The record-union., 1899-10-13

Five and a half furlongs, selling Mau-
villa won, O'Lea second, Kitchener
third. Time-1 :05.
The New Rochelle Stake, one mile,
selling, Charentus won, The Pride sec
ond, Duke of Middleburg third. Time
-1:40A.
half furlongs, Richard J. won, Lieuten-
ant Gibson second, Lady Lindsey third.
Time :20A.
One mile, Souchon won, Rare Per-
fume second, The Roman third. Time
Il :40A.
Mile and a furlong. Box won, Maid
OF Harlem second, Decanter third Time
-1:5515.
AT HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-Ed Upton ran
mile in 1:391a at Hawthorne to-day.
beating the favorite, Great Bend.
Mickey D., a four-year-old by Keene,
belonging to James Griffin, picked up
124 pounds and ran five furlongs in
LOOP Weather cloudy and track
fast. Rsults:
Six furlongs, Rival Dare Won, Miss
Dooley second, Antiquary third. Time
L IA.
Six furlongs, Kentucky Farmer won,
Red Cross II. second, Florizar third.
Time-1:15.
One mile, Ed Upton won, Periwig
second, Great Bend third Time
391a,
Five furlongs, Mickey D. won, Goe-
bel second, Montgomery third. Time
1001a.
One mile, Bishop Reed won, Tappan
second, Volandies third. Time-1 :4034.
Mile and an eighth, Bitter Root won,
Double Dummy second, Dogtown third.
Time-1;53a4.
AT WINDSOR.
DETROIT, October 12.-Weather
clear at Windsor, track fast. Results:
Five and a half frrlongs, selling.
Quaver won, Little Reggie second,
Looram third. Time-1:OSA.
Five and half furlongs, Alfred Har-
grave won, Miss Fonsoland second,
Lizzie Mccarthy third Time-1 :0SA
Mile and a sixteenth, Arejubus won,
Lady of the West second, Pete Kitchen
third. Time-1:50
Five and a half furlongs, Vohicer
won, John Halsey second, Hieaway
third. Time-1:0S
Six and half furlongs, selling, Cry
saline won, Interferer second, Salvado
third. Time-1:21
Six and a half furlongs, Nekarnis
won, Anna Lauretta second, Red Snap
per third. Time-1:21.
AT LATONIA.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.-Results of
the races at Latonia to-day:
Six furlongs, Flora Louise won, Neck
lace second, Ostra third Time-1:15A.
Five and half furlongs, Solent won,
Parmenion second, Dick Faber third.
Time-1:0S1a.
Mile and a sixteenth, Rosa Masso
won, Diser second, Fresco third. Time
i :4S115.
One mile, handicap, Allie Bell won,
Hop Scotch second, Sir Rolla third.
Time-1: AZ
Five furlongs, selling. Larkspur won,
Unsightly second, Water Bottle third.
Time-1 :0134.
AT OAKLAND.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12.-Weather
at Oakland fine and track fast. Re-
suits:
Six furlongs, selling, Wyoming won,
Don Luis second, Rainier third. Time
116
Seven furlongs. selling, Novia won,
Alicia second, Rapido third. Time
1851
Mile and sixteenth, selling. handi-
cap, Tenrica won, Stromo second, An
chored third. Time-1:50
Futurity course, selling, Horton won,
1 Don't Know second, Whitcomb third.
Time-1:1115
Six furlongs, selling, Ringmaster
won. Polish second, Tiburon third.
Time-1:16.
IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Oct. 12.-At the third days
racing Of the Newmarket second Octo-
Der meeting to-day Mambrino won the
Ditch Mile Nursery. Downham, ridden
by Martin, was second, and Rulcot
third. Sloan rode Perdicus, to 1, and
was unplaced.
The Heath Stakes was won by
Georgiana, with Reiff in the saddle.
Sati was second, and Elfin, Sloan up.
was third in field of nine.
The Pendergast Stakes were won by
Betty Field, Martin up, Jouvne, Sloan
up, was second. Seven horses ran. Bet
ting 6 to against Jouvne and 81 to |
against Betty Field.
a mile selling plate was won by Nip
per, Martin up. Goodrich, with L.
Reiff up, was second Eleven horses
ran. The betting was 10 to 1 against
Nipper.
AT FRESNO.
FRESNO, Oct. 12.-In point of at
tendance to-day's races were the best
of the week. The track was very
sticky. Three favorites and one sec
ond choice were the winners.
An accident occurred in the second
heat of the district pace and trot,
which, however, did not result in in
jury to man or horse Worth Ober
was leading with Ociana Belle. with
Clark second with Lottie Lilac and
Colonel X. r. third At a mud hole
near the half Ociana Belle fell to her
knees. Clark, who was behind, called
out Look out" Ober thought he
said, Pull out" and he pulled to the
right. Clark could not stop, and he
ran over Ober's sull1y, breaking the
wheel Lottie Lilac was, of course,
thrown off her gait, and Colonel K. r..
forged ahead. He finished first trying
to shut out Lottie Lilac. but the mare
got under the red flag. After a con-
sultation the judges gave the heat to
Colonel X. r., Lottie Lilac second, and
allowed Ociana Belle to start in the
next heat. The time was 2:2S
A special race, four and a half fur
longs, for two-year-olds, was added to