, 1879-06-08
TIE TURF.


THE CALIFORNIA CRACKS.
| On previous occasions THE TRIBUNE has fur
nshed the public with the facts relative to the
gagements in the East this summer OF the stables OF
| running horses owned by Messrs. Baldwin l.
| Schwartz, Of California The experiment OF these
! gentlemen, both Of whom ara known as thorough
! sportsneu, in bringing on such long Journey
their valuable strings of ia one in which ali
lovers Of spor. interested, and tho enterprise
and pluck thus shown by them will, it is hoped, be
| rewarded with the success 1t merits. Although
| quite number OF race-hoIses nrc owned in Cali
fornia, they not sufficiently numerous to war
/ rant the formation Of any considerable num-
her Of racing associations. and in conse-
qucnce Of this fact there arc no an
nuaf eTcnts. such are common in the. East
and South, for which Jonng thoroughbreds can
be entered, aud thus have line OF engagements
which will prove profitable in case the horses
out well. This fact will account for the large
number Of mile anC two-u1flc-heat races in which
the horses whose performances are given below
appear. Their performances in such races have
been so uniformly credtable that in case they eau
run in the same form here, success is almost GER
tain. They arc all entered ut the Chicago meet
ing, beginning June q, and the people OF this
city will be the first oacs to witness their per
formances., Mo1lie Mccarthy, whose trip to
Louisville last year and defeat by the weather is
still fresh In the public mind, heads Mr.. Baldwjua
etring which will be here next Tuesday, the
stable OF hr. Schwartz having arrived last Friday.
She is in the Garden City Cup, and Is expected to
give good account OF herself. The others in this
stable, and their performances last year, are as
foliows:
is bay mare. years, BY Glenelg, dam the Nun,
and was purchased IN Kentucky while yearfing by
Mr.. E. D. Baldwin, of San Francisco, and taken
to California. Sho ran brilliantly Us 2-Jear-od,
and last season showed that she had lost none Of
her speed by winning two Of the four races in
which she was engaged Her first appearance in
1878 was at San Francisco Sept. 13 when she won
in tine style sweepstakes for all ages mile heats
in 1:4:} 1:43,z, beating Mark L. and cosmo in the
order named. She then met with two defeats.
being beaten tour days later 1t sacramento in .
mile heat race for all ages by Lena Lena; Dunbar and
same place Sent. 81 6y Lottery IN i two-miie
sweepstakes for 3-ycar o1ds. Time, 2:36, 2:35A.
She then went to Reno, New, and closed the season
Oct. BY defeating Lottery in T. two-mi1e sweep
stAkes for all ages. Time, 3:4OE.
GLEy1TA,
4-year-od FLY, BY Glenelg, dam Lark, ran III sl1
races last year, but was successful in only one, it
to meet such good ones as Mark L. and Lottery,
whom she was never able TO beat. Her solitary
victory was at Sacramento, Sept. II. in sweep
defeated Georgia 4. in 1:45:5. her opponent bolt
ing. Her defcats were as follows: AT Sacramento.
Sept LIZ. Eecoud 10 1tafR L. Ill 8WeGQStIke3 i0r
3-year-olds, mile heats; time: Lao; l:42a. At
Carson. New. Oct: g second to Mark 1. in purse
for oil ages, mile heats; time, 1:4+, Al 1:4ssi
mi tme 5ssoaa sa@s paee IN
l:455z. San Francisco, Oct. 81, second to Lot
heats, in 1:++ai 1:4+. It viii ue noticed that no
matter whether the heats were in 80 or 1:42K, /
Glenita was always second. |
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six races last year, Of which she won three. Her !
initial performance was at sacramento. Sept 70.
II pnrae for MI ages, mile beats, she beating
OF tue West In 1:44H; 1:I0. At Marysville, Sept.
rs, in d two mile heat, race for all agcs. Santa
Anita and Go1aea M Planet e. behind her in a2
tie Ss fst heat sa IL IL It'll 's same am moas6
Reno New. Jennie D. beating her in e:48. At
susanvillc, Oct. rs, sns was unplaccd in quarter
mile cash, won By Illusion in ,4}@ seconds, put on
from Raven, in heat for all ages, in
las, LAT: the first heat being dead between the
pair IN 1:47a' ,v1,vorov
This ia chestnut colt, 8 years, by Lexington.
,ut Of Vo]ga, aud started but once last year. that
9eine at suctamentor Sept. Il, IN d mile dash for
= year-olds. he being unplaced to Jesse E., who
ron in 1:4Gaf.
THE GLEEELG- -KEGAN FILLY,
although now years old. is unnamed She was |
hree times o starter In 1S7S but won only q |
Jingle event, mile dash for 2-yeaT-olds, at Car |
on, Nev., Oct. 2, whea she beat Experiment and |
1omping Girl in :571f. AT San Francisco, Sept. !
10Th 2-year- -olds, mile dash. in l:45I; and at |
Sept. II, by Jessie R., in similar
acc. Tine. 1:46A.
Mr. Schwartz has in his stable Lottery, Mark
H., and some purse horses !
also son at Mundy, and, like 1Tark t., very
losing but two races one OF them being
o Clara o., who also secured victory over Mark :,
l., and the other to Lena Dunbar. He defeated
lara D. on three occasions however each time with
ase, but was never afforded chance to get even | I
nth Dunbar.
Lottery did not start during the first part Of the
cur, his first appearance being at San Francisco,
ept. 8, in sweepstakes for 3-Year-olds, two |
lilies, when he had for an opponent Jennie D., 6
HON he defeated In the fast time OF After
two days rest he came out and ran Two mile | !
cat sace over the same course In 1885. $3.50, beat
lg Nathan Coombs and Jennie D. 4 trip to Sac | +
lmento brought him In contact with Lena Dunbar, | E
an all-aged purse, mile heats. Sept II, in
:44A4, 1:42a{. Clara D. and Maggie S. being behind
'e pair -Four days later Lottery rnn and won q
so mile-heat over the same course In 1886,
:35E, beating Clara and Raven: and on Oct Z. | 7
Keno. New, WAS victorious over Glenlta at mile =
eats in 10. 40. He closed the season Oct 81, -
san Francisco. by defeating Glcnita. Nathan u
oombs, and Raven in handicap sweepstakes for o
ages, mile heats, 1:4f35. 1:+4. Lotte:y's | n
inning races for the season were as follows: r
DATE. Place. Esent: Time: q
pt. 3. San Francisco Iwo-mlle aash|s:s5A. K