Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-22


grammes are now carried out with very little
intermixture of Eastern stock. Formerly
! the presence Of a California-bred racer was
the exception. Evidently that day has gone
by California racers have done SO well
abroad, and the interest in stock. breeding
has SO greatly increased, that this State can
send out on circuit now corps Of
runners and trotters which it can
with pride invita- the world to witness.
It may here be noted that at the track yes
terday there was a sale OF fine thoroughbreds
from the stables Of Theodore Winters, the
well-known stock breeder. The sale resulted
as follows: Maggie Dale by Oven Dale, dam
by Lexington, foal OF 1866, sold to J. y. Nc
Donald, of Marysville, for $3.50; Laura
Barnes by Norfolk, dam by Winnebago.
foaled in 1870, sold to D. Edison, of Knights
Landing, for SIPS; Nevada, bay mare by
Billy Cheatham, dam by Winnebago, foaled
for Sl02 80; chestnut mare Lizzie b. by
Langford, dam by Owen Dale, foaled in
1876 sold to Mr.. Agnew for Sl77 so; Too
| S,on, chestnut mare by Norfolk, dam
Red Bill, sold to James Cairn Simpson, Oak
land. for SIPS; Connor by Norfolk, dam by
Revenue, chestnut colt foaled in 1877, sold
to A. J. Foster, Lake county, Or, for S40O !;
ch. {. by Norfolk, dam Maggie Dale, foaled
| 1878, sold to John Cardinell, of San Fran
| CtoCOp iOk p1tO OOJ1 ny 4NOItOin, oRiAi
| Ada g., foaled 1879, sold to Mr.. Agnew for
$3.50 b. c.by California, dam Laura Barnes,
foaled 1879, sold TO j. A. Cardinell for 500
b. c. by Norfolk, dam Ada c., foaled 1880, sold
to A. J. Foster for S310 b. {. by Norfolk,
dam Lady Jane, foaled 1880. sold to same for
500; ch. C. by Norfolk, dam Maggie Dale,
foaled 1880, sold to Mr.. Thomas, ,pf San Diego,
for S160; C. G. by Norfolk, dam Nevada,
fosled 1880, sold to .G. Devore for sos ch.
4 L. NE \ L. H. g., ii
1880, sold to J. Brown for 500; b. t. by
Norfolk, dam Maggie Dale, foaled 1881, sold
for Sl00 to J. B. McDougal; b. c. by Joe
Hooker, dam Laura Barnes, foaled 1881, sold
for sos to A. B. Wise; ch.f. by Joe Hooker,
| dam Too Soon, foaled 1881, sold for $40 to
J. McM. Shafter, of Marin.
| The first race was running, stake for foals
| of 1879. Entrance 500, $3.50 added dash
| of one mile; winner Of three-quarter dash to
| carry five pounds extra. James Taylor names
| P. Coutts' b. C. Forest King, John Windover
names b. f. Duchess of Norfolk, by Norfolk |;
| dam Marion. The Duchess carried five
| pounds extra, as winner of the three-q quarter
| dash. Pools sold with her the favorite at
| $50, King next st S45, and the field at SIS.
King had the pole, Sunday second The heat
| began with the Duchess taking the pole from
| King almost immediately. She kept the lead
| thus taken all the way around, with King
close at her flank, while Sunday was two
| lengths or more behind 1t was gallant
run, and excited the spectators to loud ap-
plauss. The Duchess evidently could have
carried moro weight, and have beaten her
competitors more decisively than she did.
The half mile was made in 40 and the mile
in LAG, King good second, and Sunday two
lengths in the rear.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK CoURsE, SACRAMENTO, Septem-
ber q, -Runnng-otake for foas OF 1879;
entrance Sl00 $3.50 added dash Of one mile
Winner OF three quarter dash to carry five
pounds extra; seven pounds extra for winner Of
Sl,0.0; ten pounds extra for winner OF $1,000;
penalties not accumuiative.
Theo. Winters names b. (. Duchess Of Norfolk
by Norfolk dam Marion. .....,.......,.......
James Taylor names P. Coutts' b. C Forest King.
John WiDdover names b. or br. f. Sunday
Time-1:46.
The next race was running stake free for
ALL Dash Of one mile Entrance $50 5000
added; second horse. S15 third, S25 e. j.
Baldwin names cb. ID. Jennie B., Charles
Thomas names b. N. Armeda Howard. VIM.
Boots names b. N. Bonnie Jean. There was
no pool.sellipg on this race, Jennie B. IS repu-
tation preventing any betting. Evidently
Jean and Howard went only to save the Sec
ond and third money. Five horses entered
that forfeited. Jennie, with the pole, led
and never gave up. Jean started second.
Jennie kept her position. She went under a
pull. The other two took whip and spur
frequently. jean, from the half, went third
to the upper turn, when Howard passed and
took third place. They came in in that order
in 1:464.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, SACRAMENTO, Septem.
Der Il, ISsl-Running-Stake free for all dash
OF one mile; entrance, $50; 5000 added; second
hor e, $75 third, S25
E. j. Badwin names ch. IN. Jennie B. ......,,
VIM Boots names b. m. Bonnie Jean. .......... 2
Charles Thomas names b. In. Armeda Howard. -.
Time--1:i69.
The third race was running; stake for
three-year old FLIES heats of three-quarters
of mile: $50 entrance SIS forfeit; $3.50
added. Second. 800; third saves stake.
Norris Brothers rame b. f. Minnie Norris,
by Leinster dam by Belmont. james B.
Chase names br. f. Winnifred. In the pools
Winnifred sold for $50 to S35. She had the
POLE. The animals went eff well together,
but the favcrite took The lsad on the tsr
and never yielded it. Norris was close on the
quarter, and at the three-quartsr post came
nearly alongside, bat was unable TO hold the
position. Winnifred came in 1:17a easily and
a length ahead. The second heat was simply |
a repetition of the first, with nothing in it
to remark upon, beyond the fact that it was
made Ia I;l9i,
SUMMARY.
AeRIcuLrURAL PARK COURSE, SACRAMENTO, septem-
Der u, lSS1-Ruhnug-St Stake for three-year-old |
FLIES. Heats Of three-quarters Of mile; $50
nee, SIS forfeit, $3.50 added Second, 800 |
third saves stake.
James B. Chase names br. (. Winnifred. ........I
Norris Brothers name b. +. Minnie Norris by
Leinster; dam by Belmont. ont..................2 2
Time-l:Ef 1:10l.
The next race was running stake free for all. |
Dash of one and three fourths miles 500
entrance, S25 forfeit, $500 added. George |
Hearst names g. b. Jim Brown; e. J. Bald |
win names b. m. Clara D. Brown sold at |
the pool stand for $40 to S115, and $3.50 to |
so for Clara d !, and the sales were very
lively, and the interest in the race was great |
and continued to the end It proved to be
well contested race, and one deserving the |
praise bestowed upon it by the well l-pleased |
spectators. Clara had the pole. The ami. |
mails left the startingpost at the three |
quarter mile station very evenly. Clara |
within two seconds showed her disposition to |
lead, and from that she never wavered. She |
went under steady but not strong pull and
Brown at no time ever got his nose nearer the |
front line than the mares shoulder. They
ran like the wind, and drew from the |
thousands of spectators admiring shouts Of
applause, the ladies waving their handk=r- |
chiefs and joining in the general acclanation. |
The first quarter was made in :2444. They |
crossed the score with Clara head, neck |
and shoulders ahead. Brown was working |
hard for better place, and his driver plying |
whip and spur with all his might. The first |
mile was made in 1:43l, the position being |
the same. Un the upper turn Clara's rider |
let her out little, and she fairly ran away
from Brown, while all the people cheered |
the mare In few seconds she was fifty |
yards ahead of Brown. The latter recovered |
the lost grouud on the home stretch and |
strove for the front place, but in vain |
Clara passed the score winner by three open |
lengths. Time, 3:07i. The time was good, |
neither fastest nor slowest, but record that |
may be classed among those at the head Of |
the list, as more are outside 3:074 than other |
WISE
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, SACRAMENTO septem. |
Der 81, lSSI-Running Stake free for all. Dash |
of one and three fourths miles 500 entrance, SIS
fbrfeit, $500 added; second horse, 500; third, |
$50.
E. j. Baldwin names b. M. Clara D.. ......1
George Hearst names g. h. Jim Brown. ........2 |
Tme-3074.
The last contest of the day was trotting, |
2:3O class; purse, $1,000. Henry McConn |
names James McCords &. g. Blackmore, by |
George NJ. Patchen dam unknown. C. H. |
Lswrence names g. s. William Tell, by Plu. |
mas dam by Protestant. John Williams
names L. Q. Shippee's blk. 6. Tom Stout, by |