The record-union., 1896-09-15

II ne had some pretensions for the heat.
He led to the half, but on the turn
frasier, who had been at his flank all
the way, moved up even, with Joe
wheeler and Nellie B. coming strong.
fras1er won In a jog in PA, Nellie B.
second, two lengths behind, Joe Wheel
er third.
Third heat-Fraser led from start to
finish, and won in 2:161a, by several
lengths. At the half Billy G. was In
second place and Nellie third, Cora s.
Iourth In the last stretch Nellie broke
and fell out of the race and Joe Wheel
er broke his hobbies and did likewise.
Billy G. finished second and Frank i.
third.
PACING+2:3O CLASS.
In the 2:30 class pacing event every
heat was a race The starters were
Laurel, Wow and Ellert In the books
| to s was offered on Laurel, to
Ellert and 10 to / WOW for the heat.
First heat-Laurel, fast as the wind.
disappointed her hackers, as she did
a week ago, by breaking and running.
Wow won easily in 2:211a, Laurel dis
tanced for running.
Ellert won easily what was intended
quarter Wow was in the lead, but
seemed to make no effort from that
point The Judges declared it no heat,
1t being apparent that Wow was not
driven to win.
Second heat-Havey drove Wow in
this heat Ellert passed him at the
quarter and at the three-quarters had
q lead of five lengths, winning by six
lengths in 2:2S1a.
Third heat-Ellert won easily by
dozen lengths in 2:32
THE MATCH RACE.
Last on the programme was match
trotting race between w. p. Fuller's
Fitzsimmons and Charles A. Hugs
Charivari
First heat-The horses were scored
very tenderly. Charivari crept grad
ully away from Fitzsimmons and won
by about seventy-five yards in 2:28.
Second heat-Fitzsimmons broke as
soon as the word was given and was
a dozen lengths behind at the quarter.
He gained something up the stretch,
but lost by another break near the
half. At the three quarter Charivari
had only about three lengths the best
of it, but Fitz skipped again and lost
some. Then Fuller came on with a fine
burst, but Charivari won out by a nose
in the good time of 2:211a.
Third heat-F1tsmmons broke as
they got the word, but was soon trot-
ting again and was close up at the
quarter He broke again just as he
evened up on the stretch and again
near the half, where he was three
lengths behind At the three-quar-
ters Fuller was again up with Hug,
and beat him out by length in 2:21%4.
Fuller was loudly cheered as he re-
turned to the stand.
The fourth heat was also won by
Fuller in 2:23, but In the darkness that
came on by the time the fifth heat was
trotted Hug stole a march on the paint
dealer and won out in 2:27.
SUMMARIES.
State Fair meeting, Sacramento, Sep
tember H. 1s96-Trotting, for foals of 1894.
guaranteed stake Of $4,000;
EIeilbrOn Bros b. {. Lottie Lilac, by
Lottery; dam. Lilac by Clay &C. e.
D. b. knights CHI G. Lynali. by Lyn-
mont; dam, Balance All, by Brigadier
River View Stock FARMS Fraulein
Dexter. by George Dexter; dam, Ap-
Der, by Monroe Chief tE. J. Bennett>. ss
Same day-Pacing, 2:2O class, for purse
of 81 900.
/. g. Justin's blk h. Bill Frasier,
by Pricemont: dam, Miss Mann. by
Adirondack (Lee Shaner) ........... 1 /
Winship & Keating's ch. g; Billy G.,
by Gaviota; dam, Jessie, by George
N. Patchen, Jr. ct. E. Keating) -. 742
Mrs. p, Lieginger's b. g. Frank l.. by
Hawthorne; dam. untraced {Lie-
D. f. knights b. M Cora s., by Alex
Button; dam, by Brigadier (W.
c. A. ovens blk. g. Joe Wheeler. by
Son of Sidney; dam, by The Grand
FranK M2GF HnmphTey's III n H@gss b m. Nellie e..
by Christmas; dam, Farrell Clay
VI Fl. Stimson's b. f. Betty G ntry,
by Raymond; dam. by Del SUI (W..
= S'1Hn3 Time-2:ie4. 2:ii. a:isI or
Same day-Trotting, for 2:2o class. each
x. TIayward's b. g. EIlert, by sta1n-
boul; dam, Lady Escott ct. T.
la siesta Ranch's br m. WOW, by
Delwing; dam untraced E. Laf-
winship & Keating's b. m Laurel.
by Nephew; dam, by Electioneer
Time-2:2iM, 2:28ii, 2:s2.
Same day-Trotting, match race for
6. A. Hugs br m. Charivari. by
Sterling-Alice (owner) ........... 1 2 /
". Z. Fuller's ch &. FitZsimmons,
by Dexter Prince-Lady Fracture
Time-2:2S. 2:2llI 2:2i4, 2:2a, 2:27.
FOR TO-DAY.