The herald., 1896-08-17

The one mile open brought out w. H..
Hatton, c. Miller and Emil Ulbricht.
Pace was made by a triplet ridden by w.
A. Taylor. Arthur Griffin and w. M.
Aldrige Hatton caught the pace, Mil
Ter next the Dutchman in the rear The
same order was maintained until at the
three quarter mark the triplet was pass
ed. Ulbricht was riding strong and at
one time looked like winner, but never
caught Hstton. Coming into the
straight Miller challenged Hatton for
the lead, but without success, and Hat
ton won by or 6 yards from Ulbrecht.
Time, 2:0S1a. a record for the Southern
Pacific track.
The third race was two-thlrd mile
handicap. The starters We're w. A.
Taylor. c. Washburn, scratch; w. j.
Hutton and J. l.. Standefer, 35 yards
Arthur Griffin and w. A. Aldridge, as
yards. The men. with the exception of
those at scratch, We're well matched,
and very pretty finish was witnessed.
and Holbrook, who proved to be the star
rider of the day, won by a tire from
Standefer. Time. 1:30la.
The one mile tandem was also a very
pretty race. the contestants being c.
Miller and f. w Holbrook, f. UIbricht
and w. M. Aldridge, w. II. Hatton and
W. ]. Hutton. Miller and Holbrook
took the lead. but at the end of
the first lap Ulbricht and his mate
were ahead. In the second lap the two
II. g took the lead. and maintained ii till
two hundred yards from the finish. when
Miller and Holbrook came up with a
fine squirt. "A ding-dong race ensued
Miller and Holbrook crossing the tape
a couple of feet in front of Hatton and
Hutton. Time, 2:11.
The one mile post race brought out
Hatton, Taylor, Miller and Ulbricht
Hatton took the lead but Taylor caught
his man mapping and sprung q big spurt
on them, gaining at least twenty yards.
Hatton. however, worked like Trojan
and just managed to catch his man on
the post Ulbricht made q strong bid
for victory IT,. the second lap and won
handily. In the third lap he left the
field far away, and twenty to thirty
yards divided each contestant at the
finish. Time, 2:34. The Dutchman's
victory was very popular.
The last race on the program was
one mile handicap, entries as follows:
h. Ulbricht, scratch; w. A. Taylor, c.
Washburn, c, Miller. 30 yards; j. l..
Standefer, w. J. Hutton, 60 yards; Ar
thur Griffin, W. NJ. Aldridge. rs yards
Aldridge fell at the start. The men were
not very evenly handicapped or else did
not do themselves justice. Griffin led
at the first lap. Standefer caught the
w ~
second and Ulbricht third. Time, 223
The afternoons sport was wound up
with an exhibition third of mile rid
den by Ulbricht and paced by a triplet
manned by Taylor, Aldridge and Hat
ton. The time was SO seconds.
Another program was announced for
next Sunday afternoon, when an exhibit
tion mile Will be ridden by quadruplet.
SUMMARY.
ir1 ,,,t1 Ia 10, ,y,
Standefer second, Hutton third. Time.
AZ 1-5e
One mile open-Hatton won, Ulbricht
second, Miller third. Time. 2:Os1s
Two-third mile handicap-Holbrook
20 yards, won, Standefer 35 yards. sec
ond; Hutton, 35 yards, third. Time,
1:30ia.
One mile tandem-Miller and Hol-
brock won, Hatton and Hutton second,
Ulbricht and Aldridge third. Time, 2:1I
One mile post-Hatton, first lap; Ul-
BRIGHT second and third laps Time,
2:34
One mile handicap-Standefer. 60
yards, won; Hutton, GO yards, second;
Ulbricht, scratch, third. Time 2:23
ulbricht rode a paced third of a mile
in 30 seconds.
A ROAD RACE.
The Los Angeles Road club gave its
second ten-mile race over the San Fer
nanlo road yesterday, resulting as fol-
lows: Delay, scratch, first time, 2S:l2;
CasenaVe, scratch, second time, 2S:16;
Sallady and Bell also rode from scratch:
Dickerson won third time prize.
The place pOSitions wore a c foIInu-c.