Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-07
sixth day-wednesday, september lsth-Run

Sixth day-Wednesday, September 16th-Run-
ming.
SIS entrance, SO forfeit, $50 aG4 d. second $50
tive-eighths mile.
20. The Golden Gate stake, for three-year-olds;
$50 entrance Up. p.) $50 added; 500 to second,
third to save stake; one and threequarter miles.
p. Selling, purse $3.50; entrance free; for all
ages; $50 TO second; fixed valuation, 81 600; two
pounds off for each 500 below and two pounds
added for each 500 above; one and fve-eighths
! miles.
% Free, purse $500; for all ages; $50 TO second
seven-eighths of a mile and repeat.
Seventh day Thursday, September 17th-Trot
ting:
49, Trotting, 2:27 class; purse, 81 200
a. Two-year-oids; purse, 81, 600; closed March
10th with seven nominations
%. Pacing, purse 81 200 free TOR all.
Eighth day-Friday, September 1sth-Run-
! ming:
26 The Sunny Slope stake, for two-year,olds;
$50 entrance, SO forfeit, $3.50 added !;
| so to second, third horse TO save stake; win
ner of Nos or 10 penalized D pounds; if both,
III pounds; one mile.
| o. The Shatter stake. for three-y ear-olds; $50
entrance. So forfeit, $500 added; 500 TO second
| third to save stake; winner of Nos . or % pen
allied pounds; if both, 10 pounds; one and
| one-quarter miles.
entrance SIS forfeit, $500 added SIS to second,
| third $50 500 additional if 1:4114 is beaten ;
| stake TO be named after the winner if Night
| hawks time Q:431s) is beaten; one mile.
| %. Purse, $500 $50 10 second one and one
| sixteenth miles and repeat.
| Ninth day-Saturday, September 19th-rrot-
s.. Trotting purse $1,000; 2;23 class, Sister
| barred.
81. Trotting, purse 81, 200: go class.
81. Trotting purse 81, 500; DIS class.
1t is possible that special purse will be
given for St. Julian, Director and horses of
that class.
The pocl-seiling privileges were awarded
to Killip & Co., of San Francisco.
Entries for the following running events
for 1SS5-SG were ordered TO be closed with
! the above races:
/. California Breeders stake, for fOals of 1855:
to be run at the state Fair OF 1856; $50 entrance.
| p. p; $500 added, of which 500 to second and
| so to third; one mile and quarter
! s. California Annual stake, for oals of 1881, to
! be run at the State Fair OF 1886: 800 entrance
50 forfeit $50 added; second horse, 500; third
| $50; one mile
! A. California Derby stake, for foals of 1884. to
| be run 1T the State Fair of 1857: so entrance
p p; $500 added; second horse, 500; third, $50;
| nemie and half.
| The following are the conditions and the
rules governing the races:
All trotting and pacing races are the best three
| in five, except the two-year-old JrOt, unless
| otherwise specified; five to enter and three to
| start. Bnt the Board reserves the right to hold
a less number than five to fill, by the with
| drawal of Il prop0rtionate amount OF the purse
| Entrance tee 10 per cent. on purse, 10 accom-
! pany nomination. Trotting and pacing purses
divided at the rate OF 20 per cent. TO first horse
p per cent. to second, - per cent. to third and
| 10 per cent. to fourth
| National Association Rules to govern trotting :
but the Board reserves the right to trot heats of
any two classes alternately il necessary to finish
any days racing, or to trot Il special race be-
| tween heats. A horse making u walk-over shall
| be entitled only to the entrance money paid in.
| When less than the required number of starters
| appear they may contest for the entrance
money. to be divided follows 662A to the first
| and 3315 to second.
| In all races entries not declared out by 6 F. NJ.
| of the day preceding the race shall be required
| TO start.
| Where there is more than one entry by one
| person, or in one interest, the particular horse
| they are to start must be named by P. NJ. of the
| day preceding the race. No added money paid
| for a walk-over.
| Rules of the State Agricultural Society to gov
| ern running races, except when conditions
| named are otherwise.
| Non-starters III running races will be held for
| entrance, under Rule g.
| Racing colors to be named in entries.
| In trottiug races drivers will be required TO
| wear caps CT distinct coors, which must he
| named in their entries.
Entries to all of the above races except fixed
eveEts) to close with the Secretary on Friday,
| August |. 1888.
| Entry blanks and racing rules will be furnished
| upon application To the secretary.