Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
gas PARK.


It has been the custom Of this paper for
years to place before its readers, just prior to
the opening of the State Fair, list of the
horses that havs arrived at the Park for exhi-
bitten and to take part in the various races.
This year many Of the horses will not arrive
until the last moment, having been engaged
at the fairs 10 Oakland, Chico Marysville
and Grass Valley. Thsre sre, however, a
very large number OF fine horses at the Park
already, and, with those that are positively
announced to be here and that are entered
for the races, it is ident that the display of
fast and valuable horses will exceed anything
that has ever been shown at State Fair on
this coast, which q saying a great deal.
Every stall at the Park is taken, as
well as the room in sll the private
stalls under control of the association.
The superintendent Of the park yesterday
said he had application from hoIsemen for
fifty stalls more than he had under his coz
troll. There are running and trostiug events
announced for this week that may well at
tract the attention of the world, especially
among colts. TIE feats performed by two
year-olds last year raised an intense excite
ment among hoTsenen everywhere, and the
turf admirers throughout the world look to
California for new equine wonders. From
the records made this year a5 the racing con-
tesss referred to above, it is expected that
there will be general lowering OF records
all along the line OF srotters, as we'll as gen.
ersl clipping Of ths time heretofore mada by
runners.
TaoTTERs.
Among the troSters stabbed ct the park and
which will take part IL this weeks contest,
are the following:
J. b. Hsggin's sslble, Jas Duane, trainer,
contains Eudors, ten-yesr-old bay mare by
Volunteer, dam American Star; Urads,
thrse.year-old bs iily by Echo, dam a sister
to Everett; Woo ,ine, bay mare by Eiec-
tioneer, dam by Woodburn; Robert Lee,
two-year-old colt oy NutWood. dam by Black
bird /; Exile, bay ssslhon oy Echo, dam Belle
| Mason Almone, ssree. yesr-old sorrel colt by
Algona, dam by JeppeEhead. He has also
the following yea hags by Echo; Visalia,
dam Dolly Vsrde Longreen, dam Vixen
| Willie g., dam sooth's Dewdrop; Eagle,
dam Sally Come Up; Et Monte. dam Light
foot; Pashaw, dan Fashion; Maggie o.,
dam Maggie O'Neil; Minnie, dam Minnie
Warren Elsa, da Ella Blonde, dam Gay /;
Dixie, dam by Eln. and Vixen, dam Gypsy.
| They are all driver each dey, and give good
promise of future sicsor.es. - -
John Donohua. trainer, has Baby Aii1e,
three yesr-oid black tilly by Nephew. dam by
BIackna%k; Revelation, black stallion by
| Prince of Orange, dam Cricket, record, 2:41 ];
and two-year-oid a1ack colt by Nephew, dam
| by Chieftain, ali osSed by j. A. Loutist, Of
stockton; sorrel it. three years cid, by
Nuswood, and 81 TX horse, Ave years old,
by George NJ. Patsren, the property of MIR.
| Edwards, of San !, ose. Mr.. Casey has 3
three -ysar-old fly y General Reno, dam by
Chiefeain, learning ne ruaiments under Mr..
! Doaohue's watcnfr- care. Voucher, two
year old bay colt T. Nephew, Owned by q.
W. Train, is entereg n the colt stakes at the
State Fair, Chico aui Stockton Fairs Mag
daIeue, bay FLY, three years old, by Peerless,
dam by Belmont, with 8 two.y ear-old record
of 2:43, and sorrsl stallion by Petaluma