Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-11

for the second place between BarDafa
and Paddy, the latter winning by hal
neck, Dirigo last.
| THIRD HEAT.
Only one false start, and the horses
got well away together. 1t was q
repetition of the former heats. DirigC
broke again badly, and Pilot Chief
won easily in 2:54. Roses mare Bar.
bara was second, Dirigo third, Paddy
fourth.
The following is the synopsis of the
heats:
barbara. .
Paddy.........<.. ............."'.'. .'''''''"z
| DlrlSO
Pool-selling on the track was quite
lively, and the bronchial tubes OF
Friend Noyes were exercised to their
utmost capacity.
For the first heat: Barbara, favorite,
at $50; DirigO, second favorite, S25;
Paddy and Pilot, about even, $40.
For the second heat: Barbara, favor
ite, at $50; Pilot, second, $40; Dirigo,
third, So; Paddy, fourth.
For the third heat: Pilot, $50; Bar
bara, So; Field, So So
The Judges appointed were the Hon.
F. Nj. Slaughter, Of San Bernardino,
w. l.. Jones, FL Monte and A. Horen,
of Santa Barbara. Mr.. Slaughter
started them. S. Mott, Of1iciated as
timer. Notice was given to the dri-
vers that there would be no ring of the
| bell for them to come back when they
failed to score. The bell was rung
| only when start was effected.
Second Race-Running race Of q
mile dash, for all twO-year Olds owned
and raised in this district. Purse of
$500; 5000 to first and 800 to second;
| five or more to enter.
J. Reed enters blk. C. Careless.
Hinton enters cr. col. Captain Jack.
G. Thomas enters b. e. Pho Mono.
Captain Jack was ridden by Jerry
Malone, 90 pounds; Careless was ridden
by Charles Smith, So pounds; Pho
Mono, was ridden by Mat. Brown, so
pounds. This was u very exciting
race. All three got away well tOgeth-
er Captain Jack led, Pio Mono Sec
ond, Careless last. All three were to-
gether within 400 yards. Careless
came up to his horses and was neck
and neck at the quarter with Captain
Jack. At the half mile Careless was
leading, Captain Jack second, and Pho
Mono third. Between the half and
three-quarter mile the race was very
close between Captain Jack and Care
less, the former being on the inside
Reeds horse held the lead and won
easily by four lengths, Captain Jack
second, and Pho Mono third. Time,
1857.
In the pool selling, Captain Jack
was the favorite, with Careless and
Pho Mono at even odds.
THIRD RACE-Running-Free for
all California or half-breed horses;
mile dash; catch weights. Purse $50;
$lOO to the first and 500 to the second
five or more to enter. Following were
the entries:
f. Machado, Oceana; w. Rowland,
T.. g. Jay Cooke; Manuel CariadO,
Mountaineer; c. Thomas, Tacnis.
Oceana sold freely in the pools for
first place, Jay Cooke selling second,
whilst few only fancied Mauntaineer
and Tacnis. Oceana sold at about
$50 to Jay Cooke at $50, and the field
SO to $l2.
Oceana was ridden by Vicente Lu-
90, Jay Cooke by c. Smith, Mountain
eer by Jose Maria, Tacnis by Mat.
Brown.
Oceana was very lively before the
start. They got away well together,
Jay Cooke leading, Oceana second,
and MOuntaineer and Tacnis close up.
At the quarter Jay Cooke and Oceana
were neck and neck, and continued so
for nearly half mile. The excite
ment was very great as they came up
the home stretch. Considerable cheer
ing and cries of "stand off the track"
'Jay Cooke wins,o "Oceana's race"
Jay Cooke had it all taken out of
him at the three-quarter post, and it
was evident that it was Oceana's race.
Mountaineer beat Jay Cooke for Sec
ond place near home, and Tacnis was
last. Time 1:554.
At the close of the races Gates d
Noyes announced that the cash pools
would be paid over at the Clarendon
at p. NJ, and the credit pools at 8 A.
M. this morning. The following is
the programme for tO-day's events:
First race-Gentlemen's saddle race
single dash of one mile, to carry not
less than $50 pounds, each owner to
to be understood to comprise saddle
and rider, and not include whip and
bridle), and each rider to be over nine
teen years Old-purse of $40; Sl6O to
the first and $50 to second horse; five
to enter.
B. Jacques b. m. La Mariposa, by
Joseph, dam no name; six years old
cOlors, blue jacket and black cap.
G. Durfee names b. h. Bay jim, by
Rifieman, dam Messenger mare-col-
ors, black Jacket and red cap.
Francisco Machada names b. h. Van
dera, five years old-colors, red jacket
and blue cap.
Second Running-Fre for all
| three-year-Old bred and raised, and
owned at this date in the district; mile
heats, best two in three; purse of $24O,
first horse, $3.50; second, $50; five to
| enter.
| Antonio j. ROcha names b. (. Rose,
of La Cienega; half breed, three years
old.
Tomas Sanchez names s. h. Dasha-
way, Jr., by Dashaway, dam Firefy,
three years old.
j. Reed names s. f. Monte Belle, by
Tenbroeck, dam unknown, three years
old.
Third Race-Half mile and repeat tC
rule, free for all horses except Irene
purse, $50; 500 to the first and $50 tC
the second.
Francisco MachadO names b. f.
OceanO, four years old. No pedigree
Samuel Hoffner names b. f. Pet. Nc
pedigree.
w. Fl. Hilton names c. $. Captain
Jack, by Sir Archie, Jr., dam Lady