The record-union., 1894-09-11

The judges were Directors Green and
Wilson and Mr.. Howason of Ventura.
Timers. Director Chase, d. NJ. Burns and
ii. f. Agnew. K. ID. Brown filled the
difficult position of starter to the satisfac-
tion OF all except those whose horses
were not in the lead when the flag fell.
The weather was hot during the early
portion of the afternoon, but later on a
gentle breeze came up from the south,
cooling the atmosphere aud bringing
comfort to those who had sweltered.
FIRST RACE.
First on the programme was three
quarters dash for two-year-olds - Rey
Alfonso llS, $50, Flashlight us, 50, Gal
lant llo, 81, Alaric lib, Charea los, Ike
l.. l03. and Maio Diablo as field, So
On saturday night Flashlight sold sec
ond Tor SZ5.
Just before the race Rey Alfonso was
announced as scratched, owing to the
1act that he had not been entered at the
proper time. All money played on him
IL the pools was returned.
Alter lew breakaways the colts got
the nag lo rather Struggling start
flashIight was well in front when the
hall was reached, with Gallant an open
length behind, the others strung out. On
the iaf turn DlaDlo made an effort to
reach the front, but failed by consider
able. Down the stretch all the Jockeys
pIed their whips and spurs, but there
was no change in the positions. Flash
light led Gallant an open length undor
the wire III lilo, Ike l.. third, Diablo
fourth, Charea fifth and Alaric sixth.
CALiFoRNlA ANNUAL STAKE (Running)-A
SWeepsiake Tor two-year-oldS; six furlongs.
W; NJ. Murry's b. c. tlashlight, by SURF
man, uam Laura Winston t1lS) )................
n. Is. Spreckels b. g. Gallant, by Fellow
cnarm; dam Jennie Belshaw ais ......... 2
Garden City Stables ch. C. Ike L., by MAJOR
ban. dam MISS Flush l02l
Aiarlc Malo Diaolo and Charea also ran.
Time, I:l5.
SECOND RACE.
The next event was a one and one-six-
teenth miles handicap, the starters being
Lovdal ul4) 500, Artlcus (IIS) $50, GIlead
IiI9l 30, Carmel (9o) Alexis and
1oiaSkl each 80 pounds, in the field S45
Alexis carried five pounds overweight
Ihls was grand race, and neither
morse had 1t until the wire was crossed
PcIaski led oil, with Alexis second. Car
mel tapping as they came by the stand.
AT the quarter-pole Poaski led, Carmel
being III second place. Going up the
stretch Lovdal let out few links and
moved up second. AT the head OF The
last stretch he went TO the front nandily
and woD IN l:4o4 ArticuS rushed up in
the last few yards ana had his nose at
Loydai's tail at the wire. Folaski "a good
thlfd and the others all well up.
CAPITAL CITY STAKE (running}-A handicap
sweepstahe tor three year-oids; one ana one
SlXte1utn mile 5.
Burns Il Warehouses; CHI c. Lovdal. bv
HolQle-lrue Love, II 4.........................
/ George Van Gordon's b. c. Arlicus by Ar
gyIe--Glenlock, .......... ... .
George HoWson' b. G. Polaski, by Captain
Al-OO!d Cup, 3
Glleau, ALEXIS ana Carmel also ran
lime, l:4o14.
THIRD RACE,
For the one-nile handicap the starters
were Zobair llj, $50; Pescador ITO. SI5:
Duke stevens llU, Garcia 50, and ROYAL
Flush, in the field, 81.
IN this race Pescador proved himself 10
De great racehorse. He not only cut o 1t
/ the pace from the start, but held his adj
vantage from eend 10 eend," rs old ohm
! Harper used TO say. Royal Flush was
second into the far turn, here Zobair
ran side by side with him, but did not beat
! him out for place. Pescador won without
! being pressed, in the excellent time of
l:4l4, Royal Flush second, Lobalr (the
tavorlel being third, Garcia fourth and
/ Duke Stevens last, but all well up.
! PURSE $500 running)-One mile.
! ID. IL. Dckey u Co.'S b.h. PeScador by Gano -
Media Howard, 11O............
George howson,s CHI h. Royal Flush, by
Three Cneers-kosetta, ia. -............. 2
! Sycamore Stables b. h. Zobair, by St saw
ior-NiShthawk, 115...................... 3
Duke Ste ems ana Garcia also ran.
/ Time, 1:4154.
FOURTH RACE.
There was good field of starters in the
! fifteen six teenths Of mile - Blizzard
| lZ2, SO. Happy Day l02, S25, AGi Z. 100.
sll. Quarterstatf l02. Golddust 93, Raph-
ael 80, selling in the field for 81, lhis
/ was The rating on Saturday night, but
! just before the race Happy Day sold for
/ 500, Blizzard $50, and the ield $40.
Happy Day sustained the confidence of
/ lon lrarG nv ,s,,1.
contested race in l:36. The horses were
punched nearly all the way, Blizzard
/ leading at the half and around the turn
where Happy Day was sent Tor the race
Abi p. and Blizzard finished close behind
! the winner and apparently on dead even
| terms. The Judges, however, gave the
! place to Abb +.
| SELLING PURSE for three-year oIds and mn
! ward; seven ana oDe-half furiongs
NJ. j. keliy's br. b. Happy Day, by Emperor
G. Pachecos ch. M Abi r, by Three Cheers
Dairy Maid, ,109................... Q
A. b. Spreckels' br. h. Blizzard. by Trade
Wind-Tramps, 3
ran.
Time, 1876.
FIFTH RACE.
! The last race of the day was for maid
| ems, three-fourths of mile, the starters
being Headtlower 49, $40, Laurel So. $50.
Adelante 80 %, Lily Ayers 104, Eulalia So
and Cymor l06. in the field, 50. Before
the race Headtlower brought S25, Ade-
lante $24 and the field Sl4.
! Laurel got away in the lead and for
nearly half mile led the bunch, EuIalia
/ close up. When the three quarter pole
! was reached Adelante was in front. with
Headilower making play to get there. 1t
was driving race down to the wire. but
Adelante was not headed and he crossed
the line length in front OF the favorite in
l:l53, Laurel third. Cymor was pulled
up after going quarter and trottei in.
MAIDEN PURSE, for all ages; six furlongs.
Ii. ID. Brown $ b. c. AOelanJe, by III Rio Rev
-Ogaiena Hooker, 6.....................'.. /
a. B. Spreckels' br. Headfower, by Flood
w. l.. Appleby's b. f. Laurel, by Duke of
Norfoik-futurity, S3................. 3
Lily Ayers, Eulalia and Cymor also ran
Time, IL 51@.
The Races To-Day.
There are three races promised for this
afternoon, two trotting and one pacing,
The starters and their positions in the
pools last night are as follows:
Trotting, three year-olds. DDS class