The morning call., 1892-08-20

ii dreadful style, as he tangled up at the
very start, again IN the baekstretch. once
again In the lower turn, and was h0pelessly
disfanced. Delmas led the field, all strung
out n procession extending over quarter
Of mile. II was a hollow sort of an mita-
ton CT h0rseracP, anyhow. Lucy hung
on 10 Delmas' wheel. and easily outfooting
Inn 10 The stretch won under big pull in
2:231a, Delmas second. c w S third. Lem
mar fourth. The others all got inside the
flag. excepting Fitzsimmons.
Pooling was very spirited. Lucy 3 being
rushed up to the top fence a SI10 the field
sold for SIS, c W for $50 and Delmas S11.
As good start as could well be made with
such field sent the balf-sc0Te horses on
tHelr journey, although Rineonado was last
III in a break. The last snail be first was
verified, as after Lucy B had carried Dalmas
and Lenmar TO the quarter. she fell back
fifth, Delmas first into the stretch with the
others punched close up II was a great
TaeS down the stretch, the faVOrite looking
sU dyer winner, when Jonathan brought
ne Eros colt RineonadO st great clip and
90 ~ heat by an open length amid great
excitement IN . %.
The dollars now lalled into the poolbox
N another proposition. Lucy 3 $50, Rim
eonado So, field ST. Lucy went out in
The lead in this heat, and despite game chat
lan0es from that handy breaking second
horse, c y S. was never headed and took
tie heat in a jog. Time, :231b. Lucy B
had now a heavy mortgage Oh The race, and
f0recioSed Il In the next heat, which was
hanuiy won in 2:23. with the great PAGER
" 5 on her wheel Rinconado got Sec
md money, " 5 third and Delmas fourth.
SUMMARY
Oakland, Cal Friday. August 70. 1892. Fifth
lay Golden Gate Fair 1rotting, 2:28 class Purse
Laey Z. D. m. by Alex BgtIer, dam Lucy
RlacoSado. b &. BY ifoi. dam Accident
~ ). BY a6botsford. dam Muldooa
flst4 % .
Dei@ss eh s. BY Hiaiccne, dam queen
Attention eilii5 Blk s. 9 Iicoaa dam Paasy
lsiuTPhy3 80. 6748
.es5 iGi.iiains] - - 49,. 10
March fbs r.ar1s -. van s77
n.ond .oiiToss) - go :. -.
ry@as) :, :. ........... 44a8
nab Pr'ce tssade IS :. .'e' s'a, -.. 10 DR.
-A Tine S,: 2:2s ts2 'i''
There we're no pools selling on the 80
ass consolation race before the first
I. Bay Rum, Lucille, Richmond Chief
-. LYDIA Z and Edena were driven
- Edenia took the heat with great ease
IRON wire to wire, Lucille second, Bay Rum
third. Time, 2:Z7H. There was some bet
ting before the second heat, in which
Edenia brought $50 for $50 the field.
The Dexter Prince mare Lucille took the
heat all the way round in 2:27%. Edenia
still sid a favOTite a. $40 for S17 the field.
Bay Rum led all the way around to the
dTawgates, where Richmond Chief and the
1aYoTtte were driven up to him. The Chief
seon after bObbied up, leaving Edenia to
tackle Bay Rum, and easily beat him out a
length at the wire. Time, Us. LYDIA c
was dIstanced.
Itl0oked now like Edenia's race, and she
sold Tor SO against S4 for the balance of
them be talent didn't have any sure
WaI nm nfrl
ks- I4s>1Lsk urn and fell back last. Bay
lslm then led around TO the stretch, where
II broke to pieces. Richmond Chief then
gne out, bat broke, and Lucille trotting
fIsrely placed another heat to her credit
1926. Bay Rum was second, and Edenia
10 had closed up big gap. got third.
Twenty-Five dollars for Edenia and $40 the
leAi was now the cry Of the booksellers.
Lacille led around to the stretch, where she
wa Joined by Edenia, and this pair fought
it oui 10 within 30 yards of the wire, when
both broke to bits, and Bay Rum came on
the outside and beat them both before they
could get going again Time, 2:28.
IL was now o'clock and dusk when Lu-
ellie, kdenia and Bay Rum came up for the
WOld, the others having gone to the stable.
Bay Rum led all The way, but broke 10
yards from the wire, Edenia taking the
heat and race in 2:27
SUMMARY.
same day-Trottingi Consolation purse, $780,
Edenis, b. m, BY Endymion, dam En-
press tMaben1 .-......--....-...-.-.-----. 3
Lutlie, Dlk.In tby Dexter Prince dam by
AcCrAckeR's Black Hawk (Durfee). 3
Bay Rum. br. g., by John SeTenoakes,
dam kittie (McCarty J................ 2 2
Aichmoud Chief. +. g., By Monroe Chief,
dam by A. W. Richmond iSeram) ...... 3 a
SOFIA, b. ~, by Eros, dam Accident
t!0natAan1 ............. ........., 5 8
AyaA e. y E Rose, dam by AIgona
ls1encerj. dlstanced
fine, 2:2744-2 :2724 -2:25-z :26-z :23-2:27
Today the fair will be brought to a con-
tu1lon. a grand parade of stock and
awarding Of premiums will be given at 10
Gel OK. At Il O'Clock the consolation trot
teT tie 2;20 class will be called out. Then
four running races will bring the days
sport to close.
The following horses have great chance
10 carry OF some Of the money:
: - class trot-FiiZsimmons or Almoniton.
oIe and quarter miles, alleged handicap
Wildwood or Ca plain Al.
I"o-yesE-oid handicap, six furiongs Alliance
q Duke Stevens.
Selling purse all ages, six furlongs-Salnt Pat
TIck OF AlbAross.
foaFiurl0ng heat race-Sam Mount or joe