The herald., 1898-10-13
ON THE TURF
A Good Days Sport at Lexington.
Other Races

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 12.-After an
other day of postpo uement on account OF
wet weather, the Trott.ng Horse Breeders
association resumed Its meeting at 10 a. M.
with the weather clear and cool and the
track in good condition and getting faster
as the racing progressed. Split heats and
bowling over Of the favorites were the
features.
The chief event of the day was the 2:O4
pa cling class, in which Directly sold in the
pools a $50 to s35 for the field. Rubenstein
and Bumps set the pace in the first heat
until the stretch was reached, when d.
rectly and Anaconda had a whipping con-
test for the wire, the Judges giving the de-
cision to Directly. The second heat was
won by Anaconda in a hot finish, with Che
halls second and Directly third, laboring
and by no means up to his Louisville form
The third heat was won handily by Ana
conda by two lengths from Directly In an
other clipping finish. Results:
TrottiIg, 2:27 class, purse $1,000 (two heats
trotted Monday)-Bessie Owens won Sec
ord. third and fourth heats; time 2:131k,
2:15, 216A. Maggie Lass won first heat in
216A.
Pacing 2:15 class, purse s1OoO-Birch Twig
won third fourth and fifth heats; time,
PIPE, 2:14la, 2:141S. Lily of the Valley won
first and second heats; time 2:13A, 2:13A.
Trott!ng, 2:12 class, purse s1500-Hans Nc
dTeBotf won SecOHu, lUuTlH anu III III HedtS,
time, 2:11A, 2:12A, 2:11A. Georgiana, won
third heat in 2:11A. ]. B. D. won first heat
IN 2:121s,
Trotting, 2:13 class, purse s1000-Miss Sid
ney won third, fourth and fifth heats time,
2:1i. 2:141a 2:16A. Harry won first and sec
end heats; time, 2:12, 2:14A.
Pacing, 2:N class purse, s2O00-Anac conda
won second, third and fourth heats time
2;o4la, 2:g5A 2o6s4. Directly won first heat
in 2:041a.
Sloan's Victories
LONDON, Oct. 12.-The Czarowtz stake
was won by Sir j. Miller's 4-year-old bay
colt Charlereux. The Autumn handicar
was won by Leopold de Rothschilds chest
nut colt Sacripant High Treasurer, Lord
Howes colt, ridden by Tod Sloan, was un.
placed.
In the Kent plate Lord Roseberry's 8
year-old bay filly Ebba, with Sloan up, had
a walk-over. This race was for 200 sover-
eigns for 2-year-olds and upwards, entrance
sovereigns.
In the Czarowitz Asterie, to 1. Tod
Sloan up, finished second. Fifteen horses
ran. Distance two miles, two furlongs and
fifty yards.
A selling race for 2-year-olds was won by
McCalmonts Korosko, ridden by Sloan
The betting was to ! against Korosko
The second October nursery stakes OF 20t
sovereignS for 2-year-olds was won by j. S
Barry's Model Agnes; Lord Dunraven's
Inorganic, Sloan up, was not placed
Lord Zeetland's Pinfield won the select
stakes of 300 sovereigns; W. W. Wards
Durlop, ridden by Sloan. second. Three
horses ran.
At Latonia
CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.-Graves wa.
plunged on for a good thing at the Latonis
track today to win the maiden 2-year-olt
race, but finished last. He was backet
downfrom to ! to 2 to !. Weather pleasant
track heavy. Summaries:
Seven furlongs-Suydam won, Rastu
second, Reit third; time, 1:34A.
Five furlongs-Old Fox won, Ernespi
second, Pat Garrett third; time O6.
Mile, sellirg-The Doctor won; Jambore,
second, Helen H. Gardner third: time AS
Seven furlongs-Albert Vale won, Re,
del Mar second, Aunt Maggie third; TIM
1:C6A.
Five furlongs-The Grinder won, Prett!
Rosie second, Raffaelo third; time Loo
Seven furlongs-Tole Simmons won
kathie May second Miss Bramble third
time 1:34ia
NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-There was fai
attendance at Morris Park today. The care
was of very moderate quality. Summaries
Steepechase, about two miles-GoverIo
Budd won, Trillion second FL Cid third
time 1905.
Six furlongs-Momentum won, Miss Mir
lam second, Marito third; time 1:1634.
Six and half furlongs-Helen Thoma