Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-07
A GOOD DAYS SPORT.
Opening of the Ninth An.
nual Fair.
ACCIDENT TO A JOCKEY.
Results of the Races-The Entries
for Premiums - Track
Gleanings.
ACCIDENT TO A JOCKEY,

and Jockeys were busy getting their ami
mails in condition for the afternoon
races and sporting men and tipsterl
watched eagerly the favorites as they
cantered round for their morning exer
cises with the object of discovering "s
sure thing" with which to attack tn,
pool rooms later on in the day. The
track was sprinkled and raked
the final arrangements made regard
ing the disposition of visitors and
by noon the officials commenced to take
up their positions, for at that hour the
tide OF pleasure-seekers began to come
in. AT 2 O'Clock, the hour set for the
first race, about two thousand people had
passed the gate, and the track and
grounds presented quite an animated
appearance. The grand stand was we'll
filed, quite number of ladies being
present, and the string of carriages,
phaetons and vehicles of all descriptions
within the inner fence of the track was
quite imposing. A band put in an
appearance about l O'Clock and
stationed itself opposite the Judges
box, playing during during the course OF
| cAAO oAtOA AOOhs dis, WulCO
served to while away the intervals be-
tween the races. The stables, of course,
formed one OF the chief centers of attrac.
ton, and the satin-coated thoroughbreds
had hosts of admirers as they stood com.
placently in their stalls or were taken
out and prepared for the different con-
tests. This is the first year that an Agri-
cultural exhibition has been held in the
Park, and though the temporary pavil-
ion which has been constructed is not
nearly adequate to the demands upon it,
it forms very valuable adjunct to the
grounds and was good stroke of business
on the part of the directors who
planned it's location there. Although all
of the space for exhibitors has been let,
the displays have not yet been put in
order, and in fact, yesterday was chiefly
devoted to the arranging of the stands
which will probably be all in order by
sometime to-day. The live stock entered
for premiums. is located in the quarters
to the west Of the Pavilion and are easily
found, as all are classed and labeled &C.
cording to catalogue. A number OF
entries poured in yesterday for six P. M.
was the latest hour at which they would
be received, and although the following
list represents everything on the
books when they were closed at the
hour named it is not necessarily
complete as Secretary De Camp has sew.
eral additions to make. 1t will be seen
that the entries are scarcely as represen-
tative as could be wished, as several OF
the outlying settlements have sent no in
dication at all of the prosperity abound
ing in their midst.
Division A-HOrses.
THoRoUGHBREDS.
John Cries, Compton, b. 8. Bachelor,
by Hockhocking, dam Maid of Mist
Pacific Stable, Los Angeles, b. S. Ed Nc
Ginnis, years, by Grimstead, dam Jen-
ME G; J. D. Dunn. Los Angeles, Four
Aces; A. B. Wise, San Bernardino, Bell
Ringer, by Sacramento, dam Irene, by
Hockhocking, dam Maid OF Mist
Jno. M. Fugsea, San Bernardino, eh. s.
DR.. Crawford. by Billy Lee, dam Polly
Lee; J. Cries, Compton, ch. C. Washing
Shiloh; J. H. Dunn, Los Angeles,
Hockhocking, by Hockhocking, dam
Manzanita; J. H. Dunn, Los Angeles,
Manzanita, by Hardwood, dam Maid OF
Mist; Pacific Stable, Los Angeles, br. m.
Welcome, by Warwick, dam Aureola.
STANDARD AND ROADSTER CLASS.
H. T. Harris, San Bernardino, Modoc
Chief; R. Gird, Chino. bay stallion
Wolseley; G. A. Durfee, black stallion
Del Sur; w Kessler, Pomona, brown
stallion Buckner; G. T. Beckers,
Phoenix, A. T., black stallion Forrest
Clay; A. M. Kruger, Green Meadows,
Telesforo; N. A. Covarrubias, Los Ange-
les, grey stallion Harry Gage; B. F.
Wood, Los Angeles, Regalo; c. A. Dur
fee, Los Angeles, grey mare Dark; N. A.
| Covarrubias, Los Angeles, Tirra; G. A.
Durfee, Los Angeles, G. f. Lalla King; G.
A. Durfee, Los Angeles, b. f. Susie King
N. A. Covarrubias, Los Angeles, b. g.
Red Cloud.
SADDLE HORSES.
w. S. Cole, Anaheim, Fannie.
DRAFT HORSES.
A. B. Wise, San Bernardino, Badin
B. Walton, Compton, blk. S. Pompey
J. G. De Turk, Los Angeles, a. m. Fan
ME and colt; w. H. Morton, Compton
br. m. Lady Clyde and colt; B., Walton,
Compton, br. m. Brownie.
| COLTS.
A. Campbell Johnston, Garvanzo
Frank, by Connor dam; w. H. Morton,
Compton, Flora Temple.
PONY SPECIAL CLASS.
J. w. Gardner, Los Angeles, pair o.
Shetland stations, pair of Shetland mares
(matched), 8-year-old Shetland stallion
| (piebald), Shetland mare, 8years, Sweet
heart, Shetland colt, stallion, Shetland
maj eover 3years with colt, Shetland mare
colt.
G. B. Woodhead, Los Angeles, Dur
ham, Airdrie's Cherry, End Prince; Hols
tein, Santa Fe Springs; Durham, Air
dries Cherry, End.
i N. A. Covarrubias, Los Angeles, Juana
]. D. Durfee, Ell Monte, Jersey bull
Cleveland; Jersey, Erskine; Jersey
Rhine; Jersey, Bonita; Jersey, Dollie
Jersey, Sun Maid, Jersey, Christabel
Jersey, Black-eyed Susan Jersey ,Carm
ALTA; Jersey, Highland Mary; Jersey
Fawn.
! G. B. Woodhead, Los Angeles, Jersey
Ashantee Sultan.
A. M. Kruger, Jersey Green Meadows
G. B. Woodhead, Los Angeles, Jersey
Youcaipe.
MACHINERY IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
W. N. Hawley & Co., of Los Angeles
l cider mill and press, horse hay-rake
l hay and straw cutter, handcorn she
; Ter, grain broadcast sewing machine,
moving machine, l potatoe digger,
Glidden harrow, l Keyston disc harrow
J horse cultivator, double shovel pillow