Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-17
nulled M when safe within the distance

Sa sSsa1 1o1 for ihree-yearolds eligible to the "a
| L. Funk names b. S Lottery Ticket, by
! Dexter Prince dam by Nutwood. ......... /
San Mateo Stock Farm names b. m.
Millie Wilkes, by Guy wilkes, dam
Rosetta
U. S. Gregory names D. M. Lyne.te, Dy
Dexter Prince, dam by NutWoo1, ,.....-..
Tietjeus & Watson name b. S. Frank B.,
by Coligny, dam Casserly mare........... dist.
SECOND RACE.
| This was for four-year- old trotters eligi
| BILE to the 2:30 class, the only starters be
ing Palo Altos Laureola and Thomas
| Smiths George Washington.
| First heat-The filly led slightly at th,
start and showed half length in front a
| the quarter. Then the gap was widened
but soon Washington rushed up, and th,
colts were trotting like team up the bacl
! stretch, when Washington broke and fel
! ten lengths to the rear. Rounding tht
| turn he came up with a great burst o
speed and passed the filly at the head o
| the stretch, leading by six or eight length:
at the seven. eighths post. Here Laureola'
| driver made an attempt to regain bis los
! ground, and the little mare responded well
| but could not get nearer than an open
| length at the wire, which was reached in
2:301.
Washington now sold for $50, against
| $40 for Laureola.
Second heat-Laureola broke on the FIRST
turn and dropped out of the race. Wash.
lngton won in Jog in 2:3I3.
Third heat Laureola broke on the turn
and fell back fifty yards but going up the
back-strefeh she caught up with Washing.
ton after passing the half. Around the
turn they trotted like double team, when
h,nl he I an~aOlo led
the stretch by two lengths Half way
down she again took to bobbipg, and
Washington came home an easy winner in
2:32l.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY.-Trotting purse of $500 for four
year-olds eligible to the 2:S0 class
Thomas smith names b s. George Wash
ington, by Mambrino Chief, dam
Fanny Rose. ose............................. !
Palo Alto stock Farm names b. m Lau-
reola, by Benefit, dam Laura C............ 2 . 2
Time, 2.S01a-2:S711a-2:S2A.
THIRD RACE.
The third event brought the following
named side -wheelers out to contest for a
purse of $500: Hummer, Sunrise, Ned
Winslow. Tom Ryder and Belle Button.
Hummer sold for $47 so, Wiaslow for Sal /,
and the field for $50.
First heat-Several attempts were made
to get off before The word was given RYDER
took the lead on the turn, Hummer second
Winslow third, Belle Button and Sunrise
last. AT the half Ryder led Hummer by
nearly an open length, Winslow forty
yards back, and showing his heels to the
other two. Rounding The far turn Hum
mer evened up with Ryder, and beat him
down the stretch, winning by three lengths
in 2:20l, Winslow third, Belle Button
fourth, and Sunrise last
After the heat Hummer brought $40 in
the pools, and the field $50.
Second heat-4ummer held the lead
from start to finish, closely followed by
Ned Winslow, which gave him hard push
for the race, finishing but length and q
half behind. Belle Button, Sunrise and
Ryder cut very little figure in the race, fin
ishing in the order named. Time, 2:20.
Quite sensation was created Just before
the third heat, by the judges ordering three
of the drivers out OF their sulkies and put
ting UP new men. The deposed drivers
were Kea,ing behind Ryder McCord. be-
hind Winslow, and Mcconnell, behind
Sunrise. In their places were substituted
Mcdowell. Dustin and Havey.
Mr. LaRue said the judges had become
assured that some of the horses had not
been driven 10 win, and at first had about
concluded to rule them off the track. They
had, however, concluded to change the
drivers and let the matter rest there, in the
hope that nothing OF the kind would again
occur. /,
Third heat-The horses were sent off
without much delay, Winslow soon taking
the lead, Hummer next and Ryder, Button
and Sunrise stringing out behind in the
order named. The circuit was made in
.I.;- l,,lo s..l.
running on two occasions. Down the
stretch Hummer closed up on him, and
finished with his nose at Winslow's girth.
The judges, however, gave the heat to
Hummer, Winslow second Ryder third,
Belle Button fourth and Sunrise fifth.
Time, 2:184.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY.-Speeial pacing purse of 5000 for
named horses.
J. Garrity names ch g Hummer by Sidney,
dam Humming Bird Bird;.......:.....:.......;.....
J. L. McCord names bl. g. Ned Winsow
by Tom Benton, dam Brown Jennie 3 2 2
r. H. Newton names br. g. Tom Ryder by
Alex Button. dam by Black Ralph. 2 3
G. w. Woodard names br. m. Belle Button
by Alex Button, dam Flora 3 4
j. Landregan names ch. IN. Sunrise, by
Time. 22O1s 2:2O, 2:iS1z.
FOURTH RACE.
The last race of the day was for purse
of $1,000, for three minute totters. The
starters were, Vic H., Una Wilkes, Free
Coinage and Charles Derby. Pools sold at
$50 on Vic. II. to $40 on the field. The
favorite is brown mare, owned by D. NJ.
Reavis of Butte, and is by Blackbird.
First heat-Vic. H, Una Wilkes and
Derby got off evenly, Free Coinage thirty
yards behind and showing disposition to
baIk. On the tnrn Vic. broke and lost
some ground, Wilkes taking the lead,
Derby following. AT the Quarter Vic.
came up under fine brush of speed and
passed Wilkes and Derby, and at the half
mile was six lengths in the lead, Wilkes
leading Derby by two lengths Coming
down the stretch, both Wilkes and Derby
bettered their positions, but they could not
touch Vic, who won handily in 2221, Una
Wilkes second, Derby third, Free Coinage
distanced.
Second heat-Vic II. moved to the front
at once, Una Wilkes breaking on the turn
and falling to the rear. On the back
stretch Derby broke, and Wilkes took second
place, Vic f. being six lengths in the lead.
Thus the horses rounded into the stretch,
the only struggle being between Wilkes
and Derby for second place. A few yards
! from the score Wilkes broke and Derby
| got the place. Time, 2:23
Third heat-It was getting late when the
horses came up for the third heat They got
a fine send-off and when they struck the
backstretch Vic H. went to the front, and
at the half was several lengths ahead of
Wilkes, with Derby several more in the
rear. Rounding the turn Vic drew away
nd came home in jog. Una Wilkes sec
ond, Derby last. Time, 2:21t
SUMMARY.
SANE DAY.-Trotting purse of $1,000, for the
three-minute class.
| d. NJ. Reavis names br. N. Vic H, by
Blaekoird, dam Ellen Swieert............ l l /
| San Mateo Stock Farm names b. m. Una
Wilkes, by Guy Wilkes dam Blanche. 2 8 2
| B. c. Holly names b. g Charles Derby.
by Steiuway, dam Katy G.................- 8 2
?. Brandow names b G. Free Coinage,
by Abbotsford dam gnes................... dis.
Time, 2:22114-2:23-2:2119.
TO-DAY'S RACES.