The record-union., 1899-09-12

ter and kept on widening the gap,
until at the outcome she hau
about a dozen lengths to spare IN
2:2512 Elevator was poor third
and the other two were furlongs back.
DR.. Frasse's Sister was a l to 4 ia
vorite for the second heat, 21a to 1 on
Direct Heir, to l Elevator, and . to
/ each Lee Roy and Tia Juana.
The second heat was an exact repetl-
ton of the first, DR.. Frasse's Sister
winning as she pleased in 2:26, the
others in the same positions as De-
fore.
Even money was offered now on Dr.
Frasse's Sister, 1 to 2 on Direct Heir
j to 1 Elevator and 70 to each on
Lee Roy and Tia Juana.
The third heat was won in exactly
the same order. but the Frasse hlly
would have been beaten out by Direct
Heir had not the latter broke near the
finish. The mare was all out, but luck
favored her.
Seven came out for the 2:30 trot. The
pooling on the first heat was: Uncle
James 5 to 1, Quillicene 8, Hank 4,
Psyche l to 3, Ell Moro to 2, Lottie
Parks 5 to 2. Theron even money.
Hank led all the way to the last
stretch. where Psyche came up from
third position and had a hot brush to
the outcome with Hank and Ell Moro.
Psyche won by a half-length in 2:22,
Hank second and a half length the best
of EI Moro. Theron broke badly on the
first turn and was nearly a quarter OF
a mile behind at the finish.
For the second heat the odds We're:
Uncle James 4 to 1, Psyche j to 2, I'll
Moro to /, Quillicene s to 1, Lottie
Parks 4, and Hank 3.
FL Moro set the pace in this heat, but
Psyche passed him at the half and beat
him out two lengths in 2:2012, Uncle
James holding down third place, two
lengths behind El Moro.
1t took $S now to buy a 81 ticket on
Psyche. Uncle James sold for 6 to
1, El Moro L, Quillicene L, Lottie
Parks 4, and Hank g.
Psyche led at all points, with FL Moro
a couple Of lengths behind her and Lot
tie Parks third. finishing in this order
in 2:20
Next came the runners, with the Cal
ifornia annual stake for 2-year-olds.
six furlongs. All but four were
scratched. They were San Tomas to
l. Bamboulia 4 to /, Bathos 8 to 10.
and Sunello 3 TO 2
1t was no trick at all for Burns &
Warehouses; San Tomas colt to beat
the field against him. Before going an
eighth Of a mile he led, with Bathos
second by half a length, Bambou!la
third. San Tomas increased his ad-
vantage to two lengths at the seven
eighths pole Sunello came on from
the rear and beat Bathos for the place,
but couldn't get within six lengths OF
San Tomas, who finished easily in
1:1512.
The fourth race, six furlongs, for
3-year-olds and upward, brought out
a field of eleven - Monrovia from even
money to 3 to /, CASTELAR, 30 to 1, Black
Orphan s, Col. Dan i, Miss Dividend
5. McFarlane >, Pongo Z, Alturas 30,
Correct 8, Switzer %, and Yaruba !.
Monrovia went away in front with
Correct and McFarlane all Tapped. Miss
Dividend became pacemaker for awhile,
but Monrovia regained the lead in the
stretch. McFarlane held second
place and Miss Dividend dropped back
into third, losing second by only a
neck. Monrovia beat McFarlane two
lengths in 1:14s4.
The fifth race was mile and one
sixteenth, selling, for 3-year-olds and
upward. The starters were Forts even
money, Grady to 2, Twinkle Twink
and Ace each s to /, Rapido 5, and Mis-
Teton III.
Mistleton at 211a to 1 went out from
the start and set the pace all the way
At the quarter Ace was second, but
Grady had the place at the half, Twin
kle Twink third. Around the turn
Mistleton led by a length, and in the
stretch Twinkle Twink and Forts
moved up and had a hot race for second
and third, the former securing it by a
half-length. Mistleton won / by two
lengths in 1892.
Out of ten horses on the card but
six went to the post in the last race.
six furlongs, for 3-year-olds and up
ward-Chihuahua to /, Jack McCabe
30 Petal Z, February to 5. Yule to
j. and Mafada 2.
February upheld her hackers by VIM
ming the race with two lengths TO
spare, Petal second and Jack McCabe
a close third. Time, :14a4.
Agricultural Park Course, Sacramento,
September II. 1899. State Fair meeting