The record-union., 1892-09-10
THE STATE FAIR.
CONTINUED FROM FOURTH PAeE.I
SECOND RACE,

SECOND RACE.
The Sunset stake came next, sweep
stake for 3-year-olds, mile and one
eighth. But three horses came to the
post-Elmwood stables Elmwood, l12;
Rudy & Longworthy's Eva d., ia, and
George Dinsdalles Red Cloud, l22.
In the pools Elmwood brought $50 and
the other two $47.
Red Cloud acted very bad at the post,
repeatedly running away with his rider
and delaying the start. The send-oH was
good one however, and when the wire
Red Cloud and Elmwood trailing. On
the first turn Red Cloud was given his
head and when the quarter was reached
he led Eva by a half-length, Elmwood
close up. In this fashion they ran to the
half-mile, but on the far turn were strung
out so that there was just daylight be-
tween them.
Coming down the last stretch the riders
of Elmwood and Eva d. piled the whip
vigorously, while Red Cloud was running
easily with the race well in hand. He
led under the wire by length, Elmwood
second and Eva close up. The distance
was made in Lost.
AGRICULTURAL PARK. SACRAMENTO, Sept
TENDER 8, 1S92.-State Fair meeting. Sunset
stake, running, for 3-year-olds; one an one
eighth miles.
George Dinsdale names b. c. Red Cloud, by
Red Iron-AIaggid u. 122 pounds. L
Elnwood Stable names b. c. Elmwood, by
Nathan Coombs-Mollie H., 122................ 2
Rudy & Longworthy name ch. +. Eva D., by
Arthur H.-Lady Foster, 114.....-.............. 3
Time, 1881.
THIRD RACE.
The third race was the Rosemeade
Handicap, for all ages, one and a quarter
miles. 1t brought out Joseph Stephens
Wild Oats los, Elmwood FARMS Sir Wal
ter 112, Eureka Stables Canny Scott I22,
Owen Bros Captain Al 40, w. L. APP
pleby's Raindrop los and I'll. Jones' Al
mont lI5.
Sir Walter and Almont sold even in
the pools at $50, against $40 for Captain
Al and S4S for the field, but these rates
We're constantly changing, and lots of
money went into the pool-boX before the
horses were brought to the post. After
scoring six times the flag fell before the
horses and down they came to the wire,
Al leading, with Almont nose behind.
When the quarUer-poie was reached the
positions had not changed, except that
Raindrop had moved up to third place,
the other three being Tapped and close
up. Before the half was reached Almont
moved into the lead, and Captain APPS
rider resorted to the whip, but had to be
content with third place in rounding the
far turn. At the head of the stretch Rain
drop let out few links and waltzed to
the front, holding the position to the
wire, under which she passed length
ahead of Almont in 2:0S, Canny Scott and
Captain Al being about even for third
place. The Judges gave it to the Scotch
man.
Thus for the third time the "talent'
had been downed during the afternoon,
and heavily, too. Raindrop, the winner,
sold IN the field, and those who held field
pools won a pile of money.
AGRICULTURAL PARK, SACRAMENTO, Sep
TENDER 8, 1S92-State Fair meeting. Run
ming, Rosemead Handicap, for all ages; one
mile and one-quarter.
w. L. Appleby names b. IN. Raindrop, by
Wildldle-Imp. Teardrop, 10S...................
ID. Jones names b. Q. Almont, by Three
Cheers-Question.1 IL 2
Eureka Stable names ch. S. Canny Scot, by
Lelnster-I1bble Dunbar, 122.............-.... 3
Time-2:0S.
FOURTH RACE.
The selling purse, for all ages, three
quarters Of a mile, brought out a very
large field of horses-Miss Walling 100,
Ida Glenn 100, Lady Guenn 106, Reverie
l02, Initiation 100, Joshua 100, Gibson lI2,
Mackey 107, Zoe Harding l02, Albatross
10, Leila S. l04, Democrat l0l, Applause
10Y, Motto 90.
The pools sold-Field $50, Applause $50,
Initiation 81, Lady Guenn 81.
Seven attempts were made before the
horses got away, and then it was to stray
CLING start. Joe Harding was left at the
post, and after travelling q quarter OF a mile
IN a cloud of dust his rider pulled up and
Quit. 1t was a hot race up the stretch to
the half-mile pole, where Motto could be
distinguished in front Of the others. She
led the mob into the homestretch. where
Ida Glenn and Applause moved up.
Motto fell back, while Ida shot to the
front, with Applause at her throatlatch,
and thus they swept under the wire,
Motto being third The time was 1:14!.
AGRICULTURAL PARK, SACRAMENTO, Sep
TENDER 9, 1SS2-State Fair meeting. Sell
ing SweepstaEe, running, for all ages three
quarters of mile
Dan Miller names CHI. 10. Ida Glenn, by
Glenn Ellen-tlueen, 100....................,l
w. L.. Appeby names b. g. Applause. by
Three Cheers-Alice Ne, 1O7..................
l.; }: Rose names Oh. f. Motto, by Sir
Modred-Mottle, S........................... 3
Time, HAY.
FIFTH RACE.
The afternoons sport closed with sell
ing Sweepstake for two-year-olds, five
eighths of a mile. The starters We're
Maltese Villa Stables Panchita 100, Lee
dalia l13, Golddust los, Estrella 100, Ii
gress 50. In the pools Tigress sold for
SH 80, Ledalia $50, and the field $50.
At least fifteen times the colts broke
away, when Golddust got weary of wait
ing for the society of the others and
started Oft to have a race all by himself.
He carried his rider around to the head
of the stretch before the boy was able to
pull him up. Then several more attempts
were made before the flag fell to tolera-
bly, fair start. Iigress at once shot into
the lead and was two open lengths to the
fore at the head of the stretch. Running
easily she held her place to the outcome
in 1:034, Orrin second and Estrella third
AGRICULTURAL. PARK SACRAMENTO Septem-
Der 9, 1S92-State Fair Meeting Selling
sweepstake for two-year-olds, five-eighths
OF a mile.
N. OBJ McDonough names b. +. Tigress by
Prince of Norfolk-katie A. 95....,.. 1
W. l.. Appleby names b. C. Orrin, by John
Happy-JeSs, 10S................. ..............
Encino Stable names ch. f. Estrella, by Duke
s OF Norfolk-Belle w, 1O9..,...................3