Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-24
The Races.


felt, $500 added second horse, $3.50 third,
S75. Theo. Winters names ch. 6. Fred Col
lier; E. J. Baldwin names b. m. Clara d.;
Charles Thomas names b. h. Wildidler, Con-
nor and Norfolk being drawn. Pools sold,
Clara D., $40, to S14 for both the others.
Clara d. had the pole, Collier second. From
the outset it was seen that Clara d. had it all
her own way. She ran cleanly, easily, and
kept Collier just at her hip the entire race,
Wildidler gradually falling to the rear more
and more 1t was pretty race, and the
time was excellent, the best ever made being
3:564.
The following is the register of the race !:
First quarter, 0:264 second, 0:27a; to half
mile pole, 0:55 mile, 1:49f one and quarter
miles, 2:164 /; one and half miles, 2:42aa +;
last two miles, 1929; two and quarter
miles, 3:59.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, SACRAMENTO: septem::
ber %, 1SS1-Running free for all dash OF
two and one-quarter miles 500 entrance, SO for
felt, $500 added second horse, $50; third, S75.
E. j. Baldwin names b. m. Clara D.............1 d. i
Theo Winters ch G. Fred Collier. ........2 2
Charles Thomas names b. h. Wildidler. 3
Time-3:59
| The next race was the half-mile and repeat
| special already noted. Howard had the pole,
| Winnifred second, Lick third and Douglass
outside. At the pool counter Douglass
brought S110, Lick S42 and the field S14. 1t
proved very lively run on the first heat
which was taken by Douglass in :49f, with
Lick second, and Howard third. The horses
Fred Crocker and Sweetheart were at this
| point exhibited on the quarter-stretch, and
Larkin. In the second heat of half-mile,
Douglass won, Lick second, Howard third.
Time, :49.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, SACRAMENTO, Septem-
| Der 49, 1SS1.-Running, half mile and repeat /;
special purse, $500, fee entrance; first money,
| $50 second, $50.
George Dinsdale names g. Jim Douglass. i
E. Morrow names b. g. James Lick .............2
c. Thomas names b. m. Armida Howard. 3 3
]. B. Chase names br. M Winnifred a
Time-49t, 40
The next race was No. Is, postponed from
| Thursday, and was trotting purse S400, for
| three year-olds and under. d. Cannon names
| G. Valensin's br. {. Flight, by Buccaneer !;
| dam Prairie Bird Eddie Morrow names
| j. g. g. Rowdy Boy. by Rustic dam Louisa,
| by Belmont. A. Waldstein names b. b. AL
bert W., by Electioneer; dam by John Nell
SOD. They had positions in that order. In
| the pools there were no sales, as the race was
conceded by betters to Albert W. All three
broke on the first turn, and Rowdy went in
advance on their recovery. At the upper
turn he led by long gap, Albert second,
and Flight bad third. At the three quarter
| pole the leader broke, but regained his feet
soon. Albert closed up and took the lead,
but broke and came near losing place. AL
bert took the heat, Rowdy second. Time,
2:42f, but on account of collision near the
close between the leaders, the judges placed
| then Flight first, Rowdy second and Albert
| third. In the next heat Flight led to near
the half.mile pole, when Albert came along
side, and kept the place till just before the
drawgate, when he went to the front and
took the heat, Flight second. Time. 2:3Sa.
| The next heat was easily taken by Albert in
2:361, Flight second. The next heat was
trotted il very dim light. Il was a close
contest between Albert W. and Flight. They
could not be seen without glasses at the upper
turns. They came in Albert w. first, Flight
second. Time, 2:S9.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, SACRAMENTO, septen-
Der 23 1851 Trottng- Purse, slo0. For three
year.oids and under.
| A waldstein names b. b. Albert W., by Elec-
tioneer dam by John Nelson. .31I1
D. Cannon names G. Valensins br. 4. Flight
by Buccaneer; dam Prairie Bird -1 2
Eddie Morrow names j. g g. Rowdy Boy, by
Rustic dam Louisa, by Belmont. 333
nme-2;422 2.3si, 2S6l, 2:s9.