The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-09-22
Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.

Special to the REcoRD-UNIoN.
STOCKTON, Sept. 21.-The attendance at
the races to-day was larger than yester-
day and the contests were more salts
factory.
Inc hrst race was q running dash, five
Fights of mile, with four starters, Jim
r., the favorite, selling at $50, Alfred 3.
bringing Sl5, Famous $40 and Myrtle s..
The horses got away in a bunch, but AL
fred Is. cut out the work and led to the
wire neck ahead of Jim R., the favorite,
In LOB. The winner was driven hard with
the whip while Jim r. was held steady
by his rider, a boy named Ball. The
jockey said he dared not whip the colt, as
he would stop, but there are many who
think he should have won the race.
The next was trotting for two-year-
olds of the 2:35 class, best two in three,
for stake, with $3.50 added. The start
ers were Aaron S., selling at $40, and
Mohave, at $40 in the pools. Aaron won
in two straight heats. Time, ESQ, 2:338.
The third event was pacing for three
year-olds of the 2:30 class, for a stake,
with $3.50 added. The starters were
Major Lambert, Daisy Mac and Athena.
Major Lambert was the favorite in the
pools at S25, Athena at 81, Daisy 81. AL
bena won the first heat in 2:30, and was
given a lead start on the second heat,
losing it by head in 2:22. Major Lam
bert won the next two heats and race in
2:234 and 2:25. Daisy Mac was distanced.
The last race was trotting for the 2:25
class for purse of 81 900. The starters
were Edenia, Colonel May, Lenmar,
Maggie, Don Marvin and Waldstein. An
agreement was made to give Edenia first
money, and it was announced that the
mare would not start but just before the
horses were called up for the first heat the
judges said through misunderstanding
OF the drivers, Edenia would start in the
race. The trotters were all hitched to
bicycle sulkies. Edenia was a great
favorite, selling at 500, Maggie bringing
So, Don Marvin $40, and the field S..
Colonel May won the first heat in a break
under the wire, but the judges gave it to
Edenia, and the mare took the next two
heats and race. Time, 2:19, 2:19, 2:IS4.
These races were on the old regulation
track.
AT RENO.
RENO New, Sept. 21.-The third day
of the fair opened with a larger attend
ance than on the preceding days. The
forenoon was occupied by bicycle races.
The first race was running stake.
mile and sixteenth, between Draw Scot
and Lottie Mills. The latter won. Time,
1:52.
The second race was running, one mile.
purse of $500, between Martinez and Bore
ais. The first-named won in Las.
The third race was trotting, 2:25 class,
purse of $500. The entries were Colonel
Hickman, Dubec and Maud H. The lat
ter won the first heat, Hickman second.
Time. $50. The second heat was won by
Hickman, Maud II. second. Time, 2:3l1.
The third heat was won by Hickman,
Maud II. second. Time, 2:2SI. The
fourth and race was won by Hickman,
Maud second.
The next race was trotting, $50 class,
for $500. The entries were Flora A., Lit
tie Phil, Billy Ervine and Lady Mac.
Lady Mac won the first heat, Flora A.
second, Billy Ervine third. Time. 2:404.
Lady Mac took the next heat, Ervine
second. Time, 1884. IRVINE took the
third heat, Flora A. second. Time 2:424.
The fourth heat Ervine won, Flora A.
second. Time, 2:434. The last heat and
race Lady Mac won, IRVINE second.
Time, 2:4l.
The next race was trotting, for two
year-olds. purse of $40. Ruby Thomp-
son and Fireman were entered. Thomp-
son took the first heat in 1902. Thomp-
son took the second heat and won the
race. Time 800