Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-12

mile post, where Ladywell moved up even
feet and fell back three lengths, Vidette
being practically out of the race. Soon
after entering the stretch Ladywell began
to show her speed and bottom, passing
Sargent at the seven-eighths post and COM
ing under the wire winner by two lengths,
in 2:25.
Third heat-A new driver was put up
behind Vidette in this heat. The horses
went away on the third score, Ladywell at
once moving to the front. She led Sargent
two lengths at the quarter, Vidette that dis
lance in the rear. The circuit of the course
was made in this way, except that Vidette
lost ground to the extent of ten lengths,
Ladywell winning easily in 2:292.
Fourth heat-At the quarter Ladywell
led by four lengths, Vidette second. Sar-
gent had second place at the half, and was
two lengths behind at the head of the
stretch. Havey allowed Sargent to cross
the wire at his wheel in 2:31, Vidette far in
the rear.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK. SACRAMENTO, September
IL, 1S90--State Fair meeting. Purse of $500
for named horses, trotting.
Palo Alto Stock Farm names blk. m.
Ladywel, by Electioneer, dam Lady
P. Johnson names G. g. Sargent. by
Brown jug, dam by General Taylor 2 2
T. C. snider names b. m. Vidette, by
Dave Hill, Jr., dam unkn0wn...... 8 8
Time, :Sls4-2:25-2:279554-2:3l.
THIRD RACE.
This was for the 2:3O pacing class, and
brought to the front G. w. G., Hummer,
Our Dick, Costello, Princess Alice, Rupee
and McGinty. In the pools Rupee brought
Il, 1 a ~
First heat-Qn the third attempt the
word was given. At the quarter Hummer
led, with Alice close up, Rupee third, the
others strung out. Hummer broke on the
back stretch, and Alice again took the lead
giving way to Hummer at the half, Rupee
following by three lengths, Dick two be-
hind the latter. Hummer was well in the
lead coming into the stretch, but went off
his feet, Rupee in the meantime taking
first place and Alice second. Rupee won
by two lengths, Alice second, Dick third,
Hummer fourth, G. w. G. and Costello dis
tanced One of the latter's traces broke,
causing his driver to pull him up. Time,
2;1S4.
Second heat-Alice led at the quarter by
a neck, Rupee second, Dick two lengths
behind her. and Hummer in the rear. At
the half Rupee led Alice by length.
which was increased to two around the
turn. Dick broke and gave third place TO
Hummer, and the horses entered the
stretch in this order. Rupee increased his
lead down the stretch, winning by three
lengths, Alice second, Hummer three
lengths behind her, and Dick poor fourth.
Time, 2:19.
Third heat-Alice led slightly to the
quarter. where she and Rupee were on
even terms. Then.Dick came up and was
second at the half, where Rupee led by
three lengths. Rupee increased his lead
around the turn, and entered the stretch
about ten lengths ahead of Dick, Alice and
Hummer being together. Halfway down
the stretch Rupee broke badly and fell
back, but got his feet again and went to the
front with rush, beating Dick out by a
length and a half, Hummer third and
Alice last. Time 2:204.
SUMMARY.
PARK, SACRAMENTO, September
II, 1S90-State Fair Meeting. Purse of $500
for PAGERS, go class
San Mateo stock Farm s.br h. Rupee, by
Guy Wilkes: dam Sable Hayward, by
Poscora Hayward d...........-...............1 / l
John Patterson's blk. m. Princess Alice,
by Dexter Prince; dam Mollie, by Gens
eral Mcclellan. ...... 2
h. Willis b. g; Our.Dick, by Gibraltar,
dam Matte W............-...-................3 4
Hey: dam Hummfng Bird-......-.......... 4 8
S. C. Tryon's blk. S. Costillo, by Echo;
dam Bessie Turner, by Fred Low-.... dis
C. W. Godards ch. pinto g. G. w. G., by
Adonis dam inbred to st. Clair........... dis.
Time, 21a5a-2I9-2;20h.