The record-union., 1899-09-10

| 1894, was third in the VinctOr stake
race in 1 :4134. He looked as nimble as
| colt and as full of ginger as a two
year-old despite the fact that he has
been running summer and winter ever
since he established the worlds record
/ five years ago. The old horse is a good
bread-winner yet.
/ The first race on the card was for
| 2:25 PAGERS for purse of 81 600 The
odds on the first heat were: Cleon to
1, Gaff Topsail 5, Valeria 3 to 2, Myr-
tha Whips 3 to /, Goldy 10, Roblet 3,
Wild Nutling 2 to 3, Demonia to /.
/ Valeria led from the quarter to the
/ last stretch, where Wild Nutling came
4 up from second place and passed her,
Goldy third. Nutling won out by three
lengths in the fast time of 2:13, Martha
| Whips taking second and Gaff Topsail
third.
For the second heat Wild Nutling
sold to 5, Myrtle Wilkes 3 to 2, the
others from 5 to 10 to l.
| Roblet, which was no better than sew
| enth in the first heat, got to the front
at the first turn and was never headed.
! Wild Nutling closed up on her on the
far turn and drove her out in 2:12, only
a half-length from her. Myrtha Whips
finished third. the others we'll back
Cleon and Gaff Topsail distanced.
The small bettors, who are always
looking for big odds struck good
thing in Roblet.
Wild Nutling was the choice for the
third heat at 3 to 3, Roblet to 2, Myr-
tha Whips to l, Valeria 8, Goldy L
and Demonia 10
Roblet won the third heat easily. in
2:17A, three lengths ahead of Demonia,
Goldy third. Nutling was second most
of the way, but broke in the last
stretch and fell back, finishing fifth
The bookmakers offered to 5 on
Roblet for the fourth heat Myrtha
Whips, l to 2, went out on the first
turn and was never headed She led
all the way and won by several lengths
in 2:1S1a, Valeria second and Demonia
third Goldy and Roblet both broke
on the first turn and were out of the
race.
Myrtha now sold at to 5, with Rob
let even money. Wild Nutling was
excused from starting again.
The fifth heat was Myrtha's in 2:1S1b.
Demonia second by six lengths, Valeria
third. Valeria was second till into the
last stretch, where Demonia passed
her.
Myrtha was a prohibitive favorite for
the sixth heat at s to 90, Roblet bring
ing 3 to l. All went to the stable eX-
cept these two, each having two heats.
Myrtha led by from one to two
lengths to the far turn, where Roblet
was at her shoulder, but Myrtha let
out few links and won by two lengths
in 2:1Sa4.
The free-for-all trot brought out Clay
S, 3 to /, Hazel Kinney Z, Doodle 10,
klamath 2, Prince Gift 5, Neernut 4,
and Toggles = to ).
This was a grand heat Doodle led
at the quarter, Toggles two lengths be-
hind, Prince Gift third and klamath
we'll back in fourth place. There were
slight changes in the position to the
half. but on the turn Toggles went
along and passed Doodle, leading into
the stretch by a length He opened
the gap coming home and won by five
lengths in the very fast time of 2:1134.
Doodle and klamath were nose and
nose for the place, but Doodle got it.
Clay S was distanced.
For the second heat Toggles was 2
to ), klamath 2 to /, and Doodle f.
Toggles was too fast for the others
and annexed the second heat and race
in 2:10, leading klamath three lengths,
Neernut third by the same gap. Neer-
nut was in second place until well down
the stretch, where he flew up and was
passed by klamath.
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the harness races We're concluded, and
then came the Vinctor running stake,
one mile, for three-year and up
ward, value $40, in which the starters
were Jennie Reid to 2, Nilgar 6 to ),
and to l each, Libertine and Hohen-
zollern.
It was anybodys race up to the last
stretch The quartet had good
sendoff, and daylight was not visible
between them as they went up the back
stretch and around the turn. Libertine
led slightly to the half, but gave way
| to Hohenzollern. The latter led into
the stretch, where Jennie Reid went to
| the front and won in :41a4 by "a length
from Hohenzollern, Libertine a half
length from the latter.
A field of eight faced the flag for the
fourth race, for 2-year- -olds, six fur
longs-Britt 80 to /. The Buffoon 4,
Morelia 10, Gold Bullion L. Constella-
tor s. San Tomas 3, Sunello 21a and
Bamboulia to ).
Sunello won in a hard finish in
| 1:154 by bare head from Constella-
tor, The Buffoon third by a length.
Constellator was leading into the last
| stretch, with Bamboulia second, but
| Sunello came on in a fine burst of
speed and slipped in.
The last race of the day was for
l3-year-olds and upward, seven furlongs,
selling, the starters being Senator Will
son % to l, Commercial Traveller 4,
Manzanilla s. New Moon g. Meadow
Lark 4, Fred Gardner 80, Twinkle
Twink g. and Cromwell to 5.
Cromwell went away in the lead and
won without trouble, New Moon Sec
ond by two lengths, and Manzanilla
third. Time 1:2SA.
Agricultural Park Course, Sacramento,
September g. 18S9.-State Fair meeting.
Pacing, 2:25 class, purse $1,000.
H. H Hellman,s b m.
Myrtha (Hellman) ..........2
W. Fl. Lumsden's b. m.
Roblet by Robin-Eveline