The record-union., 1895-09-16
THE PIG PACE.


, 2:22.
THE 2:l9 PACE.
In the pacing race Loupe had won the
first heat in 2:l44 on Wednesday when
the race was postponed. The second heat
| was won yesterday by Birdroe in 2:l34.
Ruby NJ. second, Prince Nutwood third,
Ella w. fourth and Loupe last.
| The third heat was also won by Bird
! roe, Loupe second, Prince Nutwood
third, Ruby M. fourth and Ella last.
Time, 2:I6.s
Birdroe won the fourth heat in 2:l9.
Ruby NJ. second. Loupe third, Prince
| Nutwood fourth, and Ella w. last.
Summary-Purse $1,000. for PAGERS, 2:19
class.
John Bakers b. M Birdroe, by Mark
Monroe, dam by Whirlwind Chief
| (Bake
T. b. Marr's b. m. Ruby NJ by Al
mont Patchen, dam by Almont
| Agnew Stock Farms blk g. Loupe,
by John Sevenoaks-Lalla Rookh
B. Langford's blk. $. Prince Nut
| wood, by Dexter. dam by Nutwood
(Sanders); );..- ..;;;..-.2 3
L. H. Warburtons br. IN. Ella w,
| by Eros, dam by Robert st. Clair
F. NJ Days eh s. Dictatus, by Red
Wilkes Miss Lottie CBlgelowl wl...........dis.
Time-2:l41a, 2:1354, 2:16, 2:19.
REGULAR EVENTS.
The first of the running races scheduled
for the afternoon was for maiden 2-year-
| olds, five furlongs, in which the starters
were Pansy, LoDglady, Carnation and
! Treachsry.
In the betting ring the odds offered were
! s to l Pansy, to l Carnation, to Long
lady, 13 to 10 Treachery.
IL was all over in a flash. Carnation
| led into the last stretch, where Longlady
I -
| neck in l:024, Treachery second, Carna-
ton third, and Pansy last.
| Summary-Five furlongs for maiden 2-year-
Olds, purse S40O.
| Burns d Waterhouse's b. f. Longlady, by
Major Ban-Decoy Duck, k,1O5......................1 /
| j. u. Brown IL Co.'s b. +. Yreachery, by Han
over-Deceit.
a. b. Spreckels ch. f. Carnauon, by Flam-
beau-Analia,
Pansy, 100, also ran.
Time, 1922.
AUTUMN HANDICAP.
The second race on the list was the
Autumn Handicap for 2-year- olds, one
| mile. The starters were Elsie, Billy
| McCloskey, Mercedes Filly, Blooms bury,
| Heartsease, Lucretia Borgia Sam Leake
and Instigator.
The odds offered were to l against
Elsie. Bloomsbury and Sam Leake, 4
! Mercedes Filly, ) Heartsease, 3 Lucretia
Borgia and 3 Instigator.
| 1t WAS a superb race, and the eight
thousand people present were greatly eX
cited over it. Sam Leake led off and
kept to the front all the way into the last
stretch, closely pressed by Bloomsbury.
Lucretls Borgia ran third to the seven
eighths pole. where she shot to the front
and won in 1:44, Leake second and Elsie
third.
Summary-Autumn Handicap for 2-year-olds,
one mile.
Elmwood Farms ch. f. Lucretia Borgia,
by Imp. Brutus Lidette, 1O0....................
BUNS Il Warehouses; br. C. sam Leake, by
Darebln-Carrle T., lob. -. 2
Burns u Warehouses; ch. +. Elsie, by Eel
lowcharm-Elsie S., 90......-....-............. 3
Billy McCloskey 100 Mercedes FiLy 80.
Bloomsbury 12O, Heartsease ITO, and 1nsti-
gator lis, also ran.
Time-1:44.
THIRD RACE.
This was a free handicap. one mile,
winners at this meeting barred. 1t
! brought out Ike L., Peter IL, Claudius,
Duchess of Towers, McLight and Candid.
The book betting was against Ike L. 5
to /, Peter 2, Claudius 2, Duchess of Tow
ers i, Candid ). McLight opened at to
2, but was so heavily backed that the
bookmeu quit OH him.
Duchess of Towers led all the way to
the last stretch, Ike l.. in second place
and Candid third. There the horses were
all punched except that Claudius was
alone and iD the rear. McLight showed
most speed toward the close and beat the
Candid out by neck in l:42 Ike l.. third,
! Claudius fourth, Peter fifth and Duchess
last.
Summary-Free handicap, one mile; winners
at meeting barred.
J. II. Shields ch. C. McLight, by McDuf-
Iongalght, IL
a. b. Spreckels' blk. IN. Candid, by Splen-
dorCanary,