Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-09

one who has at least some ru-
dimentary knowledge of racing rules,
we're secured by the Association. Too
much license has been accorded the
riders throughout the week, and unless
some salutary lesson is taught to these
young gentlemen things will go from bad
| to worse. Complaints are numerous, but
the judges seem to consider that all they
have to do is to decide who first passes
the post.
Official Results.
NO. 9-RUNNING RACE.
For 3-year-olds. Purse $500; $3.50 to
first, 800 to second, $40 to third; A-mile
dash.
MI; W; L. Appleby's CHI +. Carmen, 113 lbs, .
Hitchcock ............ .................
Mrs: s 3. WoIfskillsb. f. Heliotrope, lis lbs,
owen Bros. ch. f. serpolette, lis lbs.
Also ran Welcome Cook. - - =
Won by five lengths; length between
second and third; time :15I.
Pools sold-Carmen 500, Heliotrope
$35, field SO.
NO. 10-RUNNING PURSE.
5000; all ages, weight for age $500 to
first, $3.50 to second, $50 to third horse.
One and one-fourth miles.
w, L. Appleby's b. m. Laura Gardner, lib
lbs, Hitchcock k..................... ......... 1
Maltese Stables ch. m. Idalene Cotton, 1l3
lbs Cook. ............... ......................2 2
AL Morines g g. John Treat, III lbs, wicks 3
Also ran Moses B. (O'Nei).
Won by short neck. Two lengths be-
tween second and third. Time 2 OH.
Pools sold-Gardner $50, Cotton SIS,
field $12.
NO. 1l..TRoTTING.
Three-year-old stake; foals of 1885;
$50 entrance, $25 to accompany nomin-
alton, $25 July 81; $3.50 added. Mile
heats, in 81
Pleasanton Stock Farm b. c. Direct, Nc
CA Durfee b. c. Gossiper, Durfee. - 2
Time: 2.3s, . 291a 2.3O]5.
No pools sold.
NO. 12-TRoTTING PURSE.
81, 200; free for all; 5000 to first, $500
to second, $3.50 to third, $12O to fourth
horse. Mile heats, best in5:
L. j. Roses b. S. Stamboul Maben ... 1 1 /
Q. A. Hickok's b. IS. Arab, Hickok ..... 2
Time: 2.15, 2.1719, 2 1914.
Pools sold
Arab $50, stamboul 500. After first
heat, Stamboul $780, Arab $50.
First heat-Stamboul took the lead
and kept it, winning by three lengths.
Second heat-Stamb boul led all the
way. winning easily.
Third heat-Stambo led till entering
the stretch, where Arab closed up, but
Stamboul drew away at his ease, and
won, anyhow.
To-DAY's PROGRAMME.
No. ~ - Running; Ed. McGinnis
stakes, for two-year-olds, foals of 1886, to
be run at the Autumn Fair, 1888; $50
entrance, $25 forfeit, or only $40 if de-
clared out on January l, 1887; 5000
added; one mile; stake for 1888 to be
named after the winner OF this event !;
closed December /, 1886. w. L. Apple
by, Santa Clara, b. C. Wild Oats, by Wild
Idle, dam Mary Givens; S. B. Stroud,
Norwalk, b. f. Katie Briggs, by Billy
Lee, dam Ada; B. f. Bragg, Los Angeles,
b. f. Alice Lee, by Robert Lee; H. H.
Fields, Los Angeles, ch. f. Senovia, by
Billy Lee, dam Belle Mason; H. H.
Fields, Los Angeles, ch. C. Fandango, by
Billy Lee, dam Lorinda; j. G. Hill, San
Bernardino, b. f. mot named), by Wild
Idle, dam Mary Wade; John D. Dunn,
Los Angeles, ch. C. Four Aces, by Hook
hooking, dam Maid of the Mist; George
Hearst, San Francisco, ch. f. -, by
Hockhocking, dam Vixen; f. R. Den,
Santa Barbara, b. C. Othello, by Hook
hooking, dam Sunday; DR.. G. q. Far
mum, San Francisco. b. C. -, by I'm
ported Young Proven, dam Mercedes !;
F. Pico, San Diego, ch. f. Lorrita, by
Klipspringer, dam Lula Jackson F. Es-
tudilla, San Juan. Cal, ch. C. -, by
Klipspringer, dam Wild Rose; M. A..
Forster, San Jacinto, CAL, ch. C. -,
by Griffin, dam Pele; Charles Thomas,
San Jacinto, b. C. Cordova, by Balboa,
dam Armeda Howard.
NO. 13, RUNNING PURSE.
$500: All ages weight for age $3.50
to first, $lOO to second, $40 to third horse.
Three-fourths mile heats. Maltese Villa
Stsbles, Merced, ch. g. (4) Elwood, by
Norfolk, dam Ballinette; B. P. Hill, Ell
Cajon, ch. G. az Mikado, by Shiloh, dam
Margery by Error; B. P. Hill, Ell Cajon,
ch. g. az Gladstone, by Reville; o. M.
Converse, Los Angeles, b. G. (aged) Red
Jacket; by Woodman, dam Nancy
Wright; E. R. Den. Santa Barbara, b. 8.
(5) Consuelo. by Grinstead, dam Nina r.
by Woodburn; P. q. Dornalech, Los
Angeles, blk. G. 81 Del, by Falsetto,
dam Matte Severn; Pacific stables, Los
Angeles, br. f. 90 Welcome, by War
wick, dam Aeola; w. l.. Appleby, Santa
Clara, ch. +. 60 Carmen, by Wild Idle,
dam Nettie Brown; Owens Bros, Fresno,
CAL, ch. +. Serpolite, by Norfolk, dam
Matte Green.
No. 14-TRoTTING.
The Sunny Slope trotting stake for 2
year-old, foals of 1886; $50 entrance; $25
forfeit or onlv $40 forfeit If declared
January l, 1887; 5000 added. Mile and
repeat. Value OF stake computed and
divided as all other purses.
L. j. Rose, Los Angeles, b. f., -,
by Stamboul, dam Inez; L. j. Rose,
LosAngeles, b. c., -, by Stamboul,
dam Flower Girl; J. H. Hill, San
Buenaventura, g. S., Harry Gage, by A..
w. Richmond, dam by Ben Wade I;
George Carson. Compton, b. f., -,
by Del Sur, dam Echo; ]. H. Berry, Los
Angeles, blk f., -, by Horace Bell,
dam Priscillina; J. J. Reynolds, Los An
geles, ch. c., Judge Salisbury. Jr., by
Judge salisbury, dam by Overland; H.
w. Shaw, Los Angeles, ch. f., Fallen
Leaf, by Barney Clifton; George Hinds,
Wilmington, CAL, ch. c., Rory O'Mdae,
by Judge Salisbury, Gam by A. w.
Richardson; R George Kinds, Wilmington
dam by Imp Hercules; DR.. X. D. Wise,
Los Angeles, ch. c., Glendine, by Judge
Salisbury, dam Tempest by Sultan N. A..
Co varrubias, Los Angeles, Tono, by
T,.I Il - h., a q