The herald., 1898-09-23
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cap of 500 sovereigns. but did not succeed
In getting a place. G. H. Plummer's Carna-
ton won the race. Sloans third mount
of the day was more fortunate, for, with
him in the saddle, the 3-year-old brown
colt Pan II won the Thursday selling plate
of 200 sovereigns, the winner to be sold
at auction for 1000 sovereigns. There were
eight horses in this race.
At Great Falls
GREAT FALLS, Mont. Sept. Pre-
suits:
Six furlongs-Crocker won Kootenai Sec
ond, Limewater third. Time, 1I7.
One and sixteenth miles-Pat Norris
sey won, Twinkle Twink second, Los Prize
tos third. Time 1892.
Six furlongs-Cipriano won. Joe Cotton
second, Ricardo third. Time, 1:16.
At Harlem
CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-Weather at Har-
lem rainy; track soft Results:
FIVE and one-half furlongs-Excelsis
won, Meropa second, Sun God third; time.
1:13A.
Six furlongs, selling-Don't Skip Me
won, Amanda second, Charabelle third.
time, 1920.
Seven furlongs-Found won, Belle OF
Memphis second, Her Favor third; time.
1891.
Five furlongs-Bony Boy won, Rusie
second, Tulla Fonso third; time, 1:O5.
Mile and half furlong, selling-Dr.
Marks won, Bethlehem Star second, Host
third; time, 2:48s4.
Five and half furlongs-Capsicum won.
Prince Dudley second, Pridias third; time,
1:14la
At Fort Erie
BUFFALO, Sept. 22-It was get away
day at Fort Erie this afternoon. Results:
Six furlongs-Can I See EN- won, Jo-
sephine K. second, Early Fonso third;
time, lis.
Five furlongs-Kittie Regent won, Mark
Hanna second Reed third; time, 1:03A.
Alice Nelson purse, one mile-Ed Far
rell won, Henry Launt second, Simon d.
! third; time, 1:411e.
! Six furlongs-By George won, Mouseltofk
second, Coseda third; time, 1:17A.
Mile and quarter-Clay Pointer won.
lockwood second, Fred X. third; time.
l2:11%.
Six furlongs-IAdy Irene won, Halton
second, Farm Life third; time, 1:16.
AtGravesend
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-1t was a cold
and cheerless day at Gravesend and as
small crowd watched some ordinary
horses win. George Keen was the fevorite
for the Sea Breeze stakes. Loiterer and
Lennep got the best of poor start and
soon opened up big gap, Keen being off
in the rear and running there from start
to 1inish AS the lot rounded the upper
turn Nosey went out and when straight
ened out for home had a good lead which
he maintained to the end and won easily.
lHildreth. his owner, then claimed George
Keen for 1885. Summarizes
Mile and acknowledgements won,
Bardella second, Handset third; time, 1850.
| Five and half furlongs-Lady Lindsay
won, Prestidigatrice second, Helen Thorn
as third; time, 1903.
Sea Breeze stakes, one mile, selling
!! Nosey won, Lennep second, Hempden
| third; time, lazy.
| Mile and a Quarter-Dr. Cattlett won.
Handball second, Manassas third; time,
| 200.
| Five furlongs, selling-Diminutive won,
Effervescent second, Full Dress third;
time, 1:O134.
! Five furlongs, selling-Mr Phinizey won,
Anagram second, Cambr!an third time,
| Loo
A Match Pace
READVILLE, Mass, Sept. 22.-Barring
anG Star Pointer, the two fastest harness
horses in the world, Joe Patchen and John
R. Gentry had a matched race at the Read
vile track today and the former horses
won in two straight heats. A stiff wind
blew down the stretch and held tls~horses
back so the time was slow, the first heat
being In 2:05A and the second In 2:O4s4.