The record-union., 1897-09-24
RACING EVENTS
ON MANY COURSES.
Perfect Weather and a Fast Track
at Stockton.
The FaVurlteS Came In First in All the
Races.
One of the Events Declared OFF on
Account of Foul Riding, But
the Jockeys Escape Without
Even q Reprimand-Resu1t on
Eastern Tracks.

STOCKTON, SEPT. 23.-The perfect
weather and a fast track made good
racing at the park easy to-day The
favorites won all of the events, but the
end players would have taken about all
of the money the sports had If Enos
had not resorted TO foul riding in the
third race. Money rolled into the box
on Grady at So. Masoero S15 and Lo-
rena II. s. and So, keeping the ticket
writer's hustling for over half an hour
Nasoero had the best of the start by
two lengths, when the barrier was
sprung. and attempted to make a run
away race Of it, but Grady kept within
three lengths of him till rounding the
lower turn. when J. Jones, on Lorena,
set sail and passed the pair hum
dred yards from the wire the mare had
it on Masoero by half a length. Enos
pulled his mount into Lorena II,
throwing her off the stride. He was
on even terms in an instant. and catch
ing hold of Jones bride. attempted to
bring the mare back to him, but Jones
labored him over the head with the
butt end of his whip till he released the
rein and finished in front by head.
The judges declared the race off, but
the boys escaped without even rep
rimand.
The other events were very interest
ing, as the heats were split up, and two
close finishes were made by ~'S4to and
Claudius. Summaries:
Trotting, 2:24 class:
Osito. by MeKinney-Othello
Claudius, by Nutwood Wilkes
winneila, by Aitego Van
DoNTfl9@ Time2s:iG ai5j5 2:is. 2i7' 2.2l
Pacing, 2:25 class, heat dashes:
". A. Shippee's Little Thorn,
by Hawthorne-Director Thomp-
Lynette, by Lynwood (Bunch)....3 8 l
CleOn, by Happy Prince (kelly).4 a 2
Florine, by Memo Rodgers
Time-2:14la. 2:16l4, 2:l7, 2:241z.
One mile running, handicap, declared
off on account of fouling, three start
ers, Grady, Lorena II. Masoero.
Five and a half furlongs. Tortoise
116 (Macklin) won, Two Cheers (Glov-
err second George l. (M. Bergen)
third Time-1:G91l Blue Bell, New
ere Walter J. and Buenavista also ran
RESULTS AT FORT ERIE.
BUFFALO, Sept. 23.-Results at Fort
Erie:
Five furlongs, Ennomia won, Refidia
second, Newbur third. Time-1:021a.
One mile, Alvarado II. won, L. B. Sec
ond, Strathrol third. Time-1:4115.
Six furlongs, Cyclone won, Summer
Sea second, DR.. Work third. Time
1:17A.
Five furlongs, Helmsdale won, Ex-
qrisite second, Fontulka third. Time
1:031z.
Five and half furlongs. Wordsworth
Won Tallahassee second, Mantle third.
Time-1 :0S15.
Five furlongs. Belle of Erin won,
Glenmoyne second, Juda third Time
1:0212
HUMBOLDT FAIR.
EUREKA, Sept. 23.-The third day
of the Ninth District Fair at Ferndale
was a great success. over 4, 800 were
in attendance. Following is the sum-
mary of races:
Three furlongs, dash, Rondo won.
Time-0:3Sl2.
Trotting, three-minute class, Delight
won in straight heats, Annie Rooney
second. Time-2: 1874, 2:351a, 2:3S11a.
Half a mile, running, repeat race,
A-eAf , NAONhCAN " jill Tic HI - A4CG1N 4AA4AC
%; ;5112; Fl Fl won the second and
third heats. Time-0:51%, 1:03.
AT GRAVESEND.
NEW YORK, Sept 23.-Results at
Gravesend:
Mile and a sixteenth, DR.. Catlett won,
Cavalero second, Talisman third. Time
-1:50
Five and a half furlongs, Komuras-
kim won, Hardly second, Kenmore
Queen third. Time-1:09.
Speculation, one mile, selling, Salv-
able won, Ben Eder second, Rondo
third. Time-1 :42l4
Five furlongs, Scotch Plaid won,
ClaIet Cup second, Exnard third Time
1:O2&.
one mile. selling. Shasta Water won.
Ben Ronald second, Good Times third.
Time-1 4314.
AT OAKLEY.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.-Results at
Oakley:
Five furlongs, selling, Rotha won.