Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-25
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
The American Turf.

Committee of the Coney Island Jockey
Club have agreed TO add 81 600 to the
sweepstakes of $500 each for special race
between Miss Woodford, rroubadour,
Barnum and Others that may choose TO
enter the race to take place next Tuesday.
The Dwyers may run both Miss Woodford
and Pontiac, or either one they may select
RACES AT sHEEPsHEAD Ray.
SHEEPaHEAD BAY, June 24th-First race,
handicap for all ages, enc and oneeighlh
miles Strathspey won by three lengths,
Una B. second, Brambleton third. Time,
2.0l. Second race, June stakes for two
year-olds, penalties and produce allow
ances, three-quarters of a mile fremont
won by ten lengths, Byrnwood second, La
Juiye third. Time, 1:1S4. Third race,
handicap, one aud one-haf miles Favor
won by two lengths, Maumee second, Ern-
est third. Time, 2:42. The fourth race
was for the Emporium stakes, sweepstakes
for three-y e-year-oids, $50 each, $5, 600 added
/ 81 900 to second and 20 per cent of the
stakes, $500 to third and 10 per cent of the
| stakes, seven entries, one and one-hali
miles. The starters were Brier. Elkwood
! Beverly, Letretia, Delaware, Quincy, Win
/ ffed, The Bard and Liste.l. Winfred took
and held the lead from the start, with Brier
and Beverly next, until the straight, when
| The Bard made splendid burst of speed
| but was badly ridden, and Winfred won by
/ half head, The Bard second, Beverly
third Time, 2:43 The fifth race, for two
year olds, tive-eighths of a mile, on the
! turf, June Dor won by q length, Maggie
Mitchell second, Young Luke third. The
sixth race, welter handicap one and three.
| sixteenth miles, on the turf, Pasha won by
| three lengths, Drake Carter second, Aretina
| third. Time, 2114.
| On this track, next Tuesday, juno 29th
a one and one.half miles race will be run
| for a stake of So GOO, $500 entrance, between
Dwver Bros Miss Woodford, Sam Browns
! Troubadour and H.J. Woodford's s Barnum
THE JUNE AND EMPORIUM STAKES.
New York. June 24th-At Sheepshead
| Bay, to-day, in the race for the June stakes
| the starters were Brynwood La Juiye, Ire
] mont and Lackawanna. III the betting
| Tremon, as usual, was a hot favorite, his
hackers being asked to lay twelve to one on
| him. Captain Connor, the owner of La
| Juive, thought she would get second place
sure. and he and his friends backed the
| filly so that The closing price against hel
I was five To three To an excellent start
Brynwood was the first away, followed by
| fremont, La Juive and Lackawanna, a:
named. Before they had gone a quarter o.
mile fremont bad acquired command
| ing lead. At the half-miie pole he led by
two lengths, followed by Brynwood
who was a lengt in front of La
Juive. Along the far turn La Juivt
moved up and joined Brynwood
but Fitzpatrick al once got to work with
! the whip on BrynwOod, who inclines tC
loaf, and did not allow La Juive to ge
away from him. fremont, meanwhile
going very easily, increased disadvantage
and swinging into the stretch had lead o
eight lengths. IL the stretch he came
away and won handily by three lengths
| Brynwood. wh1 outlasted La Juive, got
second place from her by three lengths
Lackawanna was beaten off. Time, 1:1S4
| In the Emporium the starters vert
Brier, Elkwood, Beverly, Letretia, Della
ware, Quincy. The Bard, Listrelle anG
Winfred Both on form and III the betting
it looked US if The Bard had an absolute
certainty of winning. The Dwyers backed
neither of their colts, Quincy or Winfred
to win, believing that The Bard would wiz
sure. They had little on Winfred fol
place. but did not feel sure o
winning that, because Winfred haC
always shown a dislike to heav,
going. Mr. Appleby backed Beverly heav
lily for place, and there was also a strons
tip" on Elkwood for a place, Lesli
Bruce thought he had chance to get thirt
place, whicn was worth over 81 900, but h.
did not back his filly, Listrelle. The star
was beautiful one, nearly all going off il
line. Brier was first to show, with Quinc,
second, Beverly third and Letritia fourth
Coming past the three quarter pole, Brie
was still in front, followed by Winfred, lie
tritia and Beverly, as named. In tn,
straight Letritia next to the rail, moved up
and passing The stand she led by neck
| with Winiired second, neck in front o
Brier. Beverly fourth, Quincy fifth. anC
The Bard next, two lengths behind. Near
ing the quarter pole, Letritia fell back
ani VIII ed took the lead, followed b.
beverly and Brier, the Bard still laying
sixth Along the back stretch Wlnfred i'll
creased his lead to three parts of length
| Which he increased 10 two lengths at thu
! halfmile pole. while Beverly was second
Brier third and The Bard fourth, anC
moving up strong. Nearing the three
quarter pole Beverly and Brier fell back
| and as they swung into the stretch the ract
was between Winfred and The Bard. The
former had had lead of four lengths, bu
when We slaughtered out The Bard cam(
| along Ike steam engine and overhauled
| WiDfred Mclaughlin was driven to ust
whip and spur iavishly. and by dint o
hard work managed to keep Winfred il
front and won by short head, The Bare
Second. ten lengths in front Of Beverly
Elkwood fourth Time, 243. Had Fishel
begun his run earlier, The Bard could no
have lost. The owner and trainer of Tht
| Bard were very much disgusted with theil
jockeys riding Had Mclaughlin or any
other good Jockey been up, The Bart
would have won easily by couple o
/ lengths.
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