Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-13
At THE PAEK.


The attendance Saturday at the Park was
larger than that of any preceding day
There was a slight breeze and the track was
in excellent condition. The judges stand
was occupied by Directors Shippee, La Rue
and Green. The first race of the afternoon
was for the four-year-old trotting stake,
with Azmoor, Spry, Apex, Stamboul
started in the order named. Pools sold !:
Stamboul, $50; field, $15. The horses were
tapped off on the third score well together
On the first turn Apex and AZmoor were III
the lead side by side. Stamboul third, Spry
fourth. These positions were maintained
until the half was reached, when Apex
broke and fell back several lengths, Az
moor taking second place. Stamboul
crossed the score about two lengths
ahead of Azmoor, Apex third, Spry
fourth. Time, 2:25. The quarter was
made in :36!, the nalf in 1;1Ol,
No pools were sold after this heat. The
against their favorite.
The horses scored three times before they
were started for the second heat. Stam-
boul led on the turn, Apex second, Spry
third and Azmoor in the rear. After pass
ing the quarter Spry did some fine trot-
ting, passing Apex, trotting around the
turn and into the homestretch side by side
with the favorite. Stamboul outfoo,ed
Spry from the three-quarter pole to the
score, winning easily by three lengths,
Spry second, Azmoor several lengths to the
rear and one length in advance of Apex.
Time, 2:269. The quarter was made in 81.
the half in 1:11l. STAN boul had it all his
own way from the start to the finish, win
ming in slow jog by dozen open lengths,
in 2:32, Spry second, Azmoor third, Apex
distanced. The quarter was made in 81 ,
the half in 1:12l, the three quarters in 1:49.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, Sacramento, Sep
ternber IL, 1856. - Trotting; four-yearoid
stake; entrance, $780, s40o added, closed with
seven entries.
L. J. Rose names b. h. Stamboul ...........-1 l 1
A. Lathrop names D. g. Spry .........-...t ?
Palo Alto stock Farm names b. C. izmoor.2 5
S. X. Trefry names b. c. ApeX................3 4dis
Time 2:25-2::261a 61a-2:S2.
The second race was a trot for the three
minute class for purse of $500, with nine
entries, as follows: ST. David, Ned Forrest.
Lottie NJ, Falls, Lille Stanley, Reality
Daisy s., Gus Wilkes, Lot Slocum. Pools
first sold: Slocum so, Lottie NJ $53, Daisy
s. $o4, Forrest So, field S12. Afterwards,
and just before the start, Lottie NJ. $50,
blpCutH bdlGN -. tTlJ, 4NCN L Ol tSl ,lD,
field So
The Judge ordered five to come up to the
front row, four behind, and read the drivers
q lecture, in which he said they would be
held strictly 10 the rule in their driving
from the score to the finish. Considerable
difficulty was experienced in getting
start, some of the horses breaking badly
before reaching the score. The horses had
fair send OIL after several scores. Slocum
led on the first turn, Ned Forrest second,
Falls and St. David third. After passing the
first Quarter Falls went to second place.
Around the upper turn the animals were
all strung out in single file from two TO four
lengths apart, with Reality far il the rear
ana running. They crossed the score in the
following order: Slocum two lengths
Wilkes fourth Lille Stanley fifth, st.
David sixth, Daisy S. seventh, Lottic NJ.
eighth, Reality ninth. Time, 2:25I;
quarter :36, half 1901.
After his heat there was q rush for the
pool box, and the pool sellers did lively
business at about the following figures
Slocum $50, Lottie NJ. $55, Ned Forrest $50,
field S42 50.
The second heat was better one than
the first. Slocum led on the first turn,
Forrest second, Daisy S. third, Falls close
up. The quarter was made in SO, the half
in lilo. Slocum kept the lead to the finish,
winning by two lengths, Daisy S. second,
Falls third, Forrest fourth. Time, 2:25.
Pools now sold: Slocum 800, Daisy S. $50,
field $50.
The next was the exciting heat of the
dav. Lot Slocum led by several lengths at
the quarter, with Daisy s., Lottie NJ. and
Falls following in close company. On the
homestretch Daisy and Lottie NJ. came TO
the front Loi Slocum quit at the seven
eighths Pole, and the others went to the
front. crossing the score in the following
order: Daisy s.. Lottie NJ, Gus Wilkes,
Ned Forrest, Falls, Lot Slocum, st. David,
Lille Stanley. Reality. Time, 2;2i. The
quarter in :36l, the half in I'll. Pools
again took a tumble, and sold: Daisy S.
800, field S21, Lot Slocum $l3.
There was considerable diffiulty in get
ting a start for the fourth heat. McGraw,
driver of Lille Stanley, was fined $40 for
not coming up promptly on the seventh
score. The horses were sent for the heat
Wilkes keeping on her wheel from the
half-mile, passing under the score in that
position. 1t was q pretty race between
Daisy S. and Gus Wilkes from the start to
the finish, neither making a break in the
entire distance. Itwas dead heat between
st. David and Ned Forrest for position,
Lille Stanley fifth, Lottie M sixth, Falls
seventh, Lot Slocum eighth. Reality, al
though he ran for half mile, was dis
tanced. Time, 2:26i. Quarter, :36 half,
I:094.
The next was the deciding heat, Daisy s.
winning by length from Gus Wilkes in
2:2sl. Wilkes was placed fourth for run
ming.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK CoURsE, Sacramento Sep
tember H. lS5G-Trotting three minute class;
purse, $500.
John Spurgeon names CT. n. Daisy ST . Il IL
II. McManus names br. &. Lot SlocuIn Il ! 6 s Z
d. II. Reavis names ch g. Ned FORESTS 4 0 .
\. L. Kinds names b &. Gus Wiikes...4 6 4
c. s. Lowell names b. n. Fallis-.-.........2 5
John Williams names b. n. Lotte Ms 5 = 6
r. Hughes names eh. g. st. David s 7
n. CooInbs names b. Il. Lille Staniey...5 )
j. NJ. Learned names b. m. Reality..-.--.9 dis
Time, 22S1zz -22::22ll-2:.25l 4-2.2S1z-
The last race OF the day was trottiD :
purse of 81 200, for the 10 class, between
Manon, Albert W., Antevolo and Bay
Frank, started in the order named: Gold
smith drove Manon, Simpson Antevoio,
Hodson Bay Frank. and Mcconnell Albert
", Manon injured ene Of her eyes on q