Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-16

w. l.. Pritchard names Captain Kidd, Stem
Ter & Ayers name Fred Collier. Collier had
the pole Kidd second. Collier sold on the
average in the pools for 500 to $40 on the
field. The three were sent off at the frat
trial. Mollie II. led at once, Kidd second
but on the second turn Kidd went to the
front and kept it to the end of the mile. Not
until the quarter was reached in the second
mile did Collier push for the fret place,
which he took with ease amid the plaudits Of
the people. He never lost it after that. At
the first turn of the third mile Kidd omit, and
Moilie ii. took second place. Kidd, very
tired, fell off badly, and when Collier reached
the three-quarter post he was only at the
half Collier only Hoped in, Mollie H. Sec
ond, Kidd third. Time, $40. The time at
the close OF the first mile was 1:454, second
rnile. 3:37. Thus the second mile was made
in 1:513 and the last in BOB.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, SACRAMENTO, Septem-
Der 15th.-Running Stake-Dash of three
miles; free for all /; 500 entrance $500 added !;
weight, 100 pounds three yelr-olds 90 pounds
second horse TO receive $50 third, 500. Start
to be named to the Secretary Wednesday
evening, at or before O'Clock.
Stemler y Ayers name fred. Collier. l
VIM. Boots names Mollie Observation-Disclosures. Q
W. L. Pritchard names Captain Kidd. ........... 3
Time, $40.
The next race was running-consolation
purse-S2j0 for beaten horses one mile and
repeat: entrance free; second horse to re-
ceive $50. The horses entered were Atlanta,
May D.. Maria F. and jim Douglas. They
had positions in that order. just as this race
was called a fuious shower set in. The
horses went off in the storm after waiting
some time for il TO cease. Atlanta led finely,
May D. going secoud and Maria +.
third. The positions were the same
at the quarter post. At the hslf-mile
post they wera punched so one could
hardly be told from the other, and the
mud few from their heels in perfect shower,
deiuging the riders, save only the little
"d&rkey" on Atlanta, whose animal was
half body length out OF the group. At the
turn Atlanta gained enough to clear herself
from the crowd, May D. being good second.
They went in that position, with Douglas
third, to the draw-gste, where he fell off TO
fourth. They arrived at the score Atlanta
GrsF. May d. second, Maria T. third. Time,
1:444
Ia the next heat the track was still heavier,
as the rain continued. Douglas led at the
start, May d. second, Atlanta going last
They got all together at thu quarter post, and
so continued TO the half. Ga the turn their
positions were Douglas, May D, Atlanta,
Maria f., but there was very little difference
between them. At the head of the stretch
Maria f. took the second place, and in few
bounds more led, followed closely by May ID.
ard Atlanta. They came to the score in
1:47, Maria F. first, May d. second, Atlanta
third.
In the next heat there was no rain, but
mud in plenty. Maria f. led, with Atlanta
second and Douglas third. at the second
turn Atlanta came beside the leader, and
they went side by side to the three quarter
pole in splendid run. at the quarter post
May d. and Douglas got side by side, and
went like team to the head Of the home
stretch. The horses came to the score,
Maria Z frat, Atlanta second, Douglas third,
May d. last Time, 1:47.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, SACRAMENTO, Septem-
Der l5th-kunDing-CO Consolation puTse-S25e for
beaten horses; one mile and repeat; entrance
free; second horse Co receive $50.
Maria F.................... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. /
Auanta .-'.'.-...,... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5 Z
May d Observation-Disclosures. 2 . 4
OSnS . 4 ,
Time 1:44t-l47-:i7