The herald., 1897-09-26
TURF AND TRACK

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TURF AND TRACK
A Big Card at Standardization
Results
STOCKTON, CAL, Sept. 25-The big
gest card Of the week was run off today
at the park. Six events were finished
but the last race was run when it was
too dark to distinguish any colors The
first number was the unfinished heat
race from last evening, with Kitty
Brady and Elmer F. In the deciding
heat. Almost everyone placed the mare
in front at the wire, but the judges called
1t dead heat and ordered another go.
The mare WOE by half length. Two
Cheers gave the favorite hackers q hard
jolt when he ran first in the mile handi-
cap. Grady was played in the box for
q moral. but was poor third. Anacon-
da won the pace in three straighta He
was driven down the stretch by Merid-
ian In the first heat and by Arthur L..
In the second time out. The attendance
was large and there was deal Of spec
ulation, It being get away day. Sum-
maries:
Running, hve and q half furlongs,
heats-Kitty Brady, 107 (McNichols),
won; Elmer F., 10 (Holmes). second;
time. 1903. 1903, 1902, 1902 for the four
heats nece essary to decide the race.
One mile, handicap-Two Cheers, 81
(McNichols). wor; Mollie R.. 100 (Mc-
Ginn), second: Grady, 11S (Cole), third /;
time, 1:41A. Lady Hurst also ran.
Six furlongs, selling-Jim Bozeman,
112 (Cole), won; Masoero, 112 (Glover),
second; Gibbetiflibbet, 103 u. Jones).
third; time. 1:15N.
ITO (Glover), won; Walter j., ITO, second;
Mcfarland. 95 (AdcNichols). third; time.
LIS. Soledad and Bluebell also ran.
Gertlemen's race, four furlongs-J.
Thorp on Syndicate, won; J. Adams. on
Don, second; time, 0:54.
Pacing, 2:13 class
|T. E. Keating's Anaconda, by
Knight-Algona (Keating) ............ l
Our Boy, by vendome Boy (Bunch). 3
Meridian, by semicolon (Donathan).. 81
Time. 2:12A, 2:12. 2:14%.
AT GRAvESEND
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Results at
Gravesend:
Six furlongs. selling-Trolley won,
Pacemaker second. Rubicon third; time.
1:15
One mile-Brave Lad won, Trillette
second, King T. third; time, 1:44h
Neptune stakes. six furlongs-Previ-
Gus won, Darian second. Blew Away
third; time, 1:15A.
Second special one mile and quarter
Ben Brush won. Ornament second;
time, 2:10
Five and a half furlongs-High Jinks
won, Handball second, Alice Farley
third; time, 1:0SN.
Steeple chase, about two and half
miles-Llon Heart won, Decapod second,
Flushing third; time. 500.
AT OAKLEY
CINCINNATI, Sept. 25.-The fall
meeting of the Cincinnati Jockey club at
Oakley closed today. Results:
Four and half furlongS-virgie Cook
won, Ida H. second. Aunt Maggie third |;
time, :55N.
Six an da half furlongs-Tawanda won,
Santa Maria second, Galley West third;
time, 1:21h.
Five furlongs-Count Navarro won,
First Call second, Zenith third; time,
1903.
Six furlongs selling-Master Pierce
won. Derby Maid second. Regina third;
time, 1:16.
Six furlongs. selling-Filibuster wor,
Harry Thdburn szEond, Motilla third;
time. lila.
Two miles-Big knight won, Barton
second. Dominica third: time. 3:33N.
AT HARLEM
CHICAGO. Sept. 25-Results at Har-
lem:
Five urlongs-Fonsavanna won, De-
pending second, Ruskln third. Time,
100X.
Six furlongs-Preston won, W. G. T.
second, Simmons third. Time, 1:44.
Five and a half furlongs-Graziella
won, Flora Louise second, Dave Waldo
third Time, 1:07h.
Mile and quarter, Libertine stakes
Meadow Thorpe won, Carnero second,
DR.. Sheppard third. Time, 2:07
Six furlongs-Gath won, Harry Duke
second, Abuse third. Time, 1:121s.
Mile and sixteenth-Serrano won,
Glenmoyne second, Charley Christy
third. Time. 1:47A.
THE LOCAL SEASON
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25.-The fall
and winter racing season In California
promises to be notable for the number
of high-class horses entered and the
number Of prominent racing mem it will
bring to the Coast. ]. M. Murphy will
bring a string, at the head Of which is
Buck Massie. considered the best handi-
cap horse on the big Eastern tracks last
year. w. A. McGuigan will be new
face on the local tracks. his king pin be-
ing Moncreith, who beat Ornament and
Meadowthrope at Detroit. Among the
other Eastern owners who will be here
are Duke and Wishard, g. p. Fink, W.
4. Roller. Tom. Hurnss T. n. Ryan,