The herald., 1897-09-15
TURF AND TRACK
Good Attendance at the State Fair.
Other Races

weather was perfect. Inere is an I'M
mense crowd in Exposition hall tonight,
where the display is a beautiful one.
The results of today's races are as fol-
lows
Six furlongs, year-olds-Decision
(Narvaez), 1O9, won; Summertime
(Jones), 1O5 second; Salisbury II (Sni-
der), 1O4 third time, lis. Sir Richard,
Tim Murphy, Seaspray, Elmer F., Maso-
ero, Mollie r. and Howard also ran.
Five furlongs. for maiden 2-year-olds
Ma Pogue (Narvaezl 49, won; Zapata
(Snder), los, second; Novia (Morse) 40,
third; time, 1:O2. Zinfandel, Lone Mare.
Hertha, Sosciol, Be Happy and Louise
Hooker also ran.
Six furlongs. Nursery stake for 2-year-
olds, value S3105-Duckling (Snider), 115.
won; Rosomonde (Jones), 120, second; ;
Don Luis (Mcrse), Ill, third; time, 1:15.
Maqueda, Imperious and Borgia also
ran.
One mile handicap-Flashligh (Shaw),
ia, won; Caliente (Jopes). 115, second; /;
Grady (Cole), 10. third: time, 1:41h.
Lena and William OBJ. also ran.
Mile and a sixteenth-Del Paso II
(Narvaez), 109. won; Palomacita Usom),
100, second; Little Cripple (Jones), 1O3,
third; time, 1:49. Shirdy and Terra
Archer also ran.
Seven and a half furlongs, selling
Tortoise (Macklin) won with IL pounds
up; Florimel Qsom), 10S, second !;
Petrarch (Snider), III. third; time, 1861
Coda, The Gossip, Two Cheers, zeune,
Rose Clark, Principle, Pansy, Marcie A.
and Mystic Maze also ran.
AT DETROIT
| DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 14.-Results:
| Seven furlongs-Double Quick won,
Susie Howse second, Kismet thirds
time, 1:2Sa
Five and half furlongs-Dueo won,
Midrica second Farm Life third; time,
l:O7A.
The Algonac stake, value $500, five fur
llongs-Traverse won, Aspasia second,
Royal Festival third; time, 1:001a.
| Six furlongs-Jennie June won, Peter
McCue second, Skillman third; time,
1:13.
| One mile-Cogmoosey won. The Elec-
tor second, The Duchess third; time,
1:40%.
AT OAKLEY
CINCINNATI, O., Sept. A.-Results
at Oakley:
Five furlongs-wase won, Mill Stream
second, Wilson third. Time. 1:01 IA.
| Seven furlongs-Ramona won. Aunt
Jane second, Elsie d. third Time,
| 127 1-2.
Five and half furlongs-Malvolo won,
Lieber Kari second, Henry Franstmar
| third. Time, 1907 ga.
One mile-Dominica won, Galley West
second. Nordau third. Time, 1:42 IL.
Ore mile-Madrilene won, Carrie Lyle
second. Filibuster third. Time. 1:41.
AT CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Sept 14.-Results at Har-
lem:
Seven furlongs-Our Domestic won,
Treeby second, George B. third. Time,
1929 3-4
Mile and seventy yards-Swordsman
won, Admetus second, Senator Morrill,
third. Time, 1:45 IA
Six furlongs-The Ace won, The Pro-
fessor second Mordecai third Time,
lis L.
Mile and seventy yards-Charley
Christy won, Glenmoyne second, Man
dolna third. Time, 1:45.
Six furlongs-Forbush won, Lazy Cal
Tahan second, Our Gertie third. Time,
TIA.
Five furlongs-Brightie S. won, Fred
Broens second, Coralis third. Time,
1:Ol IA.
AT ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 14.-Results:
Six furlongs-R B. Sack won, Melvin
Burnham second, Flora third. Time,
lis 1-2
Six furlongs-Hanobelle won, Miss
| Bramble second, Hibernia Queen third
Time, Ills "a.
Six furlongs-Clara c. won, Kings
Guard second, John V. Mccarthy third.
Time, Iii.
One mile-Balk Line won, Tranby Sec
ond, Topmast third Time, ZAP.
Six furlongs-Nick Carter won, Cav
airy second, Bridget third Time, lis.
One mile-Bridget Won, Basquil Sec
ond, Parole dor third. Time, 1:4S.
A RACER POISONED
MIDDLETOWN, N. Y, Sept A-since
| the 2-year-old race for $500 between Mr.
Harriman's Elsie S. and Marcus DAILY
Limerick at Goshen, during the meeting
of the Orange county trotting circuit, in
which Elsie S. Was defeated, there has
the result.
Many of the horsemen have made the
statement that they did not believe Elsie
s. trainer, I. ]. Ryerson, had properly
looked after the horse. They pointed to
the fact that few days previous to the
race she had been sent alone for half
mile record and that this had retarded
her speed when she was brought out
against Limerick. The fact of the mat
ter is that on the day after Elsie S. had
made the half-mie record attempt and
two days before her race with Limerick,
she became ill and to Mr.. Ryerson's mind
showed symptoms Of poisoning Although
uncertain he forwarded for an analysis
some droppings of the animal to DR.
Ernest Lederle. chemist of the board OF
health of New York. DR.. Lederie's
analysis showed that the excrement con-
tain,ed strychnine and a certificate to
that effect has been returned to Ryerson
THE OAKLAND MEETING
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14.-At a
meeting of the directors Of the Pacific
Coast Trotting Horse Breeder associa-
tion held today a committee was ap-
pointed to consider the advisability Of
adding running races to the program OF
the meeting to be held at Oakland from