Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
The Races.

The Races.
The wea ther yesterday was delightful, the
track in excellent condition and the attend
aDce en- the races much better than that of
the day before. The horses were called to the
score promptly at o'clock. The Judges for
the day were L. j. Rose, p. A. Einigan and
Chris. Green.
In the frat race. trotting stake for two
year-olds, there were only two eutries-Palo
Altos brown filly Carrie c. and T. L. Smiths
Cora. Only three pools were sold; Carrie
brought Sl00 Cora Sc They were tapped
eff on the first time they came up. Carrie
led from the score, and maintained that pcsi-
tion to the finish. The quarter was made in
AZ seconds, the half in 1:25 end the mile in
1858. The horses were sent off on the second
score with very even start. Carrie @. led
from the score, and at the first quarter was
at least forty yards in advance. She trotted
the entire mile without skip, and when she
crossed the score Cora was forty yards out
side OF the distance flag. The quarter was
made in S53 seconds, the half il l:l2 and the
mile in 2:273.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, Sacramento, Septem-
Der II, distributing stake, mile heats, for
Palo Altos br ( Carrie C....,...............1
+. L. Smiths b. f. Cora. dis.
Time, 2:53-2:27&.
The finish of this race was greeted with
loud applause. This is the third California
two-year old that has beaten the best East
ern record.
In the trotting race for ur.year-olds and
under, for purse Of 81. GOO. there were nine
entries: Adrian, Telegraph, Sister, lie
Grange. Lucille, Bonnie Wood, Bonnie.
Hazel Kirke and .Adeir started ia the order
named. In the pools Bonnie sold for $50,
Lucille S12, field S14. After scoring eleven
times the horses We're tapped off pretty well
together. Bonnie led at the iurp, Bonnie
Wood second, lie Grange third, and the
others close up From the turn they began
to string cut in the same position. After
passing the quarter, LIE Grange fell to fourth
place. Adrian taking the third. The race
was finished in thes position; B nuie fiat,
Bonnie Wood second, Hszsl Kirke third,
Adrian fourth, IL Grange fifth, Sister sixth,
Adair seventh, Telegraph eighth, Lucille
distanced. Time, 2:294, Pools now sold Sl00
for Bonnie, S12 for the field
After three unsuccessful starts the horses
were tapped of, with In Grange slightly in
the lead. At the first turn Bonnie led, with
Bonnie Wood close up and La Grange at his
wheel. The quarter was made in 36 seconds,
the half in I:l3, and the mile in 2:29. The
horses crossed over the score in the following
order: Bonnie, Hazel Kirke, La Grange,
Bonnie Wood, Adrian, Adair, Telegraph and
Sister.
After four unsuccessful attempts the horses
were tapped off very evenly. Bonnie broke
Immediately after leaving the score. On
the first turn Bonnie Wood led, Hazel Kirke
second, la Grange third, and the others
close up. The half was made in 1:16. Bon
ME forged TO the front and wen the Eacs
handily in 2:32. The positions st the faish
were Bonnie, Sister, Hazsl Kirke, Adrian
Bonoie Wood, La Grange, Adair, and Tele-
graph.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, Sacramento, Septsm-
Der II, distributing. Purse $1,000, for four
year-olds and under.
Palo Altos b. IN. Bonnie. nie.....................l
J. B, McDouads b. f. Hazel Kirke. ...t.......3 9
IL. W. Neeks' br. f. Bonnie Wood. 4 5
G. Davids C. +. Sister. ...-............,.,....6
L. J. Roses blk. g, La Grange. ...............5
j. NJ. Learneds b. Ii. Adraln, ,........,..,.-...4
". f. smiths b. g Adair. ...................7 6 Z
Mctntosh's h. &. Telegraph. ........,.......S g s
John Williams hr. m. Luculia. ............ dis
Time, 2:-9A-2:29-2:32.
The next race, for the 2:40 class, purse
81, 600, had three entries-Allen Roy, Bar
nev B. and Bay Ecsnk. Arab, who was to
have been entered, was Withdrawn On &C.
count of lameness. Adair being in the field,
off. This left the pools on Allen Roy aud
By Frank, who sold even. After scoring
twice the horses were started very evenly,
with Bay Frank, who was on ths outside,
slightly in the lead Ca the turn Allen Roy
led, and at the quarter was three lengths in
the lead in 344 seconds. Bay Frank COM
mencsd closing Ihe gsp, and was ON the wheel
of Allen Roy at the balf in l:29. From
there to the score Frank had the race in hand,
and won easily under a strong pull in 2:25,
Barney b. second, Allen Roy third. Pools
now sold Allen Roy, Sl60; fsld, $3.50.
The hersea had good send-of in the gee.
ond heat, with Bay Frank elightly in the
lead, At the quarter Allen r. Y led I;
time, S6J seconds. Just after passing the
qusrter Allen Roy broke badly and fell to
third place; Bay Frank led TO the half
in 1:12: on the home-stretch Frank broke,
and Allen Roy, by o splendid burst of speed,
went TO thefront and won by q length IN 2:2S,
Bay Frank second, Barney B. third. Pools
now sold: Field. $3.50; Allen Roy, Sl10.
The boys did not know what to buy; they
were afraid that Bay Frank was not
being driven. The judges called Bay
Frank to the stand, took VII.
liams from the sulky aud put up Walter
change WAS greeted with great applause. II
was loudly asserted on the track that Bay
Frank was being pulled, and his hackers
either asked tie pools to be declared of or
put up an honest driver.
The horses got good send off on the third
trial. Allen Roy led on the turn, Bay Frank
second. This position was maintained TO the
quarter pole. From that point Bay Frank
commenced gaining, and at the half was in
the lead in 1;12. This position was held
until near the homestretch, when Frank
broke badly and fell to the second place, in
which position the race was fnished-Allen
Roy FIRST. Bay Fcank second, Barney B.
third. Time, 2:24l. Pools Dbw sold Allen
Roy 500. field S25.
On the fourth heat the borses got very
fair start. Allen Roy led from the scorc,
Bay Frank second. Barney B. third. This
position was maintained to the quarter, where
Frank came up and trotted alongside OF
Allen Roy 30 the half. where he passed him.
On the last half Frank broke badly, fell 70
the third place. and ALLEN Roy took the heat
end race il 2:2s5I-RaFuey i, second.