The record-union., 1897-10-16
RACING EVENTS
ON MANY TRACKS,
Fine Weather and Fair Attendance
at Los Angeles.
Jim BOzeman, a Long Shot, Wins the Santa
Catalina Slide Stakes.

Close of a Most Successful Meeting
| of the Kentucky Trotting Horse
| Breeders Association at Lex
ington-Janie IT. Wins the Ken
tucky Stock Farm Stakes, and
| Breaks the Worlds Two-Year-
Old Race Record for Fillies.
| Los ANGELES, Oct. 15.-The second
days meeting of the Los Angeles Fair
meeting attracted fair crowd to Agri-
cultural Park, the weather being excep-
| t1onally fine. The track was in q fair
condition, considering the heavy rain Of
Thursday morning.
! The programme was made up to-day
of three running races and the 2:30
/ class trot. The latter was won in
the fourth heat by DIR. Leek, who beat
Osito under the wire by a short nose,
making it appear to be a dead heat.
In the Santa Catalina slide, five and
half furlongs, Chartreuse was a warm
| favorite, but failed to show, Jim Boze-
man winning by a length and half
from Polish.
| The biggest event of the meeting is
on the card for tomorrow. 1t is the
2:12 pace, the entries being Silkwood,
Searchlight, Joe Wheeler and Our Boy.
Silkwood is the pride of Southern Cali
forhia, and will be heavily backed by
local talent. Searchlight has the fol-
lowing Of the Northern horsemen. sum
maries:
One mile. selling, purse of $500, Mar
quise C.. Wilson,, 51a to l, won; Maso-
| ero Cole, 6 to 1, second; Alvarado (E.
Jones), to 10, third. Time-1:1415.
Major S., Kamsin and Lorena IL also
ran.
Five and a half fur1ongs, Santa Cata-
lima slide, selling, sweepstake, Jim
Bozeman (StewarD 10 to 1, won; Pol
ish (Wilson), 4 to /. second; Howard
! (McDonald), to 1, third. Time-1:09.
Prince Hooker, Selkirk, Leon, Captain
| Coster, Chartreuse and Decision also
ran.
Mile and an eighth, hurdles, selling.
purse of $3.50. Gold Dust CHanna), 4 to
., Won; Governor Budd (Martines), to
/, second; Vicking IF. Russell), so to /,
third. Time-2:0334. 4Iestor, J. o. c.,
and Onteoro also ran.
| Trotting, 2:30 class, purse Of 81, 200:
DR.. Leel<, by Sidney (Sullivan). 1911
Pasonte CHarvey) ....2 213
| Osito Durfee)
F'anadma (Franklin) 4d
'oe thdpeHl ................
Time-2:1634, 2:161a, 2:1S, PIG.
A WORLDS RECORD BROKEN.
| LEXINGTON (Ky.), Oct. 15.-To-day
/ Q1ncad ha
the history of the Kentucky Trottfng
Horse Breeders Association. More than
thirty stakes and purses, aggregating
over $4,000, We're contested during the
ten days of the meeting. The Ken
lucky Stock Farm stakes for two-year-
olds was won easily by jamie T., and in
| the last headt she smashed the worlds
| two-year-old race record for iIlies by
making the mile in 2:14.
| Pacing, 2:20 class, purse 81, 900, three
heats yesterday, Indiana won, Moral
| second, White Hose third. Best time
2:11A.
The Blue Grass stakes for 2:14 trot-
ters, $4,000, Emily won, Edmonia sec
ond, Pat Watson third. Best time
2.111a.
The Johnson stakes for PA trotters.
s., 1000, Georgiana won, Little Edgar
second, Dare Devil third. Best time
2:1034.
Kentucky Stock Farm stakes, purse
$4,000, for two-year-old trotters, jamie
t. won, Dutchman second, Charley
Herr third. Best time-2:14.
RESULTS AT HARLEM.
CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Results at Har-
lem:
Five furlongs, Al Fresco won, Udah
second, Ialaria third. Time-1:02A.
One mile, Ace won, Lady Inez second,
Muskalonge third. Time-1:4
Seven furlongs, Buckmassie won,
Laureate second, Lady Hamilton third
Time-1 .26
Six furlongs. Dave Waldo won, Daily
Racing Form second, Knowles third.
Time-1:15M.
One mile. Gold Band won. Sunburst
| second, Swordsman third. Time-1:44-
Six furlongs, Mary Kinsella won,
Tine-1:1 :16A.
AT LAToNIA
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-Results at
Latonia:
-Four and half furlongs. Refer won.
Reelona second, Lena Myers third. Time
-0:56H
One mile, selling, serf won, Leasman
second, George c. third. Time-1 ~.
Two miles, Barton won, Endurance,
second, Rasper third. Time-3:31H.
Six furlongs, Takannassee won, Eton
Jacket second, Carrie Lyle third. Time
lib
six furlongs, Tempo won, Dinsmore
second, McA1bert third. Time-1:17.
One mile selling, Seaport won, Bar
bee second, Fresco third. Time-1:43.
AT WINDSOR
DETROIT, Oct. 15.-The favorites
We're all beaten at Windsor to-day. Re-
suits:
Seven furlongs, Reformation won,
Prima second, Animosa third. Time
1:30.
Four and a half furlongs, Brennan
won, Carthagenian second, Under the
Rose third. Time-0:56l5
Mile and sixteenth, selling. Rapat-
chic won, Scanlan second, Devault third.
Time-1 :301a.
six furlongs, selling, Bill Annette won,
Fflibuster second, Watchem third.
Time :141@.
six furlongs, selling, Oak Leaf won,
Glen Albyn second, Brandy third Time
lib.