The herald., 1898-09-24

Third race. 2:16 pace, purse $500. Primrose,
Nutway, Dictatress, Juliet d.
Third day. Thursday, September %
First race, PIG trot, purse $500. Mamie Ri
ley. Iran Alto, Our Lucky, Ned Thorne.
Second race. 2:22 class trot. purse $500.
Harry Marvin, Menlo Belle. Maud New
man, Azalia.
Third race, 2:13 class pace, purse $500.
Little Thorne, Plunkett, Floracita, You
Bet.
Fourth day, Friday, September S0-F1rst
race, 2:14 pace, purse $500. Nutway, Prim-
rose Billy Baker, You Bet, Butcher Boy.
Second race, 2;l4 trot, purse $500. May b..
Our Jack, Shelby, Thompson.
Third race, 2:OS class pace, purse $780,
Much Better, Rex Alto F. W., Algregor.
Fifth day. Saturday, October First
race. 2:1S class trot. purse $500. Sable Fran
els, Fanadma. Shelby. Ned Thorne.
Second race. 2:16 pace. purse $500. Lady
Margaret. Don, Belle W.. Clara II.
Third race, free-for-all trot, purse $780,
Zombro, Prince Gift, Osito.
AtCincinnat
CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.-J. H. c. and
Great Bend made a nose and nose finish In
the fourth race at Newport today Ths
judges placed ]. II. c. first, causing howl
to go up from the spectators. Both horses
were heavily played, ]. H. G. being a hot
favorite at Z to 10, while Great Bend was
played for good thing at to g. Track
heavy. Summarizes:
Six and a half furlongs-Albert Vale won,
Draw Lad second, Dave 8. third; time,
1:25h'
Six furlongs-Pat Garrett won, Lafayette
second, Tortugas third; time, 1:20h.
Mile and sixteenth-Joe Shelby won,
Ideal Beau second, Schoolgirl third; time,
1874
One mile-J. H. C. won. Great Bend Sec
ond, Guide Rock third; time, 1:45iS
Five furlongs-Dannie won. Crinkle sec
ord, Frances D. third; time, 1;5lla.
OnA mile and a sixteenth-Helen II. Gar
diner won, Cecil second, Maddalo third:
time, 1854
At Chicago
CHICAGO. Sept. 23.-Weather at Harlem
fair; track soft. Results:
Six furlongs-Warbun won. Exquisite
second Eliza Blazes third; time. 1:22ls.
Five furlongs-Genua won, Palomacita
second. Andes third; time :06.
One Naturalization won. Uquarda Sec
ond, Pitfall third; time. 1904.
Mile and an eighth-Sunburst won, Chug-
nut second, Double Dummythird time,
2:OSlh.
Mile and twenty yards-Pinar del Rio
won Inuendo second, Maroni third; time
1:54.
Mile and tewnty yards-Glenmoyne won
Winslow second, Tranby third; time, IS.
At Great Falls
GREAT FALLS. Mont. Sept. 2S.-Re-
suits:
Five furlongs-Juva won, Dun Praise sec
ord. Xenia third; time. 1:osA.
Six furlongs-Miss Rowena won, Bill
Howard second. Chappie third; time. 114,a.
Six fur,ongs-Moscow won. Lorena II
second, Masoero third; time, 1:15%.
Five and half furlongs-Little T. G..
won, b. and W. second. Sierra Blanca third;
time, 1909.
One mile and half, hurole-Granger won,
Rossmore second; time. 2:49.
At Salem
SALEM. Ore, Sept. 23.-Results at the
state fair:
Five furlongs-Daira won, Ruby second,
Dewey third; time. liza.
Pacing, for Swear olGs-Alba. Dell won,
Edison second, Miss Crescent third; best
time, 2:25.
Trotting, for 3-year-olds-Mark Hanna
won, Captain Jones second, Grace Green
wood third; best time 2:4S.
Running. three furlongs-R. E. b. won,
Orlalan second, Arago third; time. :s7H.
Del Norte. the guideless PAGER, went an
exhibition mile in Pill. through mud fet-
lock deep.
English Races
LONDON, Sept. 23.-At Manchester to-
day the New Barns selling handicap, of $50
sovereigns, was won by Mr.. H. Hardy 3
three-year-old bay fllly, Queen of Song.
with Tod Sloan up. Eight horses ran.
Distance seven furlongs.
Sloan also won the Lancaster handicap,
800 sovereigns, riding the Lorillard, Beres-
ford stables, Myakka. Fifteen horses ran
Distance five furlongs.
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