The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-09-12

the wire in the splendid time of 2:1G
Orphina second, McNasser third, None
Better fourth. Maggie distanced.
Fourth heat-AIthough declared dis
tanced in the last heat, Williams showed
up behind Maggie again, and drove out
the heat just as though he were really in
1t. After ordering the horses back, they
were Immediately told to go. sAstor took
the lead and held it to the score, winning
easily i'll 2:Z04, Orphina second, None
Better third, McNasser fourth, Maggie
last. Orphina pulled up lame, and was
withdrawn.
Fifth heat-McNasser showed up quite
lame, and had no show for the heat,
which was won easily by Astor in 3D.,
None Better second.
AGRICULTURAL PARK, SACRAMENTO, Sep
TENDER 10, S92-State Fair meeting Purse,
81 goo, fol 2:27 trotters.
Thomas Wall, Jr.'s, ch. &. Aston
by Dexter Prince, dam by
General Dana .............. ) 9 /
lakewood Park Stock Farms b.
M. None Better, by Allendorf
dam Bashaw Belle, by Green's
basnaW .......-............................ 3
S. 9. Tryon's CHI e. Colonel Nc
Nasser by Starlight dam by
Whipple's Hambletonian 8 g 8
falo Alto stock Farms b. IN.
Orphina, by Norval dam, Or
pnan Gil, by Piedmont. 2 2 DIR
w. ID. McCarty's b. m. Maggie
by Dexter Prince, dam by
eerleSS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 dis
P. Brandow's b. e. Free Coinage
by Abbottsford, dam Agnes,
Time, 2:21 2:19-2:I 2:aoL-e:22.
FOURTH RACE.
This was for the 2:1S trotting class, the
starters being l.. j. Roses Richmond J..
y. w. Theuerkaufs Lee, T. T.. Keating's
Frank NJ. and w. Fieldwick's Beaury
Nc. In the pools Richmond was the ia
yorlte at 500, S65 for Frank NJ. and SIl0
for the field.
style OF sulky. After scoring a number
OF times the word was given when Frank
was several lengths behind and gallop-
ing. Richmond and Beaury both broke
on the turn, and Lee led at the quarter,
richmond second and Frank third.
Beaury moved up on the backstretch,
and Richmond breaking Beaury took
second place alter passing the half Lee
leo around to the seven-eighths pole,
where he left his feet and Richmond
came up and took the lead, winning in
the splendid time of2:l5, Beaury length
and half behind, Lee third and Frank
last.
The pools now sold at $40 on Richmond
to $40 tor the field.
Second heat = Richmond came very
near losing this heat by getting in a
pocket on the first turn. At the quarter
Beaury had the lead, Frank second, with
Richmond tapping. These positions were
maintained to the half and around to the
homestretch, where Frank had closed
half length and was Tapped on Beaury.
Here Richmond came along and took
second place, and when he collared
Beaury at the draw-gate the latter quit,
giving the heat to Richmond by neck,
Frank very close third. The heat was
made in 2:l7.
Third heat-Richmond had this heat all
his own way, leading from wire to wire
and finishing strong in PIG, Beaury Nc.
four lengths behind and Frank NJ. four
behind him.
AGRICULTURAL PARK, SACRAMENTO, Sep
TENDER 10, 1S92.-State Fair meeting.
Purse of 81 900 for trotters, 2;1S class
l.. j. Rose. Jr.' b. g. Richmond, Jr,
by A. w. Richmond; dam, un-
i i l
William Fieldwicks b. e. Beaury Nc,
by Nephew; dam, by Mcclellan Q Q
L. +. keatiDg's CHI. G. Frank NJ by
Pram; dam, by General Dana..... g
q. w. Theurkaufs CHI. G. Lee, by Gen.
eral Lee; dam, Sis, by Eugene Cass-
irna Oh Oh OIL