Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-13

$l20; EGtraCi, SO; Field, $50. On The
| second attempt for u start Ledur took the
bit and went nearly a half mila with his
| rider before the latter coHd i'in him I'D.
| This was ratil!ug race frorH ,a0re to fin
| lsb. LeGor le8 the first haif ~ le. the 9TH
ess close up in 8 bunch. Al the halfmile
| pole Brutus took the lead and maintained
! 1t TO the finish, winning by length from
| deiiotrepe, Extract third. Time, 2:II
Del came in GalIopirg Ola three legs, not
| touching the gr0Gud with bis l- T hind foot
He was stopped on the first turn ana i'm
mediately surrounded by crowd. The
colors OF the riders were not those e9ver-
used IN the official progralaIn me.
SUMMARY
AGRGCULTURAL PARK COURSE, Sacramento Sep
| tember II, lSSS-Running; the Shafter stake,
Tor three-year-o olds $50 entrance Sl00 added
| Sl09 to second.
Ialo Alto Stock Farm names b. c. Brutus.....
| Mrs $. B. Wolfskill names b. m. Heliotrope .
Rancho del PasO names bT. f. EXtract.... 3
| Los Angeles stable names blk. g. Del......
VIM. Boots names b. 6. Nabean. .........~..... ..
| VIM. Boots names blk G. Ledor. ..............
Time, 2:u.
THE DEL PAso STAKE.
The Del raso stake, for all ages. three
quarter mile heats brought out six starters
il the following order; Not Idle, Elwood,
Peregrine, Blue Bonnet and Jack Brady
Pools sold: Peregrine $50, Not Idle $27,
field $15
In the first heat Peregrine took the lead
from the start and maintained it to the
| finish, winning haudily a length in advance
of Not Idle, Elwood third, Blue Bonnet
| fourth and Jack BraCv last Time I:l5
IN he SECOND h.ai Not Idle went off il,
the lead, Peregriuc last at the head of the
stretch. Peregrine worked through the
crowd and came in second, Not Idle cross
ing the score a length in advance in 1:155
Eiwood, Blue Bonnet and Jack Brady not
having taken a heat were sent to the
stable. Pools sold now, Not Idle $50,
Peregrine $32 80.
The horses had a splendid send off for
the decisive heat Peregrine led the first
quarter, when Not Idle went up and they
came around the turn into the home
stretch side by side. Coming down the
homestretch Not Idle outfooted Peregrine,
winning handily by several lengths in 1:16
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, Sacramento, Sep
tember y, 1SS8-Running :; the Del Paso stake.
for all ages; $50 entrance; $500 added; three
quarter mile heats.
NJ. +. Tarpey names ch. m. Not Idle........ / l
". NJ. Murry names ch. 6. Peregrin.e..... l 2 .
y Maltese It Sc Villa Sta names ch e Elwood. sta
w. i. Davis names b. Il. Jack Brady. 5 sta
Time, 115-l:151a-1:l6.
THE MILE DASH.
The free purse, mile dash, brought ont
nine fine racers, started in the following
order: Edelweiss, Idaiene Cotton, Haidee.
j. NJ. r., Fusilade's Last, Wild Oats, Orc
Al. Farrow and Nervs. Pools sold Field
$50 Idalene Cotton $40 80, al. Farrow
$32 so. After three unsuccessful attempts
the horses were started, with J. NJ r in
the rear. Edelweiss and Idalene Cotton
ran first and second from score to finish,
HaiGeo Coming in third The y,1iIa
made in l;4S]
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, Sacramento, Sep
tember y, lSSS-Running, free purse, $500;
for all ages, one mile.
Mrs. S. B. WOlfskin names b. m. EdelweSS......
Maltese Villa Stables = ch. f. Idalene Cotton .
e. w. Trahern names b. m. Haidee ..............,.
James Woodburn names oh: m. J. N. R.........-
NJ. 7. Walters names b. s. Al. Farrow.
owen Bros names b.
B. c. Holly names ch. f. Fdsilede's Last..
W Appleby names b. C. Wild oats...................
VIM Boots names ch. m. Nerva..
Time -1:43H
To-DAY's RACES
The programme of races fos to. day pre-
sents varied ard what promises to be
rare days sport The first event will be
q running free purse for $3.50, Of which
$50 goes to the second horse. Horses
beaten once at this meeting will be allowed
five pounds. Those having been beaten
twice will be allowed ten pounds. Seven
eighths of q mile and repeat.
No. %. Trotting purse $1,000 for the
| 2;25 class. The horses that will stmt and
their value in pools last night are as fol-
lows: Victor 5000, Den Tomas $50, John
r. $40, Allo 50, Ha Ha Eros, Artist. AL
| phsus aud Eva w. 81 and s. each, II this
race it is expected that Victor, the horse
! that did so much on the northern circuit
viii Distinguish himself
No. %. Four-year- old. Troitiug stake;
closed March 18th with twelve nomina-
| tions; S400 added. Third payment has
been made on The following: Ella. Carlisle,
DUbec Moses S.
No. 24 Pacing purse $500; free-for-alI.
Belmont Boy, Ned Winslow. Damiana.
Almont Patchen, Bracelet and san Diego.
Amont Patchen sold for $780, All the
others in the field brought $50.