The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-26

LILO following speed programme LOT Inc
races to be held during the State Fair in
Sacramento. commencing on September
lin ana closing on September GOTH:
FIRST DAY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th.
Ffrst race-The 0ccident stake, trotting stake
Tor ioals OF 1887. The Occldent gold cup OF the
value OF $500 10 be added by the society. First
colt, cup and siX-ieDths; second coll. three
tenths, and third colt one -tenlh of stakes. rive
TO enter, three 10 start; otherwise, n l. a.
rules. Mile heats, three in five to harness:
Closed in 1888 with 50 nominations. Value OF
stake JANUARY I. 1890. $3.50. Second race
Pacing purse, 5000; 2:23 class.
SECOND DAY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH.
First race-Openng scramble for twoyear-
oldsi sweepstakes of S25 each; SO forfeit, or
only $40 If declared on or before September 1sI;
with $3.50 added, of which $50 10 second. VIII.
ners at this distance In 1890, once. to carry
three pounds; twice, five pounds. Maldens al
lowed hve pounds. Three quarters OF mile.
Second race-The California Breeders stake;
5000 added One and quarter miles. Closed
In 1883 with thirty nominations. 1hlrd
race-lne Rosemeade handicap; for all ages; OF
500 each, half forfeit; Sl5 declaration, Win
S4oO added; second TO receive 500; ihIrd, S4O
from the stakes. Weights announced by ~
O'Clock In the morning, and declaration due at
In The evening, September 11th one aud an
eighth miles Fourth race-Selling purse $500,
Oh Wulcn sou 10 second; Tor ali ages; horses Gu.
Tered 10 be sold for $500. TO carry rule weights
Two pounds of for each 500 less, down 10
Slooo; then one pound for each 500 less, down
10 5000. Horses entered, not to be sold, 10
carry five pounds above the scale. Valuation TO
be placed on starters only by O'clock III the
evening The day preceding The race. Mile heats.
THIRD DAY, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 18TH.
First race - yearOd TrOttIng stake;
$500 added. Closed March 10, 1890 with four
teen nominations. Mile heats. Second race
Tue Pacific Stallion stake; sweepstakes for
f0ltlng stations, 2;1S Class; of $3.50 each, OF
which SO must accompany nomination; $3.50
payable September LIST; $3.50 added for each
starter up To tour, or $1,000 for four or more
starters. Stakes divided four seventies two
seventhS aud One-Seventh; added money divided
90, 20, 10 and 10 per cent. stallion making
wakOver gets all stakes but no added money.
Mile heats. IN D. Third race-IrOtting purse,
$1,000; 2:30 class.
FOURTH DAY. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18TH
First race-Ihe Daisy ID stake, for all ages, OF
500 each, half forfeit, or only S15 If declared on
or before September LIST, win $3.50 added; OF
which SIS 10 second thIId to save stake; maid
ems, II 3 years old, allowed live pounds; II four
or more, seven pounds three quarters of Il mile.
Second race-The Capital City stake, handicap
Tor three yearolds Of 500 each, half forfeit, SO
declaration, with $500 added; second horse
SlOOi weights announced at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Saturday. september 18Th; declarations due at q
J.. N. same day; one and a sixteenth miles.
stakes fOr two yeaT-Old lilies (foals Of 1885, of
$50 each, half forfeit, or only SO II declared on
or before January LIST, or S15 by May l, 1890;
declarations without money are void with $500
added, OF which $50 to second; nOD.wnners
allowed five pounds; fiYe-eigutns of mile.
Fourth race-Selling purse, $780, of which $50
10 second, Tor all ages; horses entered to be sold
for $1,000 TO carry rule weights; one pound of
for each 500 down TO $1,000; then two pounds
Tor each 500 down to $500; horses entered, not
to he sold, TO carry five pounds above the scale;
valuation TO be placed on starters only by Z. NJ.
Saturday, September 18Th; one aud an eighth
miles.
FIFTH DAY-TUEsDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH.
FItst Iace-Trotmg purse $500, Tor three
year-Olds eligible 10 2:4O class. Second race-
Trottng purse $500, FOR four-year- olds, eligible
10 80 class. Third race-IrOltlng purs- $1,000,
300 class.
SIXTH DAY-WEDNFSpAY SEPTEMBER 17TH
First race-The California Autumn stakes !;
$500 added; closed in 1889, with thlrty-hIee
tace-lhe Fall stakes. handicap sweeDstaN es
for all ages; of $50 each. half forfeit SIS de-
elaraton, with $500 added second 10 receive
500, thlId $50 from tie stakes; weights an-
nounced by 10 a. NJ. Tuesday, September l6th;
declarations due at p. NJ same day; one and a
quarter miles. Third race-Ihe PdlO Alto stake.
handicap for tw0-year-oldS; OF 500 each, raf
forfeit or SO declaration, with $3.50 added !;
second to save stake; weights announced Tues
day. September 10Th, at 10 O'Clock \. 81; de-
claration due al O'Clock F. NJ, same day; three
quarters OF il mile. Fourth race-Purse $500, for
thiee-year- olds and upward; SIS from starters
10 go o second horse; winners at This distance
In 1880 10 carry, If once, 3 pounds twice .
pounds extra; horses that have started twice IN
a race one mile or over and not won IN $50 al
lowed pounds; maidens allowed. IL three years
old, pounds; II four. 10 pounds; five or up
ward, 10 pounds; one mile. Fifth race-Free
purse $500, Of which $50 10 second, Tor all ages
10 close at 6 O'clock The night before; one mile.
SEVENTH DAY-rHURsDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH
Fist race-Pacing stake for two-year-olds of
500 each; SO 10 accompany nomination, S25
payable day OF race; 500 added; stakes aud
added money divided 60, so and 10 per cent ;
mile heats. Second race-Trottiug purse, $1,000;
2:24 class. Third race-Faclng purse, $500;
free for all
EIGHTH DAY-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th.
First race-The California ADnual stake; 5000
added; closed in 1889 with tweuty-uine nom
nations; ole mile. Second iace-Ihe President
stake; $3.50 added; closed IN 1888 with twenty
three nominations; one and hall niles. Third
race Tie Rico stakes; foT all ages; OF $50 each,
$50 forfeit; $500 added OF which 500 to sec
0nd. lhlrd 10 save stake; 5000 additional II
1:4lH Is beaten; stake to De named after win
ner II Rco's time Il :42) is beaten; one mile,
Fourth raee-Ihe La Rue stake; handicap for
all ages; OF slOO each, haif forfeit $50 Geclara-
ton; with $500 added, Of which 500 10 second :,
$50 10 third; weights announced at 10 o'clock
In The morning Of Thursday, September 18th;
declarations due at 6 o'clock IN ihe evening OF
the same day; one and half miles. Fifth race
Free purse, $500, of which $50 TO second: for
all ages horses having slart~d twice az This
meeting and beaten once allowed live pounds;
twice, seven pounds; three times Ten pounds; TO
name and close at O'Clock ia tile evening the
day before; one and sixteenth miles.
NINTH DAY - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH
First race-Trottng purse; $500; free for
ALL Second race rotting purse; $1,000; 2:35
class. Third lace-FOur-yeaI- old IrOttlug stake;
$500 added closed IN 1890 with six nOnina-
tons. Fourth Tace-Ihree-y ear-old trotting
stake; $500 added; closed March 10th with SIX
nominations.
DISTRIBUTION OF MONEYS.
The most money has been set aside TO be COM
peted Tor by the fastest classes. THIS may pos
Sibly not prove 10 be the wisest plan us there
will be very few iirst-cldss horses on the local
circuit This year. Otherwise the Arrangement OF
tile moneys seems equitable ana liberal
GOLDEN GATE FAIR.
The Directors of the Golden Gate Fair AssO-
citation closed their entries for the speed pro-
gramme for the fair TO be held at Oakland from
september LIST TO the 9Th On May LIST last. The
humber OF entries was quite large to each event
and all the leading breeders OF The Coast are
fully represented.
NOMINATIONS MADE.
The purse OF $1,000 for three year-olds whose
Sres have never gOl an animal with record
better than 2:3O closed with seven nominations.
The purse OF S12O0 Tor the 3-minute class has
fifteen entries. The 2:40 class purse $1,000,
has seventeen. The Futurity purse OF $4,000,
foals OF 1890, TO be trotted in 1898, has 142
nominations.