The record-union., 1899-11-01
Backers Of the Sulky GeIding Use a
New Means
TO Force Their Favurite First Under the
Wire at the Finish.
Raise a Yell Which Nearly Scared
the Racer to Death When He
Faltered Coming Down the
Stretch, and It Worked to q
Charm.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 5l.-Nedrly every
horsenan on the track was Yelling To-
day when Kriss Kringle won the nils
and a sixteenth handicap. KriSs Is q
confirmed sulker but can run like
deer when there is noise to scare nlm
He was nearly scared to death to-day
as all the horsemen were betting on
him, and when he appeared to be STOP
ping in the stretch they let out a
mighty howl, and the old gelding gavt
evidence of his weakness by a WIG
burst of speed, and the money was
saved Kriss Kringle was first py
three lengths. This incident caused
great amusement, and was the talk OF
the track. Weather clear and track
fast. Results:
Seven furlongs, selling, Be True Won
ii. T. second, Parakeet third. Time
1:29.
Seven furlongs, Cluke won, Nellie
Prince second, Nunkey Me third. Time
i 80.
One mile, selling, Ferrol won, Molo
second, Eleanor Holmes third. Time
:43
Mile and a sixteenth, handicap, Kriss
Kringle won, Sir Rolla second, Jolly
Roger third. Time-1 :4S12.
Six furlongs, selling, Zanetto won,
Flop second, Hop Scotch third. Time
114A.
AT AQUEDUCT.
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.--A driving rain
confined the attendance at Aqueduct
to-day to the regulars. The track was
a. sea of mud. Results:
Six furlongs, Magic Light won, Ar
NOR second, Olea third. Time-1:16ss.
Mile and seventy yards, selling, Lar
va won, Village Pride second, Leandc
third Time-1:51.
Five and a half furlongs, Miss Han
over won, Carbuncle second, Sidney
Lucas third. Time-1:1O25
Mile and sixteenth, Charentus won
Intrusive second, Filon dor third Time
-1;521a
Mile and a sixteenth. selling. ST. Lo-
renzo Won, Brisk second, AtIanticus
third. Time-1 541s.
About seven furlongs, Richard ]
won, Scotch Plaid second. Exit third
Time-1 80
AT LAKESIDE.
CHICAGO, Oct 31.-Weather clear
and track heavy at Lakeside. Results:
suits:
Five furlongs, selling, Nora c. won,
Vic Lamont second, Terrene third
Time-1 :04h. :
One mile, selling. Yoloco won, Mont
eagle second, Man of Honor third
Time-1 :4611a.
Five and a half furlngs, OConnel
won, Algaretta second, May Beach
third. Time-1 :10b.
Mile and fifty yards, Harry Nutter
won, Ed Upton second. Monongah
third Time-1 :49H.
Five and a half furlongs, The Lady
won,. Red Cross II. second, Ailantc
third Time-1 1OH.
Mile and three-sixteenths, selling
Double Dummy won, Tappan second
Moroni third Time-2:05A.
AT OAKLAND
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 31-Because
Of the in and out running of his horses
Ships, Alaska and February, George
Howson was to-day requested to re-
move them from the Oakland track
and himself with them. At the same
time Jockey Bill Coburn was ruled off
the turf All this came about through
the surprisingly good race Alaska ran
to Ostler Joe. It was all the latter
could do to win, while few days age
when Coburn rode Alaska, that hors;
came in fourth. That race aroused the
Judges suspicious, which were con-
firmed by to-day's event. Results:
Futurity course selling, P. A. Finne-
gan cThorpe), to 5. won; Monda
QIenry). y to !. second; Master Lee
(Stuart), 10 to /. third. Time-1:16
Judge wofford, Ricardo Aprona, AL.
turas, Florence Fink, Sport McAllister
Vishun and Startling also ran.