Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-12

ter was very bad fourth. Al the half
Sister took third position At the three
quarter pole Magdallah James a and Sis
ter were all in a bunch. The last quarter
was a very pretty race, the three horses
coming into the homeStretch almost abreast
and trotting at rafting gait. Near the
draw-gate Sister with Il wonderful burst of
speed passed TO the front, and won the race
by two lengths. amidst the shouts of thou
sands, Magdallah second. James II. third.
Louis D. distanced. The quarter was made
in 1861. the half in 1114 and the mile in
2:224. After this heat pools sold very lively,
Sister S110 field 500
The horses were started well together
on the third heat, Magdallah taking the
lead on the first turn. James H. broke
badly and fell considerably behind at the
| quarter pole. Al the upper turn Sister and
Magdallah trOtted side by side, but Sister
proved the more speedy. and passed the
/ score winner by n length, James II. Just
| saving his distance. The quarter was made
in 3G3 seconds. the half in 1:l0l. and the
| mile in 2:234
| Sister was so much flvorite after this
| heat that no pools could be sold
The horses started for the fourth heat
well together. At the eighth Magdallah
| led hy a length, james II. and Sister side
| by side. This position was maintained un-
| Ill they came into the homestretch. when
James II. came to the front and crossed the
score nose in advance of Magdallah. Sis
ter good third. The quarter was made in
| Sc seconds. the half in Ill. and the mile
in 2:25.
The fifth heat was started in the twilight
The driver of Sister, Mr.. Goldsmith, asked
| for poStponement on account of the dark
ness. The judges refused. and their re-
| fusal was greeted with applause. They
| scored several times, and ii became quite
| dark. The judges evidently thought Gold
| smith was playing for delay in hopes of
| securing poStponcment, and they ordered
| him to score by the pole horse. When he
| came up ahead, contrary to orders, he was
| fined $40, and informed that another such
act would cost him S25. AT : O'Clock the
horses were started all abreast: James H.
cut out the work from the first and won the
| heat, race and first money in 2:26l, Mag
! dallah second Sister third. 1t was So dark
| that the animals could not be seen in the
| back-stretch.
SUMMARY.
Agricultural PARK, SACRAMENTO. September
II: lSSl-Trotting: % class; purse, Sl.2Oo;
mile heats, three in five.
Geo W. BayliS' b. 3. James H...............1 :
j. \. GOdslniths b. nj. Sister. ...............2 3
i John Dexter ch. III. A0edalluh .........i = > =
! Louis Duncan b. 2. Louis ................i dis
! lime, 2:2l-2:22i ID -2:2J-2.26t..
To-DAY's RACES.
! The races will commence promptly at
| O'Clock to-day. Owners who fail to bring
| their horses on the track promptly VIII he
fined. The races are as follows:
No. i-Inuoduction stake. for twO-year-
olds: $50 entrance; so forfeit, $500 added:
$50 70 second horse, third To save stakes
| three-quarter of a mile dash. Delaney x
Ayers g. =. Ichi Ban; W. VI. Murry's ch.
h. Estill Howson 4 Trahcrn $ CHI f. Laura
T.: Hill d Cries b. c. Arthur H; Tod
hunter & Aliens b. C. Alta: James Mecs
ch, f Mischief; G. Pacheco's eh. f. Ma
me D.
No 5-California Derby stake, for three
year-Olds dash OF one and onc-half miles.
Closed in 1889 with lG nominations.
No. 6-Del Paso stake for all aces, S50
entrance, So forfeit 500 added SO to ;he
second, third to save stake; three-quarter
mile heats. Delaney d Ayers ch. m.
Trade Dollar; George HoWson's b. Ii.
Jim Douglass; NJ NJ Aliens b. h. Patsy
Duffy; T. II. Williams, Jr. blk. II.
Bryant W; :. J. Jones b. h. Forest King
Rancho del Pasos ch. f. Susan William
kelly's b. &. Jou Jou; James Adams b.
IN. Aunt Betsy; f. J Baldwin's b. C. Bea-
consfield
No. Selling, purse $500 entrance fee;
second horse 500. Fixed valuation $1,000,
two pounds OFF for each 800 below, and two
pounds added for each 800 above fixed
value; dash Of one mile and an eighth; f.
b. Mclntosh'S b. &. Bclshaw; George How
sons ch. g. Rondo: &. W. Trahern's ch.
g. Certiorari VI. VI. Aliens b. h. Jocko;
T. Steinbenthaler'o b. l.. Phillips; Rancho
del Pas0's ch. f. Susan and b. 2. Duke o1
Monday 4. A. Pmnev's ch. h. Nick OF
the Woods William Boots b. f. by Bot
Woodling-Giadiola and b. m. Bessie
, Charles II. Thomas ch. H., Balboa.
Pools sold at the Golden Eagle last night
as follows: First race-EstiII $50, field $40
Second race-Prince of Norfolk $50, PHILIP
:. So. Third race-Forest King 800, jim
Douglas $50, Bryant W. S43, Beaconstielt
$31, Ju Ju S2l