The record-union., 1895-09-06

ting was: Torsion 6 to D, Mercedes to l,
Midlothian Colt 4, El Primero 6, Rhaetia
3. Little Flush Filly and Lille X. s. Ollie
NJ. 6.
There was long delay at the post and
when the flag finally fell the Mercedes
Filly went to the front, with the Midlo-
THAN Colt second, Primero third and
Ollie NJ. fourth These positions were
maintained around the lar turn and into
the stretch. Here Primero moved up to
second place and staid there. tho Mid
lothian Colt holding third. The Mercedes
Filly led out by several lengths in 1:i6.
State Fair Meeting Selling sweepstake for
maiden two-year-olds; three-quarters OF a
mile.
A. b. Spreckels' blk f. Mercedes Filly, by
imp. 1dalunl-MercedeS, S,9O....-............ L
j. +. Terry's b. c. Ell Primero, by Joe
George Roses blk. G. Midlothian Colt, by
Imp. Midlothian -Marigold, Co.; 3
Torslon. Little Flush Filly, Lille r., Ollie
NJ. and Rhaetia also ran.
Time-1:16.
THIRD RACE.
In the Capital City Stake for three
year-olds and upward, one and one-six-
teenth miles, the starters were Ferrier,
Candid, MeLight, Annette, Del Norte, IN
stalIator and Lovdal. Just before the
race Ferrier sold in the pools for $40, all
the others going as field for so.
After several breakaWays the flag fell
to a good start. Inslallator cut out the
running, with Annette close upon him.
McLight ran third part OF tho way, but
positions were changed from the three-
quarter pole home, Annette taking first
place and Eerrier coming up To second,
Installator falling back TO third. Ar
nette won in l:464, a length ahead OF Fer
rIer, Instaliator third by neck. The
latter was cut down on the first turn, but
s,rNge,
run IN I:40.
State Fair meeiing-C Capital City Stake
handicap for three-year-olds and upward,
purse $500.
Garden city Stables ch. f. Annette, by Imp.
Midlothian -EfIena 96................- - L
Del Monte Stables en- h. FerrieF, by Fal-
setto-ClEderiHa
Elmwood Farms b. C. Installator, by Imp.
Brutus-lnstalation,
Candid, McLight, Del Norte and LOvdai
also ran.
Time-1:4634.
FOURTH RACE.
This was a handicap for all ages, three
fourths OF mile, and ii brought out
Grady, koadrunner, Libertine, Fannie
Louise, Gallant, Fintor.
In the book betting just before the race
10 l was offered on Grady, on Road
runner, on Libertine, on Fannie
Louise, on Gallant and 3 on Nintor.
Again there was trouble at the post and
long delay IN getting the horses Oft, but
when they did get ;he flag they were
well together. Libertine led from the
start and won in I:l3l, a length ahead of
Nintor, Roadrunner good third. Fan
ME Louise ran in the third place until the
last stretch was reached. Grady, the
only two year-old in the lot was Tapped
on the veteran Libertine in rounding the
far turn, but the drive down the stretch
was too hot for the youngster, though he
finished fourth.
State Fair Meeting-All-age handicap, three
fOurthS of mile
J. u. Brown d Co.'S b. h. Libertine by Leona- |.
Elmwood Farms b. {. NintOr, by Imp.
Brutus-Mollie h, 106-.....-.. =
George Berrys ch. {. Roadrunner, by Joe
DanlelS-MlSs Hooker lO2 ~ 3
Grady, FANNIE Louise and Gallant also ran,
Ilme-1:13%.
FIFTH RACE.
The days racing concluded with SELL
| ing purse for three y ear -olds and upward.
one mile. The starters were Shirdy,
Rear Guard, NebuchadnezZar, Navy
Blue, Ike l.. and Bellringer.
In the books the betting was Shirdy
! 80 TO l. NebuchadneZZar 1, Navy Blue 10,
Bellringer Il, Rear Guard 2 10 ), Ika l.. )
TO t.
Ike L. went off in the lead, with Nebu-
| chadnezzar following and Rear Guard
next. They ran TO the half in this order,
but in rounding the turn \ Nebuchadnezzar
| forged ahead and passed Ike, leading to
the wire in the remarkably good time OF
! l:4I4, Ike second and Rear Guard third.
State Far Meeting-Seliing purse of $500, for
three-yearoads and upward, one mile.
Emwood Farms b. c. NeDuchadnezzar, by
/ Imp. Bratus -Gypsette, 94 94....................1
/ Garden City Stables en- c. Ike L.. by Major
Ban Miss Flush 90............... ........ ,
! George Roses b. c. Rear Guard, by Post
Guard -Al1onie Carter 100..................... 3
Shirdy, Navy Blue and Bellringer also ran.
1tme-1:4114.