The record-union., 1899-10-07
The Pacing Futurity at Lexington
Proves to be a Farce.
LuGle May Wins the Purse, DlstaneIng
Glory in the Second Heat.
But One Favorite First Under the
Wire at Windsor-American
Jockeys Win Three Races in
EngIand-Results at Hawthorne
and Oakland,

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was smaller than yesterday, but it was
still large. The track was in fine con-
dition. The pacing futurity, which
should have been a feature of the
day, was a farce. Glory broke re-
peatedly in both heats, and so badly
in the last that Lucie May distanced
her.
The 2:17 pace was big surprise.
Tom Wilkes was a favorite and won
the first and second heats with ease.
In the third Wilkes sold for $50 and
the field for $40, but the favorite broke
at the head of the stretch and finished
second. Carmelito won in handy fash
ion. Carmelito was made favorite then,
selling for 500, field $50. She took the
next two heats with but little trouble.
1t took seven heats to decide the 2:21
trot. A schedule of betting by heats
shows how bettors tried 10 hedge Ma
RE c. was the original favorite, and af-
ter winning one heat she sold for $50,
field $S. She could not keep her feet,
and was practically left at the post
after the starter had warned her driver
repeatedly. She was distanced. Ear
linn S won the second heat When she
took the heat her price went to $50, and
the field sold for $50. In the next heat
her price went to $50, and the field
sold for $50. In the next heat the bet
ting was the same. After the fifth
heat Baron Belt sold for $50. the field
$40. Finally for the last heat Earlim
S. was again the favorite, the field be-
ing SO. Malzour was best and won
the last heat handily
The free-for-all pace for tomorrow
was declared off, for only Searchlight
remained in. S. II. Bronson of New
Haven, Conn, offered to match his
horse Searchlight against any PAGER on
the track for $1,000 to $1,000 He also
offered to race with any three PAGERS
for $500 a side, each racing with
Searchlight a single heat. Results:
2:l7 class pacing, purse 81 GOO, Car
melito won the third, fourth and fifth
heats. Time-2:1414, 2:15, 2:151h. Tom
Wilkes won the first and second heats.
and was second. Time-2112l, 2d3.
Billy George third. Vesper CristobaI.
Ella Brooks. Paul, Plumline and Prince
Hugh also started.
2:11 class. trotting, purse 81 900, NAL
zour won the third, fourth and seventh
heats. Time-2:1712, 2:191a. 2:211h. Ear
linn 5. won the second and sixth heats.
and was second. Time-2:161h, 2:2016.
Baron Belt won the fifth heat in 2:201s,
and was third. Marie c. distanced in
the second heat. won the first heat in
2:1o. Baby B.. Pamplico Chief, Siddur-
fee and Lexie May also started.
Pacing, futurity, for -year-olds,
purse $1,000. Lucie May won the first
and second heats. Time-2 :3134. 2:22lb.
Glory also started.
AT WINDSOR.
DETROIT, Oct. 6.-But one favorite
won at Windsor to-day. Track fast.
Results:
Six furlongs, Manzanilla won. Elsie
Barns second, Bell Punch third. Time
1:15A.
Five and a half furlongs, Weideman
won, Brooch second, Hendricks third
Time-1:0315.
Mile and a sixteenth, Compensation
won, Galathee second, Red Pirate third.
Time :4S14.
Five and half furlongs, Sister Alice
Won, Corialis second WiIfred Laurier
third. Time-1:0S
one mile, Rotterdam won, Traveller
second, Prospero third. Time-1 :429I
IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Oct. 6.-American Jockeys
rode three horses to victory at Kemp
ton Pask to-day L. Reiff had the
mount on Yousen, which won the race
for the Feather plate; Violence. rid
den by Sloan was second, as was also
his mount for the Imperial plate on
Democrat.
Martin rode st. Ia and Tarolinta
which won the October plate and the
Middlesex plate, respectively.
Tod Sloan, the jockey, had a fall al
Templeton Park to-day He was
mounting B. KoePs Latheron Wheel
in the paddock, preparatory to going
TO the post for the race for the Rich
mond plate, when the horse reared.
throwing Sloan and rolling over him
Sloan was carried to the weighing
room, where it was ascertained that
his injuries, though painful, were not
serious. Sloan's mishap prevented
him from riding Latheron Wheel for
the Richmond plate
AT HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO, Oct 6-The sensation oi
the days racing at Hawthorne was
the victory Of Uncas in the second race
and the consequent overthrow OF
Montgomery, the fayorite, and Tom