Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-30
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The Stockton Fair-Increased Interest
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CALIFORNIA.
The Sf0cktoa Fair-Increased Interest
Races.
STOCKTON, September 29th.-The fair in
creases In interest as the days pass. The first
two days the exhibit st the Pavilion YVES
meager, but to-day IL blooms out hand
somely. The art department is exceedingly
creditable, and embraces many works of ex-
csllence. The attendance at the Park to-day
was large. The number present during the
races to-day was estimated at not less than
5000 people. The Pavilion was literally
crowded tonight to listen to Hon. Creed
Raymond. of Sacramento, who delivered the
annual address.
THE RACES.
The irstcontessth this afternoon was novelty
race. running, for all horses owned on the
Pacific coast, mile dash--drst horse to first
quarter, $50; first horse to second quarter,
$50; first horse TO third quarter, $50; first
horse to fourth quarter, $50. That ia, the
morse that reaches Z quarter pole first wins
$50. The terms were that if q horse reached
all the quarter poles and home first, that
horse would win the whole purse. w. L.
Ash enters br. n. Camilla, by Nordale, dam
unknown; d. II. Loveland enters 5. g.
Troy, by Joe Daniels. dam by. Lorenzo Dow /;
J. w. Waldron enters g. N. B4lls Girard, by
joe Daniels, dam Emma Girard; E. j.
Baldwin enters b. m. Clara d, by imp.
Gleneig, dam The Nun; Chas. Howard
enters b. NJ Arneda Howard, by Chriton,
dam Camilla Urso; Jack Douglas enters ch.
Jack Douglas, by Wildidle, dam by Norfolk !;
Vincent Barnes enters Little Alph, by Ore
gon Charlie, dam by Odd Fellow; VIM. Nc
Guire enters s. 2. r. e. Lee, by Oliver
Cromwell, dam Virginia; w. Nj. Boots
enters b. m Bonnie Jean, by imported Her
cules, dam by Lodi; George Hewson enters
b. C. Jim Douglass, by Wild Idle, dam by
Norfolk. The rscs was called shortly after
|1P.M. Jim Douglass won the first and Sec
ond quarters. Time, 25 and SO seconds.
Clara d. won the third quarter and mile.
Time, LIS and 1:433-the fastest time on this
track.
The second was trotting race for purse
of 81. 900, free for horses owned on the Pa
cifc coast that have never beaten 2:2S, mile
heats, best three IN fve-frse horse, $500,
second $3.50, third $3.50 and fourth
500. S. r. Solomon enters b. g.
Dave, by Magard; F. Dcdd enters
br. m. Maggie c., by Whipple's Hambel-
tonian. dam by Eldred G. II. Lawrence en-
tiers William Tell, by Plumas, dam by Pro-
testart: Newland & Howland enters G. b.
Poscora Hayward, by Billy Hayward; d.
| Dacnison enters b. IN. Little Belle, pedigree
unknown john Williams enters blk 6. Tom
Stout, by The Moor, dam by Argyle; Henry
McConn enters g. e. Backmore, by George
| III. Patchen William ]. Gilmore enters b.
| 2. Pete, pedigree unknown; II. r. Covey
enters b g. Captain Smith, by Locomotion,
| dam Maid of Clay; Joseph Cairns Simpson
enters ch. m. Empres7, by Whipple's Hambei-
| tonian, dam Katy Tricks. Empress won the
first heat, Maggie q. second Tom Stout third,
Pete fourth, Dave fifth. Time, 2:30. The
second heat was won by Empress, Tom Stout
second, Pete third, Maggie c. fourth, Dave
| fifth. Time, 2:30. Maggie G. won tie third
| heat, Empress second, Pete third, Tom Stout
! fourth, Dave fifth. Time, 2:2S. The fourth
heat was won by Maggie c., Empress second,
Tom Stout third, Pete fourth, Dave fifth.
| Time. 2:27l. Maggie q. won tie fifth heat
and first money, Empress second and second
money, Tom Stout third and third mouey,
| Pete fourth and fourth money, Dave fifth.
Time, 2.2S.
The third was trotting race for
purse Of $500, free for all three
year-oids or under owned on the Pacific
coast that have never beaten 2:30. mile heats,
beat three in five-first horse S4G0, second
| 5000, third Sl21, fourth $50. l.. j. Rose
eLtsrs blk. G. two years old, by Sultan. dam
Gsorgisna; y. Cannon enters b. {. Flight,
by Bueeaneer, dam Prairie Bird Wn. Cor
bstt enters ch. 10. Joe Atherton, by Ather.
ton, dam Flora A. Waldstein eLters b. h.
Albert W, by Electioneer. dam by john
Wilson John Williams enters b. h. Haw-
thorne, by Nutwood, dam by Volunteer.
Albert W won the first heat, Flight second.
Time, 2.37. The second heat was won by
Flight, Albert w. second. Time, 2:35. al
bert w. won the third heat, Flight second
Time. 9. .35. Albert w. won The fourth heat
and money. Flight second and second money.
Time, 2:S2l.
The fourth and last contest of the day was
trottine race for purse of $500, free for all
horses owned on the Pacific coast that have
never beaten 2:22, mile heats, best three in
| five-frst horse Si00, second $500, third $120,
fourth $50. r. B. Milroy enters T. &. Tommy
| Dodd, by Alexander, dam by Mystery
| jackson Cathrsn enters s. =. Ashley, by Plu-
mas, dam by George u. J. Baldwin enters
| b. g. Volney, by Volunteer j. B. McDcn-
aid enters b. h. Brigadier, by Happy Me1I'
I'M, dam bv Franklin /; l.. J. Rose enters blk.
h. Del Sur, by the Moor, dam Gretchen
w. NJ. Corbet enters ch. N. Mollie Drew, by
| Winthrop, dam Fanny Fern John A Gold
smith enters b. G. Batsman, by blk. h. Harry
Clay, dam by Rysdiek's Hambietonisn.
Bateman won the first heat, Brigadier sec.
| ond, Ashley third. The second heat was
won by Brigadier, Bsteman second, Aehley
third. Time, 2:24. Brigadier won the third
! heat, Bateman second, Ashley third. Time,
| 2:26. The fourth heat and race and first
| money were won by Brigadier, Batemau
second and second money, Ashley third and
! third money. Much interest was taken In
the afternoons sper's