The record-union., 1899-09-01
WAS AS A GIFT
TO DIRECTLY.
The California PAGER Has an Easy
Time Of 1t at NutWOOd Park.
Won the $4,000 Special Purse In
Straight Heats.

The Best Time Made, 2:O7, Was
suits at Harlem and ON Other
Tracks.
DUBUQUE 0a), Aug. 31.-A large
crowd was disappointed at Nutwood
Park track to-day. where they gathered
with the expectation of seeing a great
scramble between four PAGERS for the
special purse of S25 900. The race was
a gift to Directly, who was never in
danger from beginning to end. The
best heat was turned in 2:07. This was
the first one. The other two were turn
ed in 2:0S1a and 2:OSA, respectively In
the first heat Directly went out at the
quarter and led all the way except for
moment drawing up to the half, when
Ananias stuck his nose in front. Com
ing down the stretch AnaniaS was a
close second, but broke and fell back
to the last. In the second Directly was
in front all the way. Ananias held sec
ond place to the head of the stretch,
where Park came out and took the
place, a length behind Directly. Direct
ly took the deciding heat by two
lengths. Borough Park had second
place cinched, and laid back and fin
ished easy in third place.
It took two heats to decide the 2:07
pace, postponed from yesterday. Giles
NoyeS went to the front at the quar-
ter in the first, and won easily by a
length in 2:0634. In the second Toler
gave Noyes a run for his money from
the half to the wire. Both drivers urged
their charges hard, and came down the
stretch and under the wire so close to
a dead heat that the judges were
long time in giving Noyes first place
and the second race. Toler took sec
ond money The deciding heat was won
in 2:07A
Nine starters lined up for the 2:1S
trot. In the first heat of the four nee
essary to decide on a winner, Ellert led
to the quarter. where he was headed by
Aegon Star and Jack D.. who led the
procession to the three-quarters pole
Jack was coming to the front fast when
he broke and fell back to third place.
Thomas c. went out in front at the
quarter in the second heat, and led all
the way Aegon Star and Ashbrook
finished second and third. but were set
Star and Thomas G. put up a px~stty
contest in the third heat. They were
on even terms to the head of the
stretch, Star finishing a nose in front
on a break and Thomas c. was given
first place. The fourth was won easily
by Thomas c. Aegon Star took second
money and Ellert third.
Tommy Britton had an easy victory
tn fI1O ).10
ished as follows: Little Edgar, Cara
Gala and Pearline c.. This was the or
der in which they reeled off three heats.
Weather hot and track fast Results:
Pace, 2:07 class. purse 81, 800 (unfin-
ished from yesterday, Giles Noyes won
the second. fifth and sixth heats Time
-2:05A, 2:063a4, 2:07A. Sally Toler won
the third and fourth heats and was
second. Time-2:061a, 2:OSA. Indiana
won the first heat in 2:O6 and was
third. Tom Ogden and Sherman Clay
also started.
Special race for a purse of So, 900,
Directly (2:03H), blk. S. by Direct
(WesD, won in straight heats. Time
2:07, 2:0S12. 2:0S&. Borough Park
(2:04$D, formerly Planet. b. s. by Bon
ME McGregor (Starr). was second in
the first and second heats and third in
the last heat. Ananias (2:00) br S.
by Patron (Snow). was third in the first
and second heats and second in the last
heat
Trot, 2:18 class. purse So, 800, Thomas
c. won the second, third and fourth
heats. Time-2:131, 2:12A, 2:131h.
Aegon Star won the first heat in 2:1115
and was second. Ellert was third Miss
Sligo, Dove Wing. Ashbrook, Jack D.
Earline S. and Lige also started.
Trot, 2:1O class. purse 81 800, Tommy
Britton won in straight heats. Time
2:12A, 2:11A, PIP Little Edgar sec
ond Caracalla third. Pearline C. also
started
AT HARLEM.
CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-Intriguer. so
to 1 shot, won the fourth race at Har-
lem to-day. Weather clear and track
fast. Results:
Five furlongs, Satan won, Gussie Fay
second, In Debt third Time-1 :O1%.
Mile and sixteenth, Barataria won,
Hanlight second, Simon D. third. Time
Il :4S1h.
Four and a half furlongs, Silver Fizz
won, Oconee second, Erla dor third.
Time-0:55.
One mile, Intriguer won, Golden Rod
second, Fintan third. Time AZ.
One mile, Crockett won, Bishop Reed
second, Carnero third. Time-1 40.
Six furlongs, Berthanell won, Mont
gomery second, Canova third. Time
1:131a
AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
NEW YORK, Aug. 31-The chief
race on the card at SheeDshead Bay
was the Reaper's stakes for three-year-
olds, at a mile and three-sixteenths.
and Kinley Mack was a pronounced
favorite, although His Lordship was
we'll backed. Fast Black showed in
front for furlong, and then dropped to
the rear, the favorite and His Lordship
taking uD the running. They ran
locked around the lower turn, up the
backstretch and around the upper turn
with Martimas trailing couple of
lengths behind. As they came into the
stretch Martimas came with a rush
and His Lordship quit McCue let out
wrap on Kinley Mack, however, and
he went out and won with a bit of spare
in good time. Results:
Six furlongs, selling, Jinks won, Satin
Slipper second, Peace third. Time
1:144s.
Mile and furlong, Azucena won,
Muskadine second, Tragedian third
Time-1 :543s.
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