The herald., 1898-09-29

|-Ockturuck won. Outgo second. Fig Leaf
third: time. lat.
Seven furlongs, selling, all agse-Moringa
won, Marplot second. William OBJ. third;
time, 1:2S.
Five and a half furlongs. selling. all ages
-Homestake won, Chihuahua second, p.
F. third; time. 1:O9A.
At Harlem
CHICAGO, Sept. 2s-Harlem results:
Five and a half furlongs--Bella B. won,
Major Bill second. Havelock third; time,
110.
Mile and sixteenth-Prince Blazes won,
Muskaline second, Branch third: time,
| 1:52M.
Seven furlongs-Jolly Roger won, Spir-
ituelle second, Hardy Pardee third; time,
/ :SoA.
Mile and seventy yards-Imp won. Dare
II second. Carnero third; time. 1:44k.
Seven furlongs-Stod won, May w. Sec
ond, Dave Waldo third; time not taken.
SIX furlongs-Barriso won, Lady Juliet
second, Abe Furst third; time. 1:15hs.
At Cincinnati
CINCINNATI. Sept. 2s.-The finish in
the third race at Newport today between
Inc k'ldIlot dHA I oP AA<No" AooAeSN wa J
much like dead heat, but the judges gave
The Planet the race. Weather far; track
fast. Summarizes:
Seven furlongs-Terrene won, Contra
vene second, Ernspie third; time, 1:01A.
Mile and twenty yards-The Planet won,
Pop Dixon second, Loyalty third; time,
| 1:46A.
Six and one-half furlongs-Mcund City
won, Loving Cup second, Motilla third;
time, 1:201a.
Five and cne-half furlongs-Mazo won,
Aureola second. Macy Sets third; time.
1:oS%.
Mile and seventy yards-Evaline won,
Kitty B second, Doncella third; time,
| 1:45k.
At Gravesend
NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Gravesend sum-
mares:
Five furlongs-Harmon.ca won Com
poser second, Tyran third; time. 1:02A.
One mile-Irish Reel won, Clonsilla Sec
| end; time, 1:4SA.
Five and a half furlongs-Whiplash won
The Kentuckian second. Havelock third
| time. 1903.
One mile and an e!ghth-S1r Walter won
| George Keen second, Macy third; time
1:54
SIX furloneF-Tom Collins won Kenmore
Queen second, Blarney Stone third; time
| 1:14H.
Hurdle handicap, mile and three-quar-
ters-Moslem won, Lady Dainty cseond
Marshall third; time. 3:19.
At San Jose
SAN JOSE, Sept. 2s.-Fine weather fast
track and an increase in attendance made
the second days harness meeting Of the
Horsemen's association a success. Re
suits:
| 2:17 class, pacing-Lady Margaret won
Don second, Billy Baker third; best time
2:1Sk.
Free-for-all pace-Much better won. F
w. second. Rex Alto third; best time
2:O91s.
Pill class, trotting-Zombro won. Our
Jack second, Osito third; best time, 2:151s
2:15 class, pacing (unf1nished)-First heat
Juliet D. won, Dictatress second, Prim-
rose third; time. 2:16.
The English Races
LONDON, Sept. 2s.-Tod Sloan, the Am
erican jockey, at the second day of the
first October meeting at Newmarket to-
day, won the Newmarket October Welter
handicap of 800 sovereigns with the Loril-
lard-Beresford stables three-year-old colt
Elfln.
Tod Sloan's mount, the Reve, q three
year-old bay colt, owned by Lord Stanley
| was placed in the Great Eastern handicap,
at sweepstakes of ten sovereigns each for
starters, with 500 sovereigns added, for
three-year-old and upwards, over the
Brenby-stake course (six furlongs). The
race was won by Mr.. Leopold Rothschild's 8
five-year-old chestnut gelding, Fosco, by
Juggler. Ten horses ran. The betting was
to l against the Reeve.
Sloan was victorious In the Triennial
produce stakes of ten sovereigns each with
three hundred sovereigns added, securing
the race with Sir J. Miller's three-year-o
bay colt Galashiels. The betting was 9
to against Galashiels.