Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-03

(seven-ye ar-old, by Red Wilkes, who has
a record of 2:204, and has shown much
faster time. One of the Elecioneers was
out of Benton mare, the other out of Don
Victor, dam of F. P. LowelPs Don Marvin
OPS Neither had record.
Mr.. Haggin's great mare, Firenzi. is
reading close upon the heels of Miss
Woodford, the largest winner of any mare
ever on the American turf. Should she
win S23, 0S4 this year, which is quite likely,
she would then be up with Miss Woodford,
whose total winnings was $118,750. She
won forty-fve races during her turf career,
while thus far Firenzi has secured thirty
eight victories and won S95,666. Miss
Woodford is also Owned by Mr.. Haggin,
but is unfortunately not in foal this year.
Electioneer has sired q horse with
record of PIP from thoroughbred mare.
No other stallion has sired one with
record of 2:20 or better whose dam is a
thoroughbred. One of his sons sired year
ling that went a mile in 2:314, the best
record for that age. He has sired nine two
year. olds with records from 2:18 to 1904.
He has sired eight three-year- olds with
records from 2:104 to 2:274.
Among the many foals already dropped
at Rancho del Paso are grand FLY by
Darebin ont of the great race mare Lou
Lanier and an exceptionally high class
FLY by Sir Modred out of Bonnie Kate,
the dam of Bonnie Lizzie, etc. Maud
Hampton and Explosion have not yet
fooled. Both are stinted to Sir Modred.
H. Hogoboom, of Bonneville, declares
that he has the best bred stallion to-day on
earth, and that there is no other bred like
him. Sired by Director, record 2:17, dam
Nellie w. full sister to Albert W., record
2:20), by Electioneer second dam, Sister by
John Nelson; third dam, the Lemont mare
dam of Aurora, record 2:27)
Grim" in the Breeder and Sportsman,
wonders why Three Cheers has not re-
ceived more patronage from breeders. He
is grandson of Newminster (whom he
greatly resemblesl, and he is also grand
son of that grand old mare Fashion, who
beat Boston in the celebrated four-mie-heat
race. Recently Mr.. Winters refused $500
for a two-year-old by him, and there are
many other promising two-year- olds by
him.
Budd Doble has in his string of horses at
Fresno green one, eligible to the $50 list,
that can go in 2:20, and some say in 2:15.
Of the eight fastest trotters the world
ever saw, three of them are California born
and a fourth one came to his great speed in
this State, when trained and driven by one
who has called California his home, 10
these many years. New York has pro-
duced two, Kentucky two, and Iowa one.
The following is the list and the time By
quarters: Maud S-32!, 80, 81, 334-2;0S3.
Jay-Eye- See-33l, 321I, 80, S1-2:10. Sunol
-32, SO. 32l, S94-2:104. Guy-324, 49,,
32a, 32l-2;10a St. Julien-323, 324, 344,
33-2:114. Axtell-33, 324, 324, 344-2:12.
Stamboul-35, 324, 344, 324-2:124. Palo
Alto-324, 323, 81, 334-2:124.
ON mi al
meeting at Sacramento promises to be a
success. The money offered is quite large,
and good entries and good racing may be
expected, as the horses, by the time the
meeting opens, on April 18th, will have
had work enough to bring them into racing
TRIM
AS the entries for the biood-h horse races
close on March 9Th, the official statement
as to where the races will be held should
have been published long ago. Some own
ers and trainers before entering prefer TO
known on what track their horses are to
run, and q failure to make such location
public often has an effect on the entry list.
A Red Bluff correspondent says that the
new track there is well under way and that
when finished it will equal anything in the
State.
R. S. Strader, of Lexington, KY, has sold
to John E. Madden the bay colt Delmar,
three years old, by Electioneer, dam Sontag
Dixie, by Toronto Sontag. The price is
private but is in the thousands.
Part of the Haggin string of thorough
breds in training is wintering at Saratoga
under the charge of George Ayers.
Governor Stanford has authorized Col.
Strader to buy from half dozen 10
dozen thoroughbred mares in his discretion
to breed to Colonel Strader's great Elec-
tioneer stallion Clay.