The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-18

/ anu was assisted by directors Terry
and Matthews
STANFORD STAKE.
| The first event was the Stanford
stake for trotting foals of 1894. The
starters We're Owyhee Uncle James,
/ Ncrdeau and Lynall In the pools Owy-
1 hee had the call at $50 to SIS for all the
others.
First heat-Owyhee led all the way,
with Lynall at his wheel, the others
far in the rear. Owyhee won in 2:23A4
/ by lergth and half.
/ Second heat-Nordeau made it more
than interesting for the favorite this
heat. She trailed at his wheel all the
way to the seven-eighths post, where
she showed in front, and beat Owyhee
out by half length in 2:21h.
Owyhee now sold for So against $40
for the field
Third heat-Owyhee led with Nordeau
at his wheel up to the three-quarters,
where LynaH was five lengths behind.
| In the stretch Lynall opened out and
! Nordeau went to the front. beating
Lynall by only a neck in 2:25la, Owy
hee third and looking distressed. Uncle
James was last.
Nordeau now sold for $50, and the
field brought So.
Fourth heat-Nordeau and Lynall
travelled almost as a double team from
the quarter to the seven eighths. There
Lynall skipped, and Nordeau beat her
out half length in 800 Owyhee third
and Uncle James last.
THE 2:15 TROTTERS.
For the 2:15 trot the starters were
Silver Bow, Chico, Margaret Worth,
Conn. Antrima, Dr. Leek Native
State, Carlyle Carne, Lady O., Jaspine
and Clay S.
The pools sold: Carlyle Carne $50,
Antrima SIS, Dr. Leek IS, and the field
SO.
First heat-Carlyle Carne went to
the front at the quarter. Native State
second, Chico third, and Lady o. fourth.
At the three-quarters Lady O. was
1 second, Native State having broke and
lost ground. Lady o. pressed the ia
vorite ali the way in, but Carlyle Carne
won by a length in the fast time of
/ 2:11H, Lady o. second, and Margaret
Worth third.
Second heat-Carlyle Carne won by
two ergths in 2:16, with Conn second,
Antrirna third, and Lady o. fourth.
Conn evened up matters with Carlyle
at the half, but rounding the turn the
latter opened up a gap of two lengths,
which he maintained to the score. Lady
| o. and Antrima We're the only others
that we're prominent in the heat.
To the surprise of many, Carlyle
Carne, with two heats to his credit,
and easily won. was second in the pools
Antrima brought $22 to $50 for Car
! lyle. and 50 for the field.
Third heat-Carlyle was beaten badly
in this heat in 2:1G15. He led to near
| the head of the stretch, where Marga-
ret Worth passed him, as also did An
trina. At the seven-eighths Carlyle
went into the air. and did not get a
place. Margaret Worth won by a
length from Antrima, Jaspine third.
There was all sorts of talk about the
race being a job. Antrima sold after
the heat at $50 against 81 for the
field
Fourth heat-Margaret Worth led up
the back stretch, and around the turn
with Antrima second, and all the 9TH
ers but two we'll punched. Coming
/ home Antrima went to the front and
won by three lengths in PITY. with
Carlyle second and DR.. Leek third.
Antrima now sold for $50, against 81
for Carlyle Carne. All the others had
to go 10 the stable, none having won
heat in four
Fifth heat-The veteran drivers
Heating and Mcdowell, gave a very
pretty exhibition in this heat. Antri-
ma and Carlyle went as a double team
all the way to the last eighth, where
Carlyle broke and Antrima won by a
couple of lengths in 2:1915
A GREAT RACE.
The 2:13 trotting class was repre-
scented by Chris Peterson, GAZETTE, Ma
ME Griffin, Iora, Ethel Downs and
WayIand w.
Peterson sold for $50, Galette SIT, and
the field $14.
First heat-Galette led around and
into the stretch, where she was two
lengths ahead of Ethel Downs Mamie
Griffin third. Wayland fourth, Peterson
fifth and Iora last. GAZETTE and Ethel
| Downs had it hot and heavy from
there to the outcome, and it looked like
| a dead heat, but it was given to Ethel
Mamie Griffin third.
Chris Peterson was still the favorite
at $40 to SD for GAZETTE and the field
$40
Second heat-This was a corking one
between Ethel Downs, GAZETTE and
Chris Peterson. Ethel led all the way
into the stretch, and down the three
came under whip. being apparently
even st the drawgate. Ethel Downs
beat Peterson out by a bare nose in
2:13l2. Galette third by a length
And still Peterson had the call in the
pools at $50 against 50 for Ethel
Downs and IS for the field
Third heat-Ths was won by Chris
Peterson easily in PA, Mamie Griffin
second by two lengths, Ethel Downs
third, GAZETTE fourth, Iora fifth, and
Wayland w last
Fourth heat-Chris Peterson led to
the far turn, where Galette and Iora.
passed him and came into the stretch
on even terms. length and half
ahead CT Peterson. But the latter came
on in the stretch. and won handily by
two lengths in 2:15, Mamie Griffin hav-
ing secured second place, GAZETTE third
and fora fourth.
Fifth heat-The race now lay between
Chris Peterson and Ethel Downs. each
having two heats 1t was a quarter
past G o'clock, and the dusk was heavy
when the horses came out for the fifth
and deciding heat. Ethel Downs led
three lengths at the quarter but at the
half the gap was but two lengths At
the head of the stretch Chris nose was
at Ethels wheel. It was a close drive
over the score. Ethel winning by a
neck in ZIG.