The record-union., 1899-08-26
Maned by a Poor Gard, Both In Size Of
Fields and Quality Of Entries.
Wild Tartar, at Twenty-Five to
One, Wins the Fifth Race at
the st. Louis Fair Grounds-Re-
suits at Highland Park and
Harlem.

full course SteeplechaSe, degenerated
into walkoVer for DR.. Catlett, most of
the horses having been sent back to
New York. Dave S. was the only IA
yorite that won. Results:
Five furlongs, Laureate won, May
Jane second. Flamora third. Time
1:01H
One mile, Maurice won. Wolhurst sec
ond, Tragedian third. Time-1 :414.
Five and half furlongs. Dave S.
Won, Lillian Bell second. Island Prince
third. Time-l:0S
Mile and a quarter. Spencer handi-
cap, Laverock won. Alpen second, Her
Ladyship third. Time-2:0612.
Beverwyck steeplechase, full course,
walkover for Dr. Catlett.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25.-Wild Tartar,
at % to l, was a winner at the fair
grounds to-day. The track was fast.
In the closing event. while at the post,
Flora G. was kicked and her leg
broken. She had to be shot. Results:
Five and a half furlongs, selling, ST.
lent Friend won Glissando second, Di-
nornis third. Time-1 0914.
Six furlongs, Whisper Low won,
George Arnold second. Stella Berkeley
third Time-1:1515
Six furlongs, selling, Also Ran II.
won, Lake Fonso second, Uncle Bill
third. Time-1:15.
Mile and seventy yards, Annie Old
field won, Koenig second, Eight Bells
third. Time-1:4S
One mile, selling, Wild Tartar won,
Mamie G. second, Hill Billy third.
Time-1:44
Six furlongs, selling. Mamie Lou won,
Diggs second, Ed L. third Time-1:15.
AT HIGHLAND PARK.
DETROIT, Aug. 23.-Hugh McCarren,
Jr.. had his sprinter Skillman claimed
out of the sixth race to-day at High
land Park and in turn he claimed Jessie
Jarboe. Weather clear and track fast.
Results:
One mile, selling. Maranta II. won,
Cynthia H. second. Rotterdam third.
Time-1:4115.
Four and half furlongs, selling, AL
paca won, Daily Report second, Talma
third. Time-0:5515.
Six furlongs, selling, Annie Laurette
won, Sallie ]. second. Eleanor Holmes
third. Time-1 :1515
Five and a half furlongs, Lamp Globe
won, Dissolute second. Advance Guard
third. Time-10S.
Mile and an eighth. Windward won,
Top Gallant second. Can I See EN-
third. Time-15j.
Six furlongs, selling, Looram won,
Skillman second. Jessie Jarboe third
Time-I:15
AT HARLEM.
CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Unsightly, at
odds on, was the only winning favorite
at Harlem to-day. Track fast Re
suits:
Five and a half furlongs, Flora Bird
won, Silver Fizz second, Tilby Ann
third. Time-1:07A.
One mile, selling. Kings Highway
won, Golden Rod second, Nettie Brooks
third. Time-1: :4215.
One mile, selling, Chauncey Fisher
won. Catastrophe second, Chicopee
third. Time-1:42.
Mile and an eighth. Rosa Masso won,
Bondman second. Countess Irma third
Time-1:5 53H
Five furlongs, selling. Unsightly won,
Decoy second. Adair II. third. Time
1:02A.
AT READVILLE.
READVILLE (Adass.), Aug. 25.-The
card at the grand circuit races to-day
was the finest ever presented at the
Readyilie track and fully $4,000 peo-
pie We're present. The Massachusetts
stake race, which has proved to be the
greatest trot of the year, was quickly
finished after the start was given.
Charley Herr. owned by David Cahill
of Lexington, KY, winning it, The
event came over from Wednesday.
Charley Herr, Tom Boy and Lecco hav-
ing Won two heats each. Tom Boy. at
the time of postponement was a fair
favorite, but he was sick Thursday
and to-day he had no chance to win,
acting lifeless. Herr became favorite.
and by trotting an honest mile, won
In almost a dead heat with Lecco. The
latter broke three times, but at the end
closed up yards Of distance. Through
the last eighth the two horses came
almost neck and neck. 1t is claimed
that upward of $1000O depended on
the event, Results:
The Massachusetts Stake, $4,000,
2:13 trot, unfinished from Wednesday.
Charley Herr won the third. sixth and
seventh heats Time-2:12, 2:12. 2:12A.
Lecco won the fourth and fifth heats
and was second. Time-2:13A, 2:10M.
Tom Boy won the first and second heats
and was third. Time-2:11, 21015
Bonnatella, Surpol, Tudor Chimes,
Queen Alfred, Lady Geraldine, Green
brino, Fred Kohl, Bel Esprit, Success,
Nancy King, Chanty and Royal Baron
also started.
Pacing, PA class, purse $4,000 Gun
finished from Wednesday,, Darrell won
in straight heats. Time-2:09Ia 2:10,
2:10. Johnny Agan second, Dombey
Jr., Colon, Journeyman, Blaze Boy,
Macmillan, Scapegoat, Nelson, Helen
r., Handy Andy and Art Alec also
started.
Pacing, 2:0T class, purse $4,000, best
two in three heats, Lady of the Manor
won the first and third heats Time
2:054. 2:07b. Hallena Duplex won the
second heat in 2:091l, and was second.
Royal r. Sheldon third. Nicol b.,
Split Silk and Bessie Leach also
started
Trottting, 210 class, purse $1,000.
Cresceus won the third, fourth and fifth
heats Time-2:10al. 2:10A, 2:10. Dare
Devil Won the first and second heats
and. was second. Time-2:10la. 2:10M.
Alicdalia third Clayton, Monterey,
Oakland Baron, Louise Mac and Ben
ton NJ. also started
Trotting, 2:1S class nurse 81 600 two