The morning call., 1894-09-12

! iuR IOr Jne front with Clpllo'
Entering tho stretch be made his point,
and-wa leading a length in front OF Sid
moor. with Belle third. Down the stretch
to and under the wire thev hnlShed
ID that order. Klikitat Maid. Ollnda Rich-
mond, Touchet, Golden West ana Andy
finished as named. The time of the heat
was 2:19.
Bellies continued Improvement brought
great Joy to her supporters, bGt they were
doomed to DISAPPOINTMENT as thls was not
her day. In the pools Belle sold for $40.
the field $35 and Ciblo S2t. The next, the
fourth heat, was uneventfu, except for
hackers of the favorte. who saw their
good money going up in smoke.
Cibilo took the head at tie start, Golden
West second. Sdmoor third, and The field
spread out.
There was very little change in the DO
sitions, Cibilo never being crowded and
landing the heat easily in 2:19, Sidmoor
second, Belle third. TOuchet, Ohnda. Rich
mond. Kikiiat Maid and Golden iWest
finished as named.
There were only three starting in the
deciding heat, Cibilo. Sidmoor and
Iouchet, the rest going TO the stable. The
heat needs very little description, Cibllo
leading the entire distance and pacing the
mile in 2:23A. Sidmoor was second and
| Iouehet third.
A big plunge was made TO get even on
the third race, the 2:24 class trot.
The spectators picked Pearl Fisher to
pull them out on the day. but she will
probably join Belle, having one heat in
! four TO her credit and the race unfinished.
In the race were Chloe, Emin Bey, Aban-
teeo, Chico Lynmont. Elisa S and Pearl
Fisher. Before the first heat pools sold {:
Pearl Fisher $50, Elisa S $50 and the field
S46
! After some tedious scoring they were
tapped off, Lynmonr. Pearl Fisher ana
AbanteeO leading in the order named.
| Down The backstretch nearly the whole
! field broke, with the exception Of AbanteeO
and LynmOnt. At the half pole LynmOnt
and ADanteeo were trotting as a team.
Going around the buck turn the field COM
menced moving up on the two leaders.
Entering the stretch Pearl Fisher came
very fast TO the front, and taking the lead
kept it to. the wire. an easy winner in
2:2OR, Abanteeo second. Chloe third, and
Chico, Elisa P. Lynmon finished as named.
Emln Bey was distanced.
IOI lH6 SbCOuu HGhL odli IlcnCI SOiO
against the field. They were sent away
without much delay. Pearl Fisher leading
to the half-mile pole, Abanteeo second,
three lengths in front Of the others. AT
this point both broke, ana Chloe passed
the m and took the lead, which he held 10
the wire, although Pearl Fisher came very
fast down the stretch. LynmoDt VAS
third, length away. Chico fourth. Elisa
) fifth, AbaDteeo sixth.
Pearl Fisher showed so much speed in
| the last heat that sne sold favorite over
the field for the third heat, bringing S35
| against SIS ior the field. AS tie judges
sent them off Chloe took the lead down
the backstretch and led by two lengths.
/ Pearl Fisher was second and Chico third
! Past the half Chloe had Increased his lead
/ TO four or five lengths.
Mercer now commenced driving Elisa S
I for the lead. aud overhauling Chloe she led
/ by half length into the stretch, with Pearl
! Fisher at ChlOe's bike. It was dollars to
apples Elisa would win the heat, but by
a splendid piece of driving Dustin managed
to win the heat almost under the wire.
| Pearl Fisher was third, Chico, LynmCnt
! and AbanteeO bringing UP the rear.
Now the talent made another rush,
| Chloe being eagerly grabbed up at $50, the
field bringing $10 1t was getting late, so
the judges hurried the horses out for the
next heat and sent them away to good
! start. Chloe went out in front, with Elisa
z second. Pearl Fisher was third pleD Iy
| OF daylight between her and the field. In
this order they trOtied to the half.
The pace was a i tie hot and Chloe
went in the air. Elisa S took the lead
aud held it throughout the heat to the
| wire, amid the wild enthusiasm of the
/ short enders. Chloe was second, two
/ lengths back, Chico third. Pearl Fisher
fourth. Lynmont fifth and Abanteeo bad
sixth. 1t was now getting late, so the
judges decided to POSTPONE the race until
tomorrow at . P. NJ.
SACRAMENTO, Sept u.-1rotting three-year-
old stake rs class.
Aria, h. T., by Bernal- Ashby CDustin) ..aI1
Visaiia. b. +, By lris-Scratch (Ayers).....l 2
John Bury, b. c.. By AniinOus-M MuIdoon
Bet msdscn 6r t. by James Madison. .
Betsy Trotwood (Maben) .....,..3 3 4
Rayenscroft, b. c., by Guy Wilkss-EYa
mczeas. 2easss'y C. by Mckinney Grace Kaiser
(Dnrtee) ...........6 dis
Pacing 2:2O class, purse sIOO
! Cibllo. b. s., by Chas DerbJ-Addle Ash
sid@OoT, @%G.iI 3 81 by Sidney by the Grand
Moor lshanerJ. .......:....:..... 2 =
Sawyer -. .................. 3 3
Belle en- 6efn~'' @. by Melbourne King Kiii; 70
Anay MHt5s ok 'fugy1n2 % by eastwood cMabenj Fo
| hikitat Maid, b. m by AltamontCap-
tam Sieger Jr (Delanol -. b ro