Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-11

from Fandango. Poyole was a poo,
| third. In the three-quarter-mile dus'
there were several breaks away, and
when the flag fell Origin and Consu-
! elo got off together, with Index four
J lengths behind. Index gradual y
joined his horses, and at the half-mile
post they were punched. Coming UP
the stretch Consuelo drew out, fol-
, lowed by Index, and despite the
magnificent riding of Patsy Duffy
on the latter colt, Consuelo held his
own to the end, winning afterd a
race by half length; Oregon three
, lengths off third. Duffy rode mag
nificent race, but his mount tired a
good deal at the finish, and the win
ner, to my mind, won much easier
than most OF the spectators imagined.
| The race, one mile trotting, best three
in five, was virtual walk-over for
lMr. McCarthy's smart mare Jessie
ballard. Though Hunter won the
first heat on sufferance, Jessie won
the three next heats in very easy
fashion, leaving her opponents at
will. The races were over in good
time, and everything passed off in a
most satisfactory manner, and the
management deserves the con-
gratulations OF the public for
the correctness with which
all the arrangements necessary
for the public convenience were car
ried out. Messrs. N. Covarrubias,
Al. Workman and D. P. Hayes were
judges, and DIR. Shehan starter, and
the manner in which these gentlemen
performed their duties reflects great
credit on the Turf Club, whom they
represented, on their executive capa-
city.
Eadeau Hou-e Stakes-Two-year
olds, foals of 1886; $50 entrance with
forfeits; 5000 added; "a mile:
Mr.. j. Durin's ch. C. Four Aces, Hobs,
Mr.. F.; NJ: slanghter's ch. c. Fandonp,
10 lbs, Clifford ...................
Mr.; F. N. slaugter's ch. c. Poyole, ITO
Three starters.
Won by lengths; 4 lengths be-
tween second and third. Time,
1:1914. Pools sold: Four Aces, $40;
field, $40. Paris Mutuels paid Sc. 80.
Running-Mile dash $25 entrance:
$1.50 added:
Mr.. WIN. Boots b. h. Index, 11O lbs,
Duffy, w.o.
Running-Three-quarter mile dash;
all ages; $3.50 added; entrance, $25
each:
sen; NJ. Den's b. C. Consuelo, 100 lbs.
Mr.. Wm. Boots BIZ. h. Index, liz lbs,
"
Mr. +. ii. Fields b. c. orgon, lo6 lbs,
Three starters.
Won by y length three lengths be-
tween second aud third. Time, 1:l7.
Pools sold: Index, $27; Consuelo,
$40; Oregon, $6. Paris Mutuels pad
$16.10.
Special trotting stakes, mile heats,
best three in five.
Mr.. ". H. McCarthy's b. m. Jessie
Mr.. R. Biee's b. g. Hunter 1888
Mr.. G. A. Du1fee's blk g. Don Tomas 3 2
Time, 2:294, 2:25, 2:26, 2:26H.
Pools sold-Ballard, $50; Don To-
mas, SIS; Hunter, $40; and after the
first heat, Ballard $40, field ST.. Paris
mutuels paid $3.50, $500, $3.50, on
the final result.
First heat-They got off at the first
attempt, Ballard a little in the rear.
At the half-mile Don Tomas broke
badly and Hunter went to the front,
followed by Ballard. They trotted
together un'il hallway up the stretch,
when Ballard broke badly, leaving
Hunter to win by length in 2:294.
Second heat-After being called
back once, Hunter and, Don Tomas
got away length ahead of Ballard,
who kept behind until entering the
stretch, when she took the pole from
Hunter and going easy won by half a
lenath from Don Tomas in 2:25.
Third Heat-They got away to-
gether at the second attempt, but at
the furlong post Don Tomas WAS in
the air, and let Ballard take lead of
10 lengths, and she kept in front till
the finish, winning by length from
Don Tomas in 1926.
Fourth Heat-rhey all got away on
even terms in this heat, but J. Ballard
Immediately opened big gap, and
won as she pleased in 2:261a.
To-DAY's PROGRAMME.
hulHlDS S-Ildil uuilc duu Tep6dC, ICT
all ages; $25 entrance, half forfeit;
$ 90 added, of which $35 to second.
Five subscribers.
Mr.. E. A. De Camps ch. g. Glenell, a., 112 |
lbs, 2. Duffy.
Nj. II. II. Fields b. c. Oregon, 8, 1o1 lbs,
Clifford.
Mr.. F. McLeans b. C. Typesetter, 101 lbs
Dewey.
Park Handicap-$200 added to an
entrance Of $25 each. half forfeit, OF
which $50 to go to second. IA miles.
Three subscribers.
Mr., H. [. samuels b. C. Ed. McGinnis, 8,
1O7 lbs. Gabey.
Sen. Nj. Dew b. Consuelo, 5, IFS lbs,
Wicks.
Mr.. VIM. Boots bk. h. Index, 6. lis lbs,
Duffy.
Trotting-For 3-year olds, foals of |
1885. $500 added to an entrance of |
$50 each, $25 forfeit. II subscribers:
Mr.. C. A. Durfees b. C Raymon By seno-
mious.
Mr.. 1. Hollands ch. C. sultanden by Sui
tan.
Mr.. J. X. Cries b. C. by A. W. Richmond.
Pools sold last evening as below:
First Race-Glenell, $40; field $40.
Second Race-Ed. McGinnis, $40;
Helu, 20.
Third Race-Raymon, 500; field |
$12.
The following are my selections for
to-day:
First Race-Glenell, 1 Origin, 8.
Second Race-Ed. McGinnis, l;
Consuelo, 2.
Third Race-Raymtn, l; CRIES b.
c., 2. f lU ANGLICE.
MIR. HUMPHREYS REASONS
Why He Did Not Attend the Re.
ceptiOn.
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