The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-07-29
seven-eighths pole. Visalia wal
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seven-eighths pole. Visalia was dis
tanced. Time, 2:2l1.
Summary-2:2o class, nomination trotting
purse 81, 1000.
q. X. HOstetter's br. S. Boodle
by Stranger-Pride, by Jay
could ]
Park Henshaw's b. h. Chico by
Monroe Cnief---...... .o 7 4 2
R. Girds g. ~ Irene Croker,
by VIII Crocker-Irene............2 2 5 5
II. Z. Perkins b. N. Nisalia by
Iris-Scratch, by Loppy.........~1 1 2 dis
Nlneland STOCK Farms bl. m.
Myrtle ThOrne. by Grandis-
slmo-Belle Thorne by Whip
pIeton H.. ..............- 3 9 . D
Winship II Keatlng's b. g.Steve,
by Steve Whipple, by Nephew7 3 dis.
u. e. Knight S. g. King OF the
Ring, by silver KIng-knignt
Hawk, by Brigadier ..............-6 6 7 o
Time-2:17. ais, 2:1714, 2:191, 2:2o, 2:21H
THE 2:l6 PACE.
There was big field of horses in this
race-Loupe, Ketchum, Our Boy, Fresno
Prince, Edna r., Videtta, Seymour
Wilkes, Harvey Mac and Brilliantine.
In the pools Seymour Wilkes was
warm favorite at $40 to Sl3 for Ketchum
and SIS for the field.
First heat-Wilkes showed his superior
speeu al Ill poluts III tue game. heIcuuil
led at the quarter, but soon broke and
Wilkes went to the front Then he, too,
broke badly, and Briliiantine was first at
the half by ten lengths in LOS, the others
all strung out. Around the turn Wilkes
came along with great speed, and at the
head OF the stretch went to the front,
Loupe behind Brilliantine. Coming
down to the wire Wilkes opened the gap
and led under the wire in 2:153, Ketchum
second and Brilliantlne third.
Second heat - Wilkes and Ketchum
were even at the quarter in 0.32. Brillian-
tine third. The half was made IN l:034,
Wilkes and Ketchum still going like
double team. Around the turn the lead
ers went like the wind and at the head of
the stretch Wilkes pulled away from
Ketchum and beat him out by several
lengths in PIP, having pulled up near the
drawgate, jogging in easily. He could
have made tie mile in 2:l0 easily enough.
The mare Brilliantine had been ailing
and was pulled up. She did not start
again.
Third heat-Wilkes opened up gap of
three lengths at the quarter. with
Ketchum second. At the half, in ;l:044,
Wilkes had two lengths the best Of it,
and. at the three-qu arters was still there,
with Harvey Nc in third place. Coming
down then stretch Loupe opened up a
few links and rushed up to second place.
Ketchum third. The mile was made in
BIB
Loupe's brush near the wire was a
wonderful burst of speed, as he was 60
ing faster than Wilkes when they crossed
the score.
snmmary-2:l6 class, nomination pacing,
purse 5 900.
George b. Polhemus' br. g. Seymour
Wilkes, by Guy Wilkes Early Bird..1 l 1
Agnew Stock Farms oil. G. Loupe, by
John SeVenOaks-Lallah ROOkh .........4 3 2
L. j. Felton's b. II. ketchum, by Cos
siper-Lulu Zone, by Echo..................2 9 8
l.. j. Smiths ok. S. Fresno Prince, by
Bayonne Prince-Llzzle. by Black
C. a. Durtee's br. G. Harvey Nc, by
y
E. W. steele's b. m. Edna r., by Sid
ncy- Estelle c., by Director 8 6
\, ha3les' ca; 9. our Boy, by Vernon
Boy Black Bess, by Wapsie..........::. 6 4 Z
Estate q. w. Woodard's b; m. Vi
delta. by Alex Button-Viola. by
e. Dinkelspiels d. IN. Briliantine. by
Brilliant-smut, by Prompter 8 dis
Time-2:1554, PIP. 2:13.
FREE-FoR-ALL PACE.
The meetings. programme concluded
with the free-for-all pace, the only start
ers being Diablo and W. Wood. The
former had a record of 2:07. and the latter
Of 1904, both being four-year- old records.
Murray was behind Diablo.
Just before the race Diablo sold for $40
to So for Wood.
First heat-After scoring three times the
horses were sent away even. They went
together to the quarter in 81 seconds, and
to the half in I:0l4, Diablo slightly in the
lead. The second quarter was made in
293 seconds, or at 1:564 gate for the mile.
On the turn Diablo began to leave Wood,
and had opened up gap of eight or ten
reached ia 1884. There Wood eased up,
seven eighths pole and saw that Wood
was not going for the heat he pulled up
and logged under the wire in 2:10.
1t was evident that Dia1lo could have
made the mile in 2:06 had he been driven
out
In the second heat Diablo led by two
lengths at the quarter, which he reached
in SO seconds, but Wood closed up little
of the space at the half, made in LOOP.
From there to the three-quarters DiablO
opened up a much bigger gap, and then
eased up and allowed Wood TO got in close
quarters. The three-quarters was made
in l:40, and the mile in 2:l24. The last
quarter was made in 32i seconds.
The third heat was slower, Diablo TAX
ing it in PIG.
ummary-Free-for-a pace for a purse of
$500.
W. Murray's CHI S. Diablo by Charles
Derby Bertha, by Alcantara ......1 l
Oak wood Park Stock Farms b. Z. w.
Wood, by Steinway- Ramona, by
Ilme-2:10. 2:124. ZIG.