Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-14

lead. Ihey went 10 the lalf-mile pole in
bunch, from which point Nielsen pulled
away and won easily by several lengths,
Lizzie Dunbar second, Johnny Gray third,
Panama fourth, and Stoneman in the rear.
Time, 1:153 the quarter was made in :2il,
and lhe half in :4Sl.
SUMMARY.
AGRIcULTURAL PAEF COURSE, Sacramento, Sep
tember L. 1SSG.-Premium stake, for all ages:
$50 entrance half forfeit, 500: SlO0 10 secOud
horse; third saves stake. Ii closed with If
teen entries; dash of six fulongs.
W. l.. Appleby names b. N. Nielsen
W. l.. Pritchard names ch. m. Lizzie Dunbar
p p. Hill names gr s. Johnny Gray.
T. tiazlett names b. (.
ia mes III. Muse names gr. z. Stonemail----.-.....j
Time, ll5tz.
The second event was the California An
nual Stake for foals OF 1884. dash of one
mile with six entries, started in the follow
| ing order: Del Norte, Robson, Laura Gard
ner, Noltigeur, safe Ban. Jim Duffy. Rob-
SON sold for as much in the pools as all the
others. This proved Waterloo to the
hackers of the favOrile. as the heat was
won by Safe Ban, one of the field horses.
1t was a very pretty race from the start 10
the finish, all coming into the home-stretch
in bunch, and whipping to the score.
The mile was made in Ian, the quarter
in :26{ and the half in :jl
SUMMARY.
AGRIcUITyEAL PARK COURSE, Sacramento, Cal.
September ~, 1SSG.-Ruuning; California An
nusl stake for fosls OF 1851; 500 entrance SIS
forfeit; $3.50 added; sltu TO second, so TO third.
Closed in 1sS5 with 10 nominations Dash Of
one mile.
l. H. T0dhunter names b. c. safe Ban............ !
". NJ Murray names b. c. De- NOrte............. >
W. H. Appleby names CHI. f. Laura Gardner. 5
W. n. Murray names ch. c NoltigtUr............ 4
ThOs. AChisOn names ch. @. RObsOn-.........-...
W. 3. Todhunter names en-. G Jim Duffy.
Time, ld4ls.
The next race was the LaRue stake.
handicap, for all ages, dash Of two miles
and quarter, with the following starters,
in the order named : John \, Moonlight,
Birdcatcher and Fred Collier. Pools sold
| John A., $40; Moonlight $50; field, SO.
| The start was from the thTee-quarier pole.
| Birdcatcher took the lead al i slow pace,
/ . seconds being the mark for the first
| quarter. At the half in So! seconds, there
| was no change. When the three-quarters
| We're run. IN l:22!, John \. was little
! closer to the leader, and at the finish OF
| the first mile, 1:504, there was but little va
| ration from the start. As they passed the
stand the second time 2:l7i was noted.
| Moonlight led, with John \. close up,
! Birdcatcher third, Fred Collier far in the
rear One mile and tbree-quarters were
run in $40, Moonlight, John y. and Bird
/ catcher being the order. Soon after pass
| ing the halfmile pole BirGcatcher moved
TO second place. but could not retain it, al
| though the whip was piled. Moonlight
! galloped over the score three lengths in
| front of John A., who was three lengths in
advance of Birdcatcher, Fred Collier several
| lengths to the rear.
SUMMARY.
| AGRIcrLrURAL PACK COURSE, Sacramento, Sep
tember 13. lsS6.-Running the LaI,ue Stake
| Handicap for all ages; Sl00 entrance, $50 for
| felt, 1900 added $3.50 to second, 500 to third
dash of two miles and Il quarter. Closed with
nine entries.
! Kelly II Lynch names b. Moonlight OOD .l
| W. L. TOdhunter names blk. h. John A. did,
Caleb Dorsey names b. h. Birdcateher t25)....-...3
| 4. HaZlett names ch g Fred Collier (9jl I
| Time, I05l4.
The last lace of the day was the running
| selling purse, dash of one mile and one
eighth, between Edwin F., st. Patrick,
| I.eda, Frank Rhoads, Pat Hayden, Laura
| Gardner, Molle Capon, Emma F., Joe
| Chamberlain and Beshaw; started in the
order named Leda in the pools sold for
$50 against $40 so for the field. Just before
the start the field became favorite, $40 to
| $50. The flag of one of the starters
dropped and the horses started on the third
| score. 1t was false start, bat the jockeys,
with the exception of three, went for the
heat and the latter started for it when the
others were hundred yards III advance
Laura Gardner led to the three-quarters
when they were mct with the word to slow
up, that ii was no go. There was much
| dissatisfaction ana disgust expressed by the
| people on the track at such mastery in
competency on the part of the starters
Frank Rhoads pulled up very lame and was
! allowed to go to the stable The hackers of
| Leda now felt that their chances were much
| lessened, from the fact that she had run a
/ l. rI, I,a ,,1, -
| were not up to their business or they would
| have rung the bell and brought the horses
| back. Before they started, Leda again went
| to the head in the pools, selling for 800 to
| the fields SO.
| The horses got very even send off, Laura
| Gardner leading from the score to the fin
| ish. The horses were all strung out on
the last half mile. The rider OF the IA
| vOrite piled the whip and spur, but to no
avail, Laura Gardner could not be over
| taken, and passed the score in 2.003, four
lengths in advance of Leda, who was four
| lengths in advance of BelshGw, Mollie
| Capron, Pat Hayden, Edwin F.
| SUMMARY.
! AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE. Sacramento, Sep
! tember Is, lSS6.-Selling purse, $50.
| ". L., Appleby names ch. +. Laura Gardner.....l
NJ. Johnson names b. III. Leda...................
Lee Shaner names b. G.
Il. p. Hin names g f. Mollie Capron ..............i
5. C. Tryon names b. h. Pat Hayden.
p a. Finnigan names b. g. Edwin F...............6
T. g. Jones names en- g. ST. Patrick l............7
II. J. Robinson names b. IN. Emma T..............S
4. Hazlett names ch. &. Joe Chamberain.........9
Time, 2:O03f.
To-DAY's RACES.
The races to day will be three in number
all trotting.
First-Three year-old stake, with the
| following starters: Alcazar, Transit and
| Naensin.
Second-2:36 class, purse, 81 900, with six
starters; Lottie NJ, Reality, Como, Wallace
G., Spry, Bay Rose.
Third-Free for all, purse, 81, ,90O; Guy
Wilkes and Adair.
At the Golden Eagle pool rooms last
evening, the horses were sold in about the
following ratio. First-Alcazar, $50; Tran
sit, SO; Valensin, s.. Second-Lottie NJ,
$50; Como, 500 Spry, SO; Field, $40
Third-Guy Wilkes, $50; Adair $50.