The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-16
McFonso the Surprise Of the Day at
the Bsnnings Track.
4 Rank Outsider at 100 to |, He LANDS
First Money In the Hurdle Race.
"A Close Finish in the First Event
at Newport, Russell h. Getting
the Decision Over Necklace,
Hot Favorite-Results at Lake.
side and Tanforan Park.

WASHINGION, NOV. IL. iie ieoui.
In the hurdle race was the surprise OF
the day at Bennings. McFonso, a
rank outsider with odds of l0O to 1,
landed first money by a length in front
of Julius Caesar, the favorite. Sidney
Lucas was the winner Of both the first
and second races, very much to the
surprise Of many. Results:
Six and a half furlongs, Sidney Luz
Gas won, First Whip second, All Gold
third Time-1:23.
Five furlongs, two-year-olds, Sidney
Lucas won, Hagadon second, Golden
Battle third. Time-1 :02.
Hurdle, mile and three-quarters, sew
EN- hurdles, McFonso won, Julius Gaze
Ear second, The Lost Chord third. Time
-3:212s.
Mile and 100 yards, Alvarado II. won,
Etrangest second, Matanzas third. Time
-1:51.
Mile and a sixteenth, Warrenton Won,
Kinnikinnic second, Charentus third
Time-1:51.
AT NEWPORT.
CINCINNATI, Nov 15.-The first
race at Newport to-day brought out a
good finish between Russell R., Neck
lace and Incidental, a 100 to 1 shot.
The Judges gave the decision to Russell
r., with Necklace second and Incidental
third. Necklace was a hot favorite, at
8 to 5. Weather cloudy and track
fast. Results:
Seven furlongs, selling, Russell R
won, Necklace second, Incidental third.
Time :2S3. ~-.,4 ss-
Five furlongs, Miss Stanley won,
Troubaline second, Isabinda third. Time
IL :011h.
Mile and a half, Albert Vale won,
Nirgie o. second, Fresco third. Time
P:35.
One mile, handicap, Molo won,
Eouchon second, Skillman third. Time
1:131a.
Six furlongs, Merry Day won, Utopia
second, Ferroll third. Time-1:131a.
AT LAKESIDE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-The Lakeside
meeting closed to-day and there will
be no more racing in Chicago this year.
1t has been year of mediocre racing
on the local tracks. Few horses of
first class have competed, and the man
Rgement of the tracks has not ap-
pealed to the confidence of the race
going people. The sport has been large
~ of the Gutenberg variety. 1t is
said an attempt will be made to pass a
racing bill at the next session of the
Legislature, but the Harlem owners
will oppose it, as 1t will give Wash
ington Park chance to open. Weather
clear and track good. Results:
Five and half furlongs, Hermoso
won, Little Reggie second, Andes third.
Time-1:12.
Mile and sixteenth, Walkenshaw
won. Uarda second, Double Dummy
third. Time-1 "a.
Six furlongs, Maud Wallace won,
O'Connell second, Hugh Penny third.
Time-1:1
One mile. Danish won, Brownie An
herson second, Deerihg third. Time
Lacy.
Mile and a quarter Red Cross II.
won, -Florinel II. second, Okanfa third.
Time-2:1514
Mile and a quarter, limp won. Geo.
Lee second, Owyhee third. Time
PISA.
AT TANFoRAN PARK.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.-Weath-
err at Tanforan Park rainy and track
sloppy. Results: - ka#t
Five furlongs, selling, The Buffoon &c.
jones', 8 to /. won: Choteau CIV. Mar
yaez), II to 1, second; Giro (Thorpe),
5 to 2, third. Time-1 :0314. Kickumbob,
Tizona, Champion Rose, Racetto,
Alarys Garter and Coming Event also
ran.
One mile, Obsidian (Thorpe), 8 to 10,
won; Casdale Bullman), 2 to /, Sec
ond FL Estro q. MARTINI, to 1, third.
Time Al. Mona also ran.
Six furlongs selling Mike Rice