The record-union., 1897-10-09
Seven Heats Necessary to Decide
the 2::l6 TrOt.
Lady 0. Wins the Purse From Margaret
Worth and PaSOnate.
C1audius Wins the 2:24 Trot In
Straight Heats--Ri1ma Captures
the Five Thousand Dollar Tran
syIvania Stake at Lexington
Races on Other Tracks.

Races on Other tracks.
SAN JOSE. Oct S.-The 2:16 trot
was the great race of to-day's card at
the county fair Seven heats We're ne
cessary and from first to last the crowd
was kept in a fever of excitement. Pa
sonte, the favorite, took the first two
heats in fast time, but the effort left
her without the speed necessary to take
another heat. OF the next four heats
| Margaret Worth and Lady o. took two
apiece. Then Lady o beat Margaret
Worth, and took first money. Claudius
Won the 2:24 trot in straight heats,
showing unexpected speed. In the run
ming race Enos, who rode Riot, made
| his fourth successive win of the meet
ing. Summarizes:
Trotting, 2:16 class, Lady O. won,
Margaret Worth second, Pasonte third.
Best time-2:13
Trotting, 2:24 class, Claudius won,
Osita second, Palermo third Best time
-2:143a.
Running, about six furlongs, Riot
won, McFarlane second, Sleepy Jane
third. Time-1:15.
RESULTS AT VENTURA.
VENTURA, Oct. S.-The races were
largely attended to-day, the interesting
features being a twomile handicap and
mile novice bicvcle race.
Bert Ledbetter of Los Angeles 40
YARDS won the two mile race, w. H.
Krison of Ventura (225) second, r. d.
Mussey of Los Angeles (scratch) third.
Time-0:30.
The novice race was won by Guy
Owen of Santa Paula in 2:4315t
One mile, trotting, Adjutant won,
Leader second, Kenor third. Time
2 .23114, 2:24115, 2:26l4.
quarters of a mile, handicap,
running, Lady Hurst won, Los Prietos
second, Pescador third. No time taken.
AT SALEM.
SALEM (Or), Oct. S.-The thirty
seventh annual session of the Oregon
State Fair closed to-day. Results:
Chehalis, the PAGER, defeated John F.
Staver on a bicycle two heats in one
mile Time-2:13, 2:1612. The bicyclist
was paced by tandem, but the pace
makers were passed in both heats.
Trotting, two-year-olds, G.. G. won.
Alta Ten second, Cora Lightfoot third.
3:01H.
Free for all, trot and pace, Deceiver
won, Meteor second, Island Lass third.
Best time-2:171a.
Running, half mile, Oklona won
Broad Rain second, Miriam A. third
Time-0:50.
Six furlongs. Raindrop won, Latah
second, Alicia third. Time-1:151a.
Handicap, hurdle (no distance), Tan
ner won, Black Alder second, Allahabad
third. Time-2:22.
AT LEXINGTON
LEXINGTON Ky.), Oct. S.-A per-
feet day and large attendance marked
the fourth day of the Kentucky Trot-
ting Horse Breeders meeting. The
Pennsylvania stake of s. 600 for 2:14
class trotters, in which The Monk had
won the first two heats, Tommy Brit
ton the third and Rilma the fourth, was
finished to-day in short order by Rilma
who took two heats in PIN and PIP
The Monk was second, and Tommy Brit
ton GETS third money.
Two-twenty-s class. purse 81. 900
Acts Tell won, Alves second. 7 M O.
third. Best time-2:151a.
Two-year-old pacing, Futuritv. nurse
$1,000, Will Leyburn won. Manuella.
second, Lady Moyra third. Best time
2:12 'iiAie
Two-twenty- class, purse 81 O0O
unfinished, Robert r. won two baats
and Seypha, Directin and White Points
each won one heat. Best time. 141I
1Wo-seventeen class. pacing unfin-
ished, Helen p. won the FIRST hot Sna1
pheon won the second heat and Ro,,r-
"0n IT, won the third. Best time-2:11.
AT HARLEM
lem:
Five furlongs, Uncas won. Gov Sans
senthauler second, Tinole third. Time
-1:01%.
rive furlongs, Surmount won. Mamie
Davis second, Chauncey Fisher third.
Time-1:02
Mile and quarter, Sun Burnt won.
Donation second, Mandolina third. Time
-2:1O.
Seven furlongs, Parthemacbe won.
Boanarges second, Arezzo third. Time
-1:27A.
Mile and an eighth, DR.. Sheppard
Won, Charley Christie second, Gold
Band third. Time-1:53A.
Five and a half furlongs. Gath won.
Libertine second, Mary kinsella third.
TIme-1:Ul
AT LATONIA.
CINCINNATI, Oct. S.-Results at La
tonia:
One mile, selling, What Next won,
Rassendylle second, Three Bars third.
Time-1 :4212.
Six furlongs, Dutch Comedian won,
Our Chance second, Philip Byrnes third.
Time-1:15H.
Six furlongs, O'Connen won. Lord
Zeni second, Whaterlou third. Time
1:15.
Mile and seventy yards, selling, Gel
tic Bard won, White Oak second, Pete
Kitchen third. Time-1:47.
Five and half furlongs, Naomi won,
Josephine K. second, Faraday third
Time-1 :0934.
One mile, selling, Cavalry won, Os-
euro second, Peacemaker third. Time
1:42A.
AT WINDSOR.
DETROIT, Oct. S.-Results at Wind
sor:
Six furlongs, selling. Negoncie won,
Prima second, Glen Albyn third. Time
lib.
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