Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13

started in the order named. J. B. McDon.
aid, the owner, was mounted in the suIky be-
hind Brigadier. In the pools Brigsdier
brought SiOO Manon 1920. Vanderlynn S120.
Pools sold Quite lively, and before the first
heat more money was in the pool-box on this
race than hsa been on any other race during
the week. Afser few unsuccessful attempts
the horses wers all started abreast. The tap
ping of the bell seemed to frighten V ander-
lynn, who broke badly immediately after
passing the peore. Manon fell to the rear,
and at the quarter-pole was at least fifty
yards behind Vanderlynn, who, in turn,
vas twenty yards in the rear of
Brigadier. On the last half mile, and
down the homestretch, Vanderlynn
made brush for first position, aad came
alongside of Brigadier. At the drswgate
they were side and side, but Vanderlynn
could not keep his feet, broke several times,
and was beaten about two. lengths by Brigs-
dier. Manon just saved her distance. The
quarter was rnade in 3S seconds the half in
1:l6&, the mile ia 2:269, Pools now sold:
B,igadier, 5000 Mancn, S125 Vanderlynn,
800.
The horses were tapped off very evenly for
the second heat. Brigadier broke badly i'm
mediately after crossing the score, and did
not get to trotting again until he rounded the
turn. Manon led at the quarter, Brigadier
second, and Vsnderlynn q poor third. Brig
adler made ea effort to regain the ground lost
at the start. and came alongside of Manon on
the upper tu,n. Down the homestretch they
came at thundering gait. Then was it that
the pool buyers discovered that Brigadier had
found his match. The mare finished the last
quarter. winning by half length, in an rs
gait. Vanderlynn was a good third This
heat was trotted The quarter in 40 the half
in liz, and the mile in 2:275. Pools pew
sold: Briesdier, $3.50; Manon, $780, Van.
derlynn, $50. Before the horses started pools
changed. selling: Brigadier, $500; Manon,
$500; Vanderlynn, $50.
The horses we're started we'll together,
Manon leading slightly on the turn, Briga-
dier on her wheel, Vanderlynn close up. From
the start to the score Msnon led Brigadier,
but never more than length, and most OF
the time they went side by side, like double
team. They made the quarter in 36 seconds,
the half in liz and the mile in 2:2411. Pools
now took a decided tumble. Man0p selling
tavorite at S400, B-igadier SIS and Wander
lynn SIS. j. w. Jonathan, driver of Van
derlynp, was called to the judges stand and
the horse given into the custody of the Mar
shall. After short conference with the
Judges he returned to his sulky, and the
horses began scoring On the third attempt
the horses were tapped off, all well together.
iCu hAiSutly buo bhEu, hlduOn
second, Vsnderlynn good third. This po.
sition was maintained to the score Msnon
winning by half a length, Brigadier second,
VaHderlynn third. The quarter was made
in &c seconds, the half in 1:123 and the mile
in 2:25I,
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, Sacramento, Septem-
Der Il, 1888 -1rotting, 2:22 class purse 81 ,2J0,
mile heats, three in five.
Palo Alto stock farm names b. 10. Manon. 3 l /
J. Is. Mcdonald names b. h. Brgadisr. 2 2
P. Farrell names b. h. Vanderlynn. .........2 3
Time, 2:264 273-2:241- 41-2:254.
To-DAY's RACES.
Trotting-2:3O class. Purse, 81, 200. Mile
heats, three in five. II. II. Creighton names
ch. g. Frank Moscow J. W. Donsthsn
names g. G. Allen Roy; Frank Wager names
g. g. Rowdy Boy: NJ. NJ. Allen names
en-. h. Countryman j. w. Gordon names b.
m. Big Liza
Tro5ting-Purse, $500, for three.year olds
and under.
Paciug-2;25 class. Purse, S4OO. Mile
heats, three iu five. G. Schutius names b. g,
Prioce; i. d. Nolan names G. e. Gray
| Frank; ?. J. Williams names b. g, Shaker
j. L. Mclntosh names b. e. Fred Ackerman !;
! M. Rollins names &. G. John Thomas.
| Pools sold last night on to-day's races as
| follows: Pacing rsce-Prince, $50 Shaker,
S31; Gray Frank. S27 80; Frank Ackerpan,
| S25. On the three-year- old trot: Benton,
| SO; Lucilla, So 20; Centuar, $40.