The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-13
Kentucky Farmer Wins the Ozark
Stake at ST. Louis.
Brilliant Finish In the Third Race at the
Hawthorne Track.
Last Day of the Meeting at Wind
SOFA Badly Padded Card at
Saratoga Draws Out One of the
Largest Crowds Of the Season.

So. LOUIS, Aug. IZ.-Ine feature dl
the fair grounds to-day was the Ozark
Stake race for two-year-olds, in which
Kentucky Farmer won by very small
margin. The track was fair. The Cas-
sidy case came up to-day, resulting III
w. L. Cassidy and Jockey Houck being
ruled off the turf for life. Results:
Mile and an eighth. selling, Pawnee
won, Annie Oldfield second, Harry
Preston third. Time :57A.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling, Eight
Bells won, Barbee second, Osric II.
third. Time :493.
Two mile sand seventy yards, selling,
Kodak won Governor McHenry second,
Basqul third. Time-3:391A
Ozark Stake, for -year-olds, value
$500, six furlongs, Kentucky Farmer
won, Recompense second, John Millin
third. Time-1:16.
Six furlongs, imp. Mintsauce won,
Diser second, Aunt Mary third. Time
1:14%.
Mile and seventy yards, Eitholin won,
Pinochle second, Kisme third. Time
LAT.
AT HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Five thousand
people saw the races to-day at Haw-
thorne. The third race at a mile and
seventy yards produced a brilliant fin
ish between Cherry Leaf and Carnero,
the former winning by a head. In the
steeplechase Clifton B. won by head
after hard race. Results:
Seven furlongs, selling. Amelia Fonso
won. Roger B. second, Isen third. Time
Il :29A
Seven furlongs, handicap, Thrive
won, Dick Furber second, Lomond
third. Time-1 :30H.
Mile and seventy yards, Cherry Leaf
won. Carnero second, Bonneville third.
Time-1 :46.
Steeplechase, short course. Clifton 3.
won, My Valentine second, Princess
Murphy third. Time-3:50.
One mile, selling, Racivan won, Faus-
turo second, Harry Nutter third. Time
i :42A.
One mile and quarter, selling,
Goose Liver won, Lord Zeno second,
Tony Licalzi third Time-2:0SA.
AT WINDSOR.
DETROIT, Aug. 12-There was a
large attendance at Windsor to-day,
the last day of the meeting. The
weather was clear and track fast.
Jockey Tommy Walker was suspended
indefinitely as a result of an examina-
ton into some of his riding. Results:
Six furlongs, selling, Johnny Williams
won, Semicolon secon, Bromo third.
Time-1:15b
Four and a half furlongs, selling,
Prince Real won, Robert Gray second,
Onoto third Time-0:564
Seven furlongs, selling Allie Belle
won. Triune second, Hilee third. Time
1:2S1h.
Five furlongs, the Essex Stakes, Sid
bow. won, Alpaca second, Profit third.
Time-1:0 23.
Mile and a quarter, Ollie Dixon won,
Virgie O. second, Henry Taunt third.
Time-2:09
Six furlongs. Charlotte M. won. Ell
sic Barnes second. Juanetta third.
Time-1:16
Steeplechase, short course, A1arum
won, La Colona second, Last Fellow
third. Time-2:4SA.
AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA on. ", Aug. ia bad
" padded card drew one of the largest
crowds of the season to the Saratoga
track this afternoon. The track was
heavy and the weather trifle unset
tied. The Saratoga Grand Prize
formed the stake feature with Don
de ORC a warm favorite, though many
thought Tragedian had a good chance
The Don went out on the turn, set his
own pace and won handily from Trage-
dian. Results:
Six furlongs, Dread won, Sakhrat Sec
ond, His Excellency third. Time
lis
Five furlongs. Vendig won, Lightning
Express second, Jerry Hunt third. Time
-1:1031kt
Saratoga Grand Prize, mile and an
eighth, Don de ORC won, Tragedian Sec
ond Previous third Time-2:00h.
Five furlongs, Dear Heart won, Lady
Massey second. Flamora third. Time
1:04A.
Five furlongs, handicap. Per won,
Belle of Lexington second, Kickum Bob
third. Time-1.05
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