Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-09-15

- - - 1890
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK. SACRAMENTO, Septembe
Il, distributing: Stallion Stake.
Pleasanton Stock FARMS bl. S. Direct. l ]
Q: A. Hiekoks br. $, Bay Rose..............- . 2
Worth 0ber's b. s. Ross S.................
Time, 2:295544-2:2S5S-2;20.
TWO THIRTY CLASS.
The last event of the day was a trot for
purse of 81, 600, for the go class, with si2
starters, in the following order: Rabe, AttC
Rex, Margaret s., Lord Byron, Pink anC
Alfred G. The talent played Alto Rex fol
winner, and he brought in the pools 500
to SIS for Lord Byron and SIS for the field
In the send off for the first heat Margaret
S. had slight advantage at the start. Or
the first turn she led by two lengths, which
she had increased to four at the quarter
which she passed in 343 seconds. At the
half-mile pole Margaret S. was seven
lengths ahead of Lord Byron in 1:lO
Around the upper turn Byron trotted very
fast, and came into the homestretch on
Margaret's wheel. Near the draw-gate be
broke aud lost, Margaret passing under the
wire, winning by a short length in 2:19!
Alfred G. third, Pink fourth, Alto Rex
fifth, Rabe sixth. Time, 2:194.
Pools solids after this heat Alto Rex
$50; Lord Byron, $25; field, So.
The drivers of Pink and Lord Byron
were fined s. each for coming in late, and
Quinton, the driver of Lord Byron, was
fined $25 for getting out of his sulky with.
out permission.
After several attempts the horses had 6
fair send off, but Alto Rex, the fayorite, go
in pocket at the turn and had to pull out
on the turn to get an opportunity to forge
ahead. Margaret S. led to quarter in 81
seconds, Lord Byron second, Alto Rex
third; at the three eighths-pole Lord Byron
passed Margaret S. and led at the quarter
in 1:094. On the upper turn Alto Rez
went to second place and forced out Lord
byron in the fast time of 2:1S. Alfred G
third, Margaret s. fourth, Pink fifth, anG
Rabe bringing up in the rear Pools now
sold: Lord Byron, 500; Alto Rex, $50
The third heat was surprise to the
talent. Margaret s., whom the talen
thought was tired out, trotted away from
the field after passing the half in 1:10t, anG
won the heat handily in 2:19!, Alto Rex
second, Alfred G. third, Lord Byron fourth
Pink fifth and Rabe last.
The Geld after this heat became a favor
lite, selling at $65, Byron 500, and Rex SIS
The fourth heat was the most excitins
contest of the day, Margaret S. LEADING
from the score to the finish. Alto Re1
tried to overhaul her, but she made thu
pace too fast for him. Alfred G. broke
several times and came up with q rush
jumping under the score apparently necl
and neck with the gallant little mare, who
had never made a skip throughout the en-
tire mile. The reporters were divided a!
to who had won the heat, msiorit,
claiming that the mare had it BY head
and all were of the opinion that sh,
should be given the heat and Albert G. Sc
back for running. The judges, however
decided that the big runner had won, anC
the square little trotter was given second
place.
The judges announced that owing 10 tn,
lateness of the hour another heat could no
be trotIed, and SO the race was postponed
until after the running races or Monday.
SUMMARY
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE. SACRAMENTO
September IA, distributing; $1,000 purse
mile heats; . 80 class.
Pleasanton Stock FARMS b. m. Mar
Marcus sSegs DAILY $ Lord ByTon
B. Chords b. S. Alto Rex........ 5 2 .
George L Guernes' b. S. Alfred c.. 3 3
Holly & Co.'s CHI m. Pink.................. 4 5
George s. Nixon's CHI g. Rabe............ 6
Time, 2I914-21S-2I9H-2l9
MONDAYS RACING EVENTS.
A grand programme is offered for to
morrow at the Park. There will be fou
running races, as follows, commencing
promptly at l O'Clock:
Daisy D. Stake, for all ages; $50 each
half forfeit; SIS declaration; $3.50 added
$lo0 to second; $50 to third. Maiden anC
| non-winning allowances. Six furlongs
The entries are: Hello. Susie s., Kiro
Susie, Falsalara, Fannie F., Lorimer, Rett
B, White Cloud, Eve, Daisy D., Welcome
Perigrene, Bessie Shannon, Glen Ellen, Abb
| Eda, Del, Ramona Odette.
Capital City Stake, handicap for three
year olds; 800 each, half forfeit; $40 dec
laration; $500 added. One mile and one
| sixteenth. Entries: Godfrey. Faustine
| Poor Fellow, Songstress, Joe Hoge, Wilt
Oats. Louis P, Ryland, Picnic, Lurline
| Naicho B., Alfarata. Odette.
Sunny Slope Stake, for two-year- olc
fillies; $25 each; SIS forfeit; $40 declaration
$500 added; $50 to second; $25 to third
| Maiden allowances. Five furlopgs. En-
tries: Muta, Marigold, Fabiota, Stella s.
Jessie G.. Raindrop, Adelaide, Whisban
Reatta, Eds, Retta B.
The Prize Stake, for all ages; 500 each
half forfeit $25 declaration $500 added
500 to second; $50 to third. Three year
old and four. year-old non- winner allow
ances. One mile and one quarter. En-
| tries: Peel, Faustine, Welcome, Songstress
Glen Ellen, Wild Oats, Mikado, Brutus
Ed. McGinniss, Mozart, Fanny F., jim
Duffy, Little Phil, Tycoon, Sid.