Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-18

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;, 1885.
the third heat. Antevolo broke badly ON
the first turn and behaved badly through
out the heat, barely saving his distance at
| the outcome. La Grange lei to the QUAR-
I ter in 20, but broke al the three -eighths
pole and was passed BY O.iveite. who vent
TO the hall IN l:i2A and Won the heat by a
length in 2:2i, with the hGrscs pnsitionel as
follows: Oliyette. Thausia. Marin In
Grange, Scandinavian, AuteVolo Between
the beats Hickok speeded Arab around The
! track. tie made the Guatysr IN -, the half
i'll Ill, and finished IN ;tbuQt 2.22. He is a
. square troiter, not makiura skip in the en-
tire distance, and apparently had lots of
speed il reserve. FieidsAow sold Qliyet+e
$3.50; ilcld $3.50; Ihspsi3 SO On the
second score Autevolo's suiky came near
breaking down, the righ, wheel dishing
badly. Mir Simpson, the driver, was al
lowed TO bitch to another sulkv. which
! caused 4 delay of some minutes The
horses We're started well together Thapsin
and Anteyolo broke on the first turn. Oil
vette led from the score until when about
ten feet from the score, whe. Eirllok.
the driVcr OF Marin wen, - the front
winning 10y a head, in 2.2ll. amidst the
widest shouts of the field pool buy ers.
! The positions were Marin, Oliyette. La
Grange, Thapsin, Antevolo and Scandi
| navian. The quarter was made in :36I.
the half in lib. Between the heats the
| assembled thousands are RECALLED with ex-
cellent concert music. Some of the num-
bers, notably The Forge of the Forest
and " The Mountain Echo" We're loudly
enco-ed. The echo was produced bv a
cornet in the judges stana. No baud was
ever more warmly applauded and so well
deserved commendation Before the next
heat pools sold, Marin 800, Olivette $lO0.
field $50. The next was u most exciting race
from start to finish. LaGrange led 10 the
half, but quit on the homestretch. Ante
yOlO would have taken the heat were it not
for bad break on the h3cllstretch: from
the three-quarter pole four OF the horses
came side and side, Marin taking the race
by neck in ID The quarter was made
IN Bot, the half in 1:i24 The positions
were Marin, Olivette, Thapsin, Antevolo,
LaGrange, Scandinavian. The next heat
decided the race, Marin winning handily
in 2:2I4, Olivette second, Antev0lo third.
The quarter was made IN :35, the half in
112I.
SUMMARY
AGRICULTURAL PARK, SACRAMENTO. September
II lsS2;-trotting purse, Sl,2O) ~ class.
p. Farrelfs b. :. Marin ........... .........3 5
4. c. Dietz b. IN. Olivette. -
l.. }. Roses blk. Z. LaCiTange. e...........2 3 ) )
Wilbur f. Smiths blk &. Thapsin I'D 2434
Jos Cairn Simpson Dr. c. Autevolo4 5 1 s
Peter Johnsons blk. b. Scandinavian &c 5 6 6
John \. Goldsmlth'S 5. 5. Dawn dis
Time, 2:26l i-22::2l l-2::24 -2:27-2:2lIs
Tho popic y,,u+,,o1 ,,.,,Ie ,,,-,J ls,s
The next event was two-year-old trot
for purse of $1,000, with Senator, Alcazar
and Transit starters, in the order named.
The colts had a good send-oH ON the third
t1ai, Alcazar leading from the score to
the finish, winning the heat in 231I,
Transit second The quarter was made in
:39, the half in III Alca2ar won the next
heat, with the horses i'll the same position.
IN 224!-the fastest time on record for a
second heat for two-year-
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK, SACRAMENTO. September
u, lSS5-Irotting, two-year-Olds purse. 81 600
/. }. Roses b. c. AlcaZar... ..........l |
NJ IoOmeyS b. & Transit........-........... >
Rancho Del FaSos b. C. Senator..................3
Time, 2:3l 2-229I3
TIE last race of the day was a free-for-all
pace. mile heats, for 4 purse of 81 coo, with
the following starters in the order named
Maud, Fred. Alderman, Fairmount, Kill
larney, Prince, Shaker Pools before the
first heat sold freely at about the following
average Maud, $780, Killarney, $40; field,
$50. After large number of attempts, the
horses were given very struggling send
oft. Killarney and Fairmount broke before
reaching the first turn, and went hopping
along like couple Of jack rabbits, having
to bring them to standstill before they
could be made to pace, the other horses
Oh Of ,r1,- =
mile. Both horses when they got down
to their work, paced very fast in a vain en-
deavor to save their distance The home
finish between Prince and Maud
was very exciting the mare show
ing wonderful burst Of speed
in the last quarter, and winning
easily by length in advance of Prince,
who was whipped out. Shaker was poor
third. while AcKeFman, Paramount and
Killarney were distanced. The time was
Quarter, :34l; half, l:l0! mile, 2:20 Pools
now sold $50 to s. for the field. The
horses were evenly started for the next
heat and went to the quarter in close COM
pany; Maud led, Shaker and Prince side
by side. After passing the quarter, Prince
broke badly and fell to the rear, losing
ground he could not regain Down the
homestretch there was a fight for first
place, Maud leading Shaker nearly a
4tiiStu, II4licc ilSlaNCet. ne quarter was
made in :35!, the half in I:l2l and the
mile in 2:22l. The next was the exciting
heat OF the day. Maud broke on the first
turn and Shaker got good lead, which he
maintained 10 the finish, winning by sew
eral open lengths in 2:27l The shouting
that went up from the grand stand and the
quarterstretch when Maud first broke and
the cheers that greeted Shaker at the finish
Of the heat was deafening The half mile
was made in l:12i
1t was almost dark when the horses Were
called out again. No pools We're sold. but
some private bets were made-S1OO on
Maud 10 $50 on Shaker Maud led to the
half, but was overtaken by Shaker and
passed on the homestretch, Shaker winning
easily in 2:27{. Again the audience went
almost wild with excitement. and the field
buyers began to shout " Finish the race to-
night' 1t being almost o'clock. and get
ting quite dark, the judges decided to post
pone the race until II VI. to-day.
SUMMARY.
AGHcULTURAL PARK SACRAMENTO. September
Il, lSN'-Pocing; purse, $1,000 free for a l.
kularhey dis
FHmount.
Fred. ACkerMan
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