Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-19
CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Stamboul and Freedom Lower Thslr
Respective Records.
BOLD ROBBERY AT PORTLAND.
Mysterious Death at Stockton-A
Los Angeles Citizen Ends
His Existence.
BOLD ROBBERY AT PORTLAND
TrzuAL nInArcHrs TO rHx nrooRD-uNos.l
COAST TURF EVENTS.
stamboul Trots Mile at Napa in
2:Il LIZ.

stamboul Trots Mile at Napa in
2;1I LIZ.
NAPA, October 1Sth.-Susette won the
postponed trot to-day. Anita second, Di-
recta third. Time, 2:23l.
Second race, special trot, Sidney ]. took
the first two heats and race, Vidette sec
ond. Best time, $50. Soudan was with
drawn after the first heat.
Princess Alice won the $50 trot over
Gold Medal in straight heats. Best time
216.
In the -year-old stake the entries
were Lynette, Lizzie F. and Mile Wilkes.
Lynette took the first two heats, Mile
Wilkes second. Best time, 2:25!.
In the special trot the starters were Msry
Lou, Maggie E. and Emma Temple. Mag
gle won in three straight heats, Emma
Temple distanced. Time, 2:l94-2;22SS3-
2312.
Between heats to-day the stallion SIAM
boul, driven by John Goldsmith, accom-
panied by running teaser piloted by NC
Dowell, was seat TO beat the Pacific coast
stallion record Of 2:12i, held by himself.
The horse was in the best possible form,
and in warming up showed magnificent
stride. When he got the word q dozen
watches chronicled the fact, and at the
quarter clicked 334 seconds, To the half
the great horse went ike clock-work, in
l:064 At the three-Quarters he had not
slackeped his pace, the watches showing
1899. Down the stretch he came, urged to
his utmost speed by the cries of the drivers,
passing under the wire amid storm OF
cheers. When the judges announced the
time as Eli! the assembled populace went
wild and another hearty cheer rent the
air. Stamboul finished very strong, max
ing the last quarter in S13 seconds.
| Mr., Corbett's yearling colt Freedom, also
driven by Goldsmith, Mcdowell accom-
panying with runner, was sent TO beat
the yearling stallion record Of 2:35. The
| little fellow, after getting the word, went
round the rack without skip, under the
drivers skilful pilotage, not only breaking
the yearling stallion record, but smashing
| Norlaine's yearling record. The time by
quarters was :37A -1:17$ -1:55 - 2:293
| When the time was hung out there was an
other scene of excitement-yelliDg, cheer
| ing, and hats being thrown IN the air, per
| feet pandemonium reigning.
Hazel Wilkes had a walk-over in tn,
free-for-all trot, and simply logged th'
mile.
Wanda, driven by William Voiget, &C
companied by runner, was driven mil
in go. She would have lowered this
couple OF seconds but Tor disastrous breai
at the head of the stretch.
Direct attempted 10 break his record o
2:1S4 but failed, making the circuit in DIS
AT LOS ANGELES.
Los ANGELES, October 1Sth.-The frs
race, seven eighths of mile, was won b.
Peri, Mystery second. Time, 1:30. Tw'
starters.
Second race, two miles, won by Mari
gold, Naicho B. second. Time, 1901.
Third race, fve-eighths of mile, wor
by Alfarats, Ida Glenn second. Time
1:021.
District trot, 2:45 class. won by jim, Leor
second. Best time. 2292.
RACING DATES AT eILRoY.
GILRoY, October 1Slh.-The races her
are set for the last four days OF next week
Preparations are extensively made for tn
same.