Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-22
SUMMARY,

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seoo 80 th;r5s. second twothirds
remainder tl,ird. the balance
William H. Cade names s.. 6. Nimrod,
white and black ..............,;.;---- /
George A. ligno.o names duh 'on-ns .
wegle, piac ,aai an IN, req. Washing ON. bv
RncenhaIns. dam. a Leviathan mare,
b hue tl'.' ..............2 8
f. H. Robinson names 3. G. HI Tracy,
orange and pink -, - S::;,,.
l. n: kiiip names .. |; piqq w oco'. y;
HiatD ;r cam Wa Io seis H5i , 55i
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Inc next race III oroei WIS III pa's sgh IN on
between meats q tne prececin3 one. IL L. was
trotllng' sIaAe l3l ~ - oiI h 81 ~
colts start 500 to be added first colt three
,,o,tars oscond Golf opa.onartar No added
,,o,,e,, :, he OVEN for vall,-over excent the
i iione! W - e. g. l. - =; rh;ob go
pest Iltne oi LIE ota'e pe pealen, III " nicn Case
500 added money Will be paid the colt beat
ing said time. The colt making the walk
over shall receive all the stakes and forfeits
The horses were l.. Stanford's b. c. Fred.
1,oo,-ar h. Eiact;oresr DON NV Malencha
CrocKer, DY EecCloheer' gam py htat meme
py 05. Oialr anu piach 5r' l. SWEEP,
heart, by Sultan, dam Minnehaha-red and
black Sweetheart had the pole and sold IA
800, ID bu+ hro,e .t tba fan IF the he'll
| and made four other breaks before the quar-.
| fer mole was reached. and gained each time
The flIv kent the colt a length behind to the
| three .onarter nale. and then opened gap of
seventv-fiye wards. held up to let the colt
save distance. and won the heat by three
| Ianoths in 2.3i1. The half mile was made in
| LA
| Tn the next heat Croker led at the start
and kent il with his rival one and two lengths
| bab;nd until the FIRST upper tnrn was reached,
when Sweetheart collared him and went by
b;s side to the head Of the oval. when she
broLa AGAIN At the three-ouarter pole
| Sweetbeart nassed Crocker and came in
aas;l,, tbres ,enetbs abead winning heat and
go T;me 9.32l
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AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE SACRAMENTO. september aI
70 70 he na;d the first dav OF fair. II two
colts start $3.50 to be added first colt three
quarters. second colt one-quarter. No added
money to be given for walk over, except
the best time OF the state be beaten IN %nen case
s.v9 t aauea money VIII W pau '-'
SdiI p .,aa' ,,oss br Sweetheart. by Sui
tan. dam Mnnehaha. ...................... l
H. R Convey names L. stanfords b. c.. Fred.
Crocker by Electoneer, da by Malenche .
linie-z''' u AoAt'
1t should be here stated for the oeneht OF
the general reader that the two meats ABOVE
made are the best two two-yeaEold heats
ever trotted. aud that the best OF these heats
is in time within half second OF the best
time ever made by two-year-olds. Sweet
heart was purchased from L. ). Rose OF Los
Angeles by L S. Stokes, her present owner,
to be presented, it is understood, to John
Mackey of Nevada. 40 -
The next race was trottlng, Eau class ;
purse, $1,000; first horse two thirds, second
two-thirds of remainder, third the remainder
| Deitz mare barred The horses were r. g..
| Tommy Dodd, by Alexander, dam Clay
mare, color, pink and orange; stanford DIX. 6.
Clay, by Fred. Low, dam Maid OF Clay, blue;
b. m. San Mateo Belle by Speculation, dam
Young Lady Vernon, black and white g. m.
Susie, by George Nj. Patchen Jr.. dam Santa
Clara, purple and orange; b. g. living PACK
and blue b. m. Lady Ellen, by Cars Mem
brine, dam by Owen Dale, gray and black
Oh. m. Venus, by Venture, dam unknown.
red and black Venus had first place, Susie
second, Ellen third, Dodd fourth, Clay fifth,
Belle sixth, Ewing outside.
CLAW sold favorite, $50 to $50 for Dodd,
field SIS to $50. This race presented track
full of fine animals. and as they were scored
on the stretch, with the drivers all clad In
neat jackets and caps OF positive colors, the
array was more than attractive. lhere were
eight false starts, and on the ninth score they
all got off. with Ewing to the rear. Ellen led
nicely, with Clay at her wheel, and Dodd
third. From the one-quarter to the three
quarter post it was q fine struggle between
Ellen and Clay. On the last upper turn
Dodd put in an appearance in the front rank,
Clay broke and fell off badly. Dodd steadily
Gained and with Venus next to his WHEEL
threw his competitors to the rear. They
came in. Dodd first Venus second, Clay
third, Belle fourth, Ellen fifth, Susie and
Ewing distanced. Time-2:24.
The pools stood Dodd SIS, Clay $50. and
the field S15 Dodd, at the commencement OF
the next heat, gave evidence OF lameness,
probably from the result of his lameness in
the races at Petaluma. a fair send-off was
had, Clay leading freely, and keeping 1t up
till the three-quarter post was reached. venus
went second, but between the quarter and
half broke and lost ground. Ellen went third,
and at the half-mile post pressed for the front,
and at the three-quarter post had collared the
leader, but soon after broke and lost, leaving
Clay TO come in first IN Z:2S, Venus second,
Dodd third Ellen fourth, and Belle fifth.
The spirit with which Dodd, on the back
stretch, warmed to his work and got down to
fine trot, despite his lameness, was some
thing worth the seeing. The field now sold IN
the pools for $50, and Dodd and Clay $50
each.
Dodd came up for the next heat very lame,
and after once scoring was permitted to with
draw, much to the discontinue OF his back,
ers. Clay led in this heat, Venus second and
Belle third, but the latter broke at the quar-
ter post and lost badly. venus proke at tne
MAJ, anu ran Inu ElIa,, - e.ri1t II
IL - ~ rnada mn ber losses and hevond
she S'ai' Hu' ,,oHpod var,,s I'D tooE SOC
the nan hhe poio pae'eu INC "i.N VooN ~
ond place ana kept up pace tnae soon gave
her the lead, which she Kept 10 the score
coming in in 2:2S, Venus second, but placed
| third for runninp and the second plac6 was
- - f,lay ybo ca,oe in third Belle wa,
gwen W 0i"'' "A0
last.
In the next neat Gay canle up nursing
because OF an attack OF Inuinps, winch IL
white mans English means palpitation Of
the heart from over. exertion. This left the
| Ella :, b;ob faatbar EIIen 1ad Relle second
neiu III iiSi = - =. AZ 1,,,ortar
but venus LOOK second piace az 'he quai .e 5
and Belle breaking, lost Daoiy. wear tnt
half Ellen broke, came almost to dead halt
and VEINS took first place, Belle meanwhile
.a;laa Co. 20 the rear and ON the home.
stretch ran like deer. They came in to the
draw-gate Venus first, Ellen second, when
suddenly Venus broke, and Ellen, Just on the
verge of defeat, shot ahead, and they went to
almost the score neck and neck when Venus
broke. and Ellen passed under the score by q
neck ahead. Time. 2:31.
In the next heat Ellen experienced no diff
Guilty in keeping her rivals well to the rear,
and she won easily, under pull, Venus sec.
ond. Belle 6istanced. Time, 2:33. This gave
the race to Lady Ellen and enriched the