The record-union., 1898-09-16

spare, and IT is needless 10 Say lue
vast throng of people present were
kept worked up to a high pitch of en-
thuSiaSm.
First on the program was purse for
beaten two-year-olds, five and n half
furlongs The starters were Nilgar 35a
to /, The Miller 6, Magdalenas to 3
and Napian to ..
The colts went away to a beautiful
start at the first effort. Nilgar essayed
to do the pacenakng, but by the time
the half was reached Magdalenas show
ed in front and was never headed, Win
ming by length from Napian In l:OoI
Nilgar third.
Roulette Wheel 8 to 1, ST. Philip 2
to l, Himera to 5, Glen Ann , to 1
and Rose Maid to 1 went to the post
in the six furlong race for three-year-
olds.
1t was almost a dead race from the
half to the outcome between Hirnera,
Rose Maid and Roulette Wheel, and
they finished in that order, a bare head
separating them, in LII.
Next came the event of the day, the
California Futurity stake, for foals Of
1896, value $4,000. The starters were
Olinthus to 5, Almoner 10 to l, Saint
ly and Hemera (as a stable) to and
Bonnibel and Panamint Gas stable) )
to l.
1t was a grand race, and it took the
Judges a full minute to determine the
positions. Olinthus shot away in the
lead, but was soon passed by Bombed
The latter led around the turn by sew
eral lengths, the others being closely
punched. The struggle in the stretch
was hot one, and it came very near
being a dead heat between Bonnibel,
Almoner and Olinthus. The Judges,
who were best able to determine, de-
clared Bonnibel the winner, Almoner
second and Olinthus third. Time-1:17.
For the autumn handicap, one mile
for two-year- -olds, the lineup was OBJ
sidian to 5, Casdale 2 to 5, Rainier 6
to 1 and Gilt Edge 15 to l.
Casdale cut out the work for the first
eighth, but at the quarter Obsidian was
nose-and-nose with him. Obsidian was
a length in front at the half, and led
around into the last stretch, Casdale
second and Rainier coming up fast. In
the run home Rainier proved the bet
ter horse and won by length in LAM
Obsidian second, a length and half in
front of Casdale.
The Vinctor stake one mile, brought
out Marplot 211a to 1, Lomo to l, Scar
borough 6 to 3 and Buckwa 4 to ).
Marplot led away, but Buckwa show
ed in front at the quarter, Marplot sec
ond, Scarborough third. They ran lap
ped up the stretch with Scarborough
moving up. Rounding the turn Scar
borough shot ahead and led from there
home in LAB. Buckwa held the place
by length, Marplot third by a half
length.
The last race on the card for the dav
was six furlongs, selling, for three
year-olds and upward. The starters
were Pat Murphy 21a to /, Roadwarmer
2112 Lochness 4, Amasa 2, Montallade 3
and Nonchalance 6.
IL was Amasa's race almost from the
start. Pat Murphy set the pace but
only for furlong. After going to the
front -Amasa was not headed and vrn
by three lengths, Roadwarner second
and Pat Murphy third Tfme-1.15
SUMMARIES:
Agricultural Park, Sacramento San
teniber 10, 1S9S.-State Fair Meeting Rup-
nlng, hye and one-half furlongs, for two
Dr.. NJ. ]. Collins ch. f. Magdalenas
by Emperor of Norfolk -Esperito San.
TO CWilson), lis Observation-Disclosures. I
Burns urn M,gYo. s WYaterhogse's b; g Napian by
P, E. Jones' b. C. Nilgar. bv INN IN ,Ooi Isl.
ilnngton-Joy. by WildidIe CULINARY,
,r;,.,o ...' on ...............
The Miller 108, also ran.
Same day-selling. three-fourths of a
mile, for three-year-olds - q
| R. Hughes ch. f. Himera bv Hvdar
| Ali-Walnut Piggott) 107 Suei I
Covington & Kent's b. f Rose Maid by
mp. mp ST Blaize-Mary Walton GLENN
W. Fishers br f. Roulette Wheel ;i''i;; bv
map; man, s66 tn George-imp. Lonely (Boze-
Time.i:ii7, '''''''''..'.....
st. Philip 10, and Glenn Ann 1O7, also
| Same day-Running, California FIN
turity Stake, for two-year-olds of i89S
fRnreesq8aaTfers Rlfeg u rte Of mile. Value, s450o
06Lhs 6L srSi q aaterhouse's m; +; Bonnlbe,
gott), liz oe' ualii iailuda Pig- ,
H; 2. Cassidy's b. c. Aimoner; ';:',;c bv irn,,
| IMqd5diothian, AZ dam Charity (Bozeman).
l.. P Diggs' CHI. C. oiinthus bv Rad
Iron, dam Lilly Wright (Shieldsl. 125 2
Panamint 11S, Hemera Iennra' 115 and Saint,
! 121, also ran. 4ii'iS
Same day-Running, Autumn Handicap.
Tor tWo-year-olds, one mile
| DR.. w. J. ORourke's b. G, Rainier hv
GQri5aba; dam. Nadavis. by Hindoo
GBrown), 100 ...................... !
| by imp; Stromboli, dam Clara L. 1Sni,
w Igo ....;. .......................
FaVerdale' dam Castalia (Enos), los 8
Gilt Edge IS. also ran.
Same day-Running, vinctor Stake. one
Dillon II pSs E Lyons b. h. Scarborough, by
" Buekra X M9asrayz aaa YEA lbsB5a5e B5aefSs by
Burns & Warehouses; b. c. Marniot
fSy by imp RSossington, dam Marjory; MliGs;
Time: i4s'''''..''''....'. "A
Lomo 122, also ran
81 Same 1,as day1;Running, Y; for three-year-olds
tain AI.Gady Intruder q Anfoh 9omesy, oy fap io5
Frank RhoadsODegi p 3onID2 3RSadwarmer, 1ns by
imp. Kyrle Daly-Maggie r. - (Ho3nacR5 (fHt3a
;ri,,,a, rrii,,:..;.i ~ z...'..........
Lochness 110, Montallade LOG. and Nom
chaiance JOG, also ran.
To-DAY's RACES.
four Irotting, One Pacing and Two
Running Events.
Those who have attended the present