Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-21

lille c., color black; Skaters b. f. Nigh
Hawk, by imported Haddington, red; Chat
terton's g. IN. Sallie Black, black and tan
faeheco's b. Carmelits, red and black
Judsons b. 1. Ella Doane, brown, buff anC
pIue. Purse, 500, added to entrance. Nigh
| Hawk had hrst place, Doane second. Car
melita third, Black fourth, Tillie outside
| The favorite was Black at $50 to $40 70,
| 1illie c., and S15 for the field. There wa.
some difficulty in getting a good start.
| When the send-of was had Night Hawk had =
| position far to the front, Dosne a poor secon J.
and Csrmelita third At the three-auarte,
pole, however, they all got together, and st
| came around the turns, running as il for dear
life. Sallie was in the rear and the field buy.
ers shouted in glee. They came down the
score pretty well together, but Doane and
Night Hawk leading. Just before the score the
former by splendid effort went to the from,
| a half length aud won the heat, Night Hawk
second. Tillie c. third Carmeiita fourth, anG
Black, the favorite. last. Time, Lilo. The
best three quarter record is 1:li. In the
pools, which were very lively, Sallie Black
now sold for so and S25 to IS and Sll for the
field Tillie c. was once or twice bought as
second choice. The next heat was splendid
one and contested for blood" Night Hawk
led, Tillie second for brief time, but
soon yielded to Doane, who kept the
second place to the turn. where all ran to-
gether, and so to the three-quarter pole.
From there it was magnificent struggle,
that reused the spectators 70 cheers. They
came to the score, Black frst Night Hawk
second, Tillie third, Doane fourth. but almost
neck and neck with Tillie, and Carmelita last
Time-1:l7. Sallie Black still sold favorite
ut $40. Tillie Z. So, and the field Sc. The
next heat was a perfect astopisher. 1t was
run splendidly. Night Hawk led at first,
but Sallie soon went TO the front, Tillie
trailing behind. On the homestretch tley
came down, four of them abreast, at a splen-
did gait Night Hawk led, and neither whip
nor spur could bring q competitor up to her
side. Night Hawk won the heat, Tilie e..
second, Doane third, Sallie fourth and Car
rneita last. Time-1:l9I. This sent Car
melita and Tillie C. to the stable. 1t
was now dusk, and there was some
question as to whatler the race could be fin
ished before dark. The judges finally re-
solved to go on with the race. The next heat
the horses could scarcely be seen. They came
in closely together-Night Hawk first, Sallie
second, Doane last, and took moneys in that
order. Time, 1:22 The pacing race was of
course pc ssponed, and will come off to-day at
u noon exactly.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE SAcgAMENTo, septem.
Der 20, 1ssO.-NO. s. Running stake.-Three-
quarter mile heats for three-yea earoid filies: S2j
entrance $40 forfeit; 500 added. Second horse,
$50: third sive entrance.
J. Mem. Shsfter names b. I. Night Hawk,
by imp. Haddington, dam Napa Queen,
red. ...........-...-.....-.2 i
P. NJ. Chatterton <. m. Sallie
Black BY Waterford, dam Lille Simp-
son, black and tan...............5 ?
L. NJ. Darling names j. & II. G. Jud-
sons b. I. Ella Doane by Wild Idle,
dam Nettie Brown, buff and blue. 8 8
w. H. Coombs names br. I. Tle c. by
Wild Idle, dam by Don Victor, black
and DICK. .........................3
G.. Paeheco Novato names b. I. Car
melita, by Lodi, dam BY Cheatam, red
and black. :...................:....4 8
lime, l:l6-l:l7-l;lsi.
ToDAY's RACES.
The races to-day. which begin at u noon.
will be as follows:
l. The pacing race announced for yester-
day, in which are the horses Nimrod, Weigle,
Washington, Tracy, Mollie X. and Dido.
2. Trotting for the two-year-old class
Fred Croker, Maybell, Flight, Sweetheart
and Baton Rouge.
8. TTotting; 2:io class. Tommy DOdd.
Clay, San Mateo Belle. Susie, Buccaneer,
Franor, Ewing, Lady Ellen and Venus.
4. Trotting colt stake, foals of 1877.
Horses Hattie johnson, Phaciola, Prima
Donna, br. f. by Mohawk Chief, and Bell
Echo.
The full detailed announcements of these
races will be found in the society programme
in another column.
AN LXPLANATIoN.
Some misunderstanding exists about the
passes Issued to the soldiers of the First Regi.
ment encamped in the city, and on inquiry
the Society officers state that these passes
admit the holder to the Fair, as do regu-
lar tickets for the season, but DO not en-
title him to any other privilege. This is true
Of all other tickets outside Of life-membership
certificates. Full membership tickets, such
as the great mass of citizens hold, do not en-
title the holder to seat on the stand. A
charge always has been made for seats, except
TO ladies, who go into the grand stand free.
The soldiers have been given full membership
privileges, say the officers, and they could not
go beyond that in justice. The seats in the
grand stand always have been sold, except to
ladies, and that is one OF the important
sources of revenue of the Society