Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-11


pole. The horses got very even send off @,
| the tiret trial, Augusta E. alightlY in th
lead. From the score until the last quartz
OF the race the animals went around tn
course side by side. On the homestretc.
| George Howson, the rider of Augusta Z
! pulled away from Duffy the rider of Flush
and won the race by length. Tme-2:423
| Augusta E proved herself, what her bAckeri
Bald she Was, frst-class racer, with bottom
and reserve Of speed. She was not touched
with the whip from the start to the score
and won under a pull, while Flush was Sc
vereiy punished on the last quarter.
| SUMMARY.
| AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, Sacramento Septem
Der 10, lss3.-Running California Derby stake fol
foais of 1880, one and one.haf mile dash; SjC
| horse 500, third $50.
| George HowsOn's br f. Augusta E................
j. b. HaggIn'S ch f. Young Flush. ................
Time-2:424.
| The third race was running California An.
nual stake, FOR two vasr. olds, foals of 1881
dash of one mile; 500 entrance, S25 forfeit,
$3.50 added. There were % entries, with two
starteri-J. B. Hageia's bay FLY Schoolgirl
and Pslo Alto Stock Farms black FLY, lot
named. They started in the order named.
! Schoolgirl hsd about neck The advantage in
| the start, which Ehe increased to the quarter.
| when ths black FLY went to the front and
soon left her forty yards behind. The Palo
Alto tilly won the race in a gsllop. Time,
! 1:44a.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE Sacramento, Septem.
| Der TO- lSS3.-Runniug- California Annual stake
for two yesr.od foals OF 8SI: dash Of one mile
| 500 entrance forfeit; $3.50 added second
| horse Sl00, third $50.
| Palo Alto Stock Farm blk f.............
/ aerrrfp h Cphn - q
Iime-1:444.
The fifth race was trotting, 2:25 class.
purse 81, 200. There were three entries
Newland & Pumyea's gray horse, Poscora
Hayward, p. FarrelPs chestnut mare Mag
dsllah, l.. J. Roses black horse Del Sur.
They started in the order named. Pools sold
before the first heat: Magdallsh Sl60, Pos
cora Hayward Sl30, field S47 90 After
scnriag several times the horses vera tapped
eff with Poscora Hayward slightly in the
lead, Magdallah second, Del Sur third. This
position was maintained to the half-mile,
when Magdallah broke badly and was passed
by Del Sur. The race Yves won by Poscors
Hayward 10 2:233, Del Sur second, Msgdal.
lah third. The hrst half was made in Ill.
the second in i:12I. Pools now sold Pos.
cora 5000, Magdaliah S130, Del Sur $40.
AT the third attempt they we're started on
the second heat with Magdallah slightly in
the lesd, Del Sur second, and Poscora close
up. Ga the turn they were ali together, with
Msgdalish slightly III the lead, Msgdallah
broke and lost at ths quarter, the other two
came up, and all three went to the half to.
gether. On the upper turn Msgdallsh broke
bsdly and fell to the third pl4ce. At the
three-quarter pole Del Sur made brush for
first position, but und Poscora too speedy.
At the draw gate the driver of Del Sur, in
an endeavor tn save his horse for the next
heat, allowed Magdallah to take second posi-.
ton. Poscora Hayward won the heat in
2:274, The quarter was made in .37dl. the
half in Ills Pools now sold Poscors, S2l0;
Magdalah, $3.50; Dul Sur. IS
The horses we're started on the third heat
on the second attempt, with Magdsllsh
slightly in the lead. Posclra second, Del Sur
third. This position was maintained to the
outc2me Magdsllah winning easily by sew
eral lengths in 2:253 POscora second, Del Sur
third. Poscora broke badly around the upper
turn. Pools now sold: Msgdallah, S1G0 /;
field, 500.
On the fourth heat the horses were started
on the second attempt. At the first turn
Magdsllah was slightly in the lead, Posccra
closs up, Del Sur good third. The half
was made in 1:14, the horses in the same posi-
tion Poscora broke badly, and lost on the
back-stretch. Magdsllah won 6y ten lengths
in a jog. Poscora second, Dsl Sur poor
third Time 2:26l Pools after this heat
sold $50 for Msgdailah, Sl2 fer the field.
Ga the sacond attempt the horses were
tapped of we'll together in the fifth heat,
M,gdallah leading slightly, Poscora second,
Del Sur third. This position was maintained
throughout the race, Stagdallah winning by
six lengths. Dsl Sur Just saving his distance
Time, 2;273.
SUMMARY,
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE. sacramentoS Septem.
Der 10, distributing, 2:25 class purse 81, 200
P. Farrels ch m. Magdallah ...........3 "a II
Newand Il Pumyea's gr h. Poseora Hay
l.. J. Roses blk. h. Del Sur. 3 8 3
Time, 2:2S1-2:274 --2:252 2-2:26I -2:27!.
To.DAY's RACES.
The programme for to-day is as follows
Trotting- year oi6s. Stake for foals
of 1881; $50 entrance, Of which SO must &C.
company nomination the remaining S25 TO
be paid August l, 1888; $500 to be added by
the society Wm. Beach names ch. C. Dawn,
Palo Alto Stock Farm names br. Carrie
c, @. L. Knight names ch. f. Nighthawk,
j. Z. Durham names CO. C. Oscar Steinway,
F. L. Smith names b. f. Cors, c. w. Ira
hern names ,. z. Voucher.
Trotting- Purse, $1,000 For four.year.
olds and under; mile heats, three in five. w.
II
names blk. m. Kitty Almont, j. b. Nc
Donald names ,. (. Hszel Kirke, Pslo Alto
Stock Farm names b. NJ. Bonnie, II. w
Meek Dames b. or br. f. Bonnie Wood. j. NJ
Learned names b. h. Adrian, Charles Davis
| names b. f. Admilal, WIN. johnson names
| br. no. Oiiyette, l.. j. Rose names blk. G. LIE
| Grange, john Williams names br. N. Lucil-
| lis, J. Z. MeIatosh names b. e. Telegraph,
| j. Q. Simpson names b. C. Anteeo.
| Trottiug-240 class: Purse 81, coo. Mile
hests, 8 in 5. John Mcintyre names CD. G.
! Edwin Forrest 2. Farrell names b. h. Bar.
ney B.; z. j. Williams names b. e. Bay
| Frank; E. M. Frank names b. b.. Arab; j.
! w. Jonathan names g. &. Allen Roy John
| w. Gordon names D. m. Big zs.
Pools wera sold on all thsse races last even
| ing ct the old Welsh Fargo rooms on Second
street Fully 700 people were present. and
/ pools sold rapidly on the 2:40 race. Allen
Roy brought $780, Bay Frank S145 end the
field $50. loward the last the back
era Of Frank placed him nearly
| equal 10 the fsvorite as pools
| soid-Allen Roy S102 So Bay Frank S100
field $62 80. Arab and Bonnie B., two ex-
celient animals of acknowledged spesd and
bottom, sold in the field. Bay Frank ia a
| Sacramento favorite, owned here. end is a
| horse Of great promise His excellent record
made few weeks ago showed him to 90 one
| of tho best animals on the turf, but sinca
! then be met Waterloo at Oakland II
Frank and Allen Roy both strike the track
in good condition, no doubt but that the race
! will be WOE il heats in less than 2:20.
The wsieh.s in the handicap, y miles, tc
be rua on Friday, are "a follows Jubilee sc
rounds, Biricatcher 80, Judge McKinstry
100, Boots 100, Wildidler 100 Viola r. l02
Augusta j. 106, May ID. 112, Jocko us In
thia schedule all the horses excepting Au.
gusta t., who is penalizad FIVE pounds, and
| Jocko, who will have to carry HIS regular
weight, have Reductions FROM the regulation
weights.
K,llip & Co. are selling pools on the races
! this week. The place Of sales OF night i IL
I the old Wells, Fargo & Co. building.
TIE STOCK GROUNDS.
| Tae park was opened early yesterday morn,
ing. aud by 10 o'clock thousands of people
had assembled. Thare are said to be more
and better runners and trotters stabbed at the
park as tha present time than has ever befors