The record-union., 1897-10-07
JAMIE 7. BREAKS
the RECORD.
Wins the Two -Year-0ld Futurity at
Lexington, Kentucky.
Goes the Second Heat in Two Fifteen and a
Quarter.
Four Good Races at the Sam Jose
Track-Winners at Ventura,
Aqueduct, Windsor, Harlem and
Latonia.

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LEXINGTON Ky), Oct. 6.-Another
large crowd witnessed the second days
sport at the meeting of the Kentucky
Trotting Horse Breeders Association.
The weather was perfect and the track
fast. The event of the day was the
$1,000 futurity for two-year- won
in record breaking time by jamie t.,
by Bow Bells, dam Nida, dam of Le-
one, who held the yearling race rec
ord of 2:2SA in 1896 Summaries:
The Wilson stake, 2:20 class. pacing,
purse $1,000, Sallie Toler won, Satin
Slipper second, Nora L. third. Best
time-2:0S14.
-year-old faturity, value $1,000,
jamie T., b. f., by Bow Bells, dam Nida
(Fuller), won in straight heats. Time
2:1715 2:15H. Peter the Great second,
Limerick third. Charley Herr, Miss
Duke, Ambi and Matte Geraldine also
started.
Trotting, 2:15 class, purse $1,000,
Countess Eve won, DR.. Robinson sec
ond, Sunland third. Best time-2:0912.
RESULTS AT SAN JOSE.
SAN JOSE, Oct. 6.-Four more good
races We're held at the County Fair
to-day The talent retrieved their
losses of yesterday, making but one
mistake. Oneka Maid, long shot, won
the five furlongs dash. There were
five heats in the 2:40 trot, Eta Wilkes
winning. Fanadma took two heats. In
the 2:20 pace Floracita took the first
heat, and then FItz Lee won the next
three Summaries:
Trotting, 2:40 class, Eta Wilkes won,
Fanadma second, Ned Thorn third.
Best time-2:20
Pacing, 2:20 class, Fitz Lee won,
F1oracita second, Lynette third. Time
-2:14H.
Running, five furlongs, Oneka Maid
won, Duke of York II. second, Eroica
third. Time-1 :0234.
Running, about six furlongs, Ma
soero won, Meadow Lark second. Mollie
r. third Time-1:144.
AT VENTURA
VENTURA, Oct 6-The second days
races opened with fair weather, but
high west wind interfered with good
record d-making, and the track was slow.
Summaries:
f1N6-eiS lllilS VI 81 Al1iiC NeioA1s POAAN
$50, Idle Bell won, J. O. C. second Ell
Barbareno third Time-1:0 :0612.
Trot, 2:30 class, purse 1920, Leader
(Tierly) won, Helen j. (Shaner) second,
Roy W. Hanford) third. Time-2:29,
1921, 2:31A.
Mile and seventy yards, running,
purse S125, Lady Hunt won, Sea Spray
second, Little Girls third. Time-1:49.
Special running, five furlongs, purse
$3.50. Selkirk won, CASTELAR, second,
Highland Bell third Time-1:0212.
AT FRESNO.
FRESNO, Oct 6-The attendance at
the races to-day was good, and the
racing first class. Summaries:
Five furlongs, two-year-ol Kyle E.
won, St. Calatine second, Queen May
third Time-1:04
Five furlongs, Roadwarmer won, Pol
ish second, Kitty Brady third. Time
.03.
Six furlongs. Major S. won, Gibbet-
tiflibbet second, Minta Owens third.
Six furlongs, selling, Lena won, How
ard second. Emma d. third. Time
1:15A.
NEW TWO-MILE PACING RECORD.
SALEM (Or.). Oct. 6.-At the State
Fair grounds this afternoon Chehalis
lowered the worlds two-mile pacing
necord by three and one-half seconds,
making the distance in 4:1914. The
time by quarters was: First mile, 3212,
1 :O515, 1877, 200; second mile, 2:39,
3:14, 3;45, 4:19H. The best previous
record was 4:22a1, made by w. W. P,
al Lincoln, Neb., October 81, 1895.
ChehaIis, who was driven by his own
er. Frank Fraser, appeared on the
track with his full brother, Del Norte,
who has a record of POS. After scor-
ing through the stretch several times
Del Norte withdrew, and Fraser an
nounced that he was ready to start.
Hundreds of watches were held in
to record his attempt. Like
a fash the black stallion was at the
wire. He was moving beautifully, and
reeled off the first quarter in 3215 The
half was made in 1:05h. At the three
quarter pole the runner picked UP the
PAGER, but he needed no assistance Hs
was moving easily, and passed under
the wire in 200.
TOO fast; he'll never make it." was
heard from many in the grand stand as
the first mile was finished, but when he
passed the mile and half in 3:41. a
sigh of relief went up. Thirty-one sec
onds more saw him at the mile and
three quarters, and in the face of a
strong southwest wind he strobe home
gamely. passing the wire in 4:194.
The races at the State Fair resulted
as follows:
Two-thirty trot, Staccato won. yolo
second Best tin1e-2:25.
Special trot, Leland w won. Lady
Careful second. Best time-2:2S
Running, quarter of a mile, Joe D. |
won Jim Corbett second, Argo third. |
Six furlongs, Addie NJ won, New
Moon second. Time-1:19
AT AQUEDUCT.
NEW YORK, Oct. Weather pleas
ant; attendance good. Results at Aque-
duct:
Five furlongs. General Maceo won,
Long Afre second, The Cad third. Time
-1:02I2.
One mile. selling, Albert s. won. Old |
Saugus second, James Monroe third |
Seven furlongs. Kinnikinnic won, |
Hindonet second, ]. A. Gray third Time
-1:2434.
Mile and a sixteenth. Buckwa won.