The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-04

COLUMBUS (O). August 3.-Racing
in the mud was the feature of the
grand circuit meeting to-day. After
three heats had been run heavy thun,
der shower came UP and drenched the
track: The homestretch was a sea OF
mud for a short time. but the big crowd
waited patiently until it had been dried
sufficiently to permit the horses to 60
1t was O'Clock before racing could be-
resumed, and but two events were fin
1Shed before darkness interviewed. The
last four heats were long miles. and
considering the heavy track the time
was very fast.
Ananais won the 2:01 pace in straight
heats, and apparently without effort.
The Cleveland horse was favorite in the
betting, but Miss Logan was heavily
backed on the strength of her winning
at Cleveland last week. The first heat
was paced before the rain and there
was not one of the horses could push
Ananias. The judges thought James
had not driven Charlie B. out, and the
Seld1ng was set back to twelfth place,
after finishing second.
There were twenty-one starters in the
PIG pace, two heats of which were
favorte in the betting, but had for.
midable competitor in Nerva Patchen.
Harry o. finished eleventh in the first
heat and then won in consecutive
heats. Nerva Patchen was driven out
in the first heat, but gave the favorite
sharp brush at the finish in the next
two heats. In the last heat Violation
took the pole and in the stretch plowed
through the bunch. beating Egoseen for
second place
The 2:14 trot was postponed until to-!
morrow, when an effort will be made to
clear up the weeks program. Re
suits:
Pace, 2:OI class, purse $1,000, Ana
MAS won in straight heats. Time,
2:O14; 2:13A; 2:12A. Lady of the
Manor second. Nicol B. third. Egoseen,
Miss Logan, Bessie Leach, Pearl On
ward, Giles Noyes. Charlie B., Choral
Will Tranby and Royal r. Sheldon also
started.
Pace, ZIG class. purse $4,000, Harry
O. won the second. third and fourth
heats. Time, 2:09!; 2:14;, PA. Nerva
Patchen won the first heat in 2:0SA.
Dover, Violation. Maronial Lolita, Bay
Leaf. G. w. D., Drex, Harry c., Meath
and Lady Prince also started
All BRIGHTON BEACH.
NEW YORK, Aug 3-The heavy
track at Brighton to-day caused lot
of upsets. chief among them being in
the stakes. In the Montauk stakes
Stuart, with Taral up, was an odds-on
favorite, with Trumpet second choice
and Plucky was the despised outsider
at II to /. At the fall of the flag
Stuart went to the front, attended by
Water King. They ran that way to
the stretch, when Plucky came on and
won in a gallop.
In the Glencove handicap the Dunno
pair Sir Hubert and Fly By Night were
odds-on favorites, with Lakeland
heavily backed second choice. Around
the lower turn Lakeland shot to the
front and halfway up the back stretch
was joined by Fly By Night They
had it out together hammer and tongs
all the rest of the way, when Fly By
Night swerved at the beginning of the
last furlong and Lakeland won. Re
suits:
Five furlongs, selling, Beverage won,
Meinherr second, Kamara third. Time
-1:03al.
Mile and quarter, Bannockburn
won, Latson second, Knight of the
Garter third. Time-2:0745.
The Montauk stakes, six furlongs,
Plucky won, Stuart second, Trumpet
third. Time-1:1545.
Glencove handicap, mile and six
teenth, Lakeland Won, Fly By Night
second, Sir Hubert third. Time
4SHs.
One mile, selling, Dan Rice won, Rare
Perfume second, Bishop Reed third.
Time :4135.
Five furlongs, Belle of Holmdel won.
Floronso second, Uncle Lewis third.
Time-1 OPS.
AT HARLEM.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3-Weather good:
track fair at Harlem. Results:
Four and a half furlongs. Tidy Ann
won, Tildee second, O1ekma third. Time
-0:5Sai.
Mile and twenty yards, Bon Jour won,
Bright Night second Elidad third.
Time :4634.
Six furlongs, Our Gertie won, Maceo
second Canovar third. Time-1:161a.
Mile and an eighth. Crockett won,
Harry Nutter second Carnero third.
Time-1 :59s4.
Five and a half furlongs. Marito won,