The herald., 1896-09-05
Big Crowd at Sacramento - Results at
Fleetwood

Big Crowd at Sacramento - Results at
Fleetwood
SACRAMENTO, Sept "A large crowd
attended the races at Agricultural park
today. The weather was warm and the
track fair. Results:
Two-year-olds, selling. five furlongs-
Howard s. won, Tea Rose second, Alma
third; time, l:02.
Six furlongs-Sea Side won. Carnation
second, Peixotto third; time, 1:l55a.
Three-year-olds, one mile-Torsina won,
Instigator second, Grady third; time, :42lk.
Handicap, one mile and an eighth-Lo-
bengula won, Fred Gardiner second, Clau-
dius third; time, 1:5S.
Selling. 2-year-old maidens. five and
half furlongs-Geyser won, Racina second,
Alayan third; time. l:OSA.
AT FLEETWOOD
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The grand circuit
meeting at Fleetwood park came to an end
today. The weather was fine and the track
IN good condition. Results:
consolation stakes. $1,000, 300 class, pac-
ing-Refina won first, fourth and fifth
heats; best time, 2:l3h. Redinda won sec
ond and third heats and was second; best
time, 2:16. Beresford third.
Trotting. 300 class. purse S10Oo-Van
Landt won first. fourth and fifth heats:
best time. 212 Page was second. winn-
1SNOiN hcdt III EsldH ana tTOUIlng tne
thlrd dead heat with Van Zandt in 2:141b.
Straight Line third
LONDON RACES
LONDON, Sept. 4--Mr. Richard Croker's
american horse Georgian ran second in
the race for the Michaedmas stake at San
uoWhe park today. Lady Bess, Mr.. Fox
hall Keene's bay colt Donovan. out of
Hoyal Nun, ran third in the race for the
selling high weight handicap of 1O5 SOW
ereigns. the winner to be sold at aucoion
Tor htty sovereigns; distance one mile.
Sheepshead Bay and sacramento Races To-Day
The following is the list of entries and
weights for the races to be run at
the Sheepshead Bay and Sacramento
races today, which are posted at the Los
Angeles Turf club, 212 South Spring
street. Commissions received on these
races and full descriptions Of the events
Races commence at II o'clock a. M, Los
Angeles time:
First race, fiye-eighths Of mile, selling
Set Fast, l4eedsville l05, Scarfpn 1o2 Russ
ant SO, Sithos, Olivia L., Stachelberg, Russ
ier w. Florian S3. Convention 91, DR.. Jim
w. Ciymeha' Break o Day, Myrtle ", Hy-
second race, handicap. one and a half
mi1siles.Ferrter M ~, Keenan l2o. Deerslayer
lo5; Gold Crest, Long Beach 9S, Volley 95,
Lilly of the West 90, Marietta s0
Thlrd race, Great Eastern handicap, fu-
turitE course-Ornament 12S. Typhoon II.
X. The Friar l22 Geo. Rose 121, Sunny
vado 104. Salmak l03
Fourth race, t1ve-eighths of a mile, SELL
ing[Waltzer I12. DR.. Grimes l15; Morpheus
trail, Dalgetta 107. Fern Seed 105, Tanis
Izmar lOS, Religion. Golf, Flor Hubbard
Royal Princess, Rockledge, Irvanna, Mar
sian 80.
Fifth race handicap one and one-eighth
miles-Buck Massie 1875, Flying Dutchman
l2S, Gotham 120 Lehman lis. Lake Shore
lO9. Belmar 1O2. Connoisseur 81.
Sixth race, selling. one mile-Handspin
109, Cromwell 1O7, Sir Francis. Sue Kitty
104, Capt T., Buckroo 1922 Muskalonge 100
Harry Reed 49, Sherlock 9s, Famol 97 Da-
mien 95. Brisk 90. Amandor, Chugnut 50.
Seventh race. steeplechase, handicap. full
course-Red Pat 175, I.ionheart 100, Marcus
$50. Decapod 14s St. Anthony 147. Hesper-
ian. IA, Wilship. Mars Chan, 74O, Olnda,
Mandite 1876.