The record-union., 1898-09-30

f1ITIOn2S.
ward Ockturuck was so good a thing
that the books would post no odds
against him. On Joe Levy the rate was
- to l, Fleming 90, Tom Smith 10,
Red Glenn even money, Magnus ID to
/. Sea Spray 80, and Zarro IL to D.
Ockturuck wasn't in it at any time.
Zarro led from the start and won cas-
ily by three lengths in 1:29 from Mag
nus. Joe Levy finishing third. two
lengths shy of the place.
SUMMARIES:
Agricultural Park Sacramento, Sep
tenber 29. 1S9S.-California Jockey Clubs
meeting. Running, two-year-old maidens,
four a half furlongs.
u Little til Rose tThorpe5, is.
Apache-Play Toy PigggotO 115;..;;;. 2
Friar "a 9qnsR TncR-LuIu II B. beVin5, % 16s. Imp
Peach Blossom 1o5, Goodby 115, r.
Same day-Running, all ages, six fur
eld-imp W GhapPsn P%indmi Gn raTey F Vii Sy ESns
Burns & WAREHOUSES; b. m. Shasta
1TS6gGe, Water; PPy9 imp. Maxim-Tyranny .
H. F. F. EEdwards & Cos b. +; Lady Ash :.
ley, by Patton-Sally M Holmes), 92.. 8
11me-l.l4A.
Averine 10S, Losette 92 Queen Nubia 81,
and Casdale So, also ran.
Same day-Running, all ages, four and
F. NJ. AsbiITs b. m. Mollie A, by Iron
wood-Valentine (Thorpe), 1o6; ........:
Crane & Owens b. & gJa11ase Amasa' by BY Capt. 2
H c. Ahler's b. h. Trappean, by imp. =
Inverness-imp: Trappee- (Wilson), lVs.. 3
ed 112 1-Zprn los. and Road
warmer LOG, also ran.
Same dayARunning, all ages, five fur
H. f.-sF. F. Edwards & Co.'S ch. f. Magda-
llenas, by Emperor of Norfolk-Esperito
Amigo-st. mig Cecilia (Thorpe9, 1o2.
Cambridge Stables b; f; Cleodora by
San Lucaas-imp. Maidens Poem .
''i'10i>'' ~ Time :oiiI.
Rear Admiral 49, also ran.
Same day-Running, three-year-olds and
upward, seven furlongs.
w F. Cutters br. g. Zarro, by jim
G. T Parker's b, g. Magnus, by Three =
Cheers-Etta W. (Evans), 1O3 -:......;.. 2
H. E. Whitman's b: g. Joe Levy, o6y by .
| George Kinney -Olivette (Holmes), w. 8
Time-1 %
| Fleming 9S. Tom Smith 109, Ockturuck
1o3, Red Glenn 100, and Sea Spray 49, also
| ran.
NOT A BONANZA.
Tomorrow will wind up the Califor-
MIA Jockey Clubs meeting in this city.
1t has been a costly experiment to
the club, which has run short probably
from S4OO to $500 per day since the
meeting opened. President Williams
and his associates have, however, kept
faith with the horse-owners and the
! eyir wppkC
meeting under tip-top management
| Not the smallest detail has been omit
| ted
| The races have been run under the
| eyes of two of the most experienced,
| competent and honest judges in the
| United States, men who would not toll
crate any kind Of undergraduates F.
! Price of Louisville, KY, and J. W. Will
son Of this city-while James Ferguson,
! a man with a national reputation as a
starter, has officiated in that capacity.
| The field has been open to all book
makers, hence there has been no COM
plaint of lack of competition in that
| line.
Friends of the club officials suggested
to them a week ago that they had bet
| ter discontinue the meeting because of
| the lack OF attendance, OF at least cut
| down their expenses 500 or SO a day,
| but Mr. Williams response was:
mo, the California Jockey Club set
out to give a two weeks meeting under
| the same kind Of management it en-
ploys on it's own track, and will do it.
| Our club keeps all its promises to the
| letter. We will give the purses, the
horses will run for them, and the band
will discourse music every day just as
if we were making money, even though
nobody but our hired help comes to see
| the races"
Two days yet remain Of the meeting,
and the public should show its appre-
citation Of the clubs efforts by liberal
| patronage to-day and tomorrow.
| It was stated yesterday that the
| owners Of Petal and Gilt Edge-the lat
| ter a Sacramento horse-have made a
match race for Saturday, the distance
to be three-quarters Of a mile.
There are five races on the card for
this afternoon, the starters and weights
| being:
First race, selling, six and one-half
| furlongs-F4g Leaf .102, Fred Gardner
1O5, Outgo 102 Eroica SO, Tenrica o.
Saucy Eyes 96, Roulette Wheel 96
Magennis 103, Rosemaid 90.