The record-union., 1899-10-01
Closing Day Of Gravesend and
Louisville Meetings.
Two Stake Events at Former Track, the
Holly and Oriental HandIcaps.
Hammock Wins the First Named
From Montanic by a Neck, Af-
ter a Hard Drive, Samaritan,
the Favorite, Never Being a
Factor-The Second Little More
Than a Wa1kover for Imp.

NEW YORK, Sept 30.-The Holly
| Handicap for three-year-oldS and the
| Oriental Handicap for all ages were
the stake features for the last day OF
the Gravesond meeting. In the former
Samaritan was made post favorite at
| 3 to /, heavily backed from to L.
He was never factor, however. Mon
tanic went to the front. but in the
stretch Hammock challenged Montanlc,
and after a hard drive won by a neck.
The Oriental proved little more than
a walk-over for Imp. Charentus was
the only other starter and was never
nearer than two lengths to the black
| mare. Results:
About six furlongs, Modrine won,
Belle of Memphis second, Isidor third
Time-111.
Handicap steeplechase, about two
and one-half miles, Marachan won,
| Vanship second, Baby Bill third. Time
4:54 10
The Holly Handicap, five and one
half furlongs, Hammock won, Montanic
second, Mayor Gilroy third. Time
1 0S 40
The Oriental Handicap, Imp won,
Charentus second. Time-2:O7 SO.
Five furlongs, Dunblane won, Star
Chime second, Eileen DAILY third. Time
Il :02 3-5.
Mile and an eighth, Hardly won,
Maximo Gomez second, Our Nellie
third. Time-1 :5514.
AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE Ky), Sept. 30. = The
! fifth annual meeting of the Louisville
Driving and Fair Association came to
a close to-day. Only one stake event
was ON the card. the Falls City trot
! for 2:15 class, which was won easily
in straight heats by Valpa. Results:
Trot, 2:10 class, purse 81 LOCO, Mon
terey won in straight heats. Time
2:11, 2:0934. Dr. Leek second, Battle
ton third. Louis Mack, Carcella and
| Success also started.
! Pace 200 class, purse 81 900, Split
! Silk won the first and third heats.
Time-2:0S15, 2:11. Aunty Shucks won
the second heat in 2:0SI4, and was sec
ond, Jersey Mac third. Fannie billiard,
Bellboy, Exploit. Atlantic King, Fair
view, Moronial and Little Thorn also
| started
Trot, PA class, purse $500, Phoebe
| Childers won in straight heats. Time
2:141a, 2:141a Medium Wood second,
! Carrie Shields third Perobelle, Pilot
Evans and Fleetwood also started.
Falls City Stake, 2:15 class, trotters,
value $1,000, Valpa won in straight
heats Time-2:0 2:0934, 2:10. Kilda Sec
ond, The Queen third. Ellert, Josephine
| Dixon, Royal Baron, Cutting, Miss
| Sligo and Prince of India also sarted.
AT HARLEM.
CHICAGO. Sept. 30.-Track heavy at
Harlem to-day Results:
Mile and seventy yards, the Bond
man won, Pay the Fiddler second,
Hold Up third. Time-1:52
Five and a half furlongs, Maud Wal
| lace won, Ida Ledford second, Erla
| dor third. Time-1:11A.
| Mile and sixteenth, Plantain Won
Bonneville second, King Bermuda
third. Time-1 :531l.
Six furlongs, Sly won, Moroni sec
ond, Jim Gore II third. Time-1:17.
Mile and a quarter, selling, Rollins
won, Annowan second, Yuba Dam
| third. Time-2:14.
One mile, Tappan won, Dolore sec
/ OnQ, lIlIu
AT OAKLAND.
! SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.-The
races at Oakland to-day were wit
messed by the largest crowd of the sea-
son. The mile and sixteenth handi-
| cap, for which Cromwell was the fav-
! orite, was won after very close con-
| test by Mamie G. Hohenzollern came
| in second forging ahead of Recreation
| in the last stride The other winners
were Marplot, Bogus Bill Bernardillo
and Afamada. Results:
Six furlongs, selling, Marplot
| (Thorpe), l to 4, won; Wilmeter DUFFY.
| % to /, second; Watossa (Johnson), 80
| to /, third. Time-1:16 Magnus, Jack
/ McCabe, Yaruba and Seven Up also
| ran.
Futurity course, Bogus Bill ct. Walsh),
| 8 to D, won; Ned Dennis CThorpe), / TO
| =, second; Enjoyment (Morse), 20 to /,
| third. Time-1:12A. Cowboy, Sum-
mer and Abbie also ran
| Seven furlongs, selling, Bernardillo
| (J. Ward), g to 5, won; Donator (Morse).
II to l, second; Melkarth CIV. Narvaez),
% to 1, third. Time-1 2SH. Chihua-
/ hua, Monrovia, Ringmaster, Lomo and
/ Charles lie Bel also ran.
/ Mile and a sixteenth, handicap, Ma
mie G. (Coburn), 5 to l, won; Hohen-
zollern CMorse), to 1, second; Recrea-
tion CThorpe), 3 to l. third. Time
las. Cromwell, Silver Tone and The
Fretter also ran.
Six furlongs, Afamada (J. Walsh), Ii
| to ;, won; Pat Morrissey CThorpe), 4 to
! 5. second; February (Buchanan), 10 to
| l. third. Time-1:14. Anchored and
| DR.. Nembula also ran.
AT WINDSOR.
DETROIT, Sept. 30.-The Highland
Fark Clubs fall meeting of eighteen
days was inaugurated at the Windsor
track this afternoon. Results.
| Six furlongs, Alice Farley won, Oak
| Maid second, Quaver third Time
1:1515
| Mile and a sixteenth, selling, En-
nomia won, Prince of In,si9 second