Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-29
He said he would not run with that
crowd, and he did not.

He said he would not run with th,
crowd, and he did not.
The eight youngsters came down IN
stretch well together and pressed alon
toward the wires, Pliny gaining at eac
stride. 1t was a pretty race as th
Roman historian led to the wire. Wit
little Gambo-under the whip-pressin
behind, and Rosemead determine
| to get something out of the rsce
| They passed under the wire in that order
the other five strung out behind, an(
Stroud still sulking over at the startin
post. There is some good horseflesh Il
that bunch of colts. They made prett,
picture as they stood together, or as the,
came flying over the track. The tim,
was 491a-not bad for 2-year-olds on
rather heavy track. The bettors seemed
to know their business in this race, TO
although Stroud started in the favorit,
| by little, the Sacramento Roman no
warmed up soon, and was hot favorite
in the pools at $50, with $25 for the field
Mutuals paid $500.
The last race was Raile dash for al
ages; $25 entrance, half forfeit; $500
added. There were six entries, but only
four started as follows:
Al; M0raines 9. e., John Treat; weight, 115
S-year-old; sire, Shilo; dam, -; rider Ben
STUART; colors, green.
". J. Appleby, b: $, Wild Osts; weight, 100;
Syear'old; sire, Wild Idler; dam, Mary Glib
pons; rider, D. Murphy; colors, crushed straw
B. P. Hill. CHI g. Mikado; vsigh, 115. A..
year;ol SIRE. Shilo; dam, Margerie; rider. @.
Kelly & samuels. br. m Welcome; weight,
rider, A. Cook; colors, black and red. d. Ae0i"'
A start was made at once, and Treat
cut out the running from the start. At
the quarter all the others were punched
little behind the gallant grey. At the
half they were pulling up on him, the
Mdkado pressing him closest. At tte
quarter they were all strung out.
Treat still in the lead, with the Emperor
OF Japan close up. All the way down
the stretch they ran, the grey first the
Jap close to his heels, Oats following
hard on him, and so they ran the race.
Time, :43I. The Mikado wss the
favorite at the pools. Mutuals paid $40.
The crowd on hand all the afternoon
was fairly good, and as the weather was
perfect and the races good the people
were in excellent spirits. Hon. Fl. M.
La Bue, J. @. Newton and Al. Workman
acted as Judges with their usual dignity.
and with satisfaction to the horsemen
and to the people. Hon. L. J. Rose and
MIR. Titus held the watches on the heats,
while Ben Benjamin acted as Secretary
to the Judges. Being newspaper man.
he did his utmost to make things pleas.
ant for she reporters, which is highly an.
preciated by the guild.
For today the programme is:
SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY, OCTOBER 22p.
No. a, running-Half-mile and repeat for all
ages $25 entrance, half forfeit, 5000 added
CHINO ranch. b Idle Man; Harvey McLaip.
OK sTypesetter; Kelley & Samuels, b IN Susie
bara. names m Ella Hill; M. A. Forester, o
Johnny f.
No. 5. running-1N mile dash for all ages.
$25 entrance, half forfeit, 5000 added.
l.. J: Felon. OF Santa Ana b Steve Stroud:
T. G; Donalech, of Los Angeles, Nacho B.
Al Moraine, OF Los Angeles, John Treat; j.
D. Dunn, OF Los Angeles, Four Aces; Chas.
Koran, Jim Duffy; Kelley & Samuels, b e
Ed. McGinnis; w. L. Appleby, g Wild Oats; B.
p Hill. ch m odetta, ch g Mikado, br G Sid,
en- tycoon; Err Den. names b Othello.
No. 3; $500.
Henrietta Stock Farm, Wilmington, ch Rory
QMore; Geo A. Vignolo, L. A., m sunrise; A.
son, Alhambra, Phil Freiler; Geo. H. Clark
Santa Ana, names blk silkwood; thomas L. [.
Burke, San Diego, Olett
THE CATTLE SHOW.
There is but little stock yet on the
ground, but it is coming in. The Messrs.
Hammell & Denker, of the Rodeo de las
Aguas, have some fine general utility
horses, stations, mares and colts on ex-
hibition. G. A. Coffman, of Ranchita,
has fine pair of thoroughbred Durhams,
COW and bull, and a pen of fine Berk-
shire swine.
The following exhibits were entered
in Division B.
CLASS A-DURHANs.
@. A. C0ffmsnn Rivera, 2-year old bull. Ran.
chito, DUDE h; 3-year-old bull, Ranchito,
Duke Sd.
G: B. woodhead, Los Angeles, COW and bull
CLASS 2 JERSEYS
c. B. Woodhead, four COWS and 3-year-old
bull and yesrling and calf; bull and four cows,
family.
H. P. Moore, Centinela, COW years old and
CLASS s. HeLsTEINs
G. B. Woodhead. Los Angeles, two 2-year-old
COWS.
DIVISION C-sHEEP.
]. c. Pleasant. Santa Ana, two pens Angora
goats.
DIVISION D-swINE.
G. A.. Cofiman, 10 Berkshire swine
Tomorrow at noon Mr.. Durfee will offer
at auction some finely bred horse flesh.
Particulars will be found on the eighth
page of the HERALD today.
The pools held yesterday, all told,
about $1,000. Last night there were
sold pools to the amount Of about 81 200
on today's races. In the big run today,
McGinnis is the favorite at 500, with
Hills stables at $12, Treat So, -Four Aces