The record-union., 1899-09-08

across the track from the grand stand,
where it should always be, instead of
IN one end of the grand stand, so far
away that the excellent music cannot
be heard at the other end.
The days sport opened up with the
2:40 trot, two in three in which the
starters were Eulah Nc. Dagmar and
Vendome. The latter was installed as
favorite for the first heat at ) to =,
Eulah Nc bringing even money.
The first heat was no race at all.
Dagmar and Vendome put in their time
executing highland filings at various
points on the circuit and Eulah Nc
jogged in at 2:3S gait.
The second heat was a repetition of
the first, except that Dagmar and Ven
dome trotted all the way. AS in the
first heat, both would have been dis
tanced had the rule not been waived.
Time, 2:34A
For the three in five 2:40 trot, purse
81 GOO, the starters were Lena A, 3 to
1; Psyche, 6 to 3; Richard S., 20 to /;
El Moro, 4; Juan Chico. 10; Hank, 5,
and Eleanor Ann, s.
In the first heat Lena led from the
quarter into the last stretch, with Ell
Moro second. Psyche broke on the
back stretch and did not make show
ing until the half was reached where
she moved UP even with Eleanor Ann
in third place and they went around the
turn In close company. In the last
quarter Psyche outfooted the others
and won by two lengths in 2:191h
Eleanor Ann second and Ell Moro third
For the second heat it was to 3 on
Psyche, . to / Lena A. FL Moro, 5
Juan Chico. 4 Hank and even money
on Eleanor.
The second heat was. so far as re-
suits were concerned. a repetition of
the first. Psyche won by a length from
Eleanor Ann in 2:191@ El Moro being
beaten for third by barely a neck
Now it took $4 to buy ST ticket on
Psyche, while 8 to l was offered on
Lena A, El Moro and Hank, and to
on Eleanor Ann.
Psyche was never in danger and won
the race and heat handily in PIG. six
lengths ahead of FL Moro. the latter
eight lengths better than Eleanor Ann.
These positions had been held from
start to finish.
William J. Bryan of Nebraska. next
had the track for one hour and ten
minutes. He had a walkever. but
very slow one. After he quit the runners
came out for the mile and one-six-
teenth for mares and fillies, three-year-
Old and upward. Only three went to
the post-Jennie Reid. 3 to 5; Reolia.
to D; Monrovia, 21a to l.
MonroVia was first passing the stand
but at the quarter Jennie Reid led by
a length Reolia a length behind Mon
rovia. In this order they ran to the
half, where Reolia moved up and on the
turn took second place. coming into the
stretch two lengths behind Jennie Reid.
The latter held her advantage, how
ever, and won in 1:47% Reolia second.
three lengths ahead Of Monrovia.
For the seven furlong race for three
year-olds and upward. the starters
were McFarlane. 40 to l. Novia, even
money; Mount McGregor II. 4 to 3,
and the same for Hohenzollern.
McFarlane was first away, but soon
after passing the quarter McGregor
passed him and was never in danger
winning by three lengths under a pull
from Novia, the latter four lengths
ahead Of Hohenzollern. Time, 1:271b.
Druidess was the talents choice in
the last race, a two-year-old, five fur
long event Fairfax was second choice
at to /, the others ranging from to
20 to 1. Fourteen youngsters went to
the post.
For such a big field of youngsters
Havey gave them very fair start
There was rush of many colors, then
a big cloud of dust that enveloped the
fourteen horses as they went around
the turn, and shortly three of them
dashed past the stand-Druidess first
FL Arte second, and Rose of Hilo third
Time, 1:031&