Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-10
The RACES.
The Largest Attendance Ever Seen
at the Track Heavy Pools and
Spirited Races Some Good Time

Spirited Races Some Good Time
Made.
The races of yesterday were great
success. About two thousand people
were on the ground and great interest
was manifested in the contests. The
first race was District Trotting-three
minute class, with the following entries;
Don Carlos, by L. J. Rose; Hardman,
by 9. A. Durfee; Hunter. by r. j.
Blee.
The first heat was won by Don Carlos,
Hunter second, Hardman third; time,
2,35.
The second heat resulted in the same
ORDER Don Carlos first, Huntsr second,
Hardman third; time, 2i37t. The pools
before first heat stood, Don Carlos $50,
Hunter $50, field Sl5. After the first
heat Don Carlos stood at $40, Hunter,
so, field $40
The third heat was well contested,
but all the horses broke badly and the
heat was failure.
The fourth heat was very exciting,
Don Carlos first, Hunter second, Hard
man third; time, 2;S7l. After the sec.
ond heat the pools sold at 800 on Don
Carlos, Hunter, Hardman and field $40.
A special trotting race for 5000, was
then introduced with Kate Bender, en-
tered by Dan Payne; Tempest, by F. NJ !.
Slaughter; Nellie Monroe, by Remission
& Co. The pools sold $50 for Nellie
Monroe; sls for Tempest, and $40 for
Kate Bender.
| The first heat was won by
Nellie Monroe, Kate Bender second,
Tempest third; time, 2:54.
The second heat was taken by Tenn
pest, Kate Bender second, Nellie Mon
roe third; time. 2:50.
(Race to be finished to.day.)
The Judges to facilitate the work of
the day tried the half.mile and repeat.
Samuel's Jennie c., Warden's Wood
berry, Sanchez's Eclipse, and Hill &
Gries's Dotty Dimple, after many in
effectual starts. got off well together.
Dotty at the pole, Jennie G.. second,
Eclipse third, Woodberry outside; all
run in bunch to the stretch. Heat won
by Dotty in 49f. (Under rule bets on
the race declared off on account of un-
finished raee.)
THE STOCK DISPLAY.
Those who are not interested in racing
will be well rewarded for the time ex-
pended in going to the Park, by an in
spection of the splendid stock on exhibit
ton there. Before the week has come
to a close we shall note in some detail
the several entries. The herd of short
horns belonging to Mr.. j. w. Waters,
Jr., Of San Bernardino, and which will
be sold at auction tomorrow and on the
two following days, extort the admira-
ton Of the throngs who hourly crowd
the department set apart for the exposi-
ton of cattle. Interspersed amongst
them are number of beautiful Jerseys,
of the purest blood. Mr.. f. j. Barretto's s
farm is also well represented. The hog
pen and banyard are also literally rep
resented by porkers of aristocratic por-
cine pedigrees and chickens of undoubt-
ed blue blood.
After the
GRAND STOCK PARADE
At the Park, in addition to the regular
programme, will be the unfinished trot
between Nellie Monroe, Tempest and
Kate Bender, and the half-mile and re-
peat running race between Woodberry,
Jennie c., Eclipse and Dotty Dimple.
Races will commence at IL M. sharp.
The great tight-rope performance by
ElNino will take place promptly at IL M. /.
The following is to-day's programme:
THIRD DAY, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10TH.
DISTRICT TRoTTING-2:30 class. Purse
$500. $500 to first, $3.50 to second, $50
to third.
Ed. Dunham enters b. g. Bullet by
Echo.
&C. A. Durfee enters br. G. Democrat.
e. L. Maybury enters b. m. Lady
Washington by Whipplc, dam Kitty
Clyde.
LADIES lO-MnE RAcE-open till day
of race.
Mrs. j. e. Blacklaw, Centinela Ranch.
Miss May Lawrence, San Diego.
Miss Della Chilson, Norwalk.
DISTRICT RUNNINo-Mile and repeat.
Purse s400. s266 to first, sl34 to
second.
NJ. A. FoIster enters b. f. Pelo by
Wild Idler, dam Pele.
E.J. Baldwin enters ch. G. Grismer
by Grimstead, dam Jennie d.
Remission & Co. enter br. s. Idler, T.
year-old, by Wild Idler, dam Kate Gift
by Lodi.
The S. P. R. R. are expecting to run
trains after to-day to accommodate the
increased attendance. To-day will be
the greatest day of the season. Go early
to avoid crowded cars.