Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-14
FoUR.YEAR OH TRnT.


Houser y solIle name br 5. Ha Ha.......... 6diS
J. X. Hodson names bl. 2. Artist............ dis
r. b. Glenn names b. g. John R....-...... dis
Time, 2:251122-22:222t19- t19-2:2il;
FoUR-YEAR OLD TRoT.
In the fcur-year-old trotiing stake, mile
heats, three in five. there were but two
starters, Roses Dubec and Shippee's Moses
5. Pools sold Dubec $50 Moses S. 81. On
the first attempt the horses were started
with the word go Moses S led by three
lengths to the quarter pole in :37l. 4; he
three-eighths pole Moses S. broke and fell
tour lengths to the rear and Dubec trotted
home, winning easily by several lengths in
2;2Sk. The half was made in lib.
The horses were sent off for the second
heat very evenly, Dubec leading from score
10 hnish, passing under the wire in g leg.
Noses 5. several leneths to the rear, in
2:294. Dubec was so large favorite that
no pools could be sold on the next heat.
When the horses passed under the wire for
the start the judges gave the word 60.
Neither driver understood it, and almost
pulled up on the turn; when the crowd
cried "go on they started Dubec led by
doZen lengths and increased the distance
at the half. On the homestre;ch the driver
of Dubec pulled up to save Moses S. from
being distanced, and logged under the wire
il 2:34!.
SUMMARY
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE Sacramento, Sep
tember Ia, lSSS-Trotting stake for four-year-
o.ds; mile heats, three in FIVE.
l.. J. Rose names b. G. Dubec l l
L. L. Shippee names b. C. Moses S....... 2 2 .
Time, 2:2s14-2:2g34-2:3i1S
THE PACING RACE.
The pacing race. free for all, purse $500.
mile heats, brought out seven starters; in
the following order Damiana, San Diego,
Bracelet Ned Winslow, Almont Patchen,
Belmont Boy and Pocahontas. Pools sold
Almont Patchen 500, Belmont Boy $50,
field SIG. The horses scored for a number
of times, and were given the word to go at
$50. Damiana led around the turn, San
Diego second, Belmont Boy of his feet.
At the quarter Damiana led, Winslow
second, Bracelet third, Almont Patchen
fourth. From the quarter to the half
Belmont Boy paced very fast and the half
was reached with the horses in the follow
ing positions Damiana, San Diego, Al
mont Patchen and Belmont Boy. They
came into the homesretch in the same
position, when San Diego went to the
front and crossed the wire two lengths in
advance OF Belmont Boy, an easy winner
in 2;2l. The other horses paced over the
score in the following order Ned Wins
low, Almont Patchen, Bracelet, Damiaua
and Pocahontas.
Pools after the first heat sold with Al
mont Patchen still large favorite at $50,
Field S15, Belmont Boy ST. The horses
were called on the track for the second heat
at six o'clock.
After five attempts the horses had a
struggling send off with Pocahontas two
lengths in the lead, but broke on the first
turn. AT the quarter Almont led, San
Diego second, Ed Winslow third. Belmont
Boy trotted fast from the quarter and had Sc
cured second place at the half Bracelet third.
AlmOnt won handily on the homestretch,
passing under the wire length in advance
of Belmont Boy, San Diego third, Ned
WInslow fourth, Bracelet fifth Pocahontas
sixth, Damiana distanced. Time, 2:21.
Al P. NJ. the judges postponed the race
till II NJ. sharp to-day.
Between the second and third heats of
the four-year- trot, Johnny Gold
smith drove G. Valensin's pacing stall
ion, Sydney, with running mate, to
lower his record of 2192 He went
to the quarter in 35 seconds, to the half in
1:07@, and came into the homestretch at
about sixteen gate, bat after passing the
three-quarter pole Goldsmith slowed him
up, and logged under the wire in 2:24. Syd-
ney has bad forward leg, and he tired on
the homestretch.
TO-DAY S RACES.
The races for this afternoon are six in
number and an unusual attraction They
will commence promptly at II o'clock with
the unfinished pacing race
The second race will be the California
Derby stake for foals OF 1886, one mile and
half. The starters and their value in the
pools at the Golden Eagle pool.rooms last
evening were as follows: Peel, Sl20; Cannie
Scott, $50; Leon, SIS; Snowdrop, $lS.
The Palo Alto stake, handicap for two
year-olds. one mile and three-quarters.
Shannon Rose, 500; The Gar, 800; w. L.
Appleby's Wild Oats and Futuritv brought
SS; Reward, IS, and Narcho b, Sc.
The Golden Gate stake, for three year
olds, one mile and three quarters. Brutus.
$780, Moses B., $32; Nabeau, S.
The Nighthewk stake, tor all ages. one
mile. AlmOnt. Sl60; Daisy D., 500; Edel-
weiss, $26; Welcome, SIS; Al Farrow, SIG;
Applause, SIG; Not Idle SIG; Ed Cotton,
$12; Index, $40.
Free purse, one mile and sixteenth and
repeat. Laura Gardner, Sl00; Dave Doug
las, Sl6; Kildare Sc; B. c. Holiv's stable.
NJ. Gibson and Sid, So.
Stray Notes.