The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
Races al Aqueduct.


Races at Aqueduct.
NEW YORK. Oct. 7.-There was anoth-
er big crowd at the Acqueduct races to-
day. the attendance thus far being the
best In the history of the track. The
card was Of moderate character. Sum-
maries:
FIRST race-about seven furlongs-Tanis
GO to y first, Yankee Doodle Is to and
20 - second, Marshall, &c to u third.
Time--1:25.
Second race-mile and sixteenth
Ronald @ TO y first. Alarum g TO % sec
ond. Agitator 90 to u third Time. 1850 1-2.
Third race-hve furlongs-Mooyer 6 TO
ID first. Tinker g TO and even second,
DR.. Wlthrow G TO u third. Time-1:02 IL
Fourth race--one mile-salvado % to
100 first, Debride Is 20 l and 2 10 y sec
ond. our Johnny g TO p third Time
I:.3 s-4,
@ to y first. Perseus g 10 to and to 81
--,.--- ~ - ,..i4u. LINT
Sixth race-hve and a half furlongs-
Hardly Is 10 % first, Hand Press q to -
second, Oxnard % to u third Time-1;Os.
Latonia Events.
CINCINNATI. o., October THE
sport at Latonia to-day was the most
exciting of the meet In the third race
the first four horses crossed the wire
heads apart. Br. Black, Box and Elton
Jacket were the winning favorites.
Weather cool: track good. Summary:
First rnce--six furlongs-Old Centre 6
20 p first; Vice Regal 90 to l and to u
second: Harry Thoburn % to p third.
Time. ILL H.
Second receive and a half furlongs-
DIR. Black 90 TO 81 first; Mystery, Us to
I and 6 TO y second; Johnny Williams
(e 10 - third. Time. I'LL.
Third race-one mile and seventy yeards
Dominica Is to ID first; BanGuo ii. q
20 lO) second; Fo-sytbe Is to u third
Fourth race-one mile. handicap-Box
&c 20 81 first j. VI. c. az TO 8 and to 81
second: Paul Kauvar Q6 to 81 third.
Time 1:42 3D.
Fifth receive furlongs-Jrarda q TO
y first; Azucena 90 TO I and 4 TO ID
second; Lady Irene g to p third. Time.
1:o2 Ia
sixth race-sIx furlongs-Eton Jacket
6 to p first; Henric 30 TO ! and 10 u
second; Carrie Lyle e to u third. Time;
f:16 3
Pennsylvania Stakes.
LEXINGTON. KY. Oct. THE Tran
eyivania stakes for trotting of the 2:l4
class brought together e FIELD of ten
cracks and at the end OF the fifth heat
was still unfinished on account of the
darkness. The track was good. but not
fast. Only one event on the card was
finished. the 2:li class, for PAGERS. sum
2:ll class. pacing purse s1.OOO.--Ace won
second, third and fourth heats and race.
Best time 1903 Ia.
Peter Tuney won first heat. Time,
fiii-4
Harry omer, Quick Shot. Jim Purh.
Argetta, The Dude. Easter Bell. Sally
Bronston. Jim Simmons. Myrtle G., Lady
Pipes and Quickly also started. Time,
f:1l IA 400 10. 2:l1 IL. 2:0e Ia.
The Pennsylvania. for 2:i4 class trotters.
purse 5000 Diminished. THE Monk won
h,Ht and second heats. Time, 2:09 l-2 and
81s IA
Bush won third. Time. zoe i-2
Tom BTitton woa fourth heat. Time,
3.1i ia
Rilma won Nth heat. Time, e.1S IL.
2.27 class. trotting purse 81 200 (unnnish-
ed).-Actstef wen first heat. Time. 2:l6 IL.
Aives won second heat. Time, 2:i5 IL
Lowered the Record.
PHILADELPHIA. October 7.-"Jimmie"
Michael, the little Welsh wheelman. on
the Willow Grove track, to-day clipped
xl-s seconds from the best American re-
cord for one mile paced. The record
was 1:Ss 1-5 made by Eddie McDuffie. OF
Boston. about six weeks ago on the ST.
Charles track. at Boston. Michaels
time to-day was 1.l6
The fastest time for one mile was made
-, ]. s. Stocks ir England. about one
month ago. when he covered the dis
eAnce In Las 2-5.