Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Speed Programme for the Next Fair-rhe
Premium List.

the office of the Secretary last evening
Present, President Green, Directors Han.
cock, Chase, Shippee, La Rue and Perkins
They first took up the premium list and
adopted that OF last yesr with few excep-
tons. Some additional cash premiums
were offered for live stock. and in many
instances the premiums were raised The
same can De said of the Pavilion exhibits
They appropriated s., 500, 10 be distrib-
uted among the various counties making
displays, under the following provisions
To those who may have charge of the ex.
hibits, We would call their attention to the
fact that these awards will oe made for the
| most extensive, perfect and varied exhibit
of farm products exclusive of live stock
exhibited as county production. Thus il
will be seen that ii is 10 De wholly devoted
10 the products of the farms located in the
county where the exhibit is made from
| and does not include manufactured goods
of any kind or character except those
grown and raised in the county from
whence the display comes.
For the best display, as per explanation
above, first premium of $500 cash.
The remaining exhibits shall receive pre-
miums in proportion to their excellence
oo ScAhPdAC0 Will budl ISCtlNluS Tue hts
premium.
Competition to be between counties oniv
That is to say, that the entire exhibit mad,
by one county must compete against The
entire exhibit of another county. The pre-
MUM awarded TO each county exhibit will
be paid to the committee in charge Of said
exhibit.
SPEED PROGRAMME
The following speed programme was
adopted:
FIRST DAY-TRoTTINe.
No. l. Occidental Stake, closed in 1857 with
forty nominations.
No. 2. Trotting, purse 81 200, 2::2s class.
NO. 3. Pacing race, sou. 2.S1 class.
SECOND DAY-RUNNING.
No. 4. The Introduction Stake, for two-yeal
olds; $3.50 added; three-quarters of mile.
No. 5. California Breeders Stake, for three
year olds; one mile and quarter; closed IL
lSSS with twenty. nine nominations.
No. g. The Swift Handicap, for all ages; saot
added: one mile and an eighth.
No. z. Selling Purse, $500; $50 to second horse
mile heats Horses entered not to be sold tC
carry five pounds extra.
THIRD DAY--TRoTIING.
No, 5. Two-year-old stake, $500 added nil;
heats.
No. 9. The Pacific Stallion Stake, sweepstakt
for trotting stations, 22l class. entrance $3.50
500 OF which must accompany the nomination
$50 payable September lst, 500 added for eaei
starter up to four.
No. 10. Trotting, purse 81 900, 2:so class.
FOURTH DAY-RUNSING.
No. II. The Daisy D. Stake for all ages s5
entrance $3.50 added, OF which Sl00 to second
third to save stake; three-quarters of a mile.
No. II. The Capital City Stake, handicap 70
three year-olds, 500 entrance, s400 added, sec
ond horse 800; one mile and a sixteenth.
No. 13. The Sunny Slope Stake, for two-year
old FLIES, entrance SIS, $50 added, of whicl
$50 to second fve-eighths of mile
No. IA. The Prize Stakes, for all ages, entrance
sl00 $500 added, one mile and quarter.
FIFTH DAY-TRorTING.
No. IS. Three-year-old Stake, $40 entrance
800 added Closed March 18th with nine nom
nations.
No. l6. Trotting purse, 81 200; 2:a0 class.
No. IL. Trotting purse, 81 900; 300 class.
SIXTH DAY-RUNNING.
No. Is. The California Autumn stake sweep
stake for two-year-olds, entrance $50, with $50
added; 500 to second horse; third to save stake
Closed in 1sSS with 81 nominations.
No. 10. The Shafter Stake, for three year-olds
entrance $50; 500 added; second horse, S100
third horse $50: one mile and an eighth.
No. 20. = he Palo Alto Stake, a handicap 70
two-year-olds,. entrance $50, with $3.50 added
No u. The Del Paso stake, for all ages, S5i
entrance, $500 added; second 10 save stake
mile heats.
No. o. Free purse $500; $50 to second horse
all ages; one mile.
SEVENTH DAY-TRoTTISG.
No. %. Trotting: purse s., 900; 2:27 class.
No. "a. Four year-old trotting stake; $40
added
No. 25. Pacing purse $500; free for all.
EIGHTH EAY-RUNNING.
| No. 26. The California Annual Stake.
| sweepstake for two-year. olds; entrance 500
| eco added; one mile closed in lSSS with
\ nominations
No y The California Derby. Stake. For foal
OF 1886 closed in 1887 with % nominations
| 1900 sdded IA miles
No. %. The La Rue Stake handicap for al
ages; 500 entrance; $500 added /; sl00 10 secon'
horse; y miles.
No. so. Free purse of $3.50 for beaten horses
| $50 to second one mile and one-sixteenth
NINTH DAY-TRoTTING.
No. 81. Trotting, purse 81 200, 2:ls class.
No. 30. Trotting, purse 81 900, 2:i0 class
No. 33. Pacing, purse $500, three-year-olC
class.
Entries for the following running event
| for 1S90-91 were ordered to be closed a
| the same time as the faces on the regula.
programme:
No. 1. The California Autumn Stake-A
| sweepstake for two-yesrolds (foals of 1851, L
| be run st the State Fair of 1852 Fifty dofiar
each, h. f., or only SO if declared on or beior,
January lst; or SIS by May l. 1889. Declaration
void unless accompanied by the money with
| $500 added, of which 500 to second third I.
save stake. Winners of any stake race to carry
three pounds; of two or more, five pound!
extra Maidens allowed FIVE pounds. Thre,
quarters of mile.
No. 2. The California Annual Stake
sweepstakes for two-yearolds (foals of 1881 tI
be run at the State Fair OF 1890; Sle0 each, h. f.
or only SO if declared on or before January 1st
Sl5 by May lst, or S25 August l, 1880. Declare
tions void unless accompanied by the money
with 5000 added, of which S15O to second; thiT(
to save stake. Winner of Autumn stakes tS
carry seven pounds extra; winner o! any othcl
DO
seven pounds extra Maidens allowed five
pounds. ne mile.
No. g. The California Breeders Stake to closs
in two year-old form this time only)-A sweep
stakes ior threeyear olds (foals of 1SSs), to be
run at the State Fair 1890. 500 each, b. f.. OF
only $40 if declared January 1st; SIS May LIST; Oh
SIS August l, 1890 Declarations void unless
accompanied by the money; with $500 added
of which $50 to second. 500 to third WinneI
of any stake race in 1882 of the value of 81 coo
to carry five pounds; of two or more ten pound.
extra. Maidens allowed five pounds. One
mile and a quarter.
No. T. The President Stake-A sweepstake e!
tor three-year-olds Goals of 1883, to be run al
the State Fair of 1891 500 each: of which s.
January l, 1890; sl5 January l. 1891; so May
1891 the remaining $50 the day of the race
Payments not made as they come due forfeit.
money paid in. and declares entry out. S75t
added. The entire stakes and $500 of the added
moley to winner; $50 to second; 500 to third
Winner of Breeders stake to carry sever
pounds: any other three-year-old stake of the
value of 81 600. five pounds; if two or more
seven pounds Maidens allowed five pounds
One mile and halt
Two-YEAR-oLD TRoT.
The following entries have been made for tt
two-year old colt stake for trotters: Palo Alto
Stock Farm-B. C. Del Mar, b. c. Pedlar, b. C.
Bow Bells, b. f. Emma R., ch. C. Norris b. f
Weldmont. Captain B. Z. Harris-Blk f. Lorena
Valensin Stock Farm-B. f. Fleet. L. L. Atkins
B. f. Mollie A b. I. Mary d. William Corbit.-
B. C. Regal Wilkes, b. +. Millie Wilkes. L U
Shippee-Thornwood and Brown Thorn.