Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-14
CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR.
SIXTH DAY OF THE THIRTY.SEC.
OND ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
Unequaled Stock Parade - Four
Year-Old Stations Record Low
cred 2 f-2 Seconds-A Gala Day.

Saturday was another lovely day for the
visitors to enjoy to the full the State Fair.
which they were evidently doing, both at
the Park throughout the day, and at the
Pavilion in the evening till IL o'clock.
The stock parade, to which more extended
remarks are given below, was an event of
great importance and pleasure to those in
terested in owning or viewing fine cattle,
while in the afternoon the lowering of the
trotting record for four-year- stations,
by two and a half seconds. was another
glory won for California horses
The attendance at the Park in the day
time, and at the Pavilion in the evening,
was larger than on any previous day. The
receipts at the Park were ST .15S. and at the
Pavilion 1856, making a total of 81. Sl4.
The Pavilion never looked so gay as now,
in It's bright-colored trimmings and the mag
niticently arranged and many-hued ex-
hlblts, under the strong electric lights
which depend from all parts and hooks of
the immense structure. The steady promen-
ade of the great concourse of visitors was
kept up until past IL o'clock, and many
seemed 10th even then to leave the bright
and alluring surroundings.
Ii is expected that the attendance will be
still very greatly increased during this
week. In addition to its being gen.
orally considered the best week of the ex-
position, there are special features of much
interest and attraction for nearly every day
of the week. There will be a grand special
race for purse of $500 on Tuesday, be-
tween Maynard, Nellie R., Ruby and Guy
Wilkes. 1t is expected that the score of all
heats will be down to twenty, or lower.
There will be stock parades on the morn
ings of Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
another cut-fower exhibit on Wednesday
evening, the annual address on Thursday
evening by Hon. NJ. NJ Estee, and Ladies
tournament on Friday
In addition TO the premium list of the
Society, the Pioneer Milling Company is
Offering a premium of $50 for the best loaf
of bread made from Pioneer Mills -four,
the entries to be received at the companv's
booth at the Pavilion, and to close on
Thursday.
To-DAY's PROGRAMME.
The programme of exercises for to-day
are as follows The Pavilion and Park
open at 9 A. NJ The committees com
mence their work to-day. At the Park an
informal parade of horses takes place each
forenoon. The races will commence at /
O'Clock P. NJ, and are as follows:
Race No11-( Runningl-Maturity Stake;
for four-year-olds; 800 entrance S25 for
felt; $500 added; second horse, 800; third
$50; closed in 1885; three miles Paio
Alto Stock Farms ch. f. Glendair; NJ. NJ.
Aliens oh. c. Prince of Norfolk; H. c.
Judson's blk. c. John A.
No; 12-(Runningl The Premium Stake
for all ages; $25 entrance; $40 forfeit $3.50
added; $50 to second third saves stakes
three-quarters of mile. B. 2. Hills CHI. f.
Silyerella Kelly & Lynch's CHI. g. Tom
Atchison Geo. Howson's b. f. Constella
ton w. NJ. Murray's CHI c. Estin; Gar
land Goldsmith's b. $. Beaconsfield; Mar
tin d Myers b. IN. Emma; William NJ.
Ayers z. g. Ichi Ban; John Green's b. S.
Joe G.; W. l.. Appleby's b. IN. Nelson S.
b. Wn1ghts b. IN. Lalla Rookh T. Haz-
let's b. 8. Panama; Harry Stovers 5. g.
Quebec.
No. 13-Running) The California An
nual Stake; for foals of 1888; 500 entrance.
$25 forfeit; $3.50 added; second horse. S1OO,
third horse, $50; closed in 1884 with IS
nominations; one mile. II. c. Judson's b.
f. Pattie Walk over.l
No. 14--(Running)-The LaRue Stake
Handicap for all ages $50 entrance: S25
forfeit; S15 declaration $500 added
$50 to second. Kelly & Lvnch's
Oh. IN. Glendair; Thomas Delaney's oh. C.
Ned Cook; G. L. Richardson's b. 2. Billy
the Kid; II. Stovers br. G Garfield; H. G.
Judson' 5 blk. b. John A; Hill & Cries b. h.
Arthur H; William Boots b. m. Bessie.
Special Running Race-Handicap Stake
-S25 entrance; $40 declaration; 5000 added;
second horse, $50; five eighths of mile;
declaration by l P. NJ. Kelly & Ivnchs CHI.
g, Tom Atchison; Ben p. Hills 9. 9. John
ME Gray; Tom Hazlett's ch e. Joe Cham
berlain; Frank Depoister's b. c. Dan Doug
lass; William Boots b. H. Robin.
Special Trotting Race-S300; three mon
eys; for the following named horses: J.
w. jonathan names b. IN. Carrie F.; Chas.
Durphy names br. h. Dick j.; W. B. Tod
hunter names blk. m. Maud w. W. W;
John Goldsmith names blk G. Blaine; ].
J. Cozart names blk. b. Blacksmith: E. V.
Spencer names b. m. Belle Spencer
The Pavilion opens for this evening at
40. The First Artillery Band will rem
der the following programme;
March Tempest "..................... C;ra ffnIa
Overture, Souvenir" ............... .Hanley
Waltz, - Helena .Pettee
Gavotte, Little Nestlings "................ Moses
Selections, Abts Songs ......................Abt
SlaTcn, uiancre1 .Meyrelles
Matz. Autograph
Selection, Brudder Gardeners Picnic Ripley
Galop, Homestretch ".".."............C. a. Neale