The morning call., 1892-09-02
PiLO ALTOS PROGENY.
The TWo.Year-Old Filly AVena Makes
Remarkable Time.
PRTiLUMiS SPORT MARRIED By one RACE
The Third Day Events at MaryHile and Vancouver,
=: WASH, Tracks Pass OF Without
a Hitch.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

Special to THE MORNING CALL.
PETALUMA, Sept. 1.-As the fair pro-
crosses the attendance seems 10 grow. The
stands were packed soon after noon to-day.
Small fields -characte rized the afternoons
sport.
The most noteworthy incident of the day
was the trotting of the two-year-old filly
Avena. by Pal0 Alto out Of Astoria. in 30.
This was remarkable performance and of
great interest to lovers of the trotting hGrse
from the fact that not only was the time
wonderful but that the fifly is the first OF
Palo Altos progeny to enter the 2:30 list
: Peko, the three -year-old Eiectioneer flly,
also beat her record of 2:29 by half sec
ond. Both the 40 trot and the special
race had to be postponed after trotting heats
in the mOonlit twilight :.
First Race. :-:
When the crowd had massed around the
poolbox the selling was very lively on the
unfinished pacing race. First of all Chris
Smith was the favorite against the field,
and then spectators switched around.
Wien the market settled down 1t was S25
for the field and Sl1 for Chris Smith,. AT:
the fifth attempt the word was shouted,
Hazel FL having the pole. The mare made
three bobbles in the upper turn, but she.
lost nothing by it, and kept even up with.
the game gelding Chris Smith. The pair
were going like double team around the
hail., Hazel again skipping on the back
stretch. From this point she gradually
forged ahead and won as she liked, slowing
upin 2:19 Boswell w beat Chris Smith by.
Two lengths for. tile place. The judges set
the mare back for breaking and gave the
heat to Harry Agnew.s horse, WHO thereby
got fast second and the muual-players
got soup. -. 4. - -.
In the deciding heat Hazel, after breaking
a couple of times. trailed around to the
homestretch. with Bosw ell out in front.
She then went up and passed the others
like shot out Of a gun and came pulling
up in 2:22A. -. - -:
SUMMARY.
PErALUMA. Sept. Pacing 2:25 class.
HAIL H. b. nj by BlsmaFck, dam by =.
CHRIS Smith e &, 6YGay wilkes; dam
Boswell jf, ch: h., by Boswell dam :. :
maggie l. blk M by Legal Tender .Jr
CHARLES nih ss DERBY vsoiIn b. By Stein dam eiS
rims, s s:22l4 q ~ -2:352 12!is I
Second Race.
The first dark spot to mar the weeks
dash for three-year- 0dS. There were four
starters and IyFona was played as a het
favorite despite. tile fact that Inkerman
was In the race at weight for age. Ths
whole race was suspicious one from start
to finish and should have been declared no
race by the judges and run over without
doubt When the flag fell the rider of Ink
I ernlan pulled him riSht.up thinking, as he
says, it would only be a Sreakaway, This
threw Inkermsn away back. tryrona. the
fav0rte, ran the race, but the old warncrse
came in the stretch like a streak. of light
and finished third. close upon Stella. who.
was second. Pat Carroll last,
The rider OF the latter then went up in
the stand and claimed foul against Stella
for .unlawfully crossing hiniain the stretch.
The judges upheld the foul and gave Pat
Carroll second #place. The time for the
race, 1 1l15, WAS very poor. ::
SUMMARY.
Same day-Runbing: three-y ear olds and upward.
Five and half furlongs. Purse s201. -: E
1yrona, br. m. by yFant.: dam ona,l13 pounds
PAT Carroll III pounds Nsayj
inkerman' ~ pounds lsyel;...... ............:.3
Stella. 1lS pounds, finished second. but was dis:
qualified for fOulinG. $50 >.
+: Betting: /. to = yrona; Z 10 s. Inkermsn s TO
each Pat Carroll and Stella. -.
Auction pools s25 Tyrona, sl2 sanbofn'a
stable, 81 for Fat Carroll: 80;
|: -. Third Race. - :.
II.
fffy Avena met: the Derby colt Cascade.
The :filIy: won the first heat handily trotting
IN pTetty STYLE: The: mile was made in.
1861. The winner coming from the half.
in a 2 "a gait. " :: -. -
:Ayena won the next heat and.:race in
beau1ifut shape. beating Cascade away off,:
treat cheering went up when 1t was ans
nounced that the time was 2:30. She is the
+ first of the prOgenX:of the late lame1 ted.
tr0ttlng chalnpion Pal0 Alto. {2:0894) to 60
In the list, and as a. two-year, old too. She
made the last half mile In 1:1o1a, as2:21
gait, and the aStQuarter in SO seconds.
::~% ~ SUMMARY. :. III.
): Same day-Trotting. free for all two year:olds,
Ayens CHI L, by parO sito, dam Astoria (Phip. $
caseadech C. BY Charles Derby dam Idol
pe"e I"Dsi'5 Time 1854 - 80. $. -
j. Fourth Race. ..:.: .::.:
. The Electioneer fily Peko won the first
heat of tIe three yesr-old trot in easy. Style
the latter broke badly. but had no show
anyway. %Peko .trotting splendidly nego-.
tiated the mile in 2 :271a. thus. beating her
I record, =: =.
-. SUMMARY :.:# s: s.. &.
Same day-Free for all rhreesyear-oidsr two In
Peko. b.: T.. BY Electiopeer dam Penelope
NoIanes 81. by qayota, dam by Patshen Jr =
- : -. Time, "a - :271a.@
-. .rs Fifth Race-Un finished. -. -:
The booksellers had been taking little
holiday to"themselves for an hour or SO
before the 2:4Q trot. Speculation. liyened
up then, and they were soon busy selling
Lenmar for $50 against Anteso RichmGnd,.
and Lady Arlington in the field. The gray
broke: badly in: the upper:turn, Lenmar
winning in a Jog from Anteeo Richmond;
:by ten lengths, The mare getting the flag.
| Time, 2 20: -
Inihe second heatthe gray broke couple
| of times and fell back. He closed up big
| gap: in. a,.marvelous manner, but Berry
| mans style in handling the whip behind
T. Uenmal drove him To "a break and the lat
ter took the:heat by a neck in 2:25.
-: Anteeo Richmond then -sho wed taste OF
| his quality by winning the next two heats
| in 2:24s4 and 2:2S. when the race was post
poned owing TO darkness having set in: =
| -. Sixth: Race Unfinished.
A special trot was Made up for the
| Princess, Kitty Wilkes, Combination and
| Doc. Button. Combination sold choice
against the field before tile first heat; 1T
was another surprise for the clever division,
/ for Princess trotted right ont in front and
| won under q pull. in 2:27h Combination
| ana Kitty Wilkes were distanced. 1t was a
| terrible fall-down for the talent. Doc But
| ton then: beat Princess handily in the next
| heat in 2 80, whent the judges postponed the
race until tomorrow. :. -
:To-Day's Events. "
/ In addition to the two unfinished trot:
T po stponed from to-day there are two trots
/ The most likely candidates for the yariou;
/ events are: =
| :. Unfinished 2:40 Irot. Lenmar. ~. ). -.
/ Unfinished special trot, Princess:
Running, .half-mile dash and repeat, Donna
| Lila. -. go = :
| :" Pitnnjnt, .yaiio "A eh. ortIa NfIts :
/ $50 tiot, .EiIZslmmons orr w S.
:, Ihrec:year.old tfot, Columbus.
| -. BIG POOLBOx HARVEST. =.