Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-09

| Washington Park to-day was fairly good
! The first race. one mile, for maiden three
year-olds, Polly Yates won easily by half a
| length from Guydette, who beat Oneida by
a neck for third place. Time Lac.
The second race was six furlongs for two
vear-old fillies. in which Mamie Hunt was
never once headed, and won by two lengths
from EstrelIa, the favorite, who beat Flora
! L. by three lengths. Time, lis.
| The third race was for the Washington
Park Cup for all ages two miles and q
quarter The starters were Freda, Lucy B..
Modesty, Binnette and Bob Miles. In the
pools Nodesty brought $3.50, Binnette 5000
Lucy B. $50, the field $75. Freda made the
running for mile and three-quarters the
/ race being q slow one when the favOrite
coming through from fourth place like a
! rocket, assumed command of the party
Rounding the stable turn there was gen.
eral closing up Of the ranks, and the pace
! became terrible one Entering the stretch
| Modesty showed first by half length, with
| Bob Miles second, a neck in front of Bin
nette, who was third, Freda fourth, and
Lucy B. bringing up in the rear, Modesty
coming on won hands down by three
lengths from Bob Miles, who beat Binnette
! by "A length and half for the place. Time
4:03I
The fourth race was mile heats, selling
allowances. The starters We're Ed. Butts
| Find Out, Chill, Phil. Lewis, K. Monee, The
! Ute, Falc0ner and HaZaras. In the pools
Hazaras sold for 5000, k. Monee $50, Chill
/ $26, Falconer $25, the field $26. In the
| first heat Phil. Lewis made the running to1
! over half the distance, when Hazaras joined
! issue with him. FalcOner came on with q
rush in the last 200 feet and took second
place, Hazaras winning by a nose only
with Phil. Lewis close third. Time
! l:424 In the second heat ed. Butts led
from start to finish, and won by length
! The Ute second, four lengths i'll front OF
| HaZaras, third Time, la. In the third
| heat Butts let from start TO finish. and won
| by three lengths. Time, 1:45. The Paris
mutuals paid so SIS.
The fifth race was a steeplechase over
| the short course. In the pools Obermeyer
brought 500, Slocum $37, Ascoi $50, Ne
! phon $12. Slocum led from start to finish
| Obermeyer falling at the first stone wall
Slocum won by neck, Ascoli second, Ne
phon third. Time 3:00! The Paris mu-
tualS paid SD.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
NEW YORK, July Sth-To- day the first
race was for maidens, three year-old and
upwards. selling allowances three-fourths
of ia mile Hawthorne won by a
| length, May second, Shortcake third.
! Time, loo. The second race, same condi-
! tons and distance, Mocking Bird won by
| four lengths, Tom Keeino second, Rush
| brook third. Time, lis. The third race,
selling allowances, one and one-fourth
miles, kiOhba won by length and half,
| Joe Mitchell second, Girofla third. Time,
2I14 The fourth race for fOur-y ear-olds,
h,
| two lengths Miss Brewster second, George
Singer third. Time. 2:4Ol. The fifth race,
| for all ages, one and one-eignth miles,
| Woodtlowcr won by two lengths, Harry
Mann second, Excelsior third. Time,
1891. In the sixth race, for all
ages, winning penalties, one and an
eighth miles, the result was dead heat
between Mollie Walton and Jennings, while
| Nettle finished only half length behind
| for third. The stakes were divided. Time,
1:5Sl
REVIEW or THE RACE FOR THE LogILLARD
STAKES.
New YORK, July Sth.-The Tribune says
of Yesterdays race at Monmouth Park: 1t
was fine field that Wanda ran away from
-Pardec, Tyrant, Bersan, Tenstone, Brook
wood. Goano and others. and if Joe Cotton,
Eolante and Favor had been in the race
| thew would have Jared no better than did
Parlee and Tyrant, for Wanda simply
| frolicked with them and went away from
| them at her ease. There were no excuses
| for Tyrant He was as well as at Jerome
Park, and the California party backed him
in confidence. Pardee was second, and de-
| feated Tyrant without much difficulty, but
| broke down after the race. He is 4 good
colt, but not il Wanda's class. The start
was prompt but unfair. Saltpcter having
the best Of it, with Wanda second, Tyrant
third, and the others well strung, with
BrookwoOd far behind. The first quarter
mile was won at an easy pace, and Brook
wood made up the lost ground and led up
the stretch to the stand, with Pardee close
second, Tyrant third, Wanda fourth and
Bersau near al hand. Brookwood remained
at the lead nearly to the hOmestretch,
when he retired. Mclaughlin, on Bersan,
and Speilman. on Tcnstone. made efforts
to move up on the backStretch, but could
not oyerjake Paylee and Tyrant. The
, pace was tco strong for the Western pair,
| ard they were soon ieij hOpelessly behind.
| After passing the halt-mic Pardee and
| fyrant lay down to their work ANA shot
over the ground in the liyelicst style. But
| dash as they might, they could not get
! away from The flying Wanda, who skinned
along with ease and grace, and with the
| force of an eagle. ResiStless as destiny,
She gained stride by stride on Pardee and
| Tvrant. Olney never had TO hurry or
! drive the magnificent tiliv. She came on
| without urging, at pace that was killing
| to the others, and Won with all possible
ease by two lengths in 2:39t Pardee sec
ond. two lengths before Tyrant. Bersan
was fourth, ten lengths behind Tyrant
! Goano was a poor fifth, SaltDeter sixth
The others pulled up.
The World says: The third race was the
event Of the day 1t was the orillart
stakes, the gross value Of which was over
| $50 coo. and a field of nine horses were tC
run for it, The fog was very dense on the
turns. which made it somewhat difficult t.
see the colorS, but as the rain was only {
shower il in no way injured the track
which remained good to the end Of thC
DAYS sport. The change in the weather
however affected the spirits of the crowd
and their enthusiasm which had beer
shown al the result OF the first two races
closed, and Wanda's winning OF the Ionll
ard failed to move the crowd, as also die
, Thackerays success for the Shrewsbury
handicap The racing, however, prove,
fairly good. The results we're certainly
| good for the Eancocas party, but very dis
astcrous for the California stable. witt
/ Pontiac winning the opening dash OF 9
/ mile, for which he beat Conkling and Buck
stone easily, and Wanda's success for tn
Lorillard. the followers OF the Rancoc2
stable won very heavily.
/ The Times SAYS Iyrant ran up 10 hi
form and was beaten on his merits. He WA
simply uutclassed. This, however, ccult
not ne said of BcrSan, who is better col
than Joe Cotton; but he had not recovered
from his long Journey.
Pennsylvania Republican state Conven
ton.
HsrmsBuBG, July sth-The Republican
State Convention, called for the purpose o
nominating q candidate for State Treasurer
met to-day, and after the adoption of
platform nominated Colonel n $ Gray. o
Beaver, for State Treasurer on the first bal
lot The platform demands protection [,
American industry through tariff law
which will efiectualiy stop foreign contrac
labor: the establishment OF q true system
of civil service, which will give a lixet
tenure Of office, and no removal except 70
adequate public cause a closer commercial
intercourse with nations on the American
continent. The platform also calls for tn
repeal of the internal revenue taxes
except upon spirituons and matt liquors
Public attention is invited to the acts o
the present Democratic national and Stat
administration 10 the unjust war of tn
/ former uD0n offensive parliSauS'' IN IL