The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-03
ALL THE FAVORITES WIN.
1t Was a Profitable Day for the Talent
at Petaluma.
JOCKEY GORD0i SEVERELY INJURED.
Richmond Jr. Will Meet Mckinney on the Last Day
-. Of the Fair in the Great Free
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for All TrOt. = =:
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

- Special to THE MORNING CALL
| PETALUMA, Sept. 2-The fair reached
| fts:cIlmax to-day and will. be brought to- a
close Tomorrow. The second grand stock
| parade opened the proceedings and the
/ majority of the 5000 people W ho crowded the
grand. stand to witness it remained tor the
afternoons racing after picnic under the
/ trees:
I There was plenty Of racing. but it was:
somewhat tame, as with one exec ptiOn, the
twatyear- old heat race, it was very ones sided.
-Four out of the five winners were pre-
dieIed In TILE CALL.
Again the weather was superb and the
day passed off without hitch, save for the
unfortunate accident to Gordon, the driver
0f.C. w S,in the second heat Of the 80
|. trot. A subscription is being made for him
among the hOrsemen. :: e..:
:. All agree that the tair has been the most
Successful one held fer years.
:: Hwas dusk before the racing was con-
I efnded and the two-year old tr0t had to be
| postponed untiI to morrow.
;: The Unfinished Trot.
:.At n oon the :bejl rang out for the unfn-
| islfed tros. for the $40 class, THE CALLS
|: Sefeetion,. Eenmar and Anteeo Richmond
}faYing two heats each. There was plenty
of<speculatlon, the former selling at S25 for
Sf3, johnson, who drove the gray, seemed
t. ~fteternined Eet to score UP with his oppo-
nent. and horses and spectators alike were
soon wearied. Antee0 had a length the
best of the start. but broke twice. and
LeGhlar opened up fifteen lengths gap.
Both were dead tired as they entered the
stretch. where the gray, by series Of
hro t1yca 7a,nrA mn AN nd nj Q nd
under the wire first. The judges, however.
/: awarded the heat and race to Lenmar.
TIME, :30112-
;: SUMMARY. g. -.
=. PErALuMA. Sept. 2 rrottIag 2 40 class Purse
S4OO
Ie4iIlsr.; Ii b. s., by A1rnar, dam Leonore. -,
Aates6 EehGcd {. s. By Antseo. dam
sS ar&t sS@ nstoS b. m Gy xniese dam
f&ss':'aS5e ss5e9[asa3 siiaaeea
-. s. ~ Princess a Victor. 50.
THE CALLS tip. Princess, won the two
heats of the unfinished trot with:great ease
sfrem Ddc Button in 2 :32A and 2:S2A.
:::*: ~: SUMMARY. ......
same day-Trettiug. Purse $500. ....:
PIfr:eess &, by Wolseley, dam Oakland
os aaa sssston foEsSrST'S9 y g. 3 i !
Itltsy syllkes, b, m, BY. Young wilkes tMc-
Tine. III ~ z2 81 's'
j." .; First Race. -.
F. >f:he two-year-OA running repeat race was
next on the card. D0nna Lila was a bot
: faNerfte. while the remaining pair. Duke
Stevens and Estrelfa, were also supported
/ Fhe first heat was won. by Duke Stevens
freni start TO finish, with the fayerite id
seeDnt place. The start. was a poor one,
butt The time good, ;46s4
H. The Duke was new q hot shot indeed,
and. after allowing Estrella to race in front
/ IN the second heat, came away aud won the
Estrella in the fast time Of 1924. The WIN
=ner showed himself good repeater, while
/: DONNA Lila has fallen off sadly from her
old form.
-: -: SUMMARY:
Same day-Running: swo.year-olds; Half mile
hpke stevens, ch C.. by Duke of Norfolk dam
hssn T. ~ ba1e Of NarfoG dam Belle
peaa d L Liza sSs e. 6y daao, dam Blue Mountain
4 Bettng: First heat--I TO . Donna Lila, 7 to 5.
.Duke stevens. to Donna Lila, Alto Estreila.
E& ?:.@ second Racs.
" The trio connecting for The all-age mile
<dash were Lottle Mills, ESperanza aud Ty-
:rana. Appleby's gallant little mare WAS
played for dollars and cents, and the pool
seller had to work to get 50 against SIS for
tile daughter of. Judge McKiustry Tie
| runpingright away from TyT0na. nose and
nose, around the tatn for home. For mo-
fnent or two Iiottie iattered the hopes of
/ The shortenders coming dawn the stretch.
/. The peuple cheered the pair as they raced
along, but when Willie Spence called on
Esperanza she RESPONDED as game as apeb-
/: bic and wen. II good race by a neck with.
L plenty te spare. Time slow. ! Az
+ SUMMARY. -.
same Ciay@Rnnning: one mile. Purse $500:
'Esperanza, ch. m, ,bg.Judge Mcktnstry, dam May
roftie Nils, b m, By Coione1 clark, dam eratI.
ryr9sa yas iGe S by Iyrant dam Ola los pounds
tt9rpny 6; -.
Betting: Books1Esperanza to 8, ,Lottie Mnls5
70 /. Iyroaa 20 to l. Auction poels-Esperanzs
I :. No pools we're sold on the three.year-old
stallion Produce stakes, Rustic King won
the first: heat in "a square trot in 2:40h.
Columbus, his ealy opponent, breaking and
pacing at various stages of the journey.
Rustic King took the SO e3ond heat handily
from the hobbling Columbus in 2:S6A. and
the third heat and race in a similar manner
In "a. = ".:::
: SUMMARY.
same day-TrOtting; three-year;cld stallion Pro-
.duce stakes.
Rustic ming, & o:f oJ his'VOi uain "S]eio -.
c6in@6 bus, b. c., by McDonaIi Chief, dam
fsn"y A0ii Time. 4sI aaei5s-a:56i4&2:i0
;.'. Fourth Race:
+: The greatrace ON the days programme
was the 80 trot. Punters picked upon
Fitzsimmons as tile good thing of the race
and he soId on choice at $40, Jessie sold out
| for $40 and the seven others were bupched
In 1he field for S34. There was "a lOt of tire
5aNn :
field, but the judges missed one or two
chances of a send-off before the word WAS
given. ;Fitzsmmons dreve out in front and
kept there. None of the others seemed to
| be able to live with him, and the first heat
| was IA big jog for him. Delmars finished
second. Time. 2:24A.
| In scoring for the second heat, when
Gordan. the driver of G w S. was turning to
| score. lie turned too short, and Delmas,
| driven by Harris, smashed into him .accl-
| dentally. The sulky was broken, and, amid
| the shrieks of the affrlghted ladies in the
/ stand, GOrdan. holding on. manfully, was
even tually thrown our, and sustained a Sc
rious fracture of the right ankle. c w 5
/ was cut in the off bindeg, but was able to-
| trot again, with Mcdowell in the sulky.
| Fitzsfmmons made his hackers tremble IN
+ the second heat by breaking In the upper
/ turn and backsrretch. Z VS. led around to
+ the ifGmestretch, with -Delmas in close at
l. Tendance. FiiZy came like locomotive,
+ however, overhauling the leaders one by
/ one, and won, like the racehorse that he IS.
| In 2 ;26; Delmas was second again, and
| Jessie was distanced.
The third heatand the race was practically
+ a walk0ver for the speedy Fltz, aud he w on
I looking back undera pull in 2:26.
| :. SUMMARY.
+ Same day-Trottng, 2:3O class.
Fitzsmmons. ch. g.. by Dexter Prince, dam :
Lady Fracture .................. l
Demas. b. H.: by AraIoone. dam Queen. .....2
f: c. s. b, h. by Ahbottsford, dam MuIdoon. s
by 4 ". Eich@ond no d. n,.". coios...
8 .a.p' ~ goan s....oa. a bs5
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