The record-union., 1897-06-05
LAST DAY OF THE MEETING.
Good Card for This Afternoon at Agri-
cultural Park.
Yesterdays Events and the Results
Another Week of Racing
in July.


To-day will conclude the present race
meeting at Agricultural Park, making
two weeks of continuous and success
full racing, something never before at
tempted at this season of the year, and
which had been thought TO be impossi-
BILE.
But the patronage has been good
throughout, the sport excellent, and
the management such as to gain the
confidence of those who attended. The
Judges this week have been J. w. Will
son, General A. w. Barrett and WILDER
f. Smith, gentlemen all we'll known
here and who are experienced turf
men. Not decision rendered by
them has been disputed and While
there is always some dissatisfaction
manifested by men who fail to guess
the winners, there has really been very
little grumbling among the thousands
Who have attended.
Under the same management there
will be another six days running meet
ing held here, commencing July 9Th,
when it is promised there will be a
large string of the best horses on the
coast mere to compete.
The attendance yesterday was fair,
and would be considered large were it
not for the big crowds present earlier
in the week. It was a good day for
favorites, still one 10 to l shot landed
the money in the last race. The re-
suits were:
First race five-eighths of mile, SELL
ing, Iron Jacket 100, 6 to L Perhaps
101, 21a to l. Leon 100, 10 to 1 Picnic
l04, 80 to l; Madrone 100, 6 to 1; Sole
cad 100, 6 to /; Myron 100, 10 to l.
Senator Mahoney 100, 215 to 1: Riot
1O7, 10 to 1; Red Bird 109 215 to 1.
Madrone acted bad at the post and
| after considerable delay he was left
standing. For such big field the
horses ran well punched around the
turn, when Perhaps went to the front
| and won in a drive in 1:01%, a half
length the better Of Mahoney, which
beat Red Bird length
The starters in the second race, elev-
en-sixteenths of mile were: Hearts
ease 101, ) to 1; La Flecha 101, 234 to
L. Fanny S. 102, to 1 Decision 113.
to 1; Gold Boy I'D, 5 to 1 Tortoise
Heartease went off as if she meant
to run away from the others, and led
by two lengths until we'll around the
turn. There Decision came on and in
the stretch went to the front, followed
by Tortoise and Fanny S. who finished
in that order in LOS
The third race was a half-mile. and
the starters were Vents 100, even mon
ey; Billy Ayres ia, II to l; Jessie O.
107, u to /; Soledad ia, 10 to 1; Lost
Girl So, 3 to 2; Don Cara 10, 8 to 1.
They got away in a string, with Lost
Girl leading. but Vents beat her out by
half-length in 40 seconds, Don Cara
third.
Fourth race, three quarters of a mile.
maidens, Cogent 101, 8 to i: Pansy 1O7,
to /; Diabolita 101, to 5; Modestia
101, 5 to l.
Pansy went away in the lead. Co.
gent second and Diabolita third. Round
ing into the stretch Pansy weakened
and Diabolita went to the front and
won in 1:16 hands down. Cogent was
second, length behind, and Modestia
third.
Fifth race, seven-eighths of a mile.
selling, Leonville 105, to /: Carrie IT.
100, to L; Joe K. 105, to 5: Rode
gap 100, to /; Fi-Fi 105, s to /: Soo-
ladain 105. 10 to l.
Sooladain, 10 to / shot, got away
with the pudding, by a good length
Carrie U. second and Joe K. third. The
time was 1:29M. Joe K. pulled up
quite lame.
Agricultural Park Course, Sacramento.
| June June 4 1897. Running, ffve-eighths of a
r; kelly,s br g. Perhaps by Kosciusko-
May Wiley, 107 pounds ...... l
w e F1nes' br. 8. Senator Mahoney, by
). Rodgers' CHI g. Red Bird by Red Iron
Fanny johnson, 100 pounds 2
iron Jacket 109, Leon 109, Picnic 104, Sole
dad lo9, Myron 109, and Riot 107, also ran.
Time-1:01.
Of a mile = N'i'
B. Edsals br. m. Decision, by Wagner
tleeta. 1lS pounds. ...................... 1
w T. Fines br. g. Tortoise, by Brown
Fox-Turquoise, los pounds ........... 2
j. j. Cronan,s br. f. Fanny s., by Tyrant-
Heartsease l0l, La Flecha 101 and Blue
Bell 103, also ran.
Time-1:0S
Same Day-Running one-half mile
L. Laffoons b. m. Vents, by Joe Marsh
Kate Hayes, 100 pounds. ................. l
E: G. McConnells oh. f. Lost Girl, by
Tyrant, dam by Sobrante, Sc pounds 80 2
Mrs. Archer's br. h. Don Cara by Rath-
bone-Miss Melbourne, liz pounds
Billy Ayres ia, Jessie o. 107, and Soledad
ia, also ran.
Time-0:49
Same Day-Running, three-fourths of a
mile, madens
Theodore Winters oh. f. Diabatita, by
Joe Hooker-Agalena, 101 pounds ~ 1
Fl. Fl. Browns b. c. Cogent, by Sir Dixon
Eppie L.. 101 pounds Observation-Disclosures. 2
L. d. Whites b. f. Modestia, by Prince of
Norfolk Eda, 101 pounds. ............
Pansy 107 also ran
Time .16.
Same Day-Running, seven furlongs,
selling.
D. ]. Boland's br. g. Sooladain, by Green
back-Half Sister, los pounds. l
c. S. Edwards b. m. Carrie T., by Pan
ique-Rebekah Rowett, los poundsh -.
e. Tierneys CHI. h. Jock, by Jim Brown
Proximate. los pounds. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Leonville 105 Rodegap 105 and F'i-Fi 105.
also ran.
Time-1:29sl.
Good Card For To-Day.