The herald., 1897-09-18
TURF AND TRACK
State Fair Heats in Harness-Run-
ming Results

| SACRAMENTO Sept. 17.-While the
attendance at today's races was not
quite equal to that of yesterday, still it
was large The weather was little
warmer and the track in good condition.
| The results are:
Stanford stakes for trotting foals of
1S94-Owyhee won the first heat and
| Nordeau the next three, Owyhee second,
| Lynall third, Uncle James fourt; time,
2:2Sa., 2:2114, 2:251a, 1926.
Trotting. 2:15 class-Carlyle Carne
won the first two heats and Antrima the
next three Margaret worth got third
place. Lady O. fourth. Chico, Conn, Dr..
I.eek. Native State, Jaspine and Clay S.
! also started; time 2:17A, 2:161a, 2:171a,
2:191a
Trotting, 2:13 cla.ss-Ethel Downs won
the first and second heats, Chris Peter
! son the third and fourth and Ethel
| Downs the fifth. Mamie Griffith got
| third place, Golette fourth. Tora fifth
| and Wayland w. sixth place; time,
2:16a4, 2:1S14 2:14, 2:15, 2:1e.
AT HARLEM
| CHICAGO, Sept. 17.-Results at Har-
lem:
Six furlongs-Minnie Miller won, Ma
( rie Woodlands second, Lettie third; time,
1:21
One mile-Admetus won, Terranet Sec
! ond, Santa Cruz third; time, LASH.
| Five furlongs-Ben Frost won, Judge
Quigley second ,oJe Shelby third; time,
1:0412.
One mile-Souffle won. Anger second,
Ashland third; time, 1:4SA.
Five and a half furlongs-Knowles
won, Elsie Bramble second, The Ace
third; time, 1:104.
Six furlongs-W. c. T. won, Sea Rob-
ber second, Preston third; time, 1:15k.
AT ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 17.-Results:
Six furlongs-Strathreel won, Lady
Hamilton second, John Boone third;
time, 1:1S.
One mile, selling-Judge Debouse won,
John Corbin second, Al Miles third; time,
1:4S.
Five furlongs-High Born Lady won,
Fourth Ward second Ialaria third; time,
1:04A.
Six furlongs-Hush won, Can I See
EN- second, Siddubia third time, ILL.
Six furlongs, selling-Jolly Son won,
Lizetta second, Lady Britannia third,
time. 1:1612.
One mile, selling-Parole dor won,
Helen H. Gardiner second Mollie third;
time, 1:45ia
AT DETROIT
DETROIT, Sept 17.-Results:
Five and a half furlongs, selling
Booker Burns won. Overflow second,
Draxey third; time. 1:o9A.
Five and half furlongs. selling-Lady
Farondale won. Florie second, Wilmeter
third; time, 1:10.
One mile. seling-Chiquita won Lulu
second, Buckeye third; time, 1:4S1s.
Six furlon gs-Tea Rose III won, Lady
Juliet second, Jennie June third; time,
liza
Scully handicap, five and a half fur
longs-Little Bramble won, Dixie Lee
second, Prince Proverb third; time, 10.
Five and half furlongs, selling-Be-
guile won, Talyho second, Laverna
third; time, 110.
AT CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, Sept 17-Results:
Five rlongs-Taffeta Silk won, Af-
amada second, Uarda third; time,
1:02s4.
Five and a half furlongs-Pontus won,
Don Quixote second, Jackanapes third;
time, 1:091a.
Six furlongs-Rockwel won, Master
PRO second Governor Saussenthaler
third; time, 1:15A.
Six furlongs-Carrie Lyle won, Pan
chta II. second, Three Bars third; time,
1:14A.
Two mile, selling-Barton won, DOM
mica second, Countess Irma third; time,
3:S212.
AT FORT ERIE
BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 17.-Resuts
at Fort Erie:
Five furlongs-Dinsmore won, Check
ers second, Refide third; time, 1884.
One mile-Free Lance won, Trayant
second, L. B. third; time 1:411s.
Six rlongs-Mantle won, Thad sec
ond, Protean third; time, 1:15la.
Six furlongs--Nabob won, Spanish
Princess second, Vigenta third; time,
1:16.
Six furlongs-Thomas Cat Won, Cy-
clone second, Marsian third; time. 1:151b
Five urlongs-Mongolian won, Ermo-
MIA second, Charmeuse third; time,
1:O212.
GREAT MATCH
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept 17.--Joe
dtcHtIl, lUl tlit llFSl time since the Co.
lumbus meeting in July, showed Star
Pointer his dust today. The wonderful
black stallion captured the second heat
in the battle between the pacing kings
for purse of $4,000. He had the pole, the
place being won by the flip of coin,
and from the word he cut out the pace
and was not headed. Pointer won the
first heat in comparatively easy form in
2:O4s4
Patchen won the second heat in 2:O3.
McCleary was driving in fine style ana
he counted on the second heat being TAX
en- with equal case. Patchen, driven by
Dickerson, had faltered some in the first
argument. An experiment had been
tried'in his shoeing. For the first time 10
weeks delay was caused in getting the
word, due to his breaking His round
ing in form was superb and the crowd Of
$4,000 people present was immensely
pleased at his success. The deciding
heat will be paced tomorrowA
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