Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-31
THE AMERICAN TURF.
Saturdays Races in Different Eastern
Localities


BY Telegraph
New YORK, August 29th.-Lloyd Hughes.
the jockey, and James Steward, the trainer.
brought suit against Z. J. Baldwin, the
California millionaire, TO recover 81, 900 for
breach of contract, and obtained from
Judge Barrett an attachment, on which
the Sheriff of Saratoga county seized Vo-
lante and Primero, two crack race horses
belonging TO Baldwin, to-day The latter's
lawyer filed bond and secured an order
from Judge Van Brunt, yacating the at
tachment order, which was sent to Sara
toga, and the horses were delivered by the
Sheriff to Baldwin's trainer who took
them to Chicago, where they are entered in
the Washington Park meeting.
AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, August 29th.-In the first
race, one mile, the starters We're Hopedale,
Lady of the Lake, and the California horse,
Alta. The race was won by Hopedale,
with Lady of the Lake second, half a
length in front of Alta Time, 1:461
The second race was handicap
sweepstakes for all ages, one mile and five
furlongs. The starters were Binnette and
VIOLA Binnegte won. Time, 2:554.
The third race was one mile and fur
! long. The starters were Decoy Duck, Bet
| tier Emma Manly and Monocrat Emma
| AliUlN won. RlLn DeCpN iJuck. second and
Monocrat third. Time, 1:5S.
The fourth race was three quarters of a
mile The starters were Tabitha, Charley
| Marks, Carrie Stewart, Giroiia, Una B. and
Beechenbrook. 1t was won by Tabitha,
with Carrie Stewart second and Una B.
third. Time, 1:i74.
The fifth race was a steeplechase, about
two mills and three-quarters The start
ers were Major Pickett and Captain Curry
Major Pickett finished alone. Time, 6:0S4
COMFY ISLAND.
New York, August 29th.-The fall meet
| ing of the Coney Island Jockey Club opened
to-day, With good track, fine wa.ther
and large attendance. The Eve furlongs,
for all ages, Little Iaurch won, Bill Sterritt
second, Jim Renwick third Time, 1.024.
The seven furlongs, for three ear-olds,
| Bonanzaiwon, Hartford second, ElInendorf
third. Time, 1;303.
The mileand three eighths Louisette won,
Dutch Roller second, Barney Aaron third.
Time, BPS
The three quarters of mile, for two
year-ods Princess won. Florence Fonso
| second, Electric third. Time, 1:17f.
The nile and three-sixteenths, for three
year-olds and upward, Abba won, Sam
Brown second, Rica third Time, 208f.
The steeplechase, over a short course, for
four-year- Folds and upward. Judge Griffin
won, Wellington second, Ecuador third.
Time, 427!.
HAMPDEN PARK.
SPRINGFIELD (Mass.). August 29th.-To
day closed the circuit trotting races at
Hampdsn park In the 2:19 class, unfin-
ished yesterday, Billy Button won, Adele
Gould second, Mambrino Sparkle third,
Montgomery fourth. Best time, 2:19a.
In class 2:l5 ". X. won, Prince Middle
ton second, Maggie Knox third, Dick Or
gan fourth. Best time, PIC.
In the free for all PAGERS, Jewett won,
Billy L. second, Bessie ". third. Best time,
2l59
In class PIG Phyllis won, Clemmie G.
second, Majolica third, Adelaide fourth.
Best time, PHI.
EAST SAGINAW.
EAST SAGINAW, August .29th-To-day
was the last of the summer meeting. In
the unfinished 2:1S pacing class, Little
Mack won, Jordan second, Georgetown
third Best time 2:205
In class 2:2S, trotting, Black Cloud, Jr.,
won, Wade Hampton second, Spotted
Beauty third, Princess fourth. Best time,
2:25. In the special race Irene won Topsy
second, Frank j. third, Colonel Bowers
fourth. BEST time, 2:32I.