Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-04
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Racing.
UKIAH, October 3d-The fair continues
to draw large crowds. especially the Pavil-
ion, as numerous exhibits have been added
since the opening. The stock parade, which
took place this morning at 10 o'clock, was
very creditable one.
The unfinished trotting race of yesterday
was won by Sam Tilden. Best time, 3:02'
The first race to-day was halfmile and
repeat for purse of $3.50. second horse $50.
Sagebrush Sam, Bill the Kid, Dick Turpin,
Dutchman and Twilight were entered.
Dick Turpin won the race and first money,
Twilight second. Time, :52l.
The second was substitute race, quarter
mile dash, for a purse of $3.50, second horse
$50. Croppy, Dutchman, Lulu B.. Birdie
G. and Johnny D. were the contestants.
Lulu B. won in %
The third was a trotting race, free for all,
mile heats, three in five, purse 5000, en-
trance $40, second horse one. third of the
money, 2:40 class. Sur Del, Ulster, Prince
and Keepsake were the contestants. Keep
sake won in three straight heats. Best
time, 2:40.
SANTA BARBARA RACES.
SANTA BARBARA. October 3d.-A large
crowd attended the races at Agricultural
Park this afternoon. The weather is fine
but the track slow. The results Of the races
were as follows:
Running, fve-eighths of mile dash,
Comet won, Sambo second, Joe Dandy
third, Lone Star fourth, ella Hill fifth.
Trotting, sweepstakes for two-year-old
colts, Neva won, Ban Ramon second.
Time first heat, BIZ; second heat, 3:l9l.
Trotting 2:40 class, Tono won, Rowdy
second.
NEVADA STATE FAIR.
RENO New, October 3d.-The interest
in the State Fair continues unabated, every
day showing marked increase in the at
tendance and everybody seems well
pleased. To-day's races:
First race. NoTvetta, Florence A, Rondo
and Painkiller ran seven -eighths of mile
Time, lbs.
Second race, running, one and one-six-
teenth miles and repeat was between Dave
Douglas, Florence A, Herzog and Ede
Florence "A. came in two lengths ahead of
all the others. Time, LOB.
The last race was a ive-eighths dash be-
tween Rondo, Johnny Allen, Red Rock
and Johnny Gray. Rondo won.
RACING AT FRESNO.
fresno, October 3d.-There was a great
crash at the race-track to day. The balloon
ascension was a great success. The baby
show and ladies' tournament were first
class attractions.
The first race, 2:30 class, guaranteed
purse 81 900, the starters were E. B. Gif-
lords Alto Rex, Stanford's Express, o. A.
Hendrick' S Loretta.
First heat Loretta led to the wire, Ex-
press second, Alto Rex third. Time, 22S.
Pools sold: S25 to Sl3 in favor of Loretto.
Second heat-Loretta came in ahead Ex-
press second. Time, 2:27.
Third heat-Atto Rex first, Loretto close
second, Express last Time, 2:27 Pools
now sold: $40 to 50 Loretta against the
field.
Loretta led to the wire in the fourth
heat, winning the race, Alto Rex second,
Express last. Time, 2:23.
The next race was the Raisin handicap,
one and one-quarter mile dash, purse
81 600. Starters Owens Bros Orc, +.
Bustillo's Manzanita, Golden Gate Stables
Jack Brady, and o. ID. Harrison's Hello.
Betting was brisk, Hello the favorite,
selling at $l0o to $40 for the field.
In the FIRST heat 0To led at the start, but
Hello finished first, Orc and Jack Brady a
dead heat, Mapzanita last. Time, 2:l0
The A. f. Baker yearlipg stakes went to
S. n. Straube's Dot, all the other entries
having been scratched.
The District race, for two-year- -olds, half
mile udsD, purse tpl,UUO. ID. b. BraSSman S
Little Confidence, W. Sherwood's Nab J.
II. Walkers Wild Flower started Pools
sold at $25 for Confidence and $40 for the
field. Confidence was first, Wild Flower
second, Nab third. Time, :53.
RACING AT SAN JOSE.
SAN JOSE, October 3d.-The first race to-
day was trotting, $40 class, purse $500 The
entries were Moso, Sergeant, Wilkes, Rich
mond, Jr. and C. w. L.
Pools sold Wilkes Sl0l, Richmond, Jr.,
500 the field So
The first heat was won by Sergeant in a
close race, in 2:2S, Richmond, Jr., second,
The second heat was closely contested
between Moso and Richmond, the former
winning by half neck in 2:27, Sergeant a
close third.
The third heat was won by Richmond in
2:27l.
The fourth heat was won by Moso In
2:2Sl
The fifth heat was won by Richmond, in
DDS, Sergeant distance. Wilkes and c. w.
l.. not having won heat were sent to the
stable.
The sixth heat and race was won by
Richmond in 2:S1.
The next race was trotting for the 2:23
class. The entries were Hazel Wilkes
Alfred G., Pink and Mary Lou. Pools
sold: Hazel Wilkes $50, Alfred G. $40
field s.. Wilkes won in three straight
heats, in 2:21, 2:22$ and 2:23.
James Duston drove Winslow in the Dds
pacing class, in 1921, and took the stakes