The record-union., 1899-11-03
Head and Head Finishes the Rule at
the Aqusduct Track.
The Handicap at a Mile and a Sixteenth
the Feature Of the Day.
Trillo, the Favorite, First Under
the Wire in a Hard Drive-Flor-
izar, at Forty to One In the Bet
ting, Wins the All-Aged Handi-
cap at Newport.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The Pr1de,
Trillo and Dan Rice were the winning
favorites at Aqueduct to-day. Head
and head finishes were the rule, the
last race being the single exception.
The track had dried out, and was fast.
The fourth race, a handicap at mile
and a sixteenth, was the feature OF
the days sport. Only four went to
the post, but they were SO we'll match
ed at the weights that they were all
Tapped at the finish. Trillo was the
favorite but all had a following. Trillo
led the running, and in hard drive
won by a head from Raffaello, who
trailed to the stretch, but closed strong
at the end. Results:
About seven furlongs, The Pride
won, Buffoon second, Meehanus third.
Time-1 :2S 1-5
Five and "a half furlongs, Gold One
won, Waring second, Magic Light
third. Time-1:0S As.
Mile and seventy yards, Belle of Troy
won, Compensation second, Lamp Globe
third Time-1 4S.
Mile and a sixteenth, Trillo won, Raj
faello second, Charentus third. Time
Il 40 1-5.
Mile and sixteenth, Dan Rice won.
Scotch Plaid second, Alvarado IL third.
Time-1 40 40.
Six furlongs, Golden Rattle won, Dis
senter second, Grandeur third. Time
1:16 3-5.
AT NEWPORT.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.-The victory of
the light weighted Florizar in the hand
leap for all ages was the feature of the
sport at Newport to-day. Florizar was
40 to l in the betting, and won clev-
erly under well judged ride by Ran
SOM The weather was showery, but
the track was fast. Results:
Five and a half furlongs, Scarlet
Lily won, Marion Lynch second, Sadie
Burnham third. Time :OSs4.
Mile and twenty yards, selling Harry
Preston won, Koenig second, Wedlock
third. Time-1. .451a.
Six furlongs, selling, Larkspur won,
Russell R. second, The Bobby third
Time-1:16
One mile. Florizar won, Pinochle sec
ond, Souchon third. Time-1 :4211a.
One mile and twenty yards, selling,
Bell Punch won, The Bondman second,
Siddubia third. Time-1 :45!2.
AT LAKESIDE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-The judges at
Lakeside to-day ruled off Jockey
Bloss for life for his ride on May
Beach in the third race, which was won
we'll, but showed no speed. Bloss was
ruled off several years ago at Guten-
burg, and reinstated by the WesteI n
Turf Congress about three years ago.
Raining and track heavy. Results:
Five and a half furlongs Innovato
won. Morris Volmer second, Olekma
third. Time-1 1928. Lovable finishe d
second, but was disqualified for foul
ing.
Mile and a quarter, selling. George
Lee won, Chancery second, Monongah
third. Time-2:16.
Five furlongs, Hugh Penny won, Rey
salazar second, Goebel third Time
1:051a.
One mile, selling, volandies won,
won, Macy second, Elidad third Time
1:471h.
Six furlongs. Macie Maree won, The
Monk second, Kitty F. third. Time
Il :19s4.
One mile, David won, Danish second
Highland Prince third. Time-1: Al.
AT OAKLAND.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.-To- days
results at Oakland:
Futurity course, selling, two-year-
olds, Daniel CWard), to 3, won Abor-
ieine (Morgan), 20 to /, second; The
Echo (Jones), even, third Time
1:13A. Fairfax, Lorello, Ailanette and
Morelia also ran.
.Futurity course, selling, Tiburon
Rurns), 4 to 5. won; Jack McCabe
(Thorpe). 4 to l, second; OConnor
Cward). IA to 5. third. Time-1 :1211a.
Somis and The Offering also ran.
Seven furlongs, handicap, Faversham
Ruiz), s to 5, won; Lodestar (Shields),
Is to /, second; Sorrow (Thorpe), 2 to
l, third. Time-1:29a4. Rio Chico and
Wyoming also ran
Mile and a sixteenth. selling, Rosi-
nante (Ward. 6 to 5, won; Plan
(Walsh), II to /. second; Satsuma
Jones), 8 to 5, third. Time-1 AN
Morinel and Tirade also ran.
Five furlongs, Chihuahua (Thorpe),
10 10 ], won; Rosormonde PiggotD, ]
to 3 second; Sallie Goodwin (Morgan),