The record-union., 1899-10-26
A Large Crowd at the Los Angeles
Track Yesterday.
Was Ladies Day, the Gates Being Thrown
Open to the Fair Sex.
DR.. Frasse Captures the Purse in
the Special Trot for Named
Horses, After Phoebe Chi1ders
Had Won Two Heats and Was
Looked Upon as a Sure Thing.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 25-The gates
of Agricultural Park were thrown open
to the ladies to-day, and the grand
stand was a sea of color. The infield
was congested with fashionable equip
ages, and perfect weather, coupled with
a good racing card, helped to make
the fourth day of the Agricultural As
sociation's race meet a success
The special trot for named horses
was the feature of the day. In this
race Phoebe Childers won the first two
heats SO easily that she was looked
upon as a sure winner, but DR.. Frasse,
in the hands of Driver Bunch, cap
tured three heats and the race, Child
ers and Ned Thorne, his only oppo-
nents, being unsteady after the second
heat. ... 4 q,
In the hurdle handicap P. F. at even
money, Won under pull from Burmah,
the favorite. Duffy, on Rossmore, was
thrown at the fourth hurdle, his left
foot being badly injured
Windy Jim came under the wire
nrst in the four and a half furlongs.
out was relegated to the last place,
having touled Cowboy in the stretch.
Cowboy arrived a neck behind Windy
jim and was given first money.
uIe, the fayorite, won the seven fur
long event handily. Results:
Trotting, special for named horses,
three In five, purse $500
DR.. Frasse (Bunch) ......52 21l41
Phoebe Childers (Blue). ...1132 z :
Ned Thorne (aellman) - 81 3
1-lsterlne CLARK ......3 3 4 5 3 K
I9Ollip9rr Smith
Tlme-21514, PIP, PA, 2:1419 2:lS,
2:19.
Los Angeles Driving Club road race.
two in three:
DeWey (Dr. w. w. Hitchcock) IL [
Lijero Frank G. Schumacher) ~ 3
Larrey (Dr. VIM. lie Moyle Wills) 3 2
Mtlock CDR. L. NJ Moore) 4
Time-2:39. 2:2615.
Hurdle handicap, mile and a, fourth,
over five hurdles, purse $500 P. f..
(Cairns), even won; Burmah CMattier).
TO 10, second; Rossmore DUFFY. 3 to
l, third. Time-2:17%.
Five and half furlongs. purse $50.
Sernper Leon (Stewart), = to /, won:
Black Orphan CFauntleroy), 2 to /. sec
ond; Artesia Gones), 4 to /, third. Time
-l:O9. Daisy R., Deluge, La Chinopas.
Abano, Shannon Berna and Jennie V.
also ran.
-Four and half furlongs, purse $3.50,
Cowboy (Fuentz), even, won: Altara
tStewarp, to l, second; Cue Ct. Jones).
10 to l, third. Time-O:55 Alas,
Pictou and Windy Jim also ran.
Seven furlongs, selling, three-year r
olds and over. purse $3.50, Yule O..
Weber,, to ), won; Ping (Stewart),
even second; Strombo (Fauntleroy), i
to 1, third. Time-1 :2S Munsey and
Purniah also ran.
AT AQUEDUCT.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The best race
of the day at Aqueduct was the fourth.
handicap at a mile and an eighth
.WaTenton was the favorite at 6 to }.
with Wait Not second choice. At the
end Wait Not was on the rail and
Warrenton on the outside and had the
race between them, the former winning
IN a hard drive by a head. Results:
Six furlongs, selling, Gaze won,
Caoutchouc second, Theory third. Time
--1:14 .3-5.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling, Queen
OF Song won, Rare Perfume second.
Lady of the West third. Thne-1:494-5.
Five and a half furlongs, Carbuncla
Won, The Amazon second, Uncle Josh
third Time-1:09 4-5.
Mile and an eighth, Wait Not won.
Warrenton second, Lothario third. Time
-1:55.
About seven furlongs, selling, Edwin