The herald., 1897-09-12

Cneers, Principle, Hazard. Rapido, Zunt
and Florimel also ran. Time. 1:2Sh.
One mile. 4-year-olds and upwards
Grady (Cole) won, Masoero (Bozeman) sec
ond. Meadow Lark (Freeman) third. Arno
Coda, San Marco and Daylight also ran
Time. 1:431x.
Six furlongs, maiden 3-year-olds-The
Gossip (Snider) won, Gibbertifibbet u.
Jones) second, Minta Owen (Cole) third.
Salas, Sleepy Jane, Lindendale and Letter
Carrier also ran. Time, 1:l6.
THE EUREKA FAIR
EUREKA, Cal, Sept. 11.-Another large
crowd attended the closing days races in
connection with Eureka's fair at South
Park today. The first race on the cards
was a running half mile and repeat. The
entries were Nela Clan Spry L ark. Davy
Crockett, Roselle, Fi-Fi. Nela Clan won
the hrst and last heats in :49A and :49la,
Spry Lark second, Davy Crockett third.
At the three-quarter pole in the third
heat Roselle went lame and was taken
from the track. Her injuries were such
that she cannot race again this year.
Trotting-Entries. Forest W.. Annie Roo
ney, Flora; won by Forest w. in two
straight heats, Annie Rooney second; time,
1881, 2:S21s.
The contest in tying wild cattle proved
very exciting. William Clark won in four
minutes Al seconds, William Godfred Sec
ond.
AT DETROIT
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 11.-Results:
Six furlongs-Mary Prather won, Trade
Last second. Katie third; time, 1:15lh.
One mile-The Duchess won, Alamo Sec
ond, Logan third; time, 1:42k.
Five furlongs-Aspasia won, Hurry Burly
second, Flying Bess third; time, 1:O2A.
Six furlongs-Traverser won, Pingree
second, Bonade third; time, liza.
Six furlongs-Crocus won, The Planet
second, Kiss Me third; time. 1:15A.
Six furlongs-Skillman won, Fay Belle
second. Gasparone third time, liza
AT CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, Sept. 11.-Results:
Five furlongs-Frogmore won, Dayo Sec
ond, Sun Bonnet third; time, :OS
Six and half furlongs-Loyalty won,
The Sculptor second, Galley West third;
time, 1:22.
Five and half furlongs-virgie o. won,
Banaster second, French third; time, LOS.
One mile-White Frost won, Simon w.
second. Berclair third; time 1:S9lR.
Six and half furlongs-Little Land won,
Cyclone second. Ramona third; time 1:211s
A MATCH RACE
MEDFORD, Mass, Sept. lin spite of
the gilt-edged condition of the horses and
track no new records were established in
the Star Pointer-Joe Patchen race at Mys-
tic park today. Pointer won in straight
heats, the time being 2:03A and 2:04A re-
spectively, the fastest quarter being the
last one in the first heat, which was at
two minute clip.
Patchen drew the pole. McClary drove
Star Pointer and Geers drove Patchen. In
the first heat, 500 feet from the finish, Point
er had his nose in front of Patchen and the
latter could not overtake him and Pointer
shot under the wire a winner by neck.
In the second heat the word was given
with Patchen a neck ahead of Pointer, who
got the pole this heat. Pointer led at the
quarter turn by half a length. This lead
was gradually increased to nearly a length
at the half, but at the three-quarters pole
Patchen was on even terms with the pac-
ing king. From that point the latter stead
lily forged ahead and Patchen could do no
more than keep his forelegs abreast of
Pointers wheels. In this position they fin
ished. The result gave Pointer the two
heats necessary to secure the $4,000 purse.