Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-21
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.

The State Board of Agriculture met at
the Office of the Secretary last evening,
with the following-named members pres
ent: President Carr, and Messrs. Finigan,
Coulter, Shippee, Chase, LaRue, Green
Shatter and Hancock.
adopted
No. 1.-The Occident Stake
No 2-TTotting purse, 81 600; 2:24 class.
NO. 5-PacinS purse, 5000; 2:35 class
SECOND DAY.
No. 4-The Introduction Stake-For two-year-
oldS 20 entrance; $40 forfeit; $3.50 added; $50
20 second; third to save stake; winner of any
two-year-oid race after August LIST to carry
three pounds; OF two or more. five pounds extra
Three-quarters of a mile.
NO. 9IIhe ,I California Breeders Stake-For
foais of 1885, $50 entrance; D. D.. $500 added:
SlO0 to second; $50 to third; closed in 1885, with
hye entries one mile and quarter.
No 6-Ihe Capital City Stake-For four-year-
olds, 500 entrance; h. f., or only S15 if declared
on or before September LIST: $500 added; of which
500 to the second horse; $50 to third; weights
1lve pounds below the sea e; winner of any race
over one mile. after August lst to carry rule
weights. One mile and five-eighths
No Free purse, S250-Winners of any race
AFTER August lst, OF the value of $500, to carry
hve vSe pounds; maidens allowed, II three years
teen pounds. Mile heats.
THIRD DAY
No S-Four-yeaT-old Trotting Stake-Sl0O en-
trance, of which s25 must accompany nomina-
ton; S25 payable July 1st, and remaining $50
payable August 10, 1886: $500 added bv the So
ciety; closed april 18th, with eight nominations
Mile heats three in five.
No. 9-Irotting purse, $780, 500 class.
No. 1O-Trotting; purse, 81 200; 220 class.
FOURTH DAY.
I'M
entrance, half forfeit, or only SIS if declared on
or before September lst with $500 added 500
to second, third save stake. Maidens, if three
years old, allowed pounds; if four years or
over, pounds; three-quarters of mile
No. l2-The California annual stake-For
foals OF 1881 Sl00 entrance; S25 forfeit $3.50
added second horse $780, third horse $50
Closed in 1888, with fifteen nominations one
mile.
No. 1S--The LaRue stake-Handicap for all
ages; 500 entrance; 500 forfeit with $500 add
ed, of which $3.50 TO second. 500 to third.
Weights announced September I'd declaration
$50, to be made with the Secretary by o clock
p NJ, September 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 SlOO below; two pounds added for each
SlOO above liked value ; ore mile and an eighth.
FIFTH DAY.
No. 15-Three-year-oldt trotting stake-(Condi-
tions same as No. 81 Closed April 18th, with
eight nominations.
No. 16--Trotting purse, 81 600; 2:S6 class.
No. I7-Trotting; purse, 81 200; free for all.
SIXTH DAY.
No. 1S-The Sunny Slope stake-for two-year
fllies S25 entrance SIS forfeit or only $40 if de-
clared on or before September lst: $3.50 added;
S25 to second: those not having runfirst or sec
ond in any race this year allowed .3 pounds
Five-eighths of mile.
No. l9-The Shafter stake-for three-year-
olds; $40 entrance S25 forfeit, or only SIS if de-
clared before September 1st; with $500 added
500 to second, third saves stake; winner of any
three-year-old race after August 1st to carry 5
pounds extra; of two or more, 10 pounds. One
mile and quarter.
No. 20-The Del Paso stake-for all ages; $50
entrance; S25 forfeit or only SIS if declared on
or before September 1st; with $500 added; 500
TO second, third to save stake; three-year-oId
maidens allowed . pounds, four -year-old,
pounds; five-year,olds and upwards, 10 pounds.
Three-quarter mile heats.
No. 21-Free-purse, $500; $50 to second; horses
that have not won this year allowed pounds;
vim winners this year OF any race of the value of
800 to carry pounds extra; winner OF No. 7, 10
pounds extra. One mile.
SEVENTH DAY.
No. 22-Trotting; purse, 81, zoe; 227 class.
No. 23-Two-year-Old trotting stake; mile
heats; 500 entrance, of which $40 must accom-
pany nominal ion, SIS payable July 1st and re-
naming S25 payable August 10th: $500 added by
the Society Closed April 18th, with nine NOM
nations.
No. 2l-Pacing; purse, $500; free for all.
EIGHTH DAY.
No. 25-The California Derby Stake-For foals
OF 1888; so entrance, p. p: $500 added; second
nominations.
No. 26-The Palo Alto stake-For twoyear-
olds 500 entrance; SIS forfeit or only S15 if de-
clared on or before September LIST: with $3.50
added; s75 to second; third to save stake win
ner of any twO-year stake after August LIST to
carry 3, pounds extra; of two or more, 10 pounds;
one mile.
No. 27-The Golden Gate Stake-For three
yearolds $50 entrance; S25 forfeit or only SIS if
declared on or before September 1st; with $3.50
added second horse 500: third to save stake:
winner of any three year-old race at this meet
ing to carry pounds extra; maidens allowed 10
pounds; one mile and three-quarters.
No 2S-The Nighthawk Stake-For all ages,
$50 entrance; SIS forfeit $500 added; 500 to sec
ond; $50 to third; 500 additional to the winner
II 14l1a is beaten stake to be named after the
winner if Nighthawk's time Q:4214) is beaten;
one mile.
No. 29-Free Purse $3.50 For all ages, $50 to
second; horse not having won at this meeting
allowed pounds; horses that have not run sec
ond or better at this meeting allowed 10 pounds;
one mile and a sixteenth and repeat.
NINTH DAY.
No. 30-The California stake-A sweepstakes
for all rotting stations of $3.50 EACH sl06 to ac-
company nomination. 500 TO be paid July 3lst
and $50 the day previous to the day fixed for the
race heats of two miles in harness five or more
aNosCItbtIS W MI, Nl,OuU duueQ the winner to
receive all the stakes and forfeits and % per
cent; of added money the second, so per cent:
the third, % per cent. of added money to name
and to close June !, 1856. Three or more starters
required for the added money to be given. In
case there are only two starters, stakes and for
teits only to be divided, IS per cent to winner
and p per cent. to second.
No. 3l-Iro ting purse, 81 900 2:22 class.
NO. S2-ITotting purse, $1,000; go class.
REMARKS AND CONDITIONS.
nd a.
three in five, except the two-year-old unless
otherwise specified five TO enter and three to
start. But the Board reserves the right to hold
q less number than five to fill by the with
drawal of Il proportionate amount of the purse.
Entrance fee, ID per cent. on purse, to accom-
pany nomination. Trotting and pacing purses
divided at the rate of so per cent. TO first horse
. per cent. to second, Is per cent TO third and
10 per cent to fourth.
National Association Rules to govern trotting
but the Board reserves the right to trot meats of
any two classes alternately, if necessary to fin
lsh any day racing, or to trOt special race be-
tween heats. A horse making a 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 as follows 662& to the
FIRST and 3S15 to the second.
In all the foregoing stakes the declarations are
void unless accompanied by the money
Please observe that, in the above stakes,
declarations are permitted for small forfeit
In all races, entries not declared out by p 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 walk-oyer-
Rules of the state Agricultural Society to gov
ern running races, except when conditions
named are otherwise
Non-starters in running races win he held for
entrance. under Rule 3.
Racing colors to be named in entries
drft rt.Sn l.p sra.le.
wear caps of distinct colors, which must be
named in their entries.
Entry blanks and racing rules will be fur
nlshed upon application to the Secretary. En-
tries in all, except otherwise stated. To close