Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-14


in the sixth heat.
FLAMBEAU GREATEST OF ALL.
Trainer Mccormick, who is looking aftel
the interests of the Undine Stables at Chi
cago, has been interviewed by a reporter
and to the question rs it true that Fam.
beau can beat Racine after going q mile p
answered Yes, he can beat him after go
ing mile, and any part of the road be.
fore going a mile. and do it easily. That's
the kind of horse Flambeau is"
GENERAL TURF NOTES.
Last week was a great one for the Cali.
fornia flyers in the East
Already this season four Electioneers
have entered the charmed 2:30 circle.
G. h. Nelson expects to put three of the
get of Dictator Chief in the $50 list this fall.
He has two-year- old that he thinks can
go in 2:20.
Dan Dennison is in Tacoma, Wash.
with Princes First. Hotspur, Dave Doug.
lass and Mohawk. He will probably re.
turn in time for the State Fair.
Tenny, for mile, can beat Ten Brock IS
record, and Racine, weight for age, can
beat them both.
W. F. Cutter of this city has claimed the
name Girof1y for filly foaled last January.
by Joe Hooker, dam Lady Pompadour, BY
Bazaar.
P. A. Finigan is credited with having
two-y ear-old that he will show against aDv
trotting horse of the same age in the State.
When Jack 2:l5 was two-year-old his
dam, Carrie Russell, was sold fer $50.
After Jacks fame began to be noised abroad
a hunt was made for his dam, and she was
found in Michigan livery stable, and was
afterward sold for SO 600.
B. G. Holly has ST. Patrick now and has
entered him in the free-for.a lls. Belle
Button, Ned Winslow, Mink, Longwortb,
Homestake and lot of others will be
ready when the bell taps.
The young California stallion Direct is
making a reputation in the East. His
quarter the other day at Grand Rapids,
Mich, in 0:S13 IA 2:07 gait, shows that he
is great colt,
In the races at Chicago on Friday Kelly
q Samuels California horse Pliny won the
second event, one mile, in LA, w. H.
Smiths AL Farrow captured the third race,
one and one-sixteepth miles, in 1:493,
Hearst's Baggage running second.
Colonel r. B. Metcalf, proprietor of
Woodlawn Stock Farm, Kentucky. and
owner of the famous Hambletonian stallion
ARTILLERY, has offered Mr.. McKeen, of
Edgewood Stock Farm, Terra Haute, S.. 600
for the yearling filly Gazelle, by Guy
Wilkes, dam Eva, by Sultan.
McManus is working on the Chico track
q whole host OF trotters, the property of D.
M: Reayls. One of them, a black Director
hlly, is said to be exceptionally good. The
chestnut Brigadier PAGER Wapple 227 is
moving rapidly and is expected to go low
down.
Theodore Winters has won race at last.
On Saturday, week ago. Noretta led the
held at Chicago, going the mile in 1:432.
She is full sister to Alta
Aroi, brown mare, 2:24i, by Electioneer,
dam Aurora, 2:27, that was injured in shin
ment from Palo farm, died at DIR. Knowles
q Thompson's hospital at Terra Haute last
week. Prior to her shipment she had
shown her ability to beat her mark by MANY
seconds, and Marvin confidently expected
to get much lower record for her.
Gilbert Tompkins and his trainer Peter
Woods are sanguine that Glen Fortune will
turn out to be sure enough trotter. The
colt is four years old and was purchased
from the Palo Alto Stock Farm at the same
time that MIR. Tompkins bought Ell Benton.
Glen Fortunes by Electioneer dam Glenne
ny Messenger Duroc; I'd dam Glendella by
woodward Star; Sd dam Shanghai Mary,
dam of Green Mountain Maid, dam of
Electioneer.
l.. J. Rose has been singularly ont of
luck this year. Beside losing his rare
Sir ENTHUSIASTICALLY colt last week, he
lost two fine Australian brood mares.
which died while on the voyage to this
State ~
e Heating of this city recently bought
OF w. w. Worthing of Stockton six-year.
old geldiug by Priam, dam by General
Dana. The consideration is 81, 600, which
was given on the promise of Mr.. Worthipe
that his gelGing could beat 225. Notwith.
standing the horse has had but little work,
the mile was easily accomplished in 223l
and the sale contaminated.
or the home stables that will race this
fall, there are Shippee's, Thornton's, Palo
Altos. Billy Appleby's, Dan Dennison's, a
small stable or two from Los Angeles,
Owens Brothers, Boots, Siebentbsler's.
perhaps some of Marcus Daly's two.year'
olds, and possibly one division of the
Hearst stable.
Among those who have subscribed to the
Buffalo stakes are the Pleasanton Stock
Farm. o. A. Hickok and Palo Alto Stock
Farm In the five-yesr. old and under trot.
ting class. In the 2:40 class we find Hickok
and SALISBURY represented. In the 2:27
class there are Palo Alto and Hickok, In
the DO class Palo Alto is the only Califor-
MIA entry. Hickok and Salisbury are both
in the Els class, and the same two are also
in the 2:21 class.
Some of the turf writers seem to think
that Theodore Winters stable has been
"hoodooed." 1t does look little that way.
but Winters will doubtless come out ali
right. Rey del Rev may yet redeem the
years losses, aud Uncle Alf. Estelps face
may be wreathed in smiles when he drops
into the Capital Hotel here later in the
season.