The morning call., 1890-05-10
FALL TROTTING.
Entries Received by the Breed
ers' Association.
The Meeting Will Be Held Next October.
Changes Made in the Programme-Some
Purses Declared Of.

meeting Of the Pacific Coast Trotting- horse
Breeders Association was held yesterday alter
noon at 313 Bush street, with President j. ii.
White In the chair. The following Directors an
swered the rolcall Messrs. Burke, Coombs,
Yaensln, Page and Tompkins.
After some discussion the association decided
to ioln the National Trottng Association.
The date OF the associations next meeting was
discussed al length, and IL was finally decided
that ii should be fixed at between the 7th and
18th of next October Also that the meeting
should take place on the track Offering the larg-
est premium to the association.
The following entries 10 the stakes offered by
the association have been received by the Secre-
tary:
Trotting Stakes.
THREE YEARoLDs-FoA OF 1887.
Eligible to 2 40 class Mile heats, best three In
payable ss so My ay aGd
$26 on the fifth day preceding the first advertised
day of the meeting
Funk Bros b. f. Lizzie by Elector 217O, dam by
Duke Mcclellan.
Palo Alto Stock FARMS br T. Alzira. by Ansel, dam
American Girl by Toronto sontag.
Palo Alto STOCK Farms b. c. Hugo, by Electioneer,
q. S. Gregory's b. T. Lynette. by Lynwood dam
Lady Belle by Kentucky Hunter.
}. A. Goldsm!th's CHI. m. Serena, by Sidney, dam
Blonde by Elmo.
San Mateo Stock FARMS b. IN. Mile Wilkes, by
Guy Wilkes dam Rosetta by The Moor.
George w. Woodwards gr. h. Silver King by Null
yana.
FoUR-YEAR-oLDs- FoALs OF 1886.
Eligible 10 Z:3O class. Milo meats, DesL three In
five. Entrance $50, with $500 added; Entrance
payable $40 on May l, $780, $l5 on July l, 1890,
and $50 on the fifth day preceding the first adver-
tised day of the meeting
Colonel HI Thornton's br.c. Valona, by Nutwood
Jr., dam Lucy Patchen by George NJ. Patchen Jr.
Palo Alto Stock FARMS b. +. Arans by Ansel dam
Rebecea by General Benton.
Palo Alto Stock FARMS blk. T. Ladywell, by Elec-
tioneer, dam Lady Lowell by Schulz ST. Clair.
W. 5. Hobarts ch. IN. NoIa. by Nutwood. dam Belle
Byron by BOwman's Clark Chief.
b. c. Hollys u. h. Prodigal 60O0 by PancoSt. dam
Beatrice by Cnyler 100
Souther FARMS b. S. Glen Fortune by Electoneer.
dam Glenne by Messenger Duroc.
san Mateo Stock Farms b. M Una Wilkes, by Guy
Wilkes, dam Blanche by ArthuIton.S
San Mateo Stock Farms br. f. Anita, by LIE Grande,
dam Hannah Price by Arthurton.
Pleasanton Stock farm Co.'s blk. I. Katie S, by
Director, dam Alpha Medium by Happy Medium
PleaSanton Stock Farm CO.'S blk. I. Lady Director,
by Director, dam by Hambletonian Jr
George W. Woodlands b. h. Alex Button Jr., by
Alex Button, dam by John Nelson.
tioneer dam Manette by Nutwood
Fred W. Loebers blk. III. Directa, by Director,
s15Oo-2:22 class-AIile heats, hest three in FIVE.
Entrance $3.50, payable $50 May l, 1890, $50 July
day preceding tue first advertised day of the meet
Ing Horses to be named at the time of the last pay
ment.
McFaydel 4 Murphy. PaIo Alto Stock Farm.
Napa Stock Farm. ,Souther Farm.
Company. Il. B. clifford.
S1500-2:27 class-Mile heats, best three in five.
Entrance $50, payable $50 May l. 1890 $50 July
l. $780, $50 August l. 1890, aud $50 the tenth
day preceding the first advertised day OF the
ing. Horses to be named at the time OF the last pay
ment.
b. c. Holly. lSan Mateo Stock Farm.
C. H. Corey. Pleasanton Stock Farm
r. Il. Carroll Company.
A. +. Hatch. r. Murphy.
Souther Farm
1t was decided to declare off the following
trotting events: The stallion purse OF $4,000
for the 2 is class; the $1,000 free-ior-all; the
tye-year-uld class. foals of $50, 5 800 aud The
purse of $1,000 for the 2:25 pacing class. The
free-IOr-ali purse OF $1,000 Tor pdcerS
changed to read: Purse of $1,000 for 2:2o
PAGERS, mile heats, three in five; entrance 500.
payable $40 June 10th. $50 July Isl, $50
August LIST, $40 len days before FIRST advertised
date OF The associations fail meeting. Horses 10
be named al time Of last payment
The meeting then adjourned TO The call OF the
Chair.