The record-union., 1891-09-15

Red Cloud and Elmwood running off to
the half-mile post on two occasions. They
were finally sent Off on the sixth attempt,
with rather struggling start. Elmwood
ran first up the stretch, with Zaldiyar
second and Janus third, the others
punched. At the half they We're all Sin a
heap" and so ran to the head of the
home stretch, where Janus appeared to
have little the best of it. At the seven
eighths pole, however, Zaldivar pushed
to the 'front.' and led by half length un-
der the wire in LII, Folly second, a bare
nose in front of Elmwood.
Paris mutuals paid S3l s..
tember IA. 1S91-State Fair Meeting. Run
ning-Calitornia Annual Stake for two-year-
olds three-fourths of a mile.
W: f. Smith names ch. C. Zaldivar by Joe
Hooker-Lena'S First IL 81 ................ i
Ocean View Stable names ch. f. Folly, by
Wldide-Fostress (120).
Elmwood Farm names b. C. Elmwood, by
Nathan Coombs-Mollie II. (113)................. 3
e. Savage names ch. C. Janus, by Duke of
Norfolk-Elaine Il 13) o
Dennison Bros. name ch. C. McGinty, by
Prince of Norfolk-Lizziea Idle III )........... o
George DinSdale names b. C. Red Cloud, by
Red Iron-Maggie ID. (118l. O
Time, 1:17.
SECOND RACE.
This was for the Fall Stake, a handicap
for all ages, one mile and quarter. It
brought out Siebenthaler's King Hooker,
Van Gorden's Almont and Elmwood
FARMS Sir Walter.
In the pools Almont sold for $50 against
$40 for the field.
The horses were sent off on the first at
tempt and as they passed the stand the
first time Almont's nose showed in front
of Hooker, Sir Walter several lengths in
the rear. At the quarter Almont led
Hooker by length. On the stretch Sir
Walter moved up, and soon after the half
was passed he went by Hooker, and in
rounding the turn his nose was at AL
monts tail. Almont increased his lead
coming down the stretch, but at the
draw-gate Sir Walter made rush and
closed the gap to a bare length under the
whip, Almont winning handily in 2:10I.
Hooker was five lengths behind.
AGRICULTURAL PARK, SACRAMENTO, Sep
telnber II, 1S91-State Fair Meeting. Run
ning-Fall Stakes. handicap for ali ages; one
mile and a quarter.
George Van Gorden names b. h. AImont.
by Three Cheers-Question, 11S...................
Elmwood Farm names b. C. Sir Walter, by
Sa5bsn 6sI6es 6sBesse Rim Uoolor
by Joe Hooker-Niolet, 105. 5..................... 3
Time, 2:10R.
THIRD RACE.
Next came purse of S400 for three
year-olds and upward, one and one-six-
teenth miles. The starters were Fashion
Stables tilly Cheerful, E. Savage's horse
Jackson, and L. j. Roses filly Fairy.
The pools sold-Fairy barred; $50 for
Cheerful and 50 for Jackson.
It was an easy race for Fairy, who led
from the start and finished two lengths
ahead of Cheerful, Jackson siXtT yards in
the rear. Time, 1:50.
AGRICULTURAL PARK, SACRAMENTO. Sept
ID, 1921. State Fair meeting. Running
purse $500, for three -year-olds and up
ward; one and one-siXteenths miles.
l.. }: Rose names b. +. Fairy, by Argyle
Fashion Stable names b. Cheerful 6v
Three Cheers-Qupen Emma, 100 9............. 9
E: Savage names b. h. Jackson, by Luke
Blackburn-lvy Leaf, II 117..,.................... 3
Time, 1:50.
FOURTH RACE.
The Orange Stake, a handicap for three
year-olds and upward, three-quarters of
a mile, brought out a large tield-Tda
Glenn, Del Mar, Peregrine, John Treat,
Captain Al, Initiation and Inkerman
Just before the race Del Mar sold as the
favorite at SlI0 against $50 for Treat, Sl7
for Captain Al and S37 for the field
The horses were at the post fully an
hour, no less than twenty-one false starts
being made. Starter Gamble did not ap-
pear equal to the occasion, the Jockeys
being evidently too much for him. Half
of them would start when the others
were riding back in the opposite direc-
ton. The people got tired out and many
left for town before the race was started.
1t was the poorest exhibition of race
starting that has been seen on the track.
but for which many did not hold the
starter responsible. There was undoubt-
edly collusion between them to down the
favorite.
Finally, on the twenty-second attempt
the flag fell. Ida Glenn led the pack
around 10 the head of the homestretch,
but coming home. she was passed by Del
Mar, Peregrine and Captain AL, who
passed the wire in that order in 1:404.
President Cox announced from the
stand $50 fines against each owner of the
horses for carsing the delay at the post.
Van Gorden, owner of Del Mar, was sus-
pended for the week. Initiation's fine
was $40.
AGRICULTURAL PARK, SACRAMENTO. Sep
tember l A, 1S91.-State Fair Meeting Run
year-olds and upward, three-quarters of
mile.
George Van Gorden names ch. h. Del Mar,
by Somnus-Maid of the Hills II S.... !
E. Pickett names ch. h. Peregrine, by Joe
Hooker or Jumbo-Irene Harding, 11O 2
Owens Bros. name br. h. Captain AL, by
Kingston-B Black Maria, 115..................... Il
ID. Bridges names g. G. John Treat, by Shi-
loh-Unknown, II 1S........... ................. o
Daniel Miller names ch m. Ida Glenn, by
Glen Elen-CQueen. 10O-............... o
EIInWOOd Farm names b. m. Initiation, by
Inauguration-Brown Maria. 1OO........ o
w. B. Sanborn names b. e InkerInan by
1ronclad-AHce, lob. ............... o
Time 1:4O%.
NOVELTY RACE.
The last Of the regular events of the
day was the novelty race, one and