Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-20

the Journey, which was run in :484
Gambo is not over half length behind
the winner. The time is :l414.
THIRD RACE.
The third race is the 2:20 trot for an
association purse of $500, and set of
gold mounted harness donated by II.
w. Heinsch, one of the directors
Charley Durfee's sensational horse Nc
Kinney. with mark of 2:1715 made in
the third heat of a race at Stockton
about three weeks ago, DIR. Wise's Glen
dine and the Edgemont stables Lucy R.
are the starters.
First heat-The trio get the word to a
beautiful start, Lucy r. next the pole
and Mckinney in the center. Maben
sends the mare to the front as they near
the quarter. Mckinney is moving cas-
lily in second place, several lengths be-
hind Lucy, with Glendine trailing well
to the rear. The same positions are
maintained up the backstretch, but
Glendine goes off his feet and
loses considerable ground. Durfee
does not hurry his horse until the
turn into the stretch is reached, when
he urges him slightly, but cannot catch
the flying Lucy. Glendine comes very
fast down the stretch and makes race
with Mckinney for the place. Lucy R.
finishes about three lengths ahead of
Mckinney, who is not over half length
in the lead of Glendine. Time, 2:1S l-5.
Mckinney sold favorite in the auction
pools at $40 against 81 and $25 to Sc.
Paris mutuals paid SLIPS for IS.
Second heat-McKinney is still favor
lite at 500 to $6 in the auction pools, with
plenty of buyers. The field also finds
plenty of ready money. The field again
won.
They start with even chances, there
not being a head to choose between
them; Lucy r. g chances for the heat
are ruined by bad break at the eighth,
Maben pulling her almost to stand
still before she is on her feet again. The
others are way ahead when she gets to
going. Mckinney forges to the front on
the back-stretch and gets commanding
lead by Glendine's break. They swing
into the stretch and head for the wire
with Durfee's horse still several lengths
to the good. Connolly drives like a
demon and is fast closing up on McKin-
ney. Durfee is confident of winning the
heat and apparently pays no attention
to Glendine, who comes with phenom-
email speed as they reach the gate. Dur
fee realizes the danger when it is too
late. He piles the whip, but Connolly
is determined to finish first and sends
Glendine under the wire winner by
neck in 220. The time by quarters was
:36, 10, ;4534.
dozen times and the judges warn the
II hnfa 1En ~ .n1o
get away even, and as in the previous
word. The mare and Mckinney drew
around to the stretch, when Durfee
takes the lead from Lucy. 1t is a whip
in 2:18 by a length from Lucy R. The
in :0S34.
Pools sold 500 to So on Mckinney.
FOURTH RACE.
The fourth and last event on the card
is trotting race-3-year-old colt stake.
Redondo, Thera and Eta Wilkes are
the entries. The heats are sandwiched
with the 20 class.
First heat-A good start is made after
several attempts, and the field is we'll
together until they near the quarter
pole, when Eta Wilkes goes off her feet
and Durfee can't get her to going before
the others are way ahead. 1t is
pretty race between Redondo and Thera
down the backstretch, and around the
turn they are on even terms. AS they
come down the stretch both drivers let
their horses out peg and Thera forged
slightly ahead, coming under the wire
half length ahead of Redondo and
breaking right at the finish after trot-
ting the mile without skip. The time
was 2:35
Redondo sold favorite at 500 against
50 for the field.
Second heat-They make good start
and are we'll together to the quarter.
Redondo shows slightly to the front on
the backstretch and Eta Wilkes goes
in the air. Eta Wilkes makes bad
break but is soon on her feet and trot-
ting steadily. The mare gains rapidly
on Redondo and puts him to his speed
as they turn for home, but cannot head
the horse. Redondo wins by short
length in 2 80. Pools sold the same as
the first heat.
First Race-Running, Los Angeles derby,
one and one-half miles:
T. A. Cases CHI. C. Hockhocking, Jr., by
Hockhocking; 10, Donalech ............ L
D. 4 Dickey's b. C. Request. by Request; =
10S Roach ......................... 2
B F. Bragg's CHI +. queen Ida-St David,
dam by Hockhocking; los, mixer ...... 3
Time-2:44M.
Pools sold: Hockhocking, .Jr, $40; Request,
$22; Queen Ida, So.
Second Race-southern California handicap,
purse 800, three-fourths of mile:
Dave Bridges gr. g. John Treat-Shiloh;
Cy Muikey's b. g. Gladiator Grinstead-
Athola; 80, Sullivan -. ................ 2
Frank Menchacas ch. h. FL Rayo-Grin-
stead-Sunlit; LOG, Leonard. ............. 3
Pools sold: Treat ss5 to $40 and s25 to SIS
against the field.
Third Race-Trotting, 22o class-Purse $500
and a set of gold mounted harness to winner.
Unfinished.
Chas. Durfees br h. McKinney-Alcy-
one Rose Sprague (owner) .......... 1
Dr. X. d. Wise's CHI. b. Glendine-Judge
Salsbury-Tempest Connolly $3.50. 3
Edgmont Park br. m. Lucy R.-Sultan-
Lady Mackay tMaben). .......... 49,. 2
Time 2:lS 1-5, 220, 1:1S.
Pools sold: First head-McKinney, $40; field,
ST.. Second heat-McKinney, $40; field, So.
Third heat-Same.
Fourth Race-Trotting, three-year-old colt
Edgmont PARK b. h. Redondo-Stamboul-
Wido (Mabe ..........................2 l
Chino Ranch b. +. Thera-Albion-T haha
c. '4 A Darfees f. Etta.Biiy Saver, dam
by Geo. Wilkes (Owner) .............. 3
Time-2 SO, 2;39.
Pools sold Redondo, 800; field, SO.
ToDAY's PROGRAMME.
Another large crowd will doubtless be