Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-19
Racine win, which he did by length, Eel.
loTcharm two lengths in the rear.
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Palo Alto Stock Farms b. c. Racine. e..
Paio Alto stock Farms CHI Fiambeau,..,..... >
l. u shlppee b. G Fei4owcharm........... S
Time, l.l5
THE SKATER STAKE.
The second event was the Shafter stake
for lhree. year. olds, one mile and an eighth
with Lurline, SougstreSs and LongshOt
starting in the order named. Pools sold
Lurline $780, field $46
The starter, Mr.. Abi, gave the horses a
good send of on the frs. sttempt At the
Equarter the positions were Lougshot, Lur-
! line, SOngstreSs. These positions were
| maintained until the home-stretch, when
Songstress came up with rush. and won
| handily bv several lengths in Los, Long
| shot second and the favorite third.
SUMMARY.
| AGRICULTURAL PARK CorRSE, SACRAMENTO, Sep
tember Is, lSS9.-The Sha.ter stake, for three
year-olds; one mile and one-eighth.
/. L. Shippee's b. SougstreSs.
J. Mcbride eh. c.
Matt. Storms ch. f. LuSline. 3
Time, l:5S.
PALO ALTO STAKE.
The third event was the Palo Alto stake
handicap for two-year-olds, fiye-eighths
of mile, with Take Notice, PHny, Kiro,
Hubert Earl, Raindrop started in the order
named. Pools sold Hubert Earl, $50
Pliny, $32; Kiro, $50; field, $43 Narvaez
rode Take Notice, 100 pounds mp The other
mounts were: Williams on Pliny, los
Madden on Kiro, 100 Morton on Hubert
Earl, 112; Hitchcock on Raindrop, 105
Raindrop took the lead at the start. and
held it TO the finish passing the score
length in advance of kis, who was
length in advance of Pliny, Hubert Earl
fourth, and Take Notice last. Time, l:02.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, SACRAMENTO. Sep.
tember Is, lSS9.-Running; Palo Alto stake: a
handicap for two-yearodS.
W. l.. Appleby's b. f. RRindrOp ................. l
W. NJ Mu'ryS ch. c.
Kelly Il SamuepS b. G. p my ................ 3
J. w. Donathdn's ch. c. Hubert Earl............ O
L. [. shippees b. c Take Notice.. ............
Time, lO2.
DEL PAso STAKE.
The fourth event of the day was the Del
Pasn stake, for all ages, mile heats The
entries were Tycoon, Forester and Ed. Nc
Ginnis, started in the order named. In the
pools MCGjnnis sold for $50, field Sl2.
Tycoon led from the score, with McGinnis
close up, Forester a good third. These
positions were maintained until they en-
tered the homestretch, when McGinnis
went up and run neck and neck with Ty-
coon to the score, the latter winning by a
short head in the fast time of l:424 Pools
now SOLD: MCGinnis, $G5; field, S45. The
second heat was almost repetition of the
tirst, except that Tycoon won by four
lengths from MCGinnis Forester several
lengths to the rear, in 1:423
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, SACRAMENTO. Sen
tember Is, lSS9-The Del Paso Stake, for all
ages: miles heats.
+. =. Hills CHI &. Tycoon. .
Kelly Il S4muel's b. h. Ed. McGmnis........... 2 2
Matt. storms ch. 6. Forester ..................
Time, 1:f21Z-l:i2A
RUNNING FREE PURSE.
The fourth event of the dav was the run
ming one mile free purse $500, with the
following starters: Welcome, Lorimer,
Longshot, G. w, G en- Ellen, Duke Spencer,
Rirdcatcher, Daisy D., Retra B., Abb aud
Hotspur. Pools sold: Daisy D $lO5; Abb
and Lorimer lstable), $3.50; Welcome, $50;
field, $l20.
This was the greatest selling race of the
fair, many of the pools having as much as
81 coo on them, and they were sold as
rapidly as the pool-selleTs could call them
off. Great interest was excited in the con-
test, and although the hour was late, the
crowd still fingered. 4 cool breeze spranc
up about 4 o'clo2b, the smoke was cleared
away, the day which opened sultry, closed
the pleasantest of the meeting. Just before
start Birdcatcher was withdrawn, leaving
only ten contestants-Welcome Il2 Cook,
L rfmer, 1l2; Johnson, Abb, 1l2; CASEY,
Long shot, III; Spooner, G. w, I22; D.
Denpison, Glen Ellen, I12; Pierce, Duke
Spencer, 112; Mcintosh, Daisy D., lI9;
Hotspur, 112; Roach. Intense excitement
was manifested prior to the start and during
the run. After five breaks, many caused by
the anxiety of Glen Ellen and Trehern's lot
to get off well, the flag fell to good start,
L0riner and Glen Ellen in the lead. the
others punched. At the quarter Lorimer
led G.. w. by neck, others well up but
Duke Spencer, who was last ali the way
The same order was maintained TO the
half. Down the turn trailing off COM
menced. At the half all that could be
clearly discerned was crowd of hying
horses, out of which in the stretch Glen
Ellen, G. w, Abi and Daisy D. shot like
as if fired from a cannon. Glen Ellen had
the foot OF the rest and won pretty and
well-ridden race bv 3 length from Abb who
was just 4 short head in advance of O. w
Time, 1:423.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE. SACRAMENTO. Sep
tember Is, ISS9-Free purse, $500, of which
$50 II second; all sgeS one mile.
Matt Storms ch. f. Glen RI
H. J. Thnrnton's br. f. A.
&. " Trahern's b. g G; W........................3
<Alsp luai, IdlSy u. LUKE SpCuGeTs liOJSIuI,
Long Shot, Lorimer. Welcome, Retta b.
Time, l:i2i4.
The last race was gentlemen riders
race for a $3.50 purse The starters were
Bryant W., Vinco and Billy D. Bryant
W. sold favorite in The pools at $25, against
$50 for Vinco and Sc for Billy D. They got
the flag at the first attempt, Bryant w.
making the running TO the three quarters,
with Vinco second, Here Bryant W. gave
it up, and Billy D we'll fogged from ear
TO tail, won by neck from Vinco Time,
1:474.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE SACRAMENTO, Sep
tember is lsS9-Gentlemen's race; purse of
S25' ; of which S 0 to second; one mile.
z. NJ. Garnett's Billy ......................l /
Sid Ashes Vince .................. ..,.. ,
J. II. Williams Bryant tW.................. 3
Time, I:47L[