The record-union., 1897-05-27

Jesse, 8 to Faro Bank, and 3 to l
Palatine.
Second Heat-Faro Bank destroyed
his chances for this heat by breaking
on the first turn He did not get his
footing again until near the half, and
the best he could do was to finish a poor
third. Palatine went to the front be-
fore the quarter was reached and led
all the way to the last hundred yards,
where Jesse p. passed her and won
out in 2:19H by a couple of lengths,
Faro Bank third and Los Angeles last
There were no auction pools sold, and
the book odds on the heat remained
about the same as last.
Third Heat-This was a close con-
test all the way between Jesse P. and
Palatine. They were Tapped most OF
the way, with Jesse in front and the
latter won by length in 2:22. Palatir.s
two lengths in advance of Faro Bank,
Los Angeles last. Faro Bank was Sec
ond to the quarter, where he was passed
by Palatine, and made poor showing
until near the outcome, when he closed
up a wide gap.
J. L. McCord was put up to drive Pal
atine in place of Costello.
Fourth Heat-Faro Bank was never
headed from the quarter-pole to the
wire, winning by ten. lengths from jesse
P. in 2:21I, Palatine third and Los
Angeles last
Odds of 80 to 1 were now offered
against Los Angeles for the heat, 3 to
l against Jesse P. and 1O to l against
Palatine, with Faro Bank held out.
Fifth Heat-Los Angeles did not start,
and Costello again held the ribbons over
Palatine. Faro Bank led to near the
head of the last stretch, where he broke
badly and Jesse went to the front, but
Faro Bank settled down again and won
by several lengths in 2:2211a, Palatine
last.
The third event was running, six and
one half-furlongs, and the starters were
Heartsease 81, Startling 80, La Flecha
102, Senator Mahoney 102, Adam An
drew o. Cheridah S5 and Rapido 1O4.
The betting was 8 to l Heartsease, ID
to / Startling, 3 to 1 La F'lecha, to
Senator Mahoney, 3 to ) Adam Andrew
and 6 to l Cheridah and 10 to l Ra-
pido.
La F'lecha cut out the pace at the
start, followed by HeartseaSe, with the
favorite Adam Andrew, in the rear.
The horses were well punched all the
way to near the three-quarters, where
Heartsease had secured a good lead. In
the last stretch, however, Andrew
showed his quality by pushing through
the crowd and winning out in a sharp
brush in 1:22A, La Flecha second and
Heartsease third.
Agricultural Park, Sacramento, May 25,
1S97.-Spring meeting Capital City Driving
Association. Pacing, two-year-old class.
Mrs: Callendine's b. f. Diawood,,
River View Stock Farms br. +
Esther G, by George Dexter (E.o .
Aiax e; BeRneto Rneo: b. sabia l z
Grande,, by Sable Wilkes &C. b.
". Mastin's b. c. Walter p. by Fai-
f0Se 'A"Tirne Time-2:5s. 2:32 2:s2ii. .''4 .
Same Day.-Trotting and pacing, purse
o; J. Holmes br. h. Faro Bank,
II by Don Marvin CHolmes) - 3 1 1
p by Western IF; Tryom. 2 1 1 2 2
], Roses ch. m. Palatine, by
T, Tom Benton Costello ....;;.:.s 2 3 3
geles by Woodlark q. Jor-
gensen) 4 0
: Time-2:2o, PISA. 2:22, .2:21A. 2:22h,
Same dayMiiRunning, ayiiI six and one-half
Atkin & Lotteridge's b. G Adam An
drew. by Sir Moderd- Fidalma, 50
W P0si'qF 5. Hall & Co.'S ch. m. La Fiecha
by Flambeau-Flam, 102 pounds . 2
H; W. Hoag's b. m. Heartsease. by
ksyre rf,a,, pa5yy-Extract. 5y : g pounds, ,os
dah So and RaDido So, also ran.
Time :22L.