The herald., 1897-10-03
Estaca second. Partridge third. Time

/ AT CINCINNATI
| CINCINNATI, Oct. 2.-Results:
| Six furlongs-Nick Carter won; By
rom McClelland second, O'Connell third;
time, 1:15%.
| Five and a half furlongs-Caddie c.
won, Lillian Bell second, Wing Shot
third; time. 1:09%.
| Seven and half furlongs-Credit won,
Kallitan second, Dominica third; time,
| 1:S5%.
| One mile, the Tobacco stakes-Simon
w. won, Panchita II second, Eugenia
Wickes third; time, 1:41A.
| Five furlongs-Dan Rice won, Our
Chance second; Pontus third; time,
| 1:02h.
| Seven and half furlonge-Brighton
won, Carrie Lyle second, Tonto third:
time, 1:35A.
| AT HARLEM
CHICAGO, Oct. 2-Results at Harlem;
Six furlongsW. c. T. won, Damocles
second, Inspector Hunt third; time,
1:13%.
One mile-Liebe Karl won; Tenney
second, Traiby third time, 1:40A.
Five furlongs-Charm won, Algol Sec
ond, May w. third; time, 1:00%.
Five and a half furlongs-Judge War
dell won, Presbyterian second, Official
third; time, 1:07A
Mile and one-eighth, Harlem stakes,
$1,000 guaranteed-Dr. Sheppard won.
Meadow Thorpe second, Fervoc third
time, 1:541a.
Mile and seventy yard-Sarena won,
Tradition second. Bridgeton third
time, 1:45A.
| HORSES COMING WEST
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2. -s.N.
An6rous, President of the Pacific Jockey
Club, who has just returned from the
East, says that nearly all the prominent
horse owners will be here this winter.
The club has already put up $41.000 in
stakes, and in addition there will be
number of handicaps and special races,
the purses for which have not yet been
| fixed.
AT WINDSOR
| DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 2.-The racing
at Windsor today was Of high order.
The attendance was large and the track
fast. Results:
| Five and half furlongs-Wathen
| won, Larraine second, Alvin w. third;
time, 1:0S.
Six furlongs, selling-Tommy Rutter
won, Double Quick second, Lucy Belle
third; time, LIS.
| One mile and furlong, selling-Cha-
rina won. Tutuilla second. Otto H., third;
time, 1861.
Wolverine handicap, one mile-The
Elector won, Ingomar second, r. Dunno
third; time, 1:42A.
| C;x~ nv5 hale Pv,rlouuo co1I{nu-K n
won, Brier Hill second, Harry Glen
third; time. 1:21h.
Five furlongs, selling-Aunt Bird wor,
spunwell second. Lavernia third: time,
1902.
AT SALEM
SALEM. Or, Oct. 2-The races today
resulted as follows:
Pacing, 2:25 class-Atlas won, Island
Lass second, Oracle P. third. Best time,
2:19h.
Running, one mile handicap-Gussie
won, Latah second, Black Alder third
Time, 1:43.
Special trot and pace, unfinished
Meteor won two heats, Deceiver won
one; Hugo and Pathmont distanced.
Best time, 2:20.
Chehalis, the PAGER, in an attempt to
Hover his record of 2:07A, made a mile
lin 2:O71s on a heavy track.
A PACING RECORD
OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. 2.-In the pac-
ing. green class. today Joe Wheeler
made new world s record for 4-year-old
pacing geldings by covering the first mile
| in 2:071a over track that was two Sec
onds slow. Unfortunately, however, he
was distanced by Ananconda in the last
heat, having an attack Of congestion in
going the half and coming home bleed
ing at the nose.
| A large crowd was present in antici-
patton of a hot struggle between the
pair. Wheeler outscored Anaconda and
was leading him by two lengths at the
first pole, in :31A. At the half, which he
reached in 1:01A he had increased the
advantage to three lengths and led into
the stretch by twice that distance, maxi
in the middle quarter in :29A. Owens
eased up on him then and had to shake
him up at ths end as Anaconda came
the last eighth like a cyclone and was
only beaten half a length in 2:071a, the
fastest mile that has been travelled on
the circuit and only half second shy
of the California record, held Jointly
by Silkwood and W. Wood. Wheeler
won the second heat in 2:OSA, Anaconda
the third in 2:11A, and also the fourth.
Anaconda was first, Joe Wheeler second,
Captain Hackett third.
In the trotting, 2:4O class DR.. Leek,
who was the favorite at $50 to 81, dropped
two heats to Uncle Johnny and one to
Eureka, winning the next three easily.
Best time, 2:21A. Uncle Johnny was sec
ond, Eureka third
| Our Boy easily won the 2:13 class;
Arthur l.. second, Plunkett third. Best
time, 2:14h.
| SUMMARIES
Trotting. 2:40 class, purse 5000
Mrs. j. v. Leek's DIR. Leek, by
Sidney-Miss Roy (Sullivan) .. 442111
| Uncle Johnny .................... 81 l 8 4 3
cureha .........................
JaSplne B 3 4
| FanOama ....................,...,,.2 2 5 B
| Time. 2:21A, 2:1919. 2:19A, 2:1S, 2:17N, 2:19
| Pacing, green class, purse 5000
T. E. Keating's Anaconda, by
Knight, dam by Algona (Keat-
ing) Observation-Disclosures. % 1
Joe Wheeler, by Sidney Arnett (Ow-
en) .......................... l l d
Captain Hackett ...................... Dist
Time, 2:071a, 2:0Sh 2:11A; no time on last
| heat.
Pacing, 2:1s class, purse s16o-
j. w. Rea's Our Boy. by Vernon Boy,
dam by Wapsie (Bunch) ............ / /
arthur l.. ..'...'.................,..
Time, 214A, 2:l51A. a:isss.