Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-14
YESTERDAYS RACES.
the Finest Races ofthe Week
Attendance and Great Interest
Manifested.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon
not more than 1000 people were present
at the Park, and the races began shortly
afterward, although they had been ad-
vertised to commence at 10 o'clock noon.
The first item Of interest was base
ball match between the
UNIVERSITY AND NORMAL SCHOOL
Clubs. The result Of the match was as
follows: University Club, s; Normal
School Club, 10. The match lasted one
hour and three quarters, and was hotly
contested. Mr.. r. E. Lockhart was
umpire. Following are the names of the
contestants University Club-Messrs.
Thacker, Stems, Railsbach. II. Robin
son, w. Robinson, Furner, Emo, Curtis
and waldron. Normal School Club
Messrs. Clark, Rives, Woods, Nawn.
Sanders, Heinsch, Collins, Ardagh and
George. Messrs. Rives and Sanders, Of
the latter club, made home runs, while
Railsback and r. Robinson, Of the Uni
versity Club, accomplished the same
feat. The contest was very interesting
and was watched with great interest.
The races were next in order, the first
one having the following entries;
THE FIRST TRoT.
DISTRICT TRoTrISe-2: 2:40-class. Purse
S405. S245 to lst, sll5to I'd, S45 to
3D..
John Wilson, Los Angeles. enters br
z Apprentice Boy, years, by the Moor.
j.. Il. Simmons, San Bernardino,, Big
Valentine. No ped.
l.. ]. Rose, San Gabriel, enters 6
Don Carlos, by Del Sur, dam Sunny
Slope Belle.
Canada Grande Stock Farm, Los An
geles, enters b Max by Echo, dam
Daisy, by Lippincott.
The race was in 5. Durfee driving
Max, Williams Don Carlos, Kelley
Valentine. and Bradley Apprentice Boy.
The pools sold with Don Carlos favor
ite at $40, Max second with ten dollars,
and the field very thin. Five starts
were attempted before the flyers got
off. They came in ia good style, Don
Carlos first, with Max and Apprentice
Boy close behind. and Valentine some
what to the rear. time 2:33A. The Sec
ond heat required four starts, and the
horses came in in the same order, time
2:32. The third heat resulted in the
victory of Don Carlos in 2:34, Appren-
tice Boy second, and Max third, Don
Carlos taking the heat and race. After
the first heat, Ell Niho Eddie appeared
and performed his daring feats IN the
tight rope.
THE JUDGES
Here announced that the pools on Ap-
prentice Boy and Max, as well as the
bets. would be divided, reading from
the rules of the Pacific Blood Horse As.
sociation to sustain their decision. The
driver of Don Carlos was fined ten dol
lars for foul driving, which was paid.
The judges next rang the bell. and an
nounced to the assembled multitude that
Don Carlos had made in the second
heat, the best time ever made on that
track. by 3-year-old-2:32, at which
those present cheered Justify.
SECOND RACE
Was as follows:
TRoTTINo-free for all. Purse, $3.50;
500 to first, $3.50 to second
Gus Walters enters E. ]. Baldwin's b.
g. st. James. by Champion, record, 23s.
N. A. Covarrubias enters b. 6. Major.
This race was well contested, st.
James winning the three heats, Major a
good second. Time, 240, 2:35, 2:37.
THE CONTEST OF DEL SUR,
against 2:2s, the best time ever made on
the track, barring Goldsmith Maid, fol-
lowed. He was splendidly driven by
Walter Mabyn, Mr.. Roses trainer, with
the horses dam running attached to an
other sulky adjoining, to force the horse
to his best speed. He made the mile in
2:27t, three-quarters Of second better
than the time which he contested, and
yet the track was fully three seconds
slow. The achievement elected much
enthusiasm.
THE MILE DASH
For 2-year-olds was next on the pro-
gramme. Following were the entries
for the race:
RuNsNo-0ne mile dash, 2-year-olds.
Purse $500, entrance added.
Ella Hill Stock Farm enters s. f. Cora
by Rutherford, dam Sespe by Crichton.
Machado Bros. enter $. 8. St. David by
Hook Hockings dam Eva Coombs.
Machado Bros. enter b. s. Beacons-
field. by Hook Hooking, dam Aileen
Allanah.
E. J. Baldwin enters ch. I. by Grim
stead, dam Josie @.
E. J. Baldwin enters ch. f., by Grim
stead. dam sister to Clara D.
Hill 4 Cries enter b. c. Bachelor, by
Hook Hooking, dam Maid Of the Mist.
L. J. Rose enters $. g. Harry Rose. by
Rutherford, dam Aileen ogc, by Nor
folk.
| The only horse which failed to
enter this race was Baldwin's first
entry, the chestnut tilly, dam Josie G.
The other entry of Mr.. Bald win made
an excellent record. One of the most
important pools sold as follows; Harry
Rose, $50; Baldwin's stable, S25; Ma
chado stable, $55; Bachelor. $50. The
pool selling and the contest were all very
exciting and interesting. The first dash
resulted in complication. as Machado's
St. David and Baldwin's 6lly came in
nose to nose. AS far as they were con.
cerned. the judges decided it dead
heat, but as they were but two Of them,
Harry Rose was given third money,
Beaconstield fourth and Bachelor last
Dublin Boy ran and came in last of all,
Tho judges decided that the first and
second money should be won by the two
horses which caused the dead heat,
without regard to the other horses. An
other mile was accordingly at once con
tested between st. David and Baldwin'l
flly, the rules of the Pacific Bloot
Horse Association on the subject being
read by Hon. H. M. Larue, one Of thu
Judges. St. David won the heat ans