Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-09-15
THE STOCK PARADE.
A Good Attendance and Notable Exhi-
bitiOn.


bition.
The cars and vehicles to the park yester-
day morning were called into unusual ac-
tivitY in transferring visitors to the first
stock parade. The line of march, headed
by Grand Marshal Crawford Cox, started
Band playing.
In point of numbers it was the largest
first day parade ever held at the State Fair,
and in excellency, as whole, and as re-
CARDS individual merit, has never been sur
passed, if equaled. First in order came
the steel-gray carriage team of E. M
Leitch, followed by black carriage team of
E. c. Fortier; chesnut-sorre carriage team,
G. E. Byrnes; span bay roadsters, G. w.
Woodward; bay roadsters A. L. Nichols;
black carriage team, II. w. Crabb; black
carriage team, John Crift; span of bay
yearling Falls colts. J. L. Clark, and the
black carriage team of E. L. Emerson.
Then came the buggies headed by E.
Oppenheim driving his chestnut roadster
with gray roadster May Fly of John
hatcher; next followed by C. Younger &
Sons brown roadster Whisper. Then
came T. p Coats bay roadster; Il. H. Will
ouu VI oil WOTh III buggy,
William Coffey, gray roadster; Matt
Storms, bay roadster; f. Woods, bay road
ster; S. c. Tryon's bay two-year-old stand
ard stallion Magister; Charles Welby's
chestnut roadster; l.. Whitmore's black
two-year-old roadster; S. K Trefry, bay
roadster; 7. G. Snider, bay roadster.
Next came W. w. Coons at the head of
the cart procession, driving his black mare
Lady L., four years old, out of Valensin's
Frank Morrill,, dam by Goldnote, by Geo.
Moore (thoroughbred), grand dam by old
Lancet, fitting choice to lead the class
She was followed by her yearling colt, sired
by Berlin, driven by Jack Ober colt of
splendid proportions, large in size, with the
long sweeping stride peculiar to the colts
of Berlin; then came Worth Ober, with the
| brown roadster Stoneman, his especial
pride; Walter Masten, with roadster Yolo
Chief and his roadster colt Flora; 7. f.
Kelley, sorrel roadster; w. G. StahFs road
ster Sunrise; Matt Storms black roadster
| stallion Belyidere, by Grandee, out of
Sunny Slope Belle by The Moor" Z. H.
Miller's standard trotter Arabella, by Ber-
| lin, dam Arabia by Fred Low; A. D. Mil
Ter, with Western, and then-Berlin, the
many times sweepstakes winner of stand
| ard trotting stations.
Peter Sulliyan's bay yearling roadster;
L +,
Wilbur +. Smiths chestnut two-year-
| roadster Arthur, by the Don; Ed Tenant,
driving standard trotter Valiant; H. S. Sar-
gents roadster Lille Gay; John McCloud's
sorrel roadster Ida Vernon; b. G. Holly,
black three-year- standard trotter Lii
| Zette; Charles Scott, with bay standard
trotter Wilkes Pasha; VIM. Griffin, brown
| three-year- rod roadster; T c. Snider with
| roadster Corssir; w. II. Merrill, with brown
roadster mare; Richard Barry, brown road
ster mare; w. A. French, with bay two
year-old standard stallion; Thomas Rider,
brown stallion roadster; j. Gruhler two
| year old chestnut roadster May; John De-
| ter's bay stallion horse of all work; George
| w. Hancock's chestnut roadster mare; Q.
II. Corson's chestnut stallion roadster;
John Boggs bay gelding roadster; c. w.
Goddard's pinto gelding roadster; Hugh
| Caseys bay yearling roadster; F. H. Burke
standard trotting gelding Daylight, by
Eros. out of the Flood Mare by Msgars; NJ
| H. Torrence's gray roadster; 2. Roth's
Norman horse OF all work Paddy; T. Ross,
! Norman stallion, and w. L. Comstock,
with black half Norman stallion.
w. J.. Prather, with his big dappled- gray
| imported Norman stallion, Illiers; Miss
Ryan's roadster; Charles Schlutius' bay
yearling roadster; c. P. Malcolm's bay
roadster; f. NJ. Leitch's ponies in pony
cart; B. c. Holly's two. year-o standard
stallion KafiT; l.. Patterson's four-year- old
chestnut stallion Cyclone; John Williams
roadster; f. III. Burke's standard trotting
stallion Eros, by Electioneer, dam by Son.
! taag s Mohawk, and three year. old standard
trotting mare Msriquits, by Eros; J. B. Nc
Lanes bay roadster; W. A. French's stand
ard chestnut FLY; ]. A. McCloud's stand
ard trotter Mount Vernon, by Woodruff,
dam Daisy; ]. B. McDonald's standard
trotter Fedora, by Brigadier, dam American
Maid; Worth Ober's standard trotter Pay
car; w. K. Merrilrs two-year. old Clarence
Wilkes; G. w. Woodlands standard trotter
Alex Button: DIR. c. f. Pinkham's bay
yearling roadster Will Rice, A. D. Miller's
gray standard roadster; Worth Ober's two
year.old bay FLY standard trotter; another
| just like her by same owner; William Bill
! lup's bay standard trotter: b. Z. Harris
bay roadster; A. d. Miller's three wear old
standard trotting stallion; and T. c. Snider's
OF horses in vehicles.
THREE CELEBRATED HORSES
Following the vehicles came three horses
that attracted more attention than any
other horses at the Park-Fred. Gebhardt's
st. Savior and imported Greenback, and
Mrs. Lily Langtry's Friar Tuck. All are
thoroughbreds st. Savior is full brother
to Eole, and is valued at more than SAC, 600.
Imported Greenbsck is by Dollar, and cost
$4,000. Frisr Tuck is by Hermit dam
RompiDg Girl. He was Derby winner
when colt, is now II years old. is srpy as
kitten, and valued al $4,000. The re-