The record-union., 1896-09-05
THIRD RACE.

The. Glass stake for three-year- -olds,
one mile. had as starters Torsina 100.
2 to 1; Grady 1O2, 20 to L; Coda 1O2, 10
to L; Calients 102, 4 to l.; Instigator
1O7, 2 to /; Rummel, 112, 6 to l. The
value Of the stake was $61O.
Coda was in considerable favor for
the race but whatever chance she may
have had was spoiled by one Of the
other horses giving her vicious kick
on one of her hind legs just before the
start. Brummel led from the quarter
into the homestretch, followed closely
by Coda. There Torsina, Grady and
InstigatOr came up and finished In the
order named in 1:421a.
FOURTH RACE.
handicap for three-year-olds and
upward, one and one-eighth miles,
brought out Claudius 11O, Fred Gard
ner W, Lobengula III, Little Bob 80.
Lobengula was the favorite at 1 to 2,
with Claudius second choice.
Fred Gardner, a 20 to 1 choice, set
the pace and led all the way to the head
OF the homestretch, where Lobengula
went to the front and won in 1:57A by
a half-length, Gardner second. Claudius
third and Little Bob last There was
no daylight between them as they fin
ished.
FIFTH RACE.
The horses starting in the maiden
two-year-old selling race, five and one
half furlongs, were Alazan 104, Is to
1; Bruja 1O1, 10 to 1; Seven Up 81, to
/: Geyser 1O8, Racina 80, Z to /; Inflam-
mator 81, to /; Billy Vice 1O5, 8 to / !;
Lord Chesterfield o. 10 to 1.
Geyser, which had been going at to
1 in the books, was backed off the cards
before the race, the bookmakers hav-
Ing all the money out against him they
cared to risk. Geyser came in an easy
winner in 1:O9A, Racina second, Ala
zan third.
SUMMARIZES
state Fair meeting, Sacramento, Sep
tember 4, 1896. Running; selling purse for
tWo-year-olds, five furlongs:
J. II. Shields br C. Howard S., by imp
Whistle Jacket-Zelica, 113. .. ]
George Roses ch. f. Tea Rose, by imp
Midlothian-R Rose, lis. .............
rake Notice-Picnic, 1O4. O4..........
Grandesia 104, and Destra 104, also ran.
Time-1:02.
Same day-Running, three-year-oIds and
upward, selling, six furlongs:
P Siebenthaler's ch. m Seaside, by imp.
A: B. spreckeis' ch. t. Carnation, By, by
Flambeau-imp. Amalia, 90. ....... z
j. j. Coulter's ch. 6. Piexotto, by imp.
Brutus, dam by Kelpie, 1OS. ..
Articus 10. Hymn (favorite) 10S, Toninc
100, Cadenza 80, Reddington 90 Charlie
Boots 100. Heartsease 81, and Lilly r. 92
also ran.
Time-1:l5h.
Same day-Running, Glass Stake, fol
three-year-olds, one mile:
George Roses b. (. Torsina, by Torso
BERTHE w, 100. .................
Elmwood FARMS b. c. Instigator, by
imp. Installation, 1O7. .........
Owen Bros. b. C. Grady. by Three
Cheers-Gold Cup, 102. 02...............
.Caliente 102. Coda 102, and Rummel 112
also ran.
Time-1 :42h.
Same day-Handicap purse. one mile and
one-eighth:
G. B. Morris & Co.'S br. h. Lobengula, by
Hudson-Zulu, Ut Observation-Disclosures.
B. G. HollyS ch. h. Fred Gardner, by
Luke Blackburn-E -Enfilade, go. 2.........
Elmwood Farms b. h. Claudius by imp.
Brutus-Swayback. ITO. 10.............
Little Bob 80, also ran.
Time-1 :57A.
Same day--Running. five and one-halt
dens
George Roses br c. Geyser, by Ben ALI
Hot Springs, 10S.
Burns & Warehouses; b. f. Racina, by
imp. Cyrus-Fairy Rose, 90. ...........
G. F. Sanders & Co.'S ch. 6. Alazan, by
Racfne-TearleSS, 104. 04.................
SEVENTH 81, Infiammator 81, Billy Vice
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