The record-union., 1896-09-04

where Amelia S. was leading, Princi-
ple having fallen back to third place.
Amelia won in 1903, p. f. second, Prin-
ciple third.
THIRD RACE.
The handicap for three-year-olds and
upward, one mile, brought out Thelma
1O5, Olive 1O3, Annette 30 and Mic mac
So In the book betting to / was Oh
fered against Thelma, even money on
Olive, to 1 Annette and to Mic Mac.
When the gate went UP Thelma shot
off in advance, but before they had gone
an eighth Mic Mac went to the front and
led to beyond the half by an open
length, Thelma and Olive running to-
gether Nearing the head OF the last
stretch Annette crept to the front, with
Olive in second place, and it was a not
race from there to the outcome. Many
thought it a dead heat, but Annette got
the decision Mic Mac was third ana
Thelma last. The mile was made in
1:42
FOURTH RACE.
For the mile and e-sixteenth, three
year-olds and upward, Vinctor, Loben-
gula, Sabilla and Libertine went to the
post. Each carried 115 pounds, except
Sabilla, 100. Vinctor had the call IN
the betting, selling at to 5, with to
/ each on LObengula and Libertine ana
10 to / on Sabilla.
For the first three-fourths of mile it
looked as if Libertine ought to win as
he led by two lengths at the quarter
and held 1t until past the half. Here
20
far turn passed Sabilla and came into
the stretch on even terms with the
Eastern crack The jockeys made a
driving finish, Vinctor winning out py
a half-length, Lobengula head the
better of Libertine. The time was 1:4o.
FIFTH RACE.
A seven and one-half furlongS dash
concluded the days sport 1t was for
ree-year-olds and upward, the start
ers being Nabopolasser 1O1, MARCEL 1lO,
Jack Richelieu 1O7, Chartreuse II. 1O4
and Con Motto 101.
Chartreuse was the favorite, selling
at to 10, Jack Richelieu to l, Mar
cell 8 to /, Nabopolasser 10 to and Con
Moto 80 to /.
Chartreuse was a half-length in ad-
vance when the horses passed the stand
the first time There were several
changes Of position among the others
up to near the outcome, but Chartreuse
won out without struggle in 1:36,
MARCEL second and Jack Richelieu
third.
SUMMARIES.
State Fair Meeting, Sacramento, Sep
tember 3, 1896. Running, four-year-olds
and upward, six furlongs;
r. Z. Dolan names ch. 6 Howard by Ty-
rant-Mayetta 106)..
P Siebenthaler names b. g. Sea Spray
by imp Mariner-Maranette 600 =
William Thompson names b. m. Silver
State by imp. Cheviot-Bessie Shan
Landlord, Ian lord Gladiolia, Mainstay America,
Una Colorado, Favory, Bueno and RICARDO
Time-1:14A
Same day-Running, for maiden two
p. Mitchell names CHI. f. Amelia s., by
Take NoticeWhisban 900. ]
d; J. Mccarthy names ch oat e T. +. by
George Rose names b. g. Principle by
imp. Maxim-Ventura (9O. O............
Jessie b.. Davis. Veyo; Ezekiel, Minta
Owens, Inflammation, The PIunger anc
Henrietta G.. also ram
Time-1:03.
Same day-Running, handicap for three,
y
Garden City Stable names ch. m. Ar
nette by imp. Midlothian-Filena (96l.
A. B. Spreckels names b. m. Olive by
ApacheVirgie Q03).. ;: .-
NJ J. Kelly names ch. f. Mic Nae by
Take Notice-Picnic (S5).
Thelma also ran,
Time-1 AZ.
Same day-Running, for three-year-olds
and upward, one and one-sixteenth miles
Elmwood Farm names b. h. Vinctor by
imp. Brutus-Mollie II. u15). .........
G. B. Morris & Co. name b. n. Loben-
gula by Hudson-Lulu Q1O. .....-.....
j. G.. Brown & co. name b. h. Libertine
by Leonatus-F alaise Q15). ..-.......
Sabilla also ran.
Time-1:4S.
' Same day-Running, for three-year-olds
and upward, seven and one-half furlongs
j. G. Humphrey names ch. m Chart
reuse II. by imp. Cheviot-imp. cara
]. G. Brown & Co. name b. m. MARCEL
by Luke Blackburn Marteca (11W
T. Boyle names b. h. Jack Richelieu by
imp Great Tom-Envenom 900. .......
Nabopolassar and Con Moto also ran
Time-1 SO.