The record-union., 1896-04-30
AN ACCIDENT At FORSYHHE,
A HORSE DROPS DEAD AND THE
JOCKEY INJURED.
Races at Washington, Lexington,
Nashville and San Fran
cisco Tracks.

CHICAGO, April 29.-The first acci-
dent of the Forsythe meeting occurred
in the fourth race to-day, in which Car
nation bled and dropped dead and her
jockey, Clay, was thrown and severely
injured. The doctors that attended
him, however, could not state the exact
result of his injuries. Mcdonald also
pulled up bleeding in the same race.
Seamer II. broke the half-nile Indiana
record a quarter of a second. Four fa-
vorites. second and a third choice won.
Summaries:
Six and half furlongs, Designer won,
Mr.. Dunlap second, Connemara third.
Time-1:24
Half-mile, Semar II. won, Clematis
second, Thomas Payne third Time
0:50H.
Six and half furlongs, Anna Mayes
won, Uncle Abe second, Otto third.
Time-1:22.
Six furlongs, Hi Henry won, May CAL
lop second, Ashland third. Time-1 :16
One mile, Eloroy won, Fusileer second,
Dick Behan third. Time-1 :431.
Six and half furlongs, Helen Wren
won, Lottie Easton second, Woodlake
third. Time-1:221a
AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-Tn the
steeplechase to-day at Bennings Gold
Dollar, with Green up, lost his footing
as he went over the last hurdle and
threw his rider. Beyond a bad stun
ming, Green is not seriously hurt The
Clark starting machine figured in the
two one-mile events and worked well.
Summaries:
Six furlongs, Tinge won, The Swain
| second, Hanwell third. Time-1:14 4-5.
Four and a half furlongs, selling,
Russler won, Braggalone second, STAN
islaus third. Time-0:5S %.
| One mile, Roundsman won, Septour
| second, Intermission third Time
LAB 1-5.
| One mile, Brisk won, Dutch Skater
| second, Lodi third. Time-1 Al
Steeplechase, selling, about two miles,
Hellas won, Lafayette second, May
Blossom third. Time-5:22
AT LEXINGTON.
! LEXINGTON, April 29.-With the ex-
| ception of the second race, the card to-
day was remarkably poor one Two
| favorites, a second choice and two long
| shots got the money. Summaries:
| Three-fourths of mile, Sis Alpine
won, Athenian second. Bramble Leaf
| third. Time :161a
Three-fourths of mile, Loyalty won.
Tom Miles second, Liberati third Time
LII
Three-fourths of a mile, Strathreel
won, Crusader second, Sir wellington
third. Time-1 1854.
-Four and a half furlongs, La Prin-
cessa won, Grace Toffey second, Sau-
kara third. Time-0:56I5.
AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, April 29.-The feature
of to-day's racing was the Duncan Ho-
| tel handicap stake, at a mile, for 81 600.
| Maurice, the favorite, finished second
and Ben Eder, the = to ) for place shot.
went third, while Sauteur took the
stake, running easily. Summarizes
Five furlongs, selling, Albert Sidney
won, Defy second, Lady McCann third.
Time-1:0 %
Six furlongs. selling, Begue won, Lor-
rama second, Minerva third Time
1:17A.
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
| SAN FRANCISCO, April 29.-At the
Bay District track the weather was
| fine and track good
Five and one-half furlongs, selling.
Claude Hill won, Isabelle second, Yreka
third. Time-1:10.
One mile, selling, Jack Richelieu won,
imp. Fullerton Lass second, Polaski
| third. Time Al
Five and one-half furlongs. selling,
Ruinart won, Favory second, Road
warmer third. Time not given.
f.x,~1A
trict handicap, value $1,000. Grey
hurst won, Fleur de Lis second, Hohen-
zollern third Time-1:1JM.
One mile, selling. Rebellion won, Miss
Ruth second, Belle Boyd third. Time
:43A
Mile and an eighth, handicap, Ca
brillo won, Crescendo second, Wheel
OF Fortune third. Time-1 :55A.
Six furlongs. selling, Sea Spray won,
Elmer F. second, Oregon Eclipse third.
Time-1:15ia.
Five and half furlongs selling,
Goodwin II. won, Wandering Nun Sec
! end, Mount Roy third. Time-1:09.