The record-union., 1898-09-30

the Holly handicap Ethelbert was ia
vorite, but the best he could do was
third. Summaries:
Five furlongs, Anagram won, Roys-
terer second, Tyrba third. Time-1:02As
One mile, Buela won, Mana second,
Marsian third. Time-1:43A.
Five and a half furlongs, Kentucky
Colonel won, Prestidigitatrice second,
Ethelbert third. Time-1:0S3s.
Six furlongs, st. Calatine won, Troll
ley second, Danforth third. Time
1:14.
Mile and an eighth, Manassas won,
Charentus second, Bony Ronald third
Time-1: :54A.
One mile, Swiftmas won, Lieber Karl
second. Lady Marian third. Time
1:41A.
AT HARLEM.
CHICAGO. Sept. 29-Weather at
Harlem clear; track fast. Results:
Seven furlongs, Lew Hopper won,
I Lady Callahan second, Inconstancy
| third. Time-1 2S15.
Five furlongs, Rio Chico won, Miss
Mark second, Ramlett third. Time
1:02
| Mile and a sixteenth. Found won,
| L ne DeVll second, StOrul hiH6 liiiAH
Time-1:41R.
Five and a hall furlongs, Espionage
won, Judge Tarvin second, Queen of
Song third. Time-1:O713.
One mile. Tranby won, Foncliffe sec
| ond Necedah third. Time-1:4 :421a.
| Six furlongs, Belle of Memphis won,
| Timemaker second, Verify third. Time
I:141a.
AT LEXINGTON.
| LEXINGTON Ry), Sept. 29.-Track
| good. Results:
| Four and half furlongs, Miss STAN
ton won, Cevetas second, Pertinent
third Time-0:51M
One mile Padrone won, Ruiz second,
Skink third. Time-1:45H.
Mile and a sixteenth, Derby Maid
! Won, Elsina second, Dudley E. third.
Time-1:1513.
Six furlongs, Turtle Dove won, Allie
Belle second, Pacemaker third. Time
1:161a
AT SAN JOSE.
SAN JOSE, Sept. 29.-The attendance
at the races to-day was the largest OF
the week, and with a track in first
class condition and weather all that
could be desired, good time was made
and good satisfaction given. Summar-
| les:
The unfinished pacing race was won
by Primrose in two straight heats.
| Time-2:1715 2:20. Nutway second,
| Dictatress third.
Trotting, 2:16 class, first heat, Mamie
Riley won. Iran Alto second, Ned
Thorne third. Time: 221a. Second
heat, Mamie Riley won, Iran Alton sec
ond, New Thorne third. Time-2:17.
Trotting, 2:22 class, first heat, Menlo
Belle won, Harry Marvin second,
Azalea third. Time-2:23. Second heat,
Menlo Belle won, Azalea second, Harry
! Marvin third Time-2:23
Pacing, 2:13 class, first heat, Little
Thorne won, Floracita second, Plunkett
third. Time-2:131a. Second heat, Lit
tie Thorne won, Plunkett second, Flor
acita third. Time-2:15.
GENTRY DEFEATS PATCHEN.
SPRINGFIELD Qn), Sept 29.-At
the State Fair to-day, in the presence
of crowd of 10000, John r. Gentry
! defeated Joe Patchen with ease in the
| match race for a purse of 5000.
| Patchen was the fayorite with the i'm
mense crowd that filled the big amphi-
| theater and bleacherS and lined the
| track for several hundred yards on
each side but the horse was not in the
best Of condition. and was never in
; the race. Gentry was driven by Marks
and Patchen by Andrews The first
heat was won in 2:04H and the second
in 2:031a, anad Starter Newton imme-
| diately announced that it was the fast
est race of the year, and also that it
was the best consecutive heats ever
| done by Star Pointer, Joe Patchen or
| Robert j.
AT NEWMARKET ENGLAND.
! LONDON, Sept. 29.-At the third
days racing of the first October meet
ing at Newmarket to-day the three
year-old flly Manderla finished first in
a welter handicap, a neck ahead of the
four year-old chestnut colt Kirschwas-
| SER ridden by Tod Sloan. An objec-
ton, however. was lodged against Man
derla for boring. This was sustained
and the race was awarded, to Kirsch-
| wasser.
Sloan won a selling stake on the bay
colt Cranes Bill The betting was )
to | on Sloans mount.
The Jockey Club stakes of 10000
sovereigns was won by c. d. Roses
three-year-old chestnut colt Cyllene.