Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-30
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Programme for To-day
Good attendance, good day and good
track were tie prevailing features yester-
day. and it only required that the racing
should also be good to make thethird day Of
the clubs meeting a success. This very
desirable feature, however, was to some
extent wanting, the days racing being one
sided. the fayorjtes winning in each in
stance without much Of struggle. The
occupants Of the judges stand were Messrs.
Wilson. McNasser ard Flint. z. II. NIL
jat Lr., II. Wachhorst and Hugh Casey
otIiciatcti % timers. The entries tor the
FIRST RACE
Were Vengeance. Jennie Mccarthy alia
Kate Bender Prior 10 the start pools sold
more bTiskly than upon any other race OF
the meeting, Vengeance bringing $40 to
$23 On Mccarthy ana SIC on Bender. The
horses We're sent of on the filth score, and
Vengeance took the lead at once, the others
making several breaks. and the faYorite
won in a Jog iii 2.3T4, Mccarthy second.
Before the second heat few pools We're
sold at so on Vengeance to 81 OF the field.
Billy Jonathan took McManus place be-
hind Mccarthy, and made very good
effort ut the commencement OF the heat,
passing the favOrite near The quarter pole,
The advantage could not De kept, however,
and Vengeance won 10y several lengths
IN PSI
in the third heat Goldsmith took Trefrys
place behind Kate Bender, but she did not
have speed enough. no matter who drove
her, and the Son OF Venture passed under
the wire without any competition in 2544.
RECApIrULATIoN
TGouing. 90 class; purse, $50.
Il q. Cox names en- 2 Vengeance .-......... l !
n. McManus names Lyrew =. IN. Jennie
s. X Trofry names Hodson's biz. m. Kate
Time, 2377j .-23}}4-2.3il@
THE SECOND RACE
Was Tor q special purse Of 800, put M for
the benefit of the p8ccrs Bruce and Terra
Gotta. they having entered for the go class
pacing race. which did net fill Before the
first heat Bruce sold in the pools for 500
against So for Terra Gotta. They started
OF without delay, and the little s0rrel went
aroulG in 2.iQ4. Bruce making no effort.
The spectators and members OF the Club
We're disguised with such a poor exhibition
of speed, and were more 50 when, in the
passing the quarter pole, and fingered
there 50 long that Bruce got more
than a distance ahead. and finally
ioggcd under the wire III 2:4I.
the eartheuware equine saving his dis
lance. \ kick Of large proportions en-
sued, and the Judges pat up Al. TieGens to
drive Terra in the second heat. The
result was in one sense the same, Bruce
winning, but there WGS q great improve
ment in time, the latter horse going 10 the
half at better than - gait and winning
in q Jog in 2.33(. Terra Gotta making q
break near the sevcn-e ishths pole
Bruce won the fourth heat in 2:3f!. The
spectators, who were aware that both
horses could pace IN the neIghhOrhood OF
80, went away satisfied, seeing that
Bruce could have won under any circuln-
stances, as he evidently had The most
speed ! potentate Of the far East once
remarked. when invited to attend . horse
race, that be did not care to 90 50, as he
had ALWAYS known that one horse could
run faster than another Those looking
on at yesterdays race differed with the
Eastern disniIary in that they did want
10 see the horses 81 extended.
EECaEGTULATIoN.
Pacing, 299 class; purse $50
a. /. Kinds names ". <. Bruce............2 ! l
Cy. Arnold names +. g. Terra Gotta .
Time, 2:i015-2>ll -2:%43 -
ro-DNY's RACES.
The programme for to-day, closing tbe
meeting. is a very fine one, including some
thing pleasing for everybody. The first IS
running. dash Of seycn-oiShth- OF mile,
for which the flyers Patti. Billy Johnson.
Quebec Joe Chambcrtin and Addje o Mel
are entered Following dis will be q trot
for the 27-class. which will he participated
in by Cairo, Fred b.. Nighttime and Ned.
The last, and strongest card of The day IS &
pacing race for the 2.20 class, in which
Paramount, Alderman, Shaker and Prince
will fight The battle Of Wednesday over
again. and all have strong supporters. Pools
sold last evening as follows: EUnning-
Patti, so Quebec. SIS; Billy Johnson, s.
Addic O'Niel, s. and Joe ChamberIjn. 81.
Tr3Jtjng-NjghttiIne SO Ned SO; field
Cairo and Fred B., s. Pacing-Acker-
man, so; Shaker, SIC; Paramount $l4;
Prince S11.
Owing to the length Of the programme,
the races viii commence at / o'clock.