The record-union., 1896-09-11


OF the meeting, and every one felt well
repaid for going, for no better racing
could have been witnessed in any part
of the Union.
FIRST RACE.
The first race was for two-year-olds.
selling, five furlongs. The starters were
Link Boy 80. 10 to /. Sepoy 102, 40 to l,
Dolore 1O2, to /, Amelia S. 1O2, 10 to
], Alazan 80. 80 to 1, Racina So, 1O to
l, Fleur de Lis 1O7. to 10, Torpedo ~,
~ to !, Meg Merilles 1O5, 8 to l.
Fleur de Lis went off in the lead, with
Alazan tapping. On the far turn Do
lore went up to second place and they
finished in that order, except that Fleur
de Lis increased her lead to two lengths.
Alazan was third. Amelia S. was lett
at the post Time-1:O1h.
SECOND RACE.
The second race was selling event,
fer three-year- and upward, seven
and one-half furlongs. The starters
were Seaside 9S, 10 to 1, Howard ",
30 to l, Jack Richelieu 81, 40 to l, Miss
Ban 1O3, 100 to 1, Chartreusse II. lOO,
IL to 20, Nebuchadnezzar SO, 4 to l.,
Rummel &C. 8 to L.
The rider Of the favorite, ChartreuSse
H., evidently made waiting race of IT..
Nebuchadnezzar led off with Seaside,
| and they headed the procession to near
the head of the last stretch, where
Chartreusse II. made play, but could get
no better than third. The son of Bru-
tus won out by length from Seaside in
1:341a.
LADIES' STAKE.
Next came the Ladies' Stake, selling
sWeepStake for three year oldS, six fur
longs. between Heartsease 100, . to 1,
Piexotto 100. 2 to /, Lucille "a, II to l,
Perhaps 81, 8 to 1, Caliente "a, to i,
Con Motto 81, Is to /, Miss Pollard 81,
6 to /, Torsion JOG, to /, Won Dunk
100, 40 to 1, Nabopolasser 81, II to 1.
Piexotto, the favorite, cut out the run
ming, but was overhauled in succession
by Caliente. Miss Pollard and Lucille,
which crossed the score in that order
in a close finish in 1:14A.
Vinctor galloped over the course for
the Vinctor Stake.
SPECIAL RACE.
The special race, one mile, was the
event of the day. 1t had as starters
Vinctor 11S, 6 to 5, Wheel of Fortune
| los, to l, Lobengula 112, II to D, and
Libertine 116, to l.
AS had been expected, this was a
grand race, and if the track had been
bit less soft the mile might have been
run a second slower than 1:41. Liber-
| tine went to the front at the eighth and
| led Vinctor by two lengths up the
stretch, Lobengula trailing by couple
| of lengths, and Wheel of Fortune last.
| Thus the quartet ran past the half
and around the turn, where the gaps
were all closed so that daylight was
| barely visible between them. 1t was a.
grand struggle in the last quarter be-
| tween Libertine and Vinctor, but the
| latter crept gradually upon his rival
and at the drawgate they were even.
| Whip and spur We're piled vigorously,
| but Libertine could not quite hold his
| own, and Vinctor beat him out by a
head, Lobengula third and one length
| behind.
FIFTH RACE.
| The last race of the day was the Ma
tive Sons Handicap for three-year- oIds
| and upward, one mile and seventy
yards. The starters We're Annette 101,
3 to 1, Installator 11S. 6 to g. Grady 80,
5 to 1. and Ruinhart 112, to B.
| Annette led around to the home
stretch. Grady was Tapped on her to
near the half, where Ruinhart took sec
ond place They We're well punched
rounding the turn, with Installator
moving up toward the front. AS they
neared the stand, however Ruinhart
pulled out and won by a length in LAC,
| Grady second, Installator third and Ar
nette last.
| SUMMARIES.
State Fair meeting, Sacramento, Septem-
| Der TO- 1896 Running, two-year-olds, SELL
| ing, five furlongs.
| ia hr Ha &c
by imp. Maxim-Fleurette, 107. ........ /
Pueblo Stables b. f. Dolore, by Wildidle-
c. F. Sanders & COS. CHI. g. Alazan, by
| Racine-Tearless, 90. Observation-Disclosures. 3
sepoy. Racina, Torpedo, Amelia s.. Meg
Merrilles and Link Boy also ran.
Time-1:01la
Same day-Running, for three-year-
olds and upward. selling, seven and one
| half furlongs.
Elmwood Farms b. h. Nebuchadnezzar,
by imp. Brutus-Gypsette, 98. ....... l
P. Siebenthaler's ch. m. Seaside, by imp.
J. c. Humphreys ch. m Chartreusse II,
| by imp. Cheviot-imp. Zara, 100. go. 3
Howard, Miss Ban, Rummel and Richie
Time-1 :34h.
Same day1,Ladies' Stake. selling sweep
El Primero Stables ch. c. Caliente, by
El Rio Rey; dam, Hetty Humphrey,
| by Joe HOOKER, "a.
Lee Shaner's br f. Miss Pollard, by
imp. Idalium; dam, by Kyrle DAILY, o..
| A. B. Spreckels' b. f. Lucille, by st.
Savior; dam, Sardonyx, by Sir Bevys,
Won Dunk, Perhaps, Con Moto, Torsion,
Heartsease, Nabopolassar and Piexotto
| also ran.
| Time-1:14A.
Same day-Running, special race. One
| mile.
Elmwood Farms b. h. Vinctor, by imp.
| Brutus-Mollie H., 11S (HazletD. -.....
| J. G.. Brown & Co.'S b. h. Libertine, by
| Leonatus-Falaise, 116 (Cole) ........ 2
| G. B. Morris & Co.'S br. h. Lobengula,
by Hudson--Zulu. 112 (FreemaD. )
J. Harvey's ch. m. Wheel of Fortune, by
Gano-Jennie b, 10S (Narvaez) ........
| Time-1:4 Al
Same day-Running, Native Sons Han
dicap for three-ye -year-olds and upward. One
mile and seventy yards.
G. Roses br. C. Ruinhart, by ST. Carlo
Queen Alta, 112. ]
Owens Bros b. c. Grady, by Three
| Cheers-Gold Cup, 90. 93...................
| Elmwood Farms b. h. Installator, by
imp Brutus-1nstallation, 49,. ..........
| Garden City Stables ch. m. Annette by
imp. Midlothian-Filena, 101. ..........
| Time-1.46.
| Same day-Vinctor Stake, one MILE.
| A walk-over for Elmwood Farms b. n.
Vinctor, by imp. Brutus-Mollie II.
TO.DAY'S RACES.