The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-30
DICK WE[LES::FAILS
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IN RECORD attempt
Slow Track and Dust Save the
Worlds Mark for the
Mile.

Latonia track this afternoon in 1 as.
clipping one and three-quarters Sec
onds off the record for this course. The
weather conditions were almost perfect
for notwithstanding performance, but
the track is slow One at its best and
was a tri1e dusty.
The trial was the fourth event on the
card and was billed as an effor to
break the worlds record of 1877 2-5.
which is held by Rome Respess' speedy
colt
He was sent away by Starter Holt
man to a running start and was &C
eompanied by Bardolph for the first
five-eighths of the journey; :23 2-5
seconds was flashed for the first quar-
ter; :48 for the half; then Dick Welles
had put a large streak of daylight be-
tween himself and his pacemaker.
After passing the five eighths pole
he was joined by. Janet Fonso, ridden
by Tommy Carter, which laid along
side of him to the wire. knight urged
Dick Welles all through the last eighth
and the horse and rider were stimulat-
ed by the cheers of the crowd and by
the time it was evident that a new
track mark had been; made.
AS the horse came back to the stand
there was another round of cheering
and the turf champion was apparently
little the worse for his mighty effort.
half, AS; three-quaFters, 1:13; mile,
1913. ~
There was considerable betting on the
event, 1894, the track record, being
the margin that the bookies hung
up. They laid 4 to Sc under and even
money over this mark la
The remainder of the days events
were a secondary consideration to the
crowd, but the betting was lively. Only
one favorite won. Summary:
First race, one mile-TG. w. w, 105,
Mountain, Is to l. woni iChantrelle, 100,
Admission, Prince Richard, Binehelio
Honey brook Myth. DR.. Riley, Justice
Malay and Easter Boy also ran.
Butler. Z to 2, won; Chief Deputy, 1852
Romanelli. to L, second; Gold Sphinx,
1G6,= T. Dean, u to l, third: Time, 1:1SAP
Sealper and Kern also ran.
Third race. one mile-Rud Emhry,4 1901
Z. Butler, to /, won; Frank Nc, 100. HoI-
s to = + third. fine, :4fA Flaneur, BAT.
fed, Frivol, Lizzie A.. -Zonne Branef II.
Circus Girl and Domadge also ran
Fourth race, special event; Dick WeIles
1071a. t. knight, won. Time. 1:3S:
1os. b Davis. 4 to + won: Carl Kahfer
log. ]: Walsh, u to /, second; Reserva-
Ling Ben Howard. Miss Mae Day. Or
fec. Hal Dee and Tam o Shanter also
ran.
Annie R ea16ll it r Butler, to l.
won: Edna Shannon, 19S;.s Paul, 7 to 2,
second; Annie Hastings, 1903, Munroe, 20 to
Wreath of Ivy, Appollinaris, Alice Com
noner. Eva Claire. Iole, Yallaramble and
Miss Fleischmann also ran.
Seventh race;-sfx and half furlongsz
n I
King Rose, SO. T. Butler, to i, second;u
1:211k. 0conee,s Ed L., Epidemic, 'Ba3a
mana Cream and Easy Trade also ran.
Results at Aqueduct.
NEW YORK, Oct 29.-Hermis at 1. to
afurlong, the feature of the card at Aque-
duct today. He also broke the track rec
ord for the distance, covering it in 1:53,
which Is one second faster than the old
mark.
Hermis got away in front and was never
headed, finishing four length in front of
Stolen Moments, who was fifteen lengths
ahead Of Warranted, the only other start
er. Three favorites wons Track fast and
weather fine. Summarizes:
First race, handicap seven furlongs-
A An IL. Higgins Z; to 5. won; lily
11S. Fedfern, z to. I, third. Time 1:26 Is
Brigand, Muzio, Rightfuld Ring Dove and
1o6.. Burns. IS to 5, woni Nine Spot, los,
Wilkerson, Is to l. second; Never More,
50. j; Jones. to 2, third. Time, /: 40 2-5
Stroller; oelawaha, Monograph and Ern-
Third race. handicap, ,;ifive furlongs-
Harangue, 107, o,Neil, 10 to l, won; Lady
amelia. l2O. MichaeIs,rlz' to 1. second;
Time, FOL. Pol Roger, Agnes Brennan,
Majoram, Julia NJ, Adele Trebla, Tom
Cod Cod; Cyuttica, Ruby Ring and Jasper
Fourth race, the Edgernere. one mile
and a furlong--H ermiS. 126, Redeem, 1
to Z, won; Stolen Moments, lis, Burns,
6 to l, second; Warranted. 126. MuIlhol,
land. 100 to 1, third. Time, 1:53.
Fifth race, six and half furlongs-
Cnamplain. SO: OBrien. 4 ITO 1, won; Rev
ellie, l01. Redfern. to l, second; Dutifui
g Ys1 ~ W. Fisher Gasr tb Il to /, third Time
gonqufn, Berosa, Flag officer. Second
Sight, Conkling. Grand Vitesse Esbar
Lear. Chats and Matamoras also ran.
e., sixth race one mile-Orthodox, SO, Red
gins, to l.. second; Contend. lis, Mi
cnaeIs, oO 70 l. third Time, 40 2-5 Our
NNuugget 81. E1nnan, Clopmell, Namtor,
also ran. 81
Results at ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Oct 2q-Tba ras,,,.
OF the feature of the fair grounds card
To-Day was surprising. Glennevis. at TX
70 To- l, won 1t by length and a half with
Bridge and Brulare, 10 to / and On 70
Summary: @ch last
First race, six furlongs-Always Faith
ful, 100, Foley, Is to i. won: Amberifa
10y, p Austin, 10 to l. second: Tower'
100, Livingstone, to / third Tira'
1:16. Bessie B, Bill Nye. CAPITOL Ton,
Olney, Bandillo and Bugle Horn also ran
second race, mile and a Sixteenth
Fierce j, Foley, 8 to 5, won; Bengal 100
Livingstone, 6 to 1, second: Exano 90
Howell, ID to l, third. Time. 1871
Hager L, Ellie, Landola, Mynheer. GetcI1
Ell, second Mate, Caithnass also ran.
Thlrd race. five furlongs-Anne Davis
100, ID. Austin, IL to To- won: Ben Al
kins. los, Mahon, tod. second: Kiowa
Chief, 100. Foley, 10 to Il, third Time
LUZ: Our Lille, Foothght Favorite. CO.
lumbia Girl, Toupee and Sanctum also ran.
Fifth race, one mile-=Croix dor, 1O3.
CaIvH, TO l, won; Pettijohn 100 c. Mil
Ter, to 1, second; Toby Tosa, 100. ID.
Austin, to 1, third; Malster, 100, Howell.
to ., fourth. Time, 1.42. Crescent City.
Lev Dorsey. Lady Kent, and Ray also ran.
Petti1ohn was disqualified for fouling.
sixth race, six and a half furlongs-My
Surprise, 105, Calvit s. toll won; Emily
Oliver, 104, c. Miller, 5 to /. second; Mayor
Graham, 100. Dickson, Il to 1, third. Time.
1:22. Legation, Armand, Aylmer Bruce.
Crescerton, Gen. Prig, Lady Draper Mill
tary, Mr.. Phinzy, The Four Hundred,
Kitty G, Aules and Harry Beck also ran
Results at Worth.