Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
THE ENTRIES.
A Big Meeting Assured for
Next Month.
A Number Of Noted Animals to
Compete.
Efforts to Break the Record Are to
be Made.
A Programme Which Promises to Afford
Lovers of Sport a Week of
Excitement.

The entries for the coming meeting of
the Sixth District Agricultural Associa-
ton closed last Tuesday. Twenty-one
events on the programme have filled it
in most satisfactory manner. In fact,
it is the best entry list ever received in
the history of the association, and high
class sport can confidently be antici-
pated. The best horses in the state are
entered in the running races. In the
three-fourths of mile handicap there
are no less than seventeen entered;
while several OF the races have from
twelve to fifteen in. The association dis
played considerable judgment in offer
ing liberal stakes and purses. A num-
ber of the best bred two-year-olds in the
west will make their initial appearance
at this meeting. The entry list is here
with given and it speaks for ITSELF
Running.
No. 1.-The Los Angeles derby. A
sweepstake for 3-year-olds Goals of
1887, $40 each, half forfeit, with $500
added, the second to receive 500 and
the third $50 out of the stakes; winner
of any 3-year-old stake race to carry five
o. pounds, of two or more, eight (S)
pounds extra; maidens allowed seven
{7) pounds. One mile and a half
N. A. Covarrubias, ch. C. Gold Dust,
by Hockhocking-Sunday.
Owen Bros, Fresno, br. st. Captain
AL, 8, Kingston-Black Marie.
w. L. Appleby, San Jose, b. +. Rain
drop, Wild Idle-Teardrop.
Matt Storm, San Francisco, ch. c..
Larghetta, Gils Johnson-Leverette.
James B. Chase, San Francisco, ch. m.
Marigold, MelnerKaty Pease.
Running.
No. 2.-The Edwards and McNight
stakes.-A sweepstake for all ages; $50
each, half forfeit; $500 added. the Sec
Ond to receive 500 out of the stakes.
Non-winners this year allowed seven
pounds. Maidens allowed ten pounds.
One mile.
David. 3, Kyrle Daly-Trophy.
Captain A. B. Anderson, San Gabriel,
ch. st. Four Aces, 4, Hockhocking-M Maid
of the Mist.
N. A. Covarrubias, Los Angeles, b. st.
Dan Murphy, 4, Speculator- Leona.
Rickabaugh and Harold, ch. m. Clara
T, 8, King Fish, imported mare.
L. j. Rose, Rosemeade, Peri, by Flood
Goula.
H. T. Thornton, Sacramento, br. m
Abb, 6, by Red Boy-Abi's Daughter.
Owen Bros, Fresno, b. m. Daisy u.
aged, Wheatley-Black Marie.
Owen Bros, Fresno, ch. m. Serpolette
aged, Norfolk-Mattie Glenn.
Charles Kerr, Sacramento, ch. b.
aged, MOrtimer-Banshee
Charles Kerr, Sacramento, br. m. -
5, Onandago- Virgie.
w. L. Appleby, San Jose, ch. m. Car
men, S, Wild Idle-Nettie Brown.
James B. Chase, San Francisco, ch. m
Marigold, 3, Milner-Kitty Pease.
Matt. Storm, San Francisco, ch. C
Larghetta, 3, Gils Johnson Leverett.
Elmwood stables, Milpitas, br h. Imp
Brutus, 5, by MacGregor-Imported Tear
drop.
Elmwood stables, ch. m. Nerva, aged
Bob Wooding-Lizzie Marshall.
Trotting.
No. $3.50 trot, 81 900, $50 to ente
and $50 July 22d, when horses must b.
named: DR.. K. d. Wise, Los Angeles
Owen Bros, Fresno; j. w. Robinson
Los Angeles; Sanchez Bros, Santa f,
Springs; Wyatt carp, San Diego.
Trotting.
No. 4-Purse, $500; minute class
district
DIR. G. Edgar Smith, Los Angeles, st
Sultandin, by Sultan, Blonde b.
Tecumseh.
Charles Thomas, Jr., San Jacinto, gr
st. Pope Leo, by Joe Romero, dam b.
Crichton.
L. J. FELTON,, Santa Ana, b. m. Riceta
5, Oddfellow, unknown.
Chino ranch, Chino, b. g. Lightfoot
A, by Bob Mason-Bu.a.
E. B. Clifford, San Diego, b. st. Bol
Mason, by Echo-Belle Mason.
No. 5.-A sweepstake for two-year
olds owned in. the southern counties
$25 each, $15 forfeit; $3.50 added; tn
second to receive $75 out of the stakes
The winner of any race to carry fou
pounds extra. One-half (1s) mile.
Sherman & Ferguson, Santa Barbara
blk. e. Midnight, Accident-Santa Bal
bara Belle by Newry.
DR.. B. F. Bragg, Los Angeles, b. 9
General Nesbit by David-Mollie Rogers
DIR. B. F. Bragg, Los Angeles, b. 81
Lone Star, by Clifton Bell-Ena Wood.
N. A. Covarrubias, Los Angeles, b. G
Began, by Wild Idler-Dottie Dimple.
Rickabaugh q Harold, ch. C. San Rs
fael, by Gano-Glenita.
L. j. Rose, Rosemeade, Peri, by Flood
Goula.
Owen Bros, Fresno, b. st. Nero, b
Wild Idle-Precious.
Running.
No. 6. The Nadeau hotel handicap
Purse 81 900, of which 500 to the first
5000 to the second, and 500 to the thir
horse. Weights announced July 22C
Twenty-Five dollars to nominate, and So
each from all starters. The winner {
any race after the announcement of tn
weights to carry five pounds extra. On
mile and quarter.
M. S. Bryan, Santa Maria, ch. st. Nj
ses B., Seinster-Aunt Jane.
Captain A. B. Anderson, San Gabrie
ch. ct. Four Aces, 4, Hockhocking-Ma
of the Mist.
John Forster, Los Angeles, ch. g. Ma
cho B., A, Wanderer-Flower Girl
Rickabaugh & Harold, b. g. Gladiato
4, Grinstead-Athola.
Owen Bros, Fresno, b. m. Daisy d
aged, Wheatley-Black Marie.
Owen Bros, Fresno, br. st. Captai
AL, 3, Kingston Black Marie.
H. T. Thornton, Sacramento, br. n
Abb, 6, Red Boy-Abi's Daughter.
w. L. Appleby, San Jose ,ch. m. Odett'
Chiloh-MqrOprv