The record-union., 1897-09-29
FAST PACING AT
TERRE HAUTE,
Star Pointer and Joe PatGhen Go
Against Records.
The Former Makes the Fastest Quarter
Ever Paced.
A louisville Combination Makes n
killing at Harlem With ALLIE
viate, Clearing Up Thirty
Thousand Dollars on the Race
Results ON Other Tracks.

Results on other Tracks.
TERRE HAUTE Qnd.), Sept. 2S.-
The two fastest miles ever paced over
track in one day, and the fastest
quarter ever paced, were made here to-
day, and yet the worlds pacing rec
ord stands as Star Pointer made it at
Readville. In point of track and
weather the conditions were just right
but there We're unfavorable circum-
stances connected with both the Star
Pointer and Joe Patchen speed trials
to-day
In last weeks races at Milwaukee be-
tween Pointer and Patchen, Pointer
broke his harness in the second heat.
In steadying him McCleary had to pull
hard on Pointers liberated tooth, that
has troubled him much of late. A
change from link to snapple bit was
made to-day, but the horse showed
plainly that his mouth troubled him.
He got away slow, and fearing to hurt
his mouth, McCleary drove him wide
of the role. From the half on he was
squared away, doing the third quarter
in OBS and the last half in 0:5SA.
Patchen was fit for the race of his
life to-day, but the pacemaker failed
to come up fast enough and the first
and second quarters were seen to be
slower than Patchen could go. He
came the last half in 0:5914, lowering
his record a quarter of d second, and
finished strong and we'll within him
self
The 2:17 trot went to the favorite,
Eagle Flanagan.
In the rich side-wheeler stakes, 2:1S
class, the favorite, Parker s., seemed
to have things his own way after the
/ first heat, which went to Sallie Toler,
who had sold for SO in the pools of
$3.50 Silver Chimes captured the
fourth heat. After that the grey geld
ing was all out and Sallie Toler cap
tured the fifth and sixth heats. Re-
suits:
Trot, 2:17, purse 81, 800 Eagle Flan-
nigan Won. Philonides second, Mackey
third. Best time-2: 1872.
side-wheeler pace, 2:1S class, purse
Sc. 900, SalIie Toler won, Parker S. sec
ond, Milton S. third. Best time
2:061M
Star Pointer to beat 1:591l. Time
0:31A, 1:01$f. 1898, 2:O01a
Joe Patchen to beat 2:O115. Time
0:31H. 1:02, 1:31. 2:O1H
Trot, 2:2S purse 81 800, unfinished,
Pearline c. won the first heat in 2:11H.
Medium Wood won the second heat in
I2:13A.
RESULTS AT OAKLAND.
OAKLAND, Sept. 2S.-The races to-
day We're rather tame. In but one
heat was the result in doubt after the
start, and that was the second of the
two-year-old pace, which, however,
was won by Klatawah, who had taken
the first heat. The time of the two
heats was 2:1S1A and 2:1915 Dicta-
tress was an easy third in both heats,
and Sable lie Grande came in last
each time.
There We're but three starters in the
second race, the 2:25 pace. Joe Wheel
er so far outclassed the others that he
was barred in the betting. He won
without effort in three straight heats.
Time-2:17, 2:1415, PIG. The battle
was Tor second money between Hackett
and Arthur The latter was second in
the first heat, but Hackett beat him
out in the next two.
The 2:30 trot went to DR. Leek in
straight heats. Time-2:181b, 2:17H,
2:1o1a. Eureka captured second money
and Mabel w. beat Dolly Madison for
third.
AT HARLEM
CHICAGO, Sept. 2S-The Louisville
combination made a killing at Harlem
to-day with Alleviate, a filly by Argyle
Peradventure. She was backed from
80 to l to 10 to 1, and beat Presbyterian
in drive. The ring lost $4,000 to
the party Results:
Five furlongs, Daily Racing Form
won. Judicious second Bob Garnett
third Time-1:0214.
Seven furlongs, Idle Hour won, Hess
vile second, Inspector third. Time
lbs.
Mile and a sixteenth, Harry Nc
Couch won, David Tenny second, Nor
dica third Time-1:47%4.
Five furlongs, Proviso stakes, 81 200
guaranteed Alleviate won, Billy Mason
second, Presbyterian third. Time
1:014.
Mile and three sixteenths, Donna Rita
won. Bing Binger second, Evanatus
third Time-2:O1%.
Seven furlongs w. G. T. won, Glen
moyne second, Vitrola third. Time
1:2S.
AT WINDSOR.
DETROIT, Sept. IS. : Results at
Windsor:
Five furlongs, Hurry Burly won,
Bonade second, Bouquet third. Time
lob.
Six furlongs, Tea Rose III. won, Lady
of the West second, Miss Gussie third.
Time-1 14112.
Six furlongs, Farm Life won, Skill
man second, Midrica third. Time
1:15H.
One mile selling, Double Quick won,
Tuthilla second, Beau Ideal third Time
L :4214.
sculIy purse, six furlongs, Oer1ow
won, Sunshine second, Stark third
Time-1:14.
Miners Return to Work.
DIES MONIES Ia), Sept. 2S.-One
hundred miners went to work in the
Des Moines district mines to-day, prac-
ticaIly beginning the end of the local
strike. September 1st 600 men struck
for a dollar scale, and few days
later agreed on 50 cents. The men who