The record-union., 1894-09-13

and upward. one mile. brought out Duke
stevens l22. Articus, Charles A. and
LoVdai, each 100 pounds up. The scratch
Ing OF Cadmus left Lovdal the favorite at
$50. Articus s67 and the field $40 Peter
Brandow took d. NJ. Burns place as
timer, the latter having a horse in the
race.
A excellent start was had, Articus soon
going to the front. At the quarter Duke
stevens was Tapped on him. Charles A.
thlrd and close up. Lovdal trailing. As
the haIf was reached Loydal was moving
up gradually, but was ouly third at tine
nead OF the homestretch, where Charles
a. was leading. The race TO the wire
was driving one, all the Jockeys whip
arms flying lively. Lovdal proved his
speed ana gameness by rushing to the
'front.'. leading under the wire by an open
length rom Articus in l:42I, Charles A.
thlrd and Duke Stevens fourth. The
track was probably two seconds slow, or
LovdaI would have beaten Del Mars rec
ord of l:4l4, which would have entitled
his owners TO 500 more.
SELLING RACE-For two and three-year-olds:
SIX furlongs.
Burns 4 Warehouses; ch. C. Lovdal. by
Wlidldle-Free Love, 112..................... ...... /
George Van Gorden's b. C. Articus by Ar
gyle-Glenloch, IL ....................... 2
Charles a. Browns blk. c. Charles A., by
Jonn A-karly
Time, 1:421a.
FOURTH RACE.
This was six furlongs dash for two
and three-year-olds, selling. The start
ers were Niagara 81. Huntsman 50, Po-
laskI 80, Charea 50. Lady Jane 81. Border
Lassie 81 aud Miss Ruth SO. The pools
sold: Polaskl 500, Border Lassie S75.
Lady Jane $40, Niagara $25 and the
field $40.
After several breakaways the flags fell
and the race was under way, except that
one morse was lett at the post Alter
going about hundred yards the Jockeys
began to pull up, the second tiagman
having called, Come backn' though
some OF the horses went as far as the half
mile post, Two or three returned to the
starting point, but Charea, Huntsman
and Lady Jane were down near the half
pole when Miss Ruth's jockey, under the
trainers instructions, dashed off up the
track. Lady Jane joined her, and Charea
ana Huntsman, seeing the other two
coming, took fresh start, and the four
ran TO the wire, Charea first, Huntsman
second, Lady Jane third and Miss Ruth
fourth. The time from the fall of the
flag Till the finish was 2:26l.
Alter hearing the facts concerning the
nasco, the judges declared all pools off,
but the race was to stand.
FIFTH RACE.
The last race of the day was one mile
and sixteenth, the only starters being
Happy Day l0S, Royal Flush lI2 and
Blizzard ITO. 1t was great betting race,
Happy Day being the tavorte at SIlO,
Royal Flush $40 and Blizzard $50.
Royal Flush and Blizzard ran in front
up TO the halt, with Happy Day trailing.
On the far turn the latter began tc close
the gap of several lengths that separated
him from the others, but he was too late
to win, Blizzard coming first under the
wire IN l:4S4. Royal Flush third.
The ORANGE STAKE-Handicap for three
year-oids and upward; one mile ana one
sixteenth.
A 3. Spreckels' br. h. Blizzard, by Trade
Wind-Trampo, 1lo..........................,..
M. l. hellys br. g. Happy Day, by EN-
George Howsons CHI S. Royal Flush. by
Three Cheers -Rosette, I12..............'....'. IL
Time, 1:4S1a.