The record-union., 1895-09-13

half miles; value of stake. S1,025. The
starters were Bright Phmbus, Del Norte,
McLight, Annette and Lovdal.
In the betting 2 to was offered on
Phoebus, 6 to i Del Norte, z MoLight, s
Annette, and to Lovdal.
There was no delay at the start. Ar
nette went away in the lead AS they
passed the stand Phobus was second, Nc
Light third, Lovdal fourth and Del Norte
last AT the quarter Annette led by two
lengths from McLight, Ph9bus at the
latter's shoulder and the other two even.
Phebus outfotted the others up the
stretch, all going like the wind, and at
the half McLight was second, Annette
third, and LOvdal fourth. They were all
strung out around the turn, and coming
into the stretch PhPbuS led by two
lengths, McLight three ahead of Annette.
No one would have thought the horses
were running over any thing but the best
OF tracks as they came down the stretch,
and when the watches stopped on PhP-
bus at 2:0S1 cheer went up from the
crowd. McLight was a good second and
Del Norte came up from the rear and i'm
ished third.
Summary-Fan stake, handicap for 3-year-
olds and upward, one and one-quarter miles;
value of stake, 81 ,025:
Del Norte's stables b. C. Bright PhGbus, by
talsetto- Buff and Blue 114.....................1
!
Longalight,
Woodlawn Stables br C. Del Norte by Imp.
Greenback-Priscllla, 1oS........ ~ ............3 3
Annette, 100, and Lovdal, 9S, also ran.
Ttme-1:OS1a.
FOURTH RACE.
This was a selling purse for three-year-
olds and upward, $1,000. The starters
were Abi p, Nervoso, Warrago. Pat
Murphy, Duchess of Towers and Captain
Rees.
In the auction pools Rees sold for $50
against SIS for the field. In the books 5 TO
l was given on Abb p, Nervoso, War
rago, to Murphy. 10 Duchess of Tow
ers, and even money on Captain Rees.
In this race Pat Murphy showed him.
self to be a good horse on wet track,
for be shot ahead at once and opened up
several lengths between himself and the
rest OF them. By the time the half was
! reached Nervoso was upon him, but after
that the Irishman pulled away again aud
| won handily in the average time of l:154,
| Nervoso second and Duchess of Towers
third.
Summary-sellIng, purse $1,000, for three
| year-olds and upward, six fur!ongs:
! a. B. Spreckels' IN. g. Pat Murphy, by
kyrle Daily Maggie X. 93 ..................... /
! ElmWood Farm 5 ch. g. Nervoso, by Imp.
/ Burns x Waterhouse' br.f. Duchess of Tow
| ers, by Algerine-lmp. Presto, 9o............. .
Adj 7. 90, Warrago 90, and Captain Rees
| 10Y, also ran.
Time-1:15%.
FIFTH RACE.
The last race of the day was for 3-year-
olds and upwards, one mile, in which
the starters were Lady Jane, Roadrun-
ner and NebuchadneZZar. The boOkmen
offered to l on Lady Jane, Nebuchad-
nezzar, and to Roadrunner.
Koadrunner had the satisfaction of
heading the trio for a short distance, but
soon had 20 give way to NebuchadnezZar,
who held the front position to the out
come. Lady Jane ran third all the way.
The race in the last quarter was q very
hot one between the first and second
horses, but NebuchadneZZar won by a
couple OF lengths i'll LA.
Summary-Seling purse for 3-year-olds and
upward, one mile.
Elmwood FARMS b. C. Nebuchadnezzar, by
Imp. Brutus Gypsette 91...-.....................
! q. w. Berry's ch. s. Roadrunner, by Joe
! Daniels Miss Hooker, 1O1-.................. 2
/ O. Rose Il Co.'S br. I. Lady Jane, by AIidlo-
thian-Aunt Jane, 3
Ilme-1:44.