New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-10
RECORDS GO AZ BELMONT
KI4MESH.A,S FAST MILE.
Aerondut also Races to Fame IN
Westchester Handicap.

Two worlds records for q circular track were
enuaIled at Belmont Park yesterday during
DAYS racing that was spirited and interesting
3 erorn end 70 end Kiamesha, running in the
name and coiors of H. K. Knapp of the oneck
stable. ran one mile in 1877 %. equalling the
marx made by Dick welles in Chicago in 1908.
and Frederick Johnson's Aeronaut raced six and
one-haIf furlongs in 1:1S2-5. equalling the
worlds figures, held jointly by Martinmas and
Mlneola-
Kfamesha in equaIlng the worlds record for
one mile I'd something that such great horses
as Her1nis. Be1dame and Hamburg Belle have
tried in vain Her performance was a brilliant
one and when the time was hung out it was
greeted with cheers and clapping. She carried
104 pounds. against 112 by Dick Welles.
with this performance it is quite likely that a
mark viii be set before the meeting ends.
the track is in perfect condition for fast time
Kdarnesha raced to fame in the second race. a
condition affair at one mile. She was a luke
warm favorite at 2 to l. both Eugenia Burcl
and Lord of the Vale being played to beat her.
The start good and Grapple went out to
make the pace, closely followed by Lord of the
Vale and Kiamesha- Grapple was the first TO
give way. and LORD of the Vale took UP the run
ming but at the stretch turn Kiamesha moved
mp and gave battle and quickly had the Belmont
horse beaten In the mean time, Eugenia Burch
had been rating along within striking distance,
and. once Strengthened out in the stretch. she
moved up. and catching Lord of the Vale took
issue with Kiamesha. For few strides it looked
as If she might win, but she swerved badly
under pressure and Kiamesha. running game
and true won by a length
Aeronaut equalled the six and a half furlonG
record in winning the Westchester Handicap
It was q good performance aside from time
standpoint as some of the best sprinters IN
training were behind him. including Race King,
oxford Joaquin. Merry England and King Pep
per Aeronaut was the favorite. and he never
gave his followers any uneaslness. he broke
well and. going right TO the 'front.' mace Ille
pace so hot that by the time the stretch was
j reached he had his field driving in vain e1ort
TO keep up. At the finish he was doing MS pest
perhaps but he by comfortable mars IN
Pace King and Incarnation had desperate
.5stt Gov the Mace and the Tenny colt proved
me gamer Joaquin never seemed TO setue Al
his stride and King Pepper gave up the ngh' al
the last furlong pole ,o
The Autumn Meadow Brook Handicap steepie-
chase al about three miles furnished one or the
7freffiesf races Of the season over the jumps
After Judge O'Gin had come buster on the
rralxer gone through wing Of one of the Jumps
and The Bowery fallen at the water. the race
se4fie5 down to a struggle between Pure Pepper
Ohio Waugh and Tom Cogan. Three jumps from
b6yoa they were practically on even terms, and
then Mr. Evans. Tom Cogan, took a gentle
hold of his mount while Pure Pepper raced Otho
! Waugh into submission Having accomplished
tsrf.fs Mr. Page seemed to have the race VIZ, put
he still had Mr.. Evans and Tom Cogan to hg-
ure
When safely over the last jump Mr.: Evans
sat down to ride and while shut off as he
turned into the straight, came to the outside
and ranged UP alongside Mr. Page on Pure
Pepper. Both men drew their whips and came
down to the wire head and head. The little
fbrea4her that Mr.. Evans had given his mount in
sshe far turn counted. however. and Tom Cogan
drew away right at the end and won by a scant