Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-17

TENDER 16, distributing; purse, 81, 600; 2;s27
class; mile heats, thee il five.
G. W. Trahern names b. g. Voucher. l
L. j. Rose names b. h. Stamboul.................22
Lee $hauer names oh. g. Longfeuow..........5 3 )
j. K. Hodson names b. e; lst-;.;,.;.....dis
Time, 22s11a-2:9ai11za-2:2il5
The next race was a trot, mile heats, for two
year-olds, between L. J. Roses Soudan and j. A.
Goldsmith's Shamrock. Soudau sold fayorite in
the pools, $50 to s16 Shamrock led to within
sixty wards of the score when he broke and
Soudan passed him; winning the heat by Il
length in 2:35. Erhe quarter was made in :39, the
half in l:l7. In the second heat Shamrock
passed SOudan on the first turn, passing the
quarter in 81 = seconds the half in l:l6i5. On
the upper turn Soudan pulled up, passed sham
rock at the seven-eighths. Shamrock broke
before reaching the seven-eighths pole, end
Souddn won the race by u dozen open lengths
i'll 1854
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, Sacramento, Sep
TENDER IS, distributing; two-year-old stake;
mile heats two in three.
/. j. Rose names blk. h. Soudan .............,l 1
J. A Goldsmith names b. C. Shamrock........2
Time, 2:55-2:S514.
The next race was free-for-all pace mile
heats, three in five, between Killarney, Lucy,
Maude Nevada, Prince and Pocahontas, started
in the order named. Much interest was mani
tested in this race a steady steam of gold pour
ing info the pool-box at about the following
odds; Killarney 500, Maude 500, field SIC.
The horses had very good send-off in the
in advance of Prince, Killarney four lengths
back. These positions were maintained around
the upper turn, Lucy and Killarney closing up
the gap. Maude broke about twenty feet back
of the score, galloping under the wire a half
length in advance of Prince; Killarney two
lengths behind, Pocahontas fourth, Lucy fifth,
was made in :35, the half in 1:C915. Pools after
this heat sold Killarney $40, Maude, $50,
field SD.
The second heat was started for, Pocahontas
Inhs 10 l.. IL.
first turn and fell away behind. The quarter
was passed with Prince neck in advance of
Killarney, PoeGhontas three lengths to the rear,
Lucy fourth and Maud fifty yards te the rear.
The half was reached in Ito, with the horses in
the same position, Pocahontas gaining. At the
three-quarters Prince and Killarney were pacing
very fast neck and neck, Pocahontas close up.
At the seven-eighths pole Killarney pulled
ahead, passing under the wire three open lengths
in advance of Pocahontas, VINO took the second
position from Prince by nose, Lucy fourth,
Maude fifth. Pools now sold: Killarney, $40
Maud, Sll5; field. So.
The next was an exciting heat Maude led
at the quarter, with Killarney length behind,
in 3I1$ seconds, Pocahontas third, Prince fourth,
Lucy last. These positions were maintained at
the half which was passed in 1:0912 At the
Seven-eighths MeUde broke badly and fell to
fourth position. At the three quarters Killarney
seemed to have it all his own way, and his
driver was caught mapping at the 100-yard pole
when Maude, with a sudden burst of speed,
came up, passing Prince and PoeahOntas, and
making it a dead heat with the favoriie, Lucy
third, Prince fourth Pocahontas fifth. Time
2:26. The hackers of Killarney felt very much
chagrined at The result, fer his driver could
easily have won by couple of lengths had he
not been SO anxious to save his horse in the
homestretch. Pools now took tumble, the
pride OF woodland going to second place
Maude led on the first turn in the third heat,
with Killarney close up the order Of the other
horses being Prince, Lucy and Poeahontas. The
latter broke at the eighth pole and fell away
back, running for long distance. The quarter
was passed in "a seconds, the half reached i'll
1:0Sl%, with positions unchanged. Around the
upper turn Killarney outpaced Maude, coming
into the homeStretch length ahead. From
that point to the finish it was pretty race
between Maude and Killarney, the two in whom
of both were shouting. they passing the one
hundred yard pole neck and neck, Killarney
crossing the score neck in advance. Such
shout as went up from the hackers OF Killarney
and the Woodlandites was never before heard
upon the track. II was simply deafening. Lucy
third, Prince fourth, Pocahontas distanced.
The quarter was made in 81 seconds the half in
LOST, and the mile in 2:2G;4. Pools after this
heat sold Killarney, $50; all the others in a field,
SIS
The fifth heat proved to be the decisive one
Killarney taking the lead on the first turn and
holding It TO the finish. Maude made a bad
break at the eighth pole and lost dozen
lengths by ii. TheeIuarter was passed in 60
seconds, TIE half in Ill and the mile in 226M,
Killarney leading frlnce by several lengths,
Maude third, Lucy fourth.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE Sacramento, Sep
TENDER 10, 1SS6-Pacing purse $500, e-ior-all;
mile heats, three il five.
p Fitzgerald names blk h. Killarney 1O1l
II. J. Agnew names b. m. Maude......1 . 0 2 5
$. X. Trefry names b. G. Prince. 3 442
W. H. Fioget names gr. IN. Lucy..........-5 3 8 4
S. C. T.yon names CHI. m. Pocahontas "A dis
W. &. Tcdhunter names b. h. Nevada. dis.
Time, 2:22-2223II @-2:26-2:2034-2:26l4.
To-DAY's RACES.
The races for this afternoon will be five in
number, all running, as follows;
The California Derby stake, for foals of 1888,
second $50 to third; closed with eighteen en-
tries; dash of one and oue-half III les. May
Blossom, 49, Allie Hill, lis; Robert the Kid,
lis.
second-The Palo Alto stake for two-year-
olds, dash of one mile. c. Il. Todd, 10; Lady
Leinster, 10T; Idalene Cotton, ll2; Safe Ban rs;
Miss Ford Iii; Robson, 10.
Third-The Golden Gate stake for three-year-
olds, one mile and Z quarter dash. Moonlight,
ll5: Miss Courtney, 1l5; Harriet. u.s.
FOuIth-1hc Night Hawk stake, dash of one
mile. Nelson, 10; Dublin Bay lis; Lizzie
Dunbar, lis; John A., u.s. Del NOrte 81.
Fifth-Frce purse of $50, one mile and q six
tcenth and repeat. Eaisy D., l05; Leda, %; St.
Patrick, 100; Irish Lass, 100; Edwin f., 100
At the pOol-Tooms last night the horses were
backed as follows First race-Allie Hill and
Robert the Kid, Il stable, $50; May Blossom, So.
SO; c. II. Todd, 50; field, So. Third-Miss
Courtney, $50; Moonlight, $40; Harnett, els.
Fourth-Neilsen, $50; Lizzie Dunbar, SD; John
A.; Sl1; Dublin Bay, &c; Del Nortc, S. Fifth
No one was willing to start pool on this race.
1t seems to be IL difficult one to guess.