Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-16
YEsTERDAY's RACES.


Wins the Unfinished Trot.
The attendance at the races in the after.
noon was the best of the meeting thus far
All parts Of the Park were crowded. The
First Artillery Band discoursed good
music; the suns warm rays were tempered
by heecy clouds, and all the conditions
were favorable for fine afternoons sport.
The judges were Directors Green, LaRue
and Boggs, and the timers were Director
De Long, Il. ]. Agnew and F P. Lowell.
FIRST RACE.
All the races were running. The first
was the Daisy D. stake, for all ages, three.
quarters of mile. The starters were Pic
mic Q19), Peregrine (ll5), Carmen (119),
Daisy D Q19) and Acclaim 1881. In the
pools Carmen sold for $40, Daisy D. S24 and
the field S17.
After three false starts, Carmen. Daisy D d,
Picnic and Peregrine started off for the
money. The starters flag did not fall, and
Peregrine and Acclaim pulled up and re-
turned to the post. while the others went
off at their best The judges rang the bell,
but the riders paid no heed 20 it, and a
lively race resulted. Carmen led all the
way round, followed close by Daisy D.,
Picnic close up and Peregrine well in the
rear. After crossing the wire the riders
were called in front of the stand and lee.
tured by the judges for paying no heed to
the flag.
No time was allowed the horses for rest
except such as they got while scoring for
another start. They soon got the word
and Acclaim went to the front and led all
ha rannA Uinpipr OIL hryf fbf -tr
yards from Carmen, Peregrine third, Daisy
D. fourth and Picnic last. Time, 1:l61
The result was "corker on the "talenl," :"
and big thing for the short
SUMMARY
AGRICULTURAL PARK, SACRAMENTO September
Is, 1890. State Fair meeting. Running, Daisy
D. stake, for all ages, three-fourths of mile.
6. II. Kennedy names b. {. Acclaim, by Three
Cheers dam Rosette IS S
W. L. Appleby names CHI m. Carmen, by Wild
idle, dam Nettie Brown, 1l9.................... .
E. Pickett names ch. h Peregrine, by Jumbo
or Joe Hooker, dam Irene Harding. H.. 8
lime, l16L.
SECOND RACE.
This was the Capital City stake, handi-
cap for three-year- -olds; one mile and a
sixteenth. The starters were Take Notice
(110) Raindrop (115). Captain AlQ1S),
Marigold (1l0), and Rico (11S) Marigold
was the favorite at $40. against $22 for Rico,
SIG for Captain al, and S16 for the field.
The horses got awav on the second at
tempt. Marigold and Raindrop led under
the wire, bat on the turn Raindrop forged
ahead and led all the way up the stretch
and into the far turn. where Marigold came
up even, all the Others running in bunch
two lengths in the rear. Coming down the
stretch the whip was piled in lively man
ner. Raindrop fell back, and Rico and
Take Notice both made brush for the
leader. Marigold came under the wire q
length in the lead, with Rico and Take
Notice running even for the second place,
Raindrop third and well to the rear. The
judges announced dead heat between
Rico and Take Notice. Time 1;49l.
SUMMARY.
SANE DAY.-Capital City stake handicap for
three -year-olds. one mile and one-sixteenth.
Matt. storm names eh. I. Msrigold, by Miner,
dam Katy Pease,
L. J. Rose names b. g. Rico, by Shannon,
dam Fanny Lewis, ,llS...........................
L U. shippee names b. c. Take Notice, by
Time. l.is14
THIRD RACE
Next came the Sunny Slope stake, q
sweepstake for two-yesr-old tillies, Eve
eighths of mile. The starters were Fairy
t1lOlt Icdiicoo Ai4Ott hSStclf AllOl.
With Fairy left out of the pools, the other
two sold about even up.
The race is easily described. The fllies
were sent of to struggling start, Fairy a
length in the lead, and fearless the same
distance ahead of Mystery. There were no
changes in the positions to the outcome,
except that when they finished the distance
between each two had been increased to
three lengths. Time, 1:0i3.
SUMMARY.
SANE DAY.-Sunny Slope stake (runningl
sweepstake for twoyear old hliies; FIVE eighths
of mile.
L. j. Rose names b. {, Fairy, by Argyle, dam
imp Fairy Rose, ]
Palo Alto Stock Farm names ch. I. fearless,
by Wildidie, dam imp Teardrop. 1l0.........-..
]. B. Chase names b. T. Mystery, by THEE
Cheers dam Mistake, u5...-...-.....
Time. lOl54
FOURTH RACE.
The fourth race was for selling purse oi
$3.50. for all ages, one and one-eighth miles
The starters. their weights and prices were
Albatross (l06) 500, Mohawk Q15) not TO
| be sold, Nerva 1897. $500, Wild Oats (102)
$500, Applause tl0s) $500, and Kildare (10s)
$500.
Albatross was the favorite at $50, against
S34 for Kildare and SIG for the field.
| As they passed the .tand the first time
Kildare. Nerva and Applause were in the
lead and running even, the others punched
a length behind. Applause led at the
quarter. with Kildare second, Nerya third
| Then they ran all the way round, the
| others struggling after the quarter wa.
passed. Down the stretch all the rider:
piled the whip merrily, except the one OF
Applause, who won easily in three lengths
Nerva second, Kildare third, Wild Oat.
fourth, Mohawk fifth, and Albatross last
Time, 1851.
| SUMMARY.
SANE DAY.-Selling purse Of $3.50, for ali ages
one and one-eighth miies