The record-union., 1898-10-09
Sloan Pilots Two Mounts TO the Front and
Was Second In Three Others.
"A Fine Gard Draws a Large Gath
ering at Morris Park, in Spite
Of the Disagreeable Weather
Martimas First Under the
Wire in the Rancho Del Paso
Stakes.

days racing of the Kempton Park Oc-
tober meeting to-day Sir J. Blundell
NAPLES Constitution won the Walde-
grave nursery handicap Of 103 sover-
elgns. The Lorillard- -Beresford stables
Bayard IL, ridden by Tod Sloan, fin
lshed second
The Duke of York stakes of 1000
soVereigns was won by Colonel Paget's
Slrenia, NJ. Clark's Mount Prospect,
ridden by Sloan, finishing second.
Mount Prospect started as a warm fa-
Vorlte, and looked all over a winner,
until inside the distance, when the colt
began to swerve toward the stand and
on to Sirenia, causing the latter to
sWerve back on Sloans mount. The
finish was most exciting. Many ex-
pected an objection would be lodged
against Mount Prospect, but no pro-
test was entered
The Half Moon Nursery handicap of
100 sovereigns was won by T. G. Cart
Wright's Liswerry, A j. Schwabes' Tor
tonia, ridden by Sloans finishing second.
D. Seymour's Lady Fisher, ridden by
Sloan, won the Stanley Plate of 500 SOW
ereigns.
The Kempton Plate was won by J.
Musker's Schoolgirl, ridden by Tod
Sloan.
AT MORRIS PARK.
NEW YORK, Oct. SIN spite of the
disagreeable weather at Norris Park
to-day the fine card induced many to
appear in the rain. Summaries:
Steeplechase, about two and & half
miles, Shillalah won. Royal Scarlet sec
ond, Wood Pigeon third. Time-3:42
One mile, Frontiersman won, Brass
second, Julius Caesar third. Time
1:451a
Six furlongs, Cormorant won, Great
land second. Tender third. Time-1;14.
Rancho del Paso stakes, six furlongs,
Martimas won, Lady Lindsey second,
King Barleycorn third. Time-1: 1874.
Morris Park stakes, two miles, Ben
Holiday won, George Keene second,
Warrenton third Time-3:33I5
One mile, Handsel won, Maximo Co
mez second, Orion third. Time: :421aa.
AT LATONIA.
CINCINNATI, Oct. S.-Track at La
tonia was fast to-day; weather pleas
ant. Summaries:
One mile Caius won, Barbee second,
Ideal Beau third. Time-1: :434
Five and a half furlongs, The Ken
tuckian won, Volandie second, Holland
third. Time-1:10.
Mile and an eighth, Maddalo won, Ev-
aline second, Virgie O. third. Time
Loo
The Latonia Autumn Prize, mile and
a sixteenth, Lanky Bob won, Great
Bend second, Sauber third. Time
1:4SH.
Five furlongs, Theory won, Aureole
second, Sis Vic third Time-1:031
One mile, Annie Oldfield won, The
Planet second, Egbart third. Time
1:42A.
AT LOS ANGELES.
LOS ANGELES, Oct s. Perfect
weather brought over 5000 people to
the races to-day to witness an excellent
card. The talent was dumped in the
free for all pace, Joe Wheeler. the IA
vorite. falling down after winning two
heats. Little Thorn, rank outsider
in the betting 30 to 1, captured the
race, after the third heat, his best time
being 2:09I, which surprised the null
titude. Baldwin's stable, consisting of
Rey el Rio and Los Mendinos, opened
favorite in the maiden stake of four
and a half furlongs, but Camenita, at
3 to 1. captured first money, with Los
Mendinos a close second. Summary:
Special trotting, three in five, purse
5000, Iran Alto /. /. 1; Mabel McKin-
ney 3, ., 2; Nelly Bly, 4. 3. g. Our Lucky
2, distanced. Time-2:171a. 2:20, 2:1Sl2.
Pacing, free for all, three in five,
purse 81. 900. Much Better /, ,, ,, t, 1. ):
Beechwood ;, ,, >, ), -, =; Little
Thorn ( 3. B. /, 1, l. Joe Wheeler 3, /, l,
., ., .; Rex Alto ., 4, f. 3, 3. Time
2:101A, 2:14A. PIP. 2:09h, 2:141a, 2:15,
Running, the Los Angeles Derby, mile
and a quarter, Marplot a wallIover.
Two-year-old maidens, four and
half furlongs. purse $500, Carmenita
(Bullman). 3 to 1, won; Los Medinos
(Gouin). = to i, second: Inola (PowelD.
to 1, third. Time-0:551a Miss Mat
tie. Rey el Rio and Pauline Mosher also
ran
Five furlongs, LIE Goleta Devin), .
to i, won Rubicon Piggott). l to =.
second; Amasa Bullman), to /, third.
Time-1: 90.
AT HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO. Oct S.-The Stallion
Stakes. the richest prize competed for
in the Western turf since 1894. was
won to-day at Hawthorne by Alpen.
one of the three colts sent to the post
by the Fleischmanns of Cincinnati.
Cleverly ridden by Maher, the East
ern lightweight jockey, the colt won
in a drive from Miss Marion, a filly
owned by Barney Schneider of st. Louis
and f. H Brunnett of Chicago. DR..
Fichberg, another of the Fleischmann
entries, finished third, five lengths be-
hind Miss Marion. The time, 1:1S12.