Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08

CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
1 Young Man Killed by a Falling Rock
Near Santa Cruz.
KILLED BY A TRAIN NEAR VIVA.
d. Nj. Delmas Loses a Heavy Suit
A Woman Beater Gets q Heavy
Sentence in Fresno.
jsrBc1AL DIsFATcHEs TO THE REooRD-uNIoH.l
isrEc1AL D1uATcHEs TO THE REooRD-uMos. !
BLOOD HORSE RACES.
A Good Day and Track and Speedy Tin
Made at San Jose,

A Good Day and Track and Speedy Time
Made at San Jose.
SAN JOSE, April 7th.-If they had been
made to order to-day the weather and track
could not have been improved for the Sec
ond days racing of the San Jose Blood
Horse Association. The attendance was
smaller than the opening day last Saturday,
only about 500 visitors being present at the
track.
Some increase was noticed in the presence
of the San Francisco division, many of the
regular race-goers coming down on the
early trains.
The favorites captured the two first
events, and then the short-enders came in
ahead. thus equalizing things, though
many who had won on Daisy D. and
Faustine dumped themselves on Muta,
and go deeper into the mud trying to
square themselves on Sunday. Yesterday g
officials were: Judges-S. S. Montgomery,
w. Buckley and Jesse D. Carr. Timers
Messrs. Jefferson, Parkhurst and Barnes.
Secretary, G. A. Braggs, and starter w. H.
Coombs.
Before the races commenced, Hazlett
bought Jou Jou for $500, and now has the
card was the Santa Clara Stake, as sweep
stake for all ages, sos entrance with $175
added; seven furlongs. W. S. Appleby's
b. f. Raindrop, 101, Murphy; Miller &
Owens b. m. Daisy D., lis, Hennessey;
]. R. Ross b. e. Oro, III, Monahan; c.
Peterson,s b. &. Jubilee, ia, Hazlett.
Daisy was a strong favorite in betting at
$35 against So for Orc. and S14 for field.
Oro's followers based their hopes of win
ming on Monahan more than on the horse,
but they were disappointed as he was out
of the hunt at the three-quarters. Jubilee
ran strong race, but Daisy was in great
shape and had no trouble in landing
money.
At the breakaway Jubilee and Daisy were
acting cranky at first, and they got the flag
with Daisy well back. Raindrop made the
running, with Orc second, to the eighth
drop led Jubilee a length, Daisy last and
running well within herself. Round the
turn Daisy moved up, and at the three
quarters led Jubilee length. Up the
stretch Daisy came away. and won as she
pleased by length from Jubilee, who was
very vigorously hustled along by Hazlett.
Orc was three lengths back of Jubilee, and
Raindrop last. Time, 1:29!, good run.
Mutusls paid $500.
For the Laurelwood Farm stakes, a
sweepstake for all ages, $25 entrance, with
$500 added, one mile and an eighth. Palo
Altos b. f. Faustine (122), Narvice, Kelly
and Samuel's b. m, Welcome Q26), Nor
ton and the Orange Stables, b. 8. Jack
Brady Q3D, Monahan, came out to do
battle.
On Faustine's recent race booked gift
for her, and the plungers did not hesitate
to put up S25 on her and 81 for the two
others as field.
The two ladies of the party were very un-
ruly at the post, Welcome, who ran in
blinkers, misbehaving herself greatly.
Faustine also followed Welcome srfnd. .sexs
ample, and running into Brady nearly
knocked the third well-behaved quadruped
off his feet. After some delayed they were
caught in happy mood and all three got
off on even time. Passing the stand there
was not noses choice between the three,
and they ran in this order to the quarter.
Then Faustine opened up half length,
with Brady second. The mare led by a
length and half, with Brady and We'll
come on even terms. Round the turn
Brady was stirred up by Monahan and
drew away from Welcome. From there
on it was an easy thing for Faustine, who,
coming on, won very easily by length
from Brady, who was the same in front of
Welcome,