The herald., 1895-07-26
Trotting Horse Breeders Asso-
citation at Sacramento
AT SAN FRANCISCO
Battle Royal on the Wheel Between
Gardner and Bald
Records Accepted-Turf Events on Eastern
Tracks-Dongs on the Diamond.
Sporting Notes
Associated Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
SACRAMENTO, July 25.-This was
ladies' day at the Trotting Horse Breed
ers' association meet at Agricultural
park. All the banks and business houses
closed at - O'Clock and gave their e'u-
ployees u half holiday. The result was
that the attendance was several times S
large as on any preceding day of the
meeting. Ladies were admitted free and
the fair sex was largely in evidence. The
youth and beauty of the city filled tne
grand stand.
At . p. m. there was grand parade of
all the celebrities stabbed at the park. AS
they passed the grand stand their names,
pedigrees and performances were called
out. W. Wood, Diablo, Touchet, Del
Norte. Chehallis and others were greeted
with applause.
The association was much pleased with
the attendance today and announced that
for the balance of the season ladies would
be admitted at the gate and to the grand
stand free.
The fifth race today was a match trot
between the trotter George Wiley and Bay
Rum. Both proved to be bad breakers
and neither was very speedy. In the frs,
heat both ran in front of the eighth pole
and they are neither very good sprinters,
for Wiley took the heat in 2:30ls. Bay
Rum took the second and third heats in
2:2ll% and 2:30lS. All they wanted was
to get in the $3.50 class and neither sue
ceeded.
The Esecond race was special two
year-old pace with six entries-Jennie
Nc, Susie l.. Umahilis, Agitato, King
T,.Ia rhn hot
ting before the start was: Jennie Nc,
500 field Sl5. The colts were given the
word to go on the first score. Jennie
Nc led at the first quarter, closely followed
by Bismarck and Agitato. AT the half
Jennie Nc was still in the lead, King
Cadenza second. Coming into the stretch
King Cadenza led by half a length from
Jennie Nc, Bismarck nalf length to
the rear. 1t was close finish. Bismarck
coming under the wire half length in
advance of Jennie Nc, Susie l. half
a length back, King Cadenza fourth.
Time. 2:26.
The horses had a good start for the Sec
ond heat. Bismarck led to the quarter;
Jennie Nc. close up. At the half Prince
Bismarck led Agitato oy length. Jennie
Nc second, Bismarck third. and they
finished the heat in that order, Agitato
winning by two lengths. Time, 2:20
For two-year- olds this was great heat
neither one of the youngsters breaking in
the entire mile.
In the third heat of the two-year-old
pace, Susie l. fouled King Cadenza just
on the turn. One of the wheels of the
bicycle was broken and she did not COM
pete farther. Jennie Me took the heat,
Prince Bismarck second, Agltato third.
Time. , 30
sAgitato surprisd every ona by taking
the fourth heat ana race in 2:20l4. Jennie
Nc second, Prince Bismarck third.
The third race for the 2:17 trotters
brought out nine starters. This was
betting game and thousands Of dollars
went into the pool box. Margaret Worth
was big tavorite and sold against the
following field: Manning, Nellie W.,
Paloma Prince, Mlevar. Hammock and
Montana. The favorlte took the first two
heats in 2:17M and 2:lS Hamrock, who
came in sixth IN the first two heats. took
the third, fourth and fifth and the race
i'll 2:19l4. 2:17A and 2:20H.
The last event of the day was a special
pace for the 2;19 pacing class. 1t brought
out six starters. Loupe, Gertrude c..
Eagle, Golden West. Prince Nutwood and
Dar n. Pools sold rapidly at to l on
Golden West against the field. The
talent made no mistake this time for
Golden West won as he pleased in straight
heats in 2:17%. 2:l64 and 2:17%.
Golden Vest is the property of Superior
y
fore the Judge bought him he was known
as French He has always been known to
be speedy but excitable and in the past
was not much use in a race. He is now
as steady as a clock and will no doubt win
many good race before the season closes.
lie is by Royal George, jr., dam Old
Togue, by High Tongue.
Tomorrow's programme will be a 200
pace, 2:25 trot and a two-mile trot.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-The tav-
orites took the last two races. The others
were taken by second and third choices.
About six furlngs, ,selling-Cadeau won.
Wild Rose second, Hello third. Time,
1:14&.
Half a mile. maiden two-year olds-
Encino won. Bell Oak second, Clara john
son third. Time, :50A.
Five and half furlongs, selling-Craw-
ford won, Ike l.. second. Nabopolas sar
third. Time, 1:08l5.
Half mile, maiden two-year oids-
Grady won, Prince Hooker second. Glad
ette gelding third. Time, 80.
One mile and a quarter. five hurdles
Autel won. Hanford second, Mendocino
third. Time. 2:21.
CINCINNATI, July 25.-Oak'ey results
-Four and half furlongs- Belle
Brummel won, Alice w. second, Julie
third. Time, 5GL.
Seven furlongs-Leo Lake won, The
Reaper second, Brendoo third. Time
1:27M.
One mile-Urania won. Olive second,
Jane third. Time. :41M.
Ohio stakes, value $l50o. mile and a
quarter-Pepper won, VOORHEES, second,
Rhett Goode third. Time, 2:09.
Four and q half furlungs-Screna won,
Forget second, Fair Lady third. Time,