The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-07
2.40 TRoTTINc CLASS

heat so easily Our Jack made no show
ing this time, having left his feet on
the first turn. Stamboulette, however,
went out for the heat and won it hands
down in 2:1912, Eta Wilkes second by
three lengths, Dolly Madison third, and
the others strung out
StambOulette was now made the ia
vorfte at SO to IS for the field.
Third heat-Stamboulette was an
easy winner Of the heat by five lengths
in 2:2112. Diana had her nose at his
wheel several times, but the Stamboul
horse left her in the last stretch. The
others all finished IN the same order as
before.
Fourth heat-This was in the nature
of a surprise. Stamboulette led all the
way to the homestretch, when Eta
Wilkes was at his wheel An eighth
of mile from the outcome Eta was
even up, and the pace was so hot that
Stamboulette flew into the air. Eta
beat him out by two lengths in 2:191b,
Our Jack third.
All but Our Jack, Stamboulette and
Eta Wilkes now remained in their
stables.
and took up the rear Stamboulette
led to the quarter, where he broke and
Jack went to the front, leading the 9TH
er pair by two lengths. Coming home
he outfooted the others and won in
2:20, Eta second by six lengths and
Stamboulette six lengths behind her.
Sixth heat-This was close up to the
last stretch. They were nearly even
as they passed the three-quarters. Then
Jack pulled out and won from Eta by
three lengths in 2:1915, Stamboulette
three lengths behind
PACING, 2:17 CLASS.
The third race had as starters Dicta-
tus, Bessie Rankin, Blue Bells. Prim-
rose, Joe Wheeler, Betonica, Lizzie E.,
Fftz Lee, Floracita, Irvington Belle,
Teddy the Roam, Prince H. and RobIet.
Owing to the large field the horses were
sent off in two ranks Joe Wheeler
was a big favorite, owing to his late
achievements at Woodland.
First heat-It was impossible to get
so many horses off in any shape, and
when they finally got the word they
We're scattered out over a hundred
yards of the track Roblet happened
to be in front, and he held that posi-
ton till the head of the stretch was
reached. Here a number of them came
on, but out of the herd Joe Wheeler
wriggled ahead anad paced right away
from the rest. He had closed up an
immense gap and won easily in 2:13b
with Bessie Rankin second Floracita
third. Blue Bells fourth and Roblet
fifth. The other double quartet came
in later.
Lizzie E. was withdrawn after the
heat
Second heat-Wheeler had no trouble
winning in 2:13, and could have shut
out about half of them. Bessie Rankin
got second place again, and Fftz Lee
third
Third heat-This was also won easily
by Joe Wheeler in 2:12, and he could
have gone past the stand and nearly
halfway to the quarter-pole again. had
his driver so desired, before the others
got in. Floracita was second. and
Bessie Rankin third.
Agricultural Park, Sacramento. Sept.
trotting stake for 1894 foais:
Palo Alto Stock FARMS b. f. Nor
deau, by Norris-Miss Naude Ha-
MRS. S. V. Barstow,s b. c Wilkes I
Direct, by Nutwood Wilkes, dam
py DIRECTOR (Barstow) .-..........2 2
M; 5; seyerance's br. c. Uncle
T lanes, 9y l, lanes Madison-Betsyo
l'o'"ooT Tim HMa292 2:a5i5. 2:25. 3
Same day, 2:4O trotting class, purse of
Park Henshaw's br h. Our
Jack by Steinway-Inez
A: Hayward's b. h STAN STAN l
boulette, by Stamboul-
Lady Escott Casey ......3 II 3
Miss L. ]. Hammond's b. m.
Eta Wilkes, by Kaiser,
dam by Geo. Wilkes (Dda-
J. NJ. Nelson's or. m. Dolly
Madison, by Jas. Madison,
som -; 80 "a
ton (Hodges) ...;.:.........5 a.
Diana, by Daly-Baby But
II E. Wise's br. m. Mabel
w, by Prince Red Miss
Smith CHolbrook) ........6 777
W. Gardners blk. e. Stone
wall, by Director, dam by
Steinway (McDoweln .....7 6 5
J. Stadfeldt's b. g. Anteeort
by Anteeo, dam untraced
Ti h1a9 2:i9is. 2:2iii s:isi9 3is 22o 2:1sb
Same day, pacing, Pr class, purse $500.
John Arnett's blk. g. Joe Wheel
er. by son of Sydney, dam by
Grand Moor (Owen) ........1 /
Charles Mayhew's brs m. Bessie
Rankin, by Almont-Fanny Gill
John Bakers b. m. Fioracita by :
Red Cloak, dam untraced (Ba-
Belmont Stock Farms CHI h.
Dictatus, by Red Wilkes-Miss
Lollie day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5 4
Mrs. d. Leigenger's b. m. Prim-
rose, by Falrose-Mischief Lei-
Paio Alto Stock Farms br e c. :
Betonica, by Azmoor-Nadine
{HaYey) .-.......................S
Park Henshaw's b. e. Fitz Lee,
by Arthur Wilkes-Lady Merrill
Nutwood Stock FARMS b. m r.
vington Belle, by Nutwood
Wilkes, dam by California Nut
wood (CeciD ...................10 10 Il
DR.. c. z. Reeds IN. h. Teddy the
Roam. by Sidmoor-Vesper Bells
Jonathan .....................7 S B
Mosier & Meyers b. g. Prince H,
by George Hickman, dam by
Chieftain (Mosier) .......5 9
]. 7. Rodgers b. m. Roblet, by
R0bin-E veline Clark .... s II 1c
River View Stock FARMS blk. m.
Blue Bells, by San Diego. dam
by Naubuc (Bennett) 4 DIR
L. 3. Surgeons ch. m. Lizzie
E.. by Ilustrous. dam by Til
ton Almont (Hoyt) ...12 DIR
Time-2:131a, 2:13, 2:12
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