Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-06
THE FAIR.
Programme of the Races for
To-day.
GOOD SPORT ANTICIPATED.
The Exhibits to Arrive at the
Pavilion on the Grounds
This Morning.

Up W ioob CfCAius UuV OuO OAhlulIOl ude
arrived at the grounds. 1t was stated
however, that commencing with an early
hour this morning the contestants fol
prizes, diplomas and medals will appear
and that arrangements have been made
to put the exhibits in place without delay
Matters at the Park to-day will therefore
be very lively, and Secretary De Camp
will be kept busy in experimenting the
He will be on hand al
day liz readiness to answer any ques'
tions or to attend to the many
details which are consequent upon sc
great an undertaking. The pavilion where
the exhibits are to be placed is directly
in the rear and adjacent to the grand
stand, and ample room has been pro-
yided for all who desire to exhibit. Ii
had been the design to have the exhibi-
ton in an iron pavilion situated at the
northern part of the grounds, but the
ironwork was delayed, and the present
was arranged at the last mo-
ment. The iron building when con-
structed will be of two stories, that is the
pavilion portion will be on the ground
floor, while the upper portion will be
arranged as stand which
will be set aside exclusively for
the ladies'. This will be in place
before the time arrives for the next an
nual fair. Several other improvements
are in view for the next fair, and the
Directors have made up their minds to
make the Park as popular and as com.
Portable as possible.
THE RACES.
The races which commence to- day will
be most interesting and will be an attrac'
ton which will draw thousands OF people
to the track. There is more interest
taken in this part OF the fair this yeal
than there has ever been before, for the
reason that the animals entered are
faster and of wider renown. Of the ten
entries for the first race OF to-day eight
will start, Ulpiano and Cordova being
she only entries that will not start. OF
he twelve entries for the second race,
John Treat is the only one who will moi
start. The programme for to-day with
the starters, is as follows:
NO. l, RUNNING PURSE.
$500: For -olds-$195 to first
S75 to second, $50 to third; one hal
mile:
/. B. P. Hill, Ell Cajon, Cal, ch, f, (2)
Odette, by Shiloh, dam Margery by
Error.
2. John D. Dunn, Los Angeles, ch, C
(2), -Four Aces, by Hockhocking, dam
Maid of the Mist.
3. E. r. Den, Santa Barbara, CAL, b
C, (2). Othello, by Hockhocking, dam
Sunday by Monday.
5. P. G. Dornalech, Los Angeles, CHI
: (2), Naicho B, by Wanderer. dam
Flower Girl.
6. Put Robson, San Francisco, b. +.
~, Lady Helen, by Norfolk, dam Jes-
sic R.
7. w. L. Appleby, Santa Clara, b. C.
'2), Wild Oats, by Wild Idle, dam Mary
divens.
8. w. II. Fields, Los Angeles, ch. f.
,2), Senovia. by Billy Lee, dam Belle
Mason.
8. w. H. Fields, Los Angeles, ch. c.
~, Fandango, by Billy Lee, dam Lo
rinda by Hardwood.
NO. 2.-RUNNING PURSE.
$3.50; free for all weight for age $29(
10 first, $1l5 to second, $45 to third horse
Dash of one mile.
l. N. SINNERS, Sacramento, ch. m
~ Sprey, by Joe Hooker, dam Big Cur
formerly Queen KapiolanD.
2. Maltese Villa Stables, Merced, CHI
!. az Idalene Cotton, by Jim Brown.
lam Lizzie P.
8. NJ. G. Bryan, Phoenix, Ariz., CHI
.. (3) Moses B., by Lienster, dam Aunt
Jane by Bazaar.
4. Al. Morine, Ell Cajon, b. +. (4) Car
MALTA. by Hardwood, dam by Shiloh.
6. B.P. Hill, Ell Cajon, chs g.(4), Glad
stone, by Reville.
7. E. r. Den, Santa Barbara, CAL, b.
5. (5), Consuelo. by Grimstead, dam
Nina R. by Woodhurn.
8. Pacific Stables, Los Angeles, br. i
(3), Welcome, by Warwick, dame Aeola.
8. w. L. Appleby, Santa Clara, b
N. (4), Laura Gardner, by Jim Brown
dam Avail.
10. P. G. Dornalech, Los Angeles
blk. g. (3), Del, by Falsetto, dam Matte
Severn.
IL. Owens Bros, Fresno, b. g. a.
Orc, by Norfork, dam Golden Gate.
NO. 3-pACING PURSE.
5000: Free to all; $500 to first, $l5(
to second, 800 to third, $50 to fourth
horse. Mile heats, best three in five.
l. N. A. Comstock, San Diago, b. G..
Patchen T, pedigree unknown.
2. H. G. Airhart & Co., San Diego, b.
g., San Diego, formerly Yolo), by
Victor, dam Thoroughbred.
3. G. H. Corley, San Jose, ch, G..
Belmont Boy, by Nestwood, dam Lady
Vernon.
4. Pleasanton Stock Farm, ch. f..
Gold Leaf, by Sidney, dam Fern Leaf.
NO. 4.-TRoTTING PURSE.
$1,000; 2:15 class; $500 to first. $3.50 t.
second, $3.50 to third, 500 to fourth
horse. Mile heats, best three in FIVE.
/. Chino ranch, San Bernardin(
county, b. h. Albion, by General Benton
dam Amy by Messenger Duroc.
2. J. H. Kelly, San Bernardino, ch
m. Pink, by Inca, dam by Echo.
3. G. A. Durfee, Los Angeles, 6. b
Dick Richmond. by A. w. Richmond
dam by Ben Wade.
4. Palo Alto Stock Farm, Menlo Park
b. +. Aldeana, by Electioneer, dam Elizs
Dolph by Wild Idle.
5. S. B. Emerson, San Jose. b. m. m
Maggie E, by Nutwood, dam by Geo. M
Patchen.
In the first race Odette will be riddeI
by Stuart, 107 lbs; Four Aces by Wicks
ITO lbs.; Othello by Garcia, ITO lbs.
Naicho B. by Alcook, ITO lbs; lad,
Helen by Hitchcock, 107 lbs; Wilt
Oats by Howson, ITO lbs.; senovia b.
Frisco. 107 lbs. -.
In the second race Sprey will be rid
den by GARLIC, III lbs; Idalene Cottol
by Johnson ll5 Lbs; Moses B. by Neil