Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-08
official Results.
NO. 5-LADIEs EoUEsTRIANsHIp.

official Results.
NO. 5-LADIEs FQUEsTRIANsHIP.
-Four elegant money or other valuable
prizes for the most graceful and accom-
plished lady rider. Grace, skill and supe-
rlor horsewomanship to be the unit Of
merit and not speed. Premiums to be an
nounced later:
Miss Irene Savage Los Nietos T
Miss Sarah Baker Norwalk ...2 Q
Mrs. Fannie McEifresh, Santa Monica g
NO. 6-TRoTTNG.
The Southern California trottinp
stake for 3-year-olds, foals of 1885; $50
entrance, $25 forfeit, $500 added. Mile
heats, 3 in 5:
Mr. G. A. Durfee's b. C. Raymon (owner) W. O.
| NO. 7-TRoTTING.
2;23 class. Purse $1,000; $500 to
first, $3.50 to second, $3.50 to third, 500
to fourth horse. Mile heats, best 3 in 5:
" A. Scales b. g. Alfred s., (McManus) 1911
Pleasonton stock Farm ch.' m. Maid Of
% Tine s:si, 2::25,' $685., a:a5 % %
Pools sold: Alfred S. $12O, field 500.
Alfred 5. barred) Valentine $40, Maid
of Oaks So.
After second heat Alfreds. 800, field
$S5. After third heat Alfred S. $50.
| field $14.
First heat-After several false starts
Alfred S. got away in front, and though
closely pressed by Valentine was never
actually headed and won somewhat easi-
ly by two lengths, Maid of Oaks lust saw
ing her distance.
Second heat-They got away to a good
start and kept we'll together the whole
way round Entering the stretch Alfred
S. broke badly, and Valentine going on
won by two lengths from Maid Of Oaks.
Third heat-Valentine got away in the
lead and at the quarter led by length
from Alfred S., Maid of Cakes two
lengths behind the second. This order
was maintained to the five-eighths pole
where Alfred S. closed up. A good race
ensued and Alfred S. took the lead. en-
tering the stretch and going on won by
an open length Maid of Oaks two lengths
away, third.
Fourth heat-After several attempts
they got away to good start, but before
going 200 yards Valentine broke badly
and lost all chance of winning. Maid Of
Oaks pressed Alfred S. closely but could
never head him, and he won somewhat
easily, Valentine finishing twenty lengths
in the rear.
NO. S-DISTRICT TRoTTING,
235 class. Purse 5000; miles heats, 2
in 5.
Mr. c. A. Durfee's blk. g. Don Tomas
Mr. /. j. Roses b. g Dubec wv. Mabin).. 2aa
Mr.. j. B. Masons b. m. Pond Lily (owner) 333
Time, 2:2e1a, 2:2Sl2, 2:26A.
Pools sold-Dubec $3.50, Don Tomas
$50, Pond Lily $40.
After first heat-Don Tomas $40. field
$50.
First heat-They got away to very
even start, but Don Tomas soon took
the lead and led at the :quarter pole bv
two lengths. He was the same distance
in front at the three quarters and main
tanned the lead to the finish won without
being unduly pushed by two open
lengths. Pond Lily was third twen-
ty lengths behind
Second Heat-This heat was repetition
OF the former, as it was quite evident
that Dubec had not sufficient speed to
press Don 7 omas. Durfee kept a lead
of length and a half throughout and
won by that distance. Pond Lily in her
old position.
Third Heat-Durfee sent Don Tomas
to the front and kept him there from
start to finish, winning easily.
TO-day's Programme.
THIRD DAY-No. 8 RUNNING.
For three year-olds. Purse $4OO-$26O
to first, 500 to second, $40 to third.
Three-quarter mile DASH
Mrs. Susie B. Woolfskill, Santa Monica
b. f., Heliotrope, by Joe Hooker, dam
Yalone, by Norfolk. Pacific Stables,
Los Angeles, br. f., Welcome, by War.
wick, dam Aeola. P. G. Dornalech,
Los Angeles, blk. g., Del, by Falsetto.
dam Matte Severn. W. L. Appelby.
Santa Clara, ch. f., Carmen, by Wild
Idle, dam Nettie Brown. Owens Bros,
Fresno, ch. f., Serpolette, by Norfolk,
dam Matte Glen.
NO. 8, RUNNING PURSE.
$780, All ages, weight for age-$39O to
| first, $3.50 to second, $50 to third horse.
One and one-fourth miles,
| Maltese Villa Stables, Merced, CAL.
ch. m. (4) Idalene Cotton, by Jim Brown.
dam Lizzie P; Mrs. Susie B. Wolfskill,
Santa Monica, b. f. (3) Heliotrope, by 10
Hooker, dam Yolone by Norfolk; Nj. S.
Bryan. Rhoenix, A. T., ch. c. (9) Moses
B., by Lienster, dam Aunt Jane by Ba-
zaar al Morine, Ell Cajon, Cal. g. (5)
John Treat, by Shiloh, dam by Norfolk:
AL Morine, El Cajon, Cal, b. f. "a Car
malta, by Hardwood, dam Shiloh John
D. Dunn, Los Angeles, ch. C. (2) Four
Aces, by Hockhocking, dam Maid of
Mist; f. R. Den, Santa Barbara, b. s.(5)
Consuelo, by Grinstead. dam Nina R. by
Woodburn; Pacific Stables, Los Angeles,
b. C. 81 Ed McGinnis, by Grinstead,
dam Jennie g.; w. l.. Appleby, Santa
Clara, b. m. (4) Laura Gardner, by Jim
Brown, dam Avail; 10 Thomas, San
Jacinto, ch. &. CO. Galgo, by Rutherford.
dam Nina R. by Woodburn Owens Bros,
Fresno, Cal, b. C. (4) Orc, by Norfolk,
dam Golden Gate.
NO. 10-TRoTTING.
Three-year-old stake, foals of 1885. $50
entrance, $25 to accompany nomination
and $25 July 31st, $3.50 added. Mile
heats, best three in five.
Palo Alto Stock Farm, Memo Park, b,
c., Monteith, by Electioneer, dam Mamie
c., by Imp Hercules.
Pleasanton Stock Farm, b. c., Direct,
by Director, dam Echora, by Echo.
G.. A. Durfee, Los Angeles, b. c.,
Gossipper, by Simmons, dam Lady
Bryan, by Smuggler, second dam by
Membrino Patchen.
NO. l1-TRoTTING PURSE.
200: Free for all; 5000 to first.
. $500 to second, $3.50 to third, $120 to
! fourth horse. Mile heats, best three in
five.
: L. j.. Rose. Los Angeles, b. 8. (6),
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