Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-02
srArE rAIR SPEED PROGRAM.
liz, Of Rnce. nnd Pur.es.


The readers Of the HERALD are own
ers Of the finest live stock, Of both cat
Tie and horses, on the Pacific Coast.
The owners Of the latter will be inter
ested in the speed program for the
races at the State Fair, which is as fol-
lows:
FIRST DAY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER -
rRoTTINo.
No.l-The Occident Stake-Closed IN
1884, with 10 nominations.
No. 2-Trotting Purse, $lOOO-2:24
class.
No. spacing Purse, 5000 = 2;S5
class.
SECOND DAY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
RUNNING.
No. 4-The Introduction Siake-For
two-year .olds; $25 entrance; $40 forfeit;
$3.50 added; $50 to second; third to save
stake. Winner of any two-year-old race
after August LIST to carry three pounds
extra. Three.quarters of mile.
No. 5-The California Breeders Stake
For foals of 1888; $50 entrance; p. p;
$500 added; 500 to second; $50 to third.
Closed ia 1885 with five entries. One
mile and quarter.
No. 6--The Capital City Stake-For
four-year-olds; $50 entrance; b. f.. or
only SIS II declared on or before Septem
Der LIST; $500 added, of which 500 to the
second horse; $50 to the third. Weights
five pounds below the scale; winner OF
any race over one mile, after August LIST.
to carry rule weights. One mile and
five-eights
No. Free Purse, Winners of
any race after August LIST, of the value
of $500, to carry five pounds; maidens
allowed, il three years old, five pounds;
if four years or upward 10 pounds. Mile
heats.
THIRD DAY, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IL.
TRorTINs.
No. s.-Four-year-old Trotting Stake
800 entrance, OF which S25 must ac-
company nomination; s25 payable July
lst, and remaining $50 payable August
10, 1886; $500 added by the society.
Closed April 18th with eight nomina-
tions. Mile heats, three in five.
No. 9-Trotting Purse, sS0O-3:00
class.
No. lO-Trotting Purse, $l2oO-2:2o
class.
FOURTH DAY, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL
RUNNING.
No. 1.-THE Premium Stake-For all
ages; $50 entran ,e; h. f.. or only SIS, if
declared on or before September LIST,
with $500 added; 500 to second; third
to save stake. Maidens, If three years
old, allowed five pounds; il four years
old or over, seven pounds. Three-quar-
tiers OF a mile.
No. I2-The California Annual Stake
For foals of 1884; 500 entrance; S25
forfeit; $3.50 added. Second horse,
500; third horse, $50. Closed in 1885
with 10 nominations. One mile.
No. l3-The La Rue Stake--Handi-
cap, for all ages; sl00 entrance; $50 for
felt, with $500 added, of which $3.50 to
second; 500 to third. Weights an-
nounced September 81. Declaration,
$50, to be made with the Secre-
tary by 8 o'clock P. M, Septem-
Der 4th. In no event will declara.
ton be received unless accompanied
with the amount fixed. Two and one
quarter miles.
No. l4-selling purse, $3.50, of which
$50 to second. Fixed valuation, $1,000;
two pounds for each 500 below; two
pounds added for each 500 above fixed
value. One mile and an eighth.
FIFTH DAY, TUESDAY, SEPT. A.
TRorTISG.
No. Is = Three-year.old Trotting
stake conditions same as No. 81. Closed
April 10Th, with eight nominations.
No. l6-Trotting Purse, $1,000, 2:36
class.
No. l7-Trotting Purse, $1,000, free
for all.
SIXTH DAY, WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 10.
RUNNING.
No. lS-The Sunny Slope Stake--for
two year-old fillies. S25 entrance; SIS
forfeit, or only $40 il declared on or be-
.ore september L $3.50 added; S25 to
second. Those not having run first or
second in any race this year allowed
three pounds. Five-eighths of mile.
No. l9-The Shafter Stake--For
thr ee- year-olds. $50 entrance; S25 for
felt, or only SIS if declared before Sep
tember ], with $500 added; 800 to Sec
ond; third saves stake. Winner Of any
three-year-old race after August |, to
carry five pounds extra; of two or more,
| ten mounds; One mile and quarter.
No. 20-The Del Paso Stake--For al
ages. $50 entrance; s25 forfeit, or only
SIS II declared on or before September |
with $500 added; 500 to second; third
saves stake. Three-year-old maideni
allowed five pounds; four-year-olds,
seven pounds; fye-year-olds and up.
wards, ten pounds. Three-quarter mile
| heats.
No. 2l-Free Purse, $500. $50 to sec
| ond. Horses that have MOI won this
year allowed five pounds. Winners this
year OF any race of the value of $500, &c
carry five pounds extra. Winner of No
7, ten pounds extra. One mile.
SEVENTH DAY, THURSDAY, SEPT. l6-
| TRorTISG.
No. 22-Trotting Purse, $1,000, 2:2I
class.
No. 23--Two-year.o Trotting Stake,
mile heats. $50 entrance, of which SIC
must accompany nomination.; S25 paya'
bic Aug. 10; $500 added by the Society
Closed April Is. with nine nominations
| No. 24-Pacing Purse, $500. free FOL
all.
EIGHTH DAY, FRIDAY, SEPT. IL
RUNNING.
No. 25-The California Derby Stake
for foals of 1888; $50 entrance fee. p. p.
$500 added. Second horse. 500; third
| $50. Closed in 1884, with eighteen
nominations.
| No. 26-The Palo Alto Stake--Fo
two-year-olds. $50 entrance; S25 for
felt. or only SIS if declared on or befor
September /; with $3.50 added. $75 L
second; third to saye stake. Winner 0
any two-year old stake, after August l
to carry five pounds extra; of two o
more, ten pounds. One mile.
| No. 27-The Golden Gate Stake-Eo
three-year-olds. $50 entrance; S25 for
felt, or only SIS If declared on or befor
September |; with $3.50 added; secon,
horse, 500; third to save stake. Win
ner Of any three.year-old race at thi
meeting to carry FIVE pounds extra
maidens allowed ten pounds. One mil
and three-quarters.
No. 2S-The Nighthawk Stake-Fo
all ages. $50 entrance; SIS forfeit; $50
added. 500 to second; $50 to third
$500 additional to the winner II l:4lA i
beaten. Stake to be named after tn
winner il Nighthawk's time Q:42f)
beaten. Doe mile.
No. 29.--Free Purse. S250-For al
ages. $50 to second. Horses not hav
ing won at this meeting allowed nv
pounds. Horses that have not run sec
ond or better at this meeting Above,
/ | ten pounds. One mile and sixteenth
and repeat
NINTH DAY, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 49,
rRoTTING.
No. 30-The California Stake
sweepstake for all trotting stations {
$3.50 each; 500 to accompany nomin,
lion; 500 to be paid July Slst, and So
the day previous to the day fixed for tn
race. Heats of two miles in harness
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