Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-10

e his teeth from ear to ear in his attempt to
Keep the favorite in advance, the chestnut
rushed in front in the last half dozen
i strides and won by a half a length. Time,
e:191.
l Before the fifth heat Woodruff sold in
pools at $3.50. Guy Wilkes at S55 and SIAM
boul atS6 The start was a beautiful one,
{ ana there was nothing to chose between
The horses at the furlong, when Staulboul
made q dash for the lead, and Woodruff
responding, Guy Wilkes dropped behind.
At the quarter, in :35i, Woodruff and
Stlmboul were level, but in the backstretch
the latter broke. and, falling back. Wilkes
moved up till he was on Woodnut's wheel.
Thus they passed the halEmile post in
1:l0t and on the turn were Tapped. An
other fight for the LEAD took place in the
, homestretch, but this time Woodruff was
baking the pace, and though Guy Wilkes
IN shed down the straight like q stsger,
| Wn 1dnut led him a short length at the
| wire, winning, what good judges pro-
| soura. g, one Of the finest stallion races
ever sa n on this coast. Time 2::2l4.
UaMAI
| AGBFtuLFo. RAJ PARK COURSE, SACRAMENTO
Septembe- 8, 1SssLGrand Stallion Stake, 81
OO6. Mile A'eats, three in five.
Vim. es55e.ss. ,sS Guy wilkes j : 9 : :
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tn : LAST RACE.
The last race of he day was a trot for the
$50 class. The sA rters were Rosie Nc,
Franklin, Ha Fla, VI stor and Hattie Soule.
Pools sold Franklia, $40; Rosie Nc, SIT;
Victor, SIT: field, 81. Rosie Nc. took the
first two heats handilv, distancing Bonanza
IN the first. The third Ia at proved another
surprise, for Roaie Nc bra re just before the
quarter was reached, and n anklin took the
lead to the haAf. follow, cd by Victor.
Around the turn aud dowa ii 'e stretch, the
latter closed on Frsnklin, and at the draw
gate the cry went up; "Hayssea wins, Hsy-
seed wins )" and so it proved, for Victor,
nicknamed "HayseetA" came, tn rough the
stretch and won the heat hanqsil v, Frank
lin second. Ha Ha third and r oslo Nc
fourth. Time, 2:234.
During the scoring fer the four d heat
the drivers persisted in coming Up in oppo-
sition to the directions of the judges and
causing many false starts. until judga La
Rue fined Goldsmith and Jonathan $40
each. This proved effective, and the ,sec-
ond attempt proved successful, and Ii ey
were sent to a fair start with Ia Ha, who |
persisted in not coming up. left at the wire.
Franklin rushed off with the lead, but waA
fastened onto by Rosie Nc at the quarter
pole, and as he broke just before reaching I
the half, she ook the lead. and trotting I
easily, came on home, winning the heat,
race and first money by four lengths from
Franklin, who got third money. Victor
was third and got second money. la Ea
was distanced. Time. 2:25.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, Sacramento Sep
TENDER s, lSSS-Trotting, purse 81, 600; for the
$50 class; mile heats, three in five.
J. A. Goldsmith's b. N. Rosie Mc....... | l 3
&; A; Doggherty's br. $. victor-.-".- 8 2 / .
Charles Davis br. 6. Franklin. .... $500. . 3 . 3
Houser & Soule's br. s. Hattie Soule... 4 4 a
Time, 2:2024-2:2SA-2:2S%-225.
Between the heats of the stallion tret
Hickox drove Arab two exhibition miles,
accompanied by a runner in harness. He
was short of weight, however, about twenty
pounds. The first mile vas made in 2:iG2
and the second in 2:16.
To-DAY's RACES.
The races for this afternoon will be four
in number, all running, as follows:
No. IL. The Premium Stake, for all ages.
Fifty dollars entrance, b. f., or only S15if
declared on or before September 1st, with
$3.50 added, of which 500 to second; third
TO save stake. Horses that lave started
and not won this year allowed five pounds;
maidens. if three years old, allowed five
pounds; if four years old or over, seven
pounds. Three-quarters of a mile. Twenty
four nominations.
No. II. California Annual Stake, for
foals of 1886. to be run at the State Fair of
1888. One hundred dollars entrance; $25
forfeit, or only $40 if declared January 1,
1888, $3.50 added, of which 500 to second;
$50 to third. One mile. Thirty-two NOM
nations.
No. Is. The Larue Stake, a handicap for
all ages. Entrance 800; $50 forfeit, with
$500 added, of which $3.50 TO second; 500
to third. Weights announced September
1st. Declaration, $50, TO be made with the
Secretary by o'clock p NJ. September Sd.
In no event will declaration be received I'M
less accompanied with the amount fixed.
Two and one-quarter miles. Nine nomina-
tionss
No. IA. Selling purse, $500, of which $50
to second for all ages. Horse s entered to
be sold for $500 10 carry rule weights;
two pounds allowed for each 500 less. down
to 81 600. then one pound for each 500 less,
down to $500. Valuation to be placed on
starters only, by 6 O'Clock P. NJ. the day pre-
cedlng the race. One mile and a sixteenth.
Eleven entries.