Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-19

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Matte P, and $25 for the field. Matte cut
out the work on the first turn. lockwood
and Maud close up, in that order. At the
Quarter lockwood was leading, with Maud
and Matte even. Matte was again in the
front, Maud breaking and allowing Rock
wood to take second place. Rounding the
turn these three all became punched. Mat
tie outfooted the others down the stretch,
winning by a length and half, Maud
second, lockwood third, Laura fourth and
Whalebone last. Time, 2:304
Matte now sold for SIPS, against S26 for
the field.
Fourth heat-Dustin was placed behind
lockwood in this heat, instead of Corey.
After two attempts they got Oft even, and
at the quarter Matte lead by length and
half, Maud second, lockwood third.
Maud broke, and lockwood past her.
They went up the long stretch in regular
file, and at the half Maud and lockwood
were even. and two lengths behind Matte.
Coming into the stretch Maud closed with
the leader, but could not quite overtake her,
and Matte came home winner by nearly
two lengths, Maud second, Rockwood
third, Laura fourth and Whalebone last.
Time, $50.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK, SACRAMENTO, September
Is, 1880. State Fair meeting. Special purse,
trotting. for named horses.
D. Miner b. m. Matte P, by jack
son Temple, dam by I. Hyer, Jr...... l l
J, CochraDe's ch. N. Maud h.. by
Carrs Mambrino, dam by Dan Noor-
hleS............-.................
c. H. Corey's b. G. lockwood, by
Woodruff. dam Washingtonian...:..-
G. W. Woodard's b. m. Laura g.. by
Alex. Button, dam unknown::.,...... 4 3
Time, -2:2l54-2:S014-2:So
SECOND RACE.
The second race was for purse of 81 ,200
for the 2:24 class The starters were Mary
Lou, Mona Y, Wanda and Sister Y. The
latter sold for $500 against S25 for the field
First heat-This was very pretty con-
test. Mary Lou was ahead on the turn,
but broke near the quarter, Wanda taking
the lead On the stretch Sister V. passed
Mary Lou, and on rounding the turn over
took Wanda, they coming into the stretch
head and head. Here Mary Lou came up
with a fine burst of speed, and before
reaching the wire passed Wanda, finishing
second to the favori.e, by half length the
better of Wanda, Mona a poor fourth.
Time, 2191.
Second heat-The horses got away even,
and at the quarter Sister V. had an open
length the best of it, Wanda second, a
length ahead of Mary Lou, Mona far be-
hind Mary Lou went up even with
Wanda on the backstretch, but fell back
again at the half In rounding the turn
Wanda closed up portion Of the gap be-
tween herself and Sister v, and they were
even coming down the stretch. At the
seven. eighths pole Wanda broke and Mary
Lou took second place, two lengths behind
Sister V. Time, 2:214.
Third heat-McDoweil was now placed
behind Wanda, instead of Vioget Wanda
led in this heat all the way to the home
stretch, Sister V. second, Mary Lou third,
and Mona away in the rear. Coming down
the stretch Sister V. went to the front
easily, and won by two lengths from Mary
Lou, which passed Wanda near the wire.
Time. 2:21.
SUMMARY.
SANE DAY. State Far meeting. Trotting
purse, 81 200, for 2:24 class.
San Mateo Stock Farm b. m. Sister V.
by Sydney. dam Nettie Lsmbert........... l
j. L. McCord's ch. m. Mary Lou, by Tom
Benton, dam Brown Jennie............... :
| La Siesta Ranchs b. m. Wanda, by Eros.
dam Accident.
Napa Stock Farms b. m. Mona T., by
Admiral dam Black Flora. ................ 4
Time, 21919-2.2i14-2l.
THIRD RACE.
The next regular event of the day was q
pacing purse of $1,000, free for all. Il
brought out the Pleasanton Stock Farms
| famous young mare Cricket, which swept
| the Eastern circuit this summer, and Corey
& Hanks fine young stallion Almont
Patchen. The former had shown her abil-
| ity 10 pace in 2:121 and the latter in 2:15.
| The other starters were Ned Winslow and
| Belle Button. In the pools Cricket sold
| for $500, against $25 for Patchen and Sc for
| the other two.
First heat-The horses scored seven
times before they got the word. Cricket
got into pocket On the turn, and in being
pulled up left her feet and came nearly to
a standstill Bell Button led at the quarter,
| four lengths ahead of Patchen and
Winslow Cricket was now going at great
speed, but was pressed little too hard and
soon after passing the quarter she made
another disastrous break, falling TO the rear
nearly an eighth of mile. Bell Button
| held the lead at the half by three lengths,
Winslow two lengths behind Patchen
| When the horses were halfway around the
turn Cricket was just settling down TO her
work at the balt-mile pole, and as the
others entered the stretch the little sorrel
rounded the turn like the wind. She was
cutting down the distance between herself
and the other horses at great rate, when
I'D she went again and now all hope Of
| saving her distance was gone. Patchen
came home winner of the heat, WiBslow
second, three leuglhs behind, Belle Button
fourth, and Cricket distanced. Time
| 2:16h.
The result of this heat was severe blow
| to the insiders, who bought Cricket in the
pools for 5000 against $50 for the others
Groups of men gathered on the track and
discussed the situation in an excited man
ner. Cricket's driver became the center oi
a throng wherever he moved, everybody
trying to learn just how the thing oc.
| Cured.
Patchen sold before the next heat for s10C
against $14 for the field.
! Second heat-Patchen led from the start
to the finish, followed by Winslow. Belle
Button third. He crossed the wire thirty
yards ahead of Winslow, Belle several
! lengths in the rear. Time, 2:20!.
Third heat-Patchen, Winslow and Belle
were all punched at the first quarter, but
going the next quarter Patchen was two
| lengths to the front, and Winslow one
| ahead of Belle. The race was not close
enough to be exciting, Patchen winning in
jog, WInslow six lengths behind and
Belle twenty yards in the rear. Time, 22S.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY-state Fair Meeting. Pacing purse
ofs1, ,500 free for ALL
| Corey Il HAWKS b. Is. Almont Patchen,
by Juanita, dam Gildey. !
]. L. MeCord's blk 2. Ned Winslow, by
Tom Benton, dam Brown Jennie........
G. W. Woodlands br. m. Belle Button, by
Alex Button, dam Flora.........~............ 3
Pleasanton Stock FARMS b. m. Cricket,
by Steinway, dam Dolphin................ dis.
Time, 2:l6la-2:2J1aa-2:2s.
YEARLING TRoTTERs.
Between the second and third races there
was contest between yeariiug colts, under
| the auspices of the Sacramento Trotting
| Colt Association. The starters were:
| W. J. 0'Brien's g. c., by Albert w, dam
| by Hacks Tecumseh.
E. Pickett's ch. C. Hickory Nut, by Ross
s., dam by John Nelson.
WILDER F. Smiths b. c. Kebir, by Alca-
zar, dam Yerba Buena, by Santa Claus.
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