The record-union., 1899-09-23
A Big Crowd and Good Sport at the
Stockton Track.
NcFarIane Easily Wins the Mile Handicap
for Three e-Year-0lds and Upward.
SearchIight PAGES a Fast Mile at
the Indianapolis Track, Cover
ing the Distance in 2:O2, in the
Face of a Stiff Breeze, at Times
Almost a Gale.

STOCKTON, Sept. 22-The immense
crowd which journeyed to Agricultural
Park to-day saw the best racing OF the
week, and a new record hung out. The
crash came in the final event, the mile,
and McFarlane, who was left at the
post Yesterday was the animal TO
turn the circle in the fast time or l:4l
on a trotting track He Jas created
two sensations up to date. The big
bay was left at the post yesterday, as
Tullett pulled him up as the barrier
flew up, and would not let him follow
the bunch. An investigation brought
out the fact that All Chuck, the local
Little Pete" and all-around plunger,
paid the boy $50 to anchor at the post.
Sullivan outrode the other boys by
several lengths, and rated his mount
splendidly, as McFarlane came home
with something up his sleeve.
Three second choices and a favorite
took the running events, which We're
heavily played. Summarizes:
Free for all trot, three in five, purse
$40O
Claudius (Barstow). ......2 1 1
Prince Gift CKeno. Alb 3
Iran Alto Bunch) ........1 3 , 4 2 =
iAdLCl NI1ll1SY NAhdOtllJ ~ - Il - - "
Neernut (Ford) ........ ) DIR
Time-2:12A, 2:13, 2:1312. ZIG, 2:1S,
2:20.
Special purse, two in three, purse
$500
Delphi CWhitehead). ..........5 l
Dictatress (Kent) )..............3 i :
Primrose (Hoy). y)..............1 L ) 3
Fanny Putnam (Jeffries) .....2 ro
Valaria (Bigelow) w)...........4 4 70
Gaff Topsail (Smith) ........ .6 D
Time-2:13, 2:13A, 2:14, 2:15.
Half mile. for all maidens, purse
S100, Slydell CWickline) won Roy NJ.
(Kelly) second, w. ]. B. (Frawley)
third. Tme-0:50. Ethel H.. Sallie
!. Walker, Mystic, Coda and Kylo Fil!y
also ran.
Six furlongs, for three-year- -olds and
upward, purse $125. Sea Spray (Sulli-
van) won, Major Cook (Coie) second.
Isabelle Dodd) third Time-1:13. red
Gardner also ran.
Mile handicap. for three year. olds
and upward, purse $50, McFarlane
(sullivan) won, Alarfa Frawleyl sec
ond, New Moon (GilberD third Time
/ Al
SEARCHLIGHT PAGES A FAST
MILE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 22.-Search-
light the great son of Dark Night and
Furor, did a remarkable mile here to-
day The time was 2:02. j. II Bron-
son Of New Haven. Conn. sent him
against the worlds record of l :59H
Owing to a stiff breeze, at times almost
a gale, the big horse failed on the rec
ord. However. he equaled the record
of the year. The mile by quarters was
0:30la, 1:01, 81, 2:02
RESULTS AT READvILLE.
READVILLE CNIass), Sept 22.-The
feature event of the meeting of the
New England Trotting Horse breeders
Association to-day was the 2:)i pare,
in which Roam Wilkes, Rubenstein and
Frank Bogash were entered The
horses looked well, but in no heat ex-
cepting the first half of the secon1
mile, paced in LOO, was anything like
good time made. Roam Wilkes was
steady, but did not have to go, frank
Bosash meeting with a mishap and be-
ing distanced in the first heat. while
Rubenstein never went his gait for
more than a half. Roam Wilkes won
the race in straight heats, Rubenstein
second. Best time-2:0534. Roam Wilkes
received first and third money.
AT HARLEM.
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Big fields of
1ow-elass horses raced through the mud
and rain at Harlem to-day. Results:
Six furlongs. The Rush won, Brown
Anderson second, Yoloco third. Time
1:20
Seven fLrlorgs. Fantasy Won Owyhee
second, The Geezer third. Time i 34lA
Mile and a sixteenth, Tappan won,
Tulane second, Hittick third. Time
1:5514.
Mile and one hundred yards, Molo
won, Intriguer second, Pinkey Potter
third. Time-1 :J4A.
Five furlongs, Decoy won, Miss Fee
second, Florissar third. Time .O6Ia.
Six furlongs, Damocles won, Eva
Wilson second, Sir Fitzhugh third. Time
l.sDII