Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-17
The Races.

The Races.
The attendance Saturday at the Park was
quite large. the races interesting, and the
time made fast. The first race was q run
ming. consolation purse. mile and repeat, for
besten horses, the race having been post
poned from Friday. There were four entries
started in the order named Marion, Ella
Doane, Nighthawk and Major Whitesides.
Doane sold in the pools fAvorite at $50, field
S12, Marion $11. The horses were started
outrageously bad, Nighthawk being far in the
rear. at the quarter Whitesides and Ella
other two few yards behind. This position
was maintained to the homsstretcb, when
Marion, with splendid burst of speed that
excited the admiration of all, forged to the
front and won the hest handily ia 1:44}. Toe
finish was loudly spplsuded, while the starter
was loudly abused for the struggling start
given the horses. The quarter was made in
| 254 seconds, the half in sol Pools after this
| heat so Ella Dsane $40, Marion $50,
/ field 81
/ After several attempts the horses star, ed
for the second heat. with Nighthawk sev-
| eral lengths in the rear. At the quarter Ella
Dosne led, Marion second, Nighthawk thro,
! Wtitesides fourth. This position was msin-
| taiued until she homestretch was reached,
! when Marion went to the froLt snd won hand
| iiy in 1:44, Ella Doane second, Nighthawk
! third. Whitesides broke one of his legs on
! the upper turn. The rider, Edward G slindo,
was not hurt. The quarter was made in 252
seconds, the half in 81.
| SUMMARY.
! Aea1cu1rURAL PARK COURSE, Sacramento. septem-
pluffn trrraiY,r
/ mile and repeat
Chases Marion. ...,.,.....................1
ApPleby's Ella poane' ''.''.''''.'''..'''..''.''2
Dupoister's Major Whitesides. s..............4 dis
Tme 1:443-1A4.
The next race. and one which excited much
interest among the turfnen. was the free-for-
all trot for purse of 81 200, mile hsats,
| three in five. Ths horses entered were Van
derlynD. Manon and Nellie r, and started
in the order named. In the pools the last two
sold nearly even. The last pool sold before
the horses started, Manon brought S400, Nell
lie Il 1915, Vsnderlynn S72 80. After sew
eral attempts the horses were started with
Manon slightly in the lead. On tho first turn
she led, with Nellie on her wheel, and Van
deriynn about three lengths behind. This
POSITION was maintained until after the half
| mile pole was passed, when Vsnderlynn be.
gan to come up Nellie R. crossed the
score nose in advance of Wander
| lynn in 2:223, The quarter was made
! Pools now sold: Msnon, $50; Nellie R.,
/ S13O; Vanderlynn, S40 The horses were
started for the second heat we'll together. On
! the turn Vanderlynn led, Msnon second,
| Nellie third. This position was maintained
! to the half, where Vsnderlynn broke badly
! and fell to third place. Nellie won the heat
| by length in 2;214, Msnon second, Wander
| lynn several lengths behind. The first quar-
ter wss made in 35A seconds, the half in 1:11aa.
| After this heat Nellie in the pools brought
| 5000, Manon $3.50, Vanderlynn S17 80. Hsr-
vey. the driver of Manon, was fined $40 for
i coming up on the sixth score in front of the
| pols horse The horses were started well to-
! gether, Manon lesding on the turn, Nellie r.
second. From the start to t e finish it was
pretty race between Nellie Il and Mancn, they
| going around the track most of the wsy side
| By side like double team. Manon broke on
the homestretch ard N.ll;e r passed the
score length ahead in 2:2la The quarter
was made in Sc sse9nds, the half in lilo.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, Sacramento Septem-
Is, lssS.-Trotting race, free for all; purse,
James W s Frieck's ch M Nellie R...111
, Palo Altos b, N. Malon. on..................32 2
p. FaIrePs b. h. Nanderiynn. ..........2 3
Time, 2:221-2:213-2:2li.
Sallis Benton, Palo ALTO FLY, took walk
over for the Occident stake. No time given.
The next was trottiag race for We ,riinps,
a mile dash for purse ei $500 Taere were
two entries--Cannonball and Sal'an FLY.
! Csnnonball had the pole and led to the
; eighth, when he was passed by the FLY. who
won the race by ssventy-ive yards in 3:O65
There were FIVE entries in the three minute
trottiag class started in the following order !:
Hazsl Kirke, Barney B Sister, LaGrange and
scandinavian. Pools sold Barney B. S120
Scandinavian $50, field SS6. The horses were
started we'll together. Barney D. and La
+. Grange leading st the quarter by several
| lengths. At the half they were trotting very
I fast, Barney B. slightly in the lead, when La
&, Grange broke badly and lost When near
/ the scors the driver of La Grange pushed for
! the first place, but was beaten ont length
/ by Barney in 2:32, Hszsl Kirke third, Sister
| fourth, scandinavian fifth. Pools nov sold !:
Barney B. $3.50, Scandinavian S57 80, field
i S20.
/ LIE Grange led on the second heat into the
homestretch, Barney close mp and Scandina-
Wan trailing behind. The last-named came
to the front on the last quarter and won the
heat by length, all of the horses close up,
Barney b. second, lie Grange third, Hszel
Kirke fourth, and Sister last. Time, 2:30.
Pools after this heat sold: Scandinavian,
S130; Barney B., sS5; 6eld s15.
The horses started for the third hest with
Scandinavian in the lead. At the quarter
Scandinavian broke and fell bsck several
lengths. There was pretty race down the
homestretch. Hazel Kirke crossing the Ecore
in 2:33, length ahead of Barney B., LIE
Grange third. Sister fourth, scandinavian
fifth. Jonathan, the driver of Scandinavian,
claimed that Birney B. had been driving
foul, and in consequence Barney was placed
last. Pools sitter this heat sold: Scandina
visn, s149; Barney B., S110; and the field
S135.
This fourth heat was the prettiest of :sh
race, the horses keeping well together a.
heat in 1921 Hazsi Kirke second. Parpey B
third, LIE Grange fourth. Sister 6ieh. Pool
: now sold: Scandinavian, S3l0; asld. sl20.
The fifth heat was started at $50, api
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