Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-21

Wilkes takes the lead, which she main
tains until near the half, when RedondC
takes advantage of break on her par
and goes to the front. He in turn break
on the upper turn, and Thera leads hin
into the stretch, but is soon beaten by
the horse, and Eta Wilkes makes bic
for the place and gets it. The time is
2:3714. Redondo wins the stake, Thers
getting second money, Eta Wilkes
third.
FIRST RACE.
The first race is the Maiden plate fol
2-year-olds, one-half mile. Capistrano
Cotton Tail, Bridal Girl and G. P. are
the entries and starters. In the pools
Capistrano is strong favorite at $40, G.
P. being second choice at So, the others
finding hackers at 81.
Captain Merry got them away on the
first attempt all punched. Capistrano
goes ahead with Bridal Girl at his sad
die girth. @. P. comes up with them on
the turn and the field turns into the
stretch we'll punched. Capistrano won
easily under pull from Bridal Girl, @.
P. finishing third. The time was 491a
SECOND RACE.
The second race is also a running
event, the Seaside stakes, at one mile.
The entries are John Treat and Quad
aloupe. The latter is in at 10 pounds,
while Treat carries 115. No pools are
sold on this event, Treat being an over
whelming favorite, and there is no
money to go against him.
Upon getting the flag Treat cuts away
at a hot pace to make the running
n 1o1o .1 III thfah ho
stretch, but Cook begins to ride his
mount, and at the turn into the home
stretch Guadaloupe gets the whip, but
Treat, who wins under a strong pull in
:4215.
THIRD RACE.
The third race is trot for the 2 80
class for a purse of 5000. Dick Rich
mond, Kate Castleton and Leon are the
starters. Leon is favorite in the auction
pools at $40, Richmond bringing $6 and
Kate Castleton So.
FIRST HEAT.
Leon is very lame and his chances ap-
pear to be gone when he breaks on. the
first turn. Delaney gets him down
quickly and he goes up the backstretch
in good form. and taking advantage of
bad breaks swings into the home stretch
in the lead, winning easily from Dick
Richmond in 2;2S15. Kate Castleton
came very fast down the stretch but
finished bad third.
THE PACING RACE.
Fourth race-The fourth race is the
2:25 pacing contest, for purse of 5000.
Rory O'Moore sells favorite in the pools
at $40, the field consisting of Solid Four.
Hattie F. and Nutford, bringing 81 and
So.
First heat-They get away after the
loss of twenty minutes spent in scoring.
Rory and Hattie draw away from the
others, who stand no chance at all at
the pace set by the leaders 1t is great
race down the backstretch between
Rory and the mare. Rory shows an in
clination to skip and break, but Con-
nelly holds him down to his
work, which is about the hard
est he has had cut out for
him this year at least. The leaders
clearly out-class the others, who are
trailing hopelessly in the rear as they
round the upper turn. Hattie F. is
going her best and catches Rory in the
homestretch. coming under the wire
winner in 2.2O14. Nutford gets past the
flag, but Solid Four is out of it.
THE TRoTrING RACE.
The horses are Immediately called out
for the second heat of the 80 trot. The
pools remain the same as on the first
heat.
Second heat-Leon does not appear
so lame as he did before the first heat.
When they get the word he at once
takes the lead and shows the way clear
around to the wire, though Dick Rich
mond crawls up on him In the stretch,
and Delaney has to drive for it. The
time is 2:241S.
1t was quite dark when the heat was
finished, and the judges announced
both events postponed until today. The
80 trot will be called promptly at
l O'Clock.
4lfyrotting, 2;2o-Three first heats trotted Mon.
day:
Alcyone- Rose Sprague, Durfee... IL
Edgmont Park br. m. Lucy R.-Sul-
tanL Lady Mackay Maben. 2 80
DR.. X. u. Wise's ch. h. Glendine-
Judge salsbury-Tempest, Con-
Tims-2is Tine is, 2: 30, 2ls, a:i79i, Z Isl Z
Pools sold yesterday: Mckinney, $40; field, IS.
Trotting-Three-year- colt stake. Post
poned from Monday
Edgmont Park b. h. Redondo-Stam-
boul-W Wido, Mabtn. ........,. .....t2 l L
Chino Ranch b. f. Thera-Albioni
-Thaha Mcpherson ............... 2 2
C. A. Durfee's b +. Etta-billy Saver,
dam ba Geo. Wilkes, owner. ....... 3 8 3
Time-2:36, 2:39, 2:34, 1864, 2-374.
Pools sold yesterday: Redondo, $40; field. So.
administration plate, for two-year olds,
one-half mile
F.. G. McNallys C. M Capistrano- Griffin;
S. B. stroud's filiy Bridal Girl--Clifton Bell
Nettie, Wash; 107, Cook 49,. ........... 2
Marcus Forster's c. P.-Grifin-Pele; ITO,
Tine TimesSo 49,.
Pools sold; 'Capistrano, $40; C. p, So; field,
Running-seaside stakes. one mile
Dave Bridges gr; 6. John Treat-Shiloh-
Unoi 10, Roach ..... .....s ,......... -. /
Cy. Mulkey's ch. g. Guadsloupe-Grim-
stead-Josie o.; 105, Cook ................ 2
Time-1 :42%
Trotting, 9 80 class-Purse 5000 Unfinished
FL. Delaney's gr. e Leon-A. W. Rich
Reconsideration, owner, ,..... -. i /
Sanchez Bros. gr. h. Dick Richmond; A.
W. Richmond, Maben ................. 2 2
Dodd Dwyer's b m. Kate Castleton; Ethan
Allen-Athol, owner Observation-Disclosures. 3 3
Time-2:2Sl&, 2:241S.
Pools sold: Leon, $40: Dick Richmond, $6;
Kate Castleton, 50.
Pacing, 2:25 class-Purse $500 Unfinished:
n. Covarrubias gr. m. Hattie f., Fisher 49,. l
Henrietta stock farm Rory O'Moore, Judge
Salisbury Lizzie by A. w. Richmond, Con-
p VI. Hodges CHI. h. Nutford-N -Nutford-Nut-
wood ....- .,...- ....-.+.. ...,....-........
C. p Crowley's b. g. Solid Four, Durfee Dis.
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