Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-14

score and winning by shout three IengthB
The quarter was male in 40 seconds, the hall
in 1:20 aud the mile in 2:4o&. The finish u
this race was greeted with wild huzzls. Tha
boys end ranchers bad bought ths dsld, and
were made wealthy in consequence. It is
ssid that nearly $4,000 changed hands ca
this race.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, Sacramento, Sep
tember Is. 1888 -rrot,iDg, mile heats snree in
five, for named horses; purse 5000. four moneya-
J. . Aclntosh's b. g. Telegraph....s 3 / 2 g l
v. f. smiths b &. Adair. .......442s 2sIIs2
II. W. Meeks b. m Bonnie Wood 9IIs
E E, Donners Dis,s blk 81. :; Iil'on AlmOas..l2
Time. 2;9o-2:S4l 4l-2:sl4 ssi-g:s9I 4oa-sSsI
'F,l dead.
The second race was trottiag race for
purse Of 5000, for three. year.old and
under There were three entries, Sslie Ben
ton, Lucills and Centsur; started in the
order named. Pools sold: Ssllie Benton
$3.50, Lucilla s95, Csntaur S32 90. The
horses had good start for the first heat, with
Ssilie Benton slightly in the lead on the turn,
| Luoills on her wheel, and Centaur close up.
AT the quarter pole Sallie bfcks badly and
fell to THIRD place. Ga he homestretoh she
made brush for frat place. but was beaten
on. by let gSh, Centaur good third. The
! quarter wss made il 37d seconds. the hslf in
1:161 and thu mile il 2.2sf Pools now sold !:
L1cn'la S340, Sailis beuton S270, Centsur
| $40 20.
The ssnd-of on the second heat was good
ons, tbs horses gong around the turn 20
! gether. At the quarter Lucilla lead by
about four lengths, SAllie Benton second Just
before reaching the half-mile pole, LuoillA
broke badly, and fell to the third plscs.
! From the half TO the score It was q pretty
race between Sallie and Csntaur, both CON-
ing down the stretch like double team,
| Ssllie winning the heat by a lap In 2:311.
| Pools after this heat sold, SAllie Benton 5000,
Lucilla Sl10, Centaur So.
On the second attempt the horses were
started for the third heat, well together.
| Sallie led around tae turn, closely followed
by Centaur and Lucilla. After passing the
quarter, Centaur pulled alongside of Sallie,
Lucills several lengths in the rear. After
passing the nalf, Saliie broke badly. and fell
two or three lengths behind Centaur. On
the homestretch Lucilla came down at
rafting gait and made dead heat with Cen
taur. The quarter was made in SO seconds
the half in LII, and the mile in 2:29 The
dust was 20 bad on the back-stretch during
this heat that the horses were herd 30 be
distinguished from the reporters stand
Pools now sold: Lucilla 800, Sallie Ber-
ton $50 Centaur S25.
The horses were started for the fourth heat
well together. The heat was won by Sallie
Benton, who passed the score several lengths
ahead Of Lucilla The quarter was reached
in thirty-eight ds, the half in 1:15, and
the mile made in 2:30. After this heat SAL
lie Benton was a favorite 10 the pools, selling
for $40, Lucilla S97 80, Centaur, S12 80.
The horses were called up for the 9Th
heat at twenty minutes past o'clock After
several unsuccessful attempts the horses were
started well together. Lucills broke badly
on the turn. and fell third place. Sslie
Benton won by several lengths, Lucila Sec
ond. The quarter was made in thirty-eight
seconds, the half in Lilo, the mile in 2:304
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, Sacramento Septero-
her Is, lssS.-Trotting purse e4oo, for three-year
Palo Altos g. m. salle Benton ......2121l
J. Williams Dr. I. Lucils. 0
L. J. kose's z. e. Centaur. ..............3 2o3S
Time, 2:2s@-2;Sl I-2:ss1- 1-2:SO-a:Sot.
To-DAY's RACES.
The pacing race will commence promptly
to-day at IL o'clock. In this race there are
FIVE entries: G. Schlutius Prince. E. D. No
lan's Gray Frank, P. J. Williams Shaker, J.
T. McIntosh's Fred. Ackermsn, NJ. Rollins
John Thomas. Then follows five running
races.
The frat ia free handicap stake, 2t miles,
$50 entrance, $50 declaration, $500 added,
500 to second horse, third to save stake It
IS the following entries: Thomas Hazlett's
Jubilee, f. Dupoister's Viola R., George
Howson's Augusta E, StemIer a. Ayers
Fred. Collier. @. DorseY's Bi,dcatcher. Lee
Shsner's Judge McKinstry, NJ. M. Aliens
Jocko, H. @. Judson's May D., Hill & Cries
Wildidle, G. McLaughlin's Boots.
Colt and filly stake for two.yesr-olds, one
mile dash, S25 entrance, $40 forfeit, $500
added $50 to second, third to save stake.
Winner of two-year-old stake the first day to
carry FIVE pounds extra. p. Siebenthsler's b.
c. Philip S., W. NJ Muiray's b. (. Fannie,
W. M. Murray's ch. @. William A, W. nj.
Murray's Msrgsrits. Z. J. Baldwin's b. f. by
Rutherford, E. J. Bsldwin's ch. f. by Grin
stesd-Josie c., E. j. Baldwiu's ch. {. by
Grinstead-sister to Clara D., J ohm Mackey's
b. f. Schoolgirl, John Mackey's b. t. Rosa
Bella, FL. G. Judson's blk. c. John A, Palo
Altos blk. f. by Wildidle, Palo Altos br. {.
by Monday, Palo Altos b. C. by Shannon,
Hill & Cries b. C. Bachelor.
Running-One mile dash for three.yesr-
olds; purse, $3.50 $50 to second horse en-.
trance free. j. b. Chase's b. f. Marian. Geo.
Howson's br. m. Augusta E., Z. j. Bsldwins
b. C. Lucky B., G. Dorsey's b. C. Stsuislaus,
G. Underhilps b. f. Emblem.
Runnipg-Mile and repeat free for sll for
purse of $500; SIS to second horse, $50 TO
third. The following entries are made
Thomas Hszlett names Jubilee, George How
son names Rondo, William W. Ayers names
Laura, E. J. Baldwin names Grismer, George
Depoister names Major Whitesides.
Rurning-Consolstion purse, $3.50; one
mile and repeat, for beaten horses entrance
free; $50 to second horse.
To-Dag's Programme.
The Park and Pavilion will open to-day af
" ha tha laA
ment will take place soon after opening. The
races will begin at l P. NJ. Yesterday in the
Pavilion, in one of the show cases in the
main upper hall, the prizes donated by oiti-
gems for the ladies who are to participate in
the riding tournament to-day were displayed.
These are in addition to the cash prizes Of
tered by the Society. They are as follows
By L. l.. Lewis & Co.-Handsome model
OF Garland range; very pretty prize.
By @. IL. Gilman, of the Red Houss-
Pair Of ladies' blsck-satin CATERS.
BY G. w. Hancock l. Co.-Psrisn marble
shsllop. swan.shaped, set upon silver stand.
BY Henry Fisher-Elegsnt cake.
BY Heilbron Bros.-HsDdsome carver and
fork.
Lord Waterlow, ex. Lord. Mayor Of London,
Eng. who is in the city, will be the guest Of
the Directors. and will to-day visit bsth TIE
Park and Pavilion.
The excellent music OF the First Artillery
Band is the admiration of all who visit in the
evening. The programme for tbis evening,
to which special attention is called, is as fol.
lows:
March" Hontrose e"......,.,.., CoesreII
Overture" Poet and Peasant nt"........: Suppe
Watt" lie Petit Coquette e"........... >. Strauss
Clsrionet colo" La Sylph ".......by W. FIannigsn
Schottische-" In the Starlight" "......,..... Ripley
Selection" Plantation Echoes es"................ l."
March" Warrington Grays"
| Galop-" Favorita" "...................R Ripley
| Home, Sweet Home" e."............,............
The Pavilion will not close until Il O'clock.
PACIFIC COAST INVENTIONS The In
| ventors' Institute has official report of the
following United States patents granted to
Pacific coast inventors September 4th
Leopold Baer, T. F. Miner and L. Taylor,