, 1874-11-22
qho Great California Trotting Race
for $4,000.
Fullerton, 0ccident, and Sam Purdy
Have it Out.
The New York Horse Wins in Three
Straight Heats.
Base Ball Prospects Tor tne
Year 1875.
Interesting Interview with Capt~
Jimmy Wood
whv Chicago Will Not Indulge in a
Billiard Tournament.
Interesting Interview with capt.
Jimmy Wood
why Chicago Will Not Indulge IN a
Billiard Tournament.
THE TURF.
FULLERTON, ocC1DEST. AND sAA Pohof'

nna4!' - o-d.v in which The California
.roll1ns iaso ,ost ~ Fu1]erton. the vell-known
nofso o..a. =, tta great sc. 900 race. Oo-
Eastern trottef, Ii 'no e4oe1 a..ao,a oava
cident on one or TWO previous ~. 49,. 80
promise Of great speed, ana o1a ~. s.nhaa ala
1ne's 'ass '.,,,;, III p 100 did not pau cut 80
III Pubic 4Aeo ;t.h1o and nervous
we'll Ihe morse - oAeA'a $50 a,d
and the crowd OF people, 0"nSDe
shouting, rendered him more 30. 1u. .., .oh ~ h;s
4oe"eo ~" :. tha hands of Budd Doble, he
last face' ~ .no 1.~s \, v;np trotted three
acnle'eu o1,A -s.1,o,,t hreak in 2:19. 2;18,
and o:22s1. He is owned By Gov. Stanford VINO
1oa,c3 him to Budd Doble to win all be could
4oan .n. 49, a,d - wa hoped by Pacific coasters
"4sA 4A41t' 1..,a. ~ q, erne7ienced ho1seman
that II the nanos y, ~ e,,1 ;saara III fon,tsend
the California wonder would ignore an 1aul.e -uo
elox bis mettle to be superior to that OF any
-,;o .a,;ra How we'll these expectations we're
Aieu ~ ta,,,a IN the repo1t of the race.
1eallzeo VIII W ioano 49, -.or,;ead va1, for
Early IN tne Gay TIC "ea.nel r. 49, o1o,t d-arv
near the race grounds were crowded with specta-
49,. .,o,,;rant ,7nonr whom we noticed large
49, '.. r. - r..to-n tnrf.mcu- who
numoer u Ia0teAn -~1-,,.rrv
with 4 pertinacity worthy Of the cause Al the
first nools Fullerton sold first at small odds over
ne.;doo+ sam pnrdv third, Az the time Of
$1,000 -. hos+s of neonle arrived. and
e'u Sn| "1" " 49, "a orornd m Ione
TOOK advantage OF the e1esa1eo glounu ~ .a;a
Mountain and the toloen~Gato1 a. .ae au rho
grounds to secure gooo view VI '0s A"oo.
advent OF local ansesso1s " sno os6a;Sa-t os;ELut
had the effect 9t '1'4af ;o,oct aoi5
stock. Wnlcn' ~ 1a 1no Ga. pnrdv aa1l;no
even, with Fullerton st S1oo, san furoy se1nng
at $50 Some pool-sethng was msae s1sn "isn ~
dent, $3.50 Fullerton, Soo !i:,o1 80 - tthesa
no great amouns OIL money "a1 pt@ t@se, a,d ;n
rates occ!dent "as iney ~ on has+T an1,.usa o1
the spectators, who 1ooked upon n1I1 A9 @t'"
horse OF the day.
TIE RACE f.,
In the first heat pos'.ions "eee taden e.
lows: Pnrdv, pole; Occldent, second fuler-
ton, third; with Budd DobIe d1Slug VecaaenI,
O. A. Hickock driving Fullerton and McClellan
holding the lines over Purdy" Snst oe1ote oco tne
etart tho pools sold as follows: occluent' S-oo
Fullerton, $3.50; PurdY, S45: At hal1-p
o'clock the horses were called Tor the race,
when it was evident that Occldent, VINO naa
been acting badly all the afternoon was stu
nervous aud requiring all the eklA anu aIsent1on IT,
Of the driver who had hlm In enaree. luz &C.
of tha more knowing horsemen present Fuller
ton winning, With Purdy second, and 0ccidont
- -H~I tIs;rd +Ia tina nf the winner being
very paa aoaiI 1u' ~ psa ,ha oninion of many who
beng 229 H. :, [ace ~ ihs tbst % occdent IVES Dis
mlseeds'a tsnced and Do ' claim to tlst effect was
lnI IN Y1,o
made, bu. the judges aecldeo 20 me con-
trary. This decision raised the hoPea o.
occ;dent'a hackers, which had almost Bubsided
<tan tia resnlt Of the first heat WAS being dis
nas T ~ nausad ,nuct, DISQUALIFICATION among
cnsseo, Gu gu' o3 F,1ia4,on md sam Purlv. who
the f1lenas o. ui1elton an1 ~" - tt',,;rI
claimed that Occ1deut Was 1our iene1os peiunu
the distapce-dag, and should hare been ruled cut
.ccordirc1v
~. +,,,f ,fnrtn,. ia incident occurred in the start
AZ u4t1oi a S4 '.,;,, -asr1taI N tha tininp
for the second neat, "nlcu 1esu1teu AZ AAe Ao4n6
in SIS Of Hlckok. the owner OF fu!ier1ou. 1or
usinp iupertinent language to the judges.
sTbosa dact;ned tn a1}oW Hicock to water his
80" ~ ~ t~,,E ~ action 1rhich the driver
nolee ~ sse1;;,a lne a as - nnt:;nc m or too
chose TO chafacteHze As LIZ putnh III ~ h". -uu
many airs, and henes Inc ms tne etn nosag9 aa5
scored eight times without making statt, ana.
xhen they did get OIL Occident broke badly Just
aftar GETTING the word and behaved badly during
- -a5ns;rdsr of thn heat which Tas .tnken bY
~ ~ - aooxI ~ ~ pu-dg second md f,cc;dant
1uAelto1l IL A:1oI4: uuf s~~0A' ~ ~"A-A'
seventynee ya1og ~ os hnreea vera raad mt for
At 4:3V O'CLOCK tne nolEea "e1e ea4'eu ou' lol
the third heat, when Fullerton WAS selling at
5000 70 $3.50 On the field. There Fas nothing
esnecin]fv interesting in this heat but the result
,~t,cr .hoxad Eul1ar+on f3tst in 2.111/ and CON
saanor+1v u;nner ~ tba raca. Tha fn]low1no ia