Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-15

Devons any age, j. R. Rose, Lakeville; best
herd Ayrshires, George Bement, Redwood I;
best herd Holsteins, L. Stanford.
Grsdes-Best years old and over, R, j.
Merkley best years old. same best year
old, P. Sullivan, Sacramento; best heifer
calf, R. J. Merkley.
Best fat cattle-C. Younger.
Sweepstskes-Bast bull, G. Younger; best
COW, same best bull and five calves, same.
SHEEP.
French Merinos-Best ram, years old and
over, w. Roberts. Alameda /; best ram, l
year old, same best three buck lambs, same
best pen five ewes, years and over, same
best pen five ewes, l year old, same best
pes five eve lambs same best ram and five
lambs, same.
Spanish Meriuos-Bsst ram years and
over, +. Billiard, Woodland; second, E. M.
Woolsey, Fulton, Sonona county best ram,
year, same best buck lambs, f. Bullard;
2 years and over. 4. Bullard; best pen
ewes, l year old; same; second, E. W.
Woolsey best pen eve lambs. F. Bullard !;
second, E. W. Woolsey; best ram and 5
lambs, F. Bullsrd second, E. W. Woolsey.
Cotswole ram, G. Younger; best
pen ewes same.
Southdowns-Best ram, George Bement,
Redwood City.
Sweepstskec-Best ram and lambs f.
Bullard, Woodland.
Berkshire-Best boar years and over.
John Rider, Sacramento; second, ]. Ken
nedy, Sacramento best boar under years,
William Corbett, San Francisco; second,
John Rider; best boar ak months old,
William Corbett second, John Rider best
breeding SOW, John Rider second, William
Corbett best sew 6 months old, same Sec
ond, John Rider; best pair pigs under 10
months. William Corbett; second, John
Rider.
Poland China-Best boar 2 years and
over, j. Melvin, Davisville best under 2
years. same best breeding SOW, j. Melon.
The Races.
One of the largest gatherings of people ever
assembled at Agricultural Park was in at.
tendance at the races yesterday. The horses
were called at 1890 P. NJ.
The first was pacing race, in which were
entered Fred Ackerman, Prince, Gray
Frank and Shaker, and started in the order
named. Pools sold: Prince S120, Grey
Frank S75, field S62 50 On the second
score the driver of. Gray Frank, Andy Nc
Donald, WAS fined $40 for coming up in sd-
vance of the pole horse. He Immediately
got out of the sulky and turned the horse over
to Ed. Smith, the Secretary, saying, He is
bad horse; ! am doing the best I can with
him, and turn him over to the judges. For
this little speech MIR. Mcdonald was fined
S25, and was compelled to mount the sulky
In front of the judges stand Gray Frank
became unmana geable, turned short. fell on
his side, broke the shafts Of his sulky and
threw Mcdonald to the ground.
There was loud cry from
the stands to take of the fires imposed, as
it was evident that Mcdonald was doing the
best he could with vicious horse. On the
third trial the horses were started well
together. Ackerman led on the turn, Shaker
second, the other two close up. At the quar-
ter Prince went to the front, Gray Frank
close up to the half. the other two about
three lengths bshind. On the homestretch
Gray Frank took the first position, and passed
under the score half length ahead OF
Shaker, Prince third, Ackermsn fourth.
The uarter was made in 3S. the half in lis,
and the mile in 2:274. Pools now sold:
Prince, 500; field, $50; Gray Frank,
S42 80.
The horses were started very evenly on the
second heat, and the pacing was good
throughout the race. Frank led until he
came TO the draw gate, when he broke and
was passed by Prince-Shaker third, Acker-
man fourth. The quaster was made in SS
seconds, the half in 1:15, and the mile in
2:26. Pools now sold: Prince $50, Gray
Frank $50, field S45.
The horses were started very evenly on the
third heat. Frank led on the turn, Prince
second, Ackerman third, Shaker last. Frank
won easily by several lengths, Prince second,
Ackerman third, Shaker fourth. The quar-
ter was made in sc seconds, the half in 1:12
and the mile in 2:26 Pools now sold Gray
Frank $500, Prince $50, field s11.
Before the horses started on the fourth heat
Wilbur Smith. the driver of Shaker, was
taken off by the Judges, and John McGregor
put in his place. After two efforts the horsfs
got started very evenly. Gray Frank led on
the turn, and kept the lead throughout the
race. The quarter was made in sc seconds.
the half mile in 1:121 and the mile in 2:3144
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE Sacramento, Septem-
ber "A, 1SsS.-Pacing, 2:25 class purse, si00 !;
mile heats, three in five.
E. D. Nolsn's g. g. Gray Frank k-.-..-.......1 /
G. Schlutius br. e. Prince. ce.........-......-.3
c. j. Williams Shaker. er.....................2
J. 7. AcIntoshs Fred. Ackerman. ..........4 3
Time, 2:27i-2:26 -2:2G-2:3l4.
The next was running race, free handi-
cap stake. two and quarter miles, with five
entries-Fred. Collier, May ID Boots, Wild
Idler and Bird Catcher. They started in
the order named. Pools sold: Fred. Collier
s460, May D. $3.50, field $40. The horses
in this rsca were started at the three-quarter
pole. When they passed the judges stand
May D. was slightly in the lead, which she
kept until TIE last half, when Collier went to
the front snd won easily by several lengths.
When the horses came back to the stand
Fred. Collier was so lame he could hardly
walk, and Wild Idler was, if anything, In a
worse conditioE-in fact, he was so lame that
he walked with difficulty. Both horses are
broken down.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, Sacramento septem-
Der II, 1893 Free handicap race, two and one
quarter miles, $50 entrance, $50 declaration, $500
added 500 to second horse, third to save stake.
Stemler & Ayers Fred Collier. er..,.................1
W. L Appleby's May D.. D....-...--..-........... 2
c. McLaughlin's Boots. -......................S
c. Dorsey's Bird Catcher.
Hill & Cries Wild Idler.
Time, 4;eis.
The next was running race, colt ard FLY
stake, for two-year- -olds. one.mile dash, S25
entrance, $40 forfeit, $500 added; $50 TO
second, third to save stake. In this
race thera was seven entries-John A.,
Phillip S., Shenandoah, Baldwin's chestnut
FLY School Girl, Bachelor, Baldwin's chest
nut FLY. Pools sold: Haggins' stable 800,
Palo Alto 5000. field S270. The start was an
even one, Shenandoah leading from Tie
score and running hsndily in 1:44. The half
mile was made in 81 seconds.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, Sacramento, Septem-
her Il, 1sS3.-Trotting colt and filly stake, for
three-year-olds; mile dash; s25 entrance, sld
forfeit $500 added; $50 to second horse, third to
save stake.
Palo Altos Shenandoah h.......................
John Mackey School Girl.
Hill Cries Bachelor. z
T. J. BadVin's C. c.f.....-........------.
W. L. Appleby's John A................,....... A.
P Siebenthaler's Philips 4
E. j. Baldwin'5 ch. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8
Time, 1:44.
The next race was running one, mile
dash, for three-ysar-olds purse, $3.50; $50 90
second horse; entrance free. The entries
were Stanislaus. Marian and Lucky B., an6
started in the erdsr named. In the pool;
Lucky B. sold fsvorite about two to one. The
horses we're tapped off very evenly. Ssanis
lsus led to the half in so seconds. From shat
point Lucky B. took the lead and won hand
lily in 1:44s. Marian about ten lengths behind
and Stanislaus beyond the distance pole.