Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-28
Los ANGELES FAIR.
Many Old FayOrites to Sport
Silk.
List of Entries for the Coming
Big Fair.
Gilt-Edged Horses That viii Per-
form in This City.
Mckinney. Glendine, Lucy R., Lizzie #.
Richmond, Jr., Entered in the 2:@O
Class - Several Sensational
Races PrOmised-A Num-
Der of Northern
Entries.

Angeles fair are now all in, and several
sensational events can confdentally be
anticipated. The trotting will be far
above the average and many fine per-
formances will undoubtedly be recorded.
The star event will be the 2:20 class
with such well matched quintette as
Lizzie F., Glendine, Lucy r., Richmond
Jr., and Mckinney. 1t is doubtful
whether better matched quintette ever
scored for the word. 1t will be no three
heat affair, and unless the unforeseen
happens the time will be in the teens
for every heat. The special two-year
trot promises to be little out of the Or
dinary. 1t will be a big betting race as
both the Rose and Wise entry has a
large following. Both sides of the house
areeonfdent, and it will not be surpris-
ing if the first heat is trotted in :27 or
better. The 2:25 class pacing has been
reopened until October 5. The board
has not yet decided about the free for all
trot. A special pacing race will be ar
ranged later on, when an effort win be
made to bring together all the fast side
wheelers on the coast.
The short distance running races have
filled the best. All the crack half milers
in the state are entered in the
sprinter's stake. There are no less than
twelve entered in that event. The old
reliable John Treat is entered in several
races, and it will be a horse race when
Sinfax, John Treat, Gladiator and Moses
B. hit one another in the great Citrus
Belt handicap. The following is the
entry list:
The Los Angeles Derby-One and one
half miles:
Cy Mulkey, San Francisco, b. C. Sin
fax, by Wild Idle-Fortress.
d. r. Dickey, San Bernardino, Re-
quest, by Sacramento.
B. 4. Bragg, Los Angeles, ch. +. Queen
Ida, by St. David dam by Hockhocking
7. A. Case, Los Angeles, Hockhocking,
Jr., by Hockhocking.
No. 2. Southern California handicap
-three-quarters mile:
John Cries, Compton, ch. G. Washing
ton Bartlett, by Bachelor, dam un-
traced.
Cy Mulkey, San Francisco, b. G.
Gladiator, by GrinstedAthola.
Dave Bridges, San Bernardino, gr. G.
John Treat, by yShiloh-Unknown.
Frank Menchaca, Santa Barbara,
ch. h. Ell Rayo, by Grinsted-Suniit.
Marcos Forster, San Juan, ch. f. Zin-
gerella, by Ed Corrigan Minuet.
Charles Fl. Powers, Elk Grove, ch. b,
Perrigrine, by Jumbo-Irene Harding.
No. 3. Trotting, 2:20 class-Purse
$500 and gold mounted set OF harness
presented by H. W. Heinsch:
Charles Durfee, Los Angeles b. h. Nc
Kinney (2:22), by Alcyone-Rose
Dr.. K. D. Wise, wiseburn, CHI. h.
Glendine e $3.50, by Judge Salisbury
Tempest.
Edgemont Park, b. m. Lucy r.
1920. by Sultan Lady Mackay.
Lee Rose, Ventura, b. e. Richmond,
Jr., q :2l24l, by A. W. Richmond.
Funk Bros, Pennington, b. m. Lizzie
F. q ;22), by Richards Elector, dam by
Duke Mcclellan.
No. 4, trotting-Three-year-old colt
stake:
Thomas Story, Burbank, br. C. Cadiee,
by Caliph-Kate, by A. w. Richmond.
DIR. X. D. Wise, Wiseburn, be-, Emin
Bey, by Guy Wilkes-Tempest, by Sui
tan.
Chino ranch, Chino, b.f. Thera, by
Albion-Thaha, by Ten Brock.
Chino ranch, Chino, ch. g. Alaho, by
Albion.dam Helen, by Bell Norfolk.
j. G. Newton, South Pasadena, b. C.
-, by Alcazar-Echo- bell, by Echo.
Charles Durfee, Los Angeles, b.f. Eta
Wilkes, Billy Sayer-dam by George
Wilkes.
Edgemont Park, b. C. Redondo, by
Stamboul, Dido, by Hiatoga.
IA SECOND DAY.
No. s., Maiden Plate, for two-year-
.olds, one-half mile:
d. R. Dickey, San Bernardino, Com
bat, by Sacramento-Cona.
F. G.. McNally, Chicago, b. C. Capis-
trano, by Griffin.
B. F. Bragg, Los Angeles, ch. g. Cot
ton Tail, by Jim Polk Unkonwn.
S. B. Stroud, Norwalk, b. f. Bridal
Girl, by Clifton Bell-Nettie Washington.
Thomas Ward, Santa Ana, b. C. Santa
Fe, by st. DavidElla Hill.
Marcos Foster, San Juan, @. p, Grit
fin-Pele.
No, g.. The seaside stakes-one mile:
Cy Mulkey, San Francisco, b. G. Gla-
diator, by Grinstead-Athola.
Cy Mulkey, San Francisco, ch. g.
Gaudaloupe, by Grinstead-Josie G.
Dave Bridges, San Bernardino, gr. G.
-JOnu lreAG, ny cHOlOu, uukuOWHs
Marcos Forster, San Juan, ch. I. Zin-
gerella, by Ed Corrigan-Minuet.
No. z. Trotting, 2:30 class.
Sanchez Bros, Santa Fe Springs, gr.h
Dick Richmond, by A. W. Richmond
Dodd Dwyer, San Bernardino, Kate
Castleton, by Ethan Allen-Athol, by
Ashland.
Henry Delaney, Hueneme, gr. g.
Leon. by A. w. Richmond, dam by
CONSERVATION.
THIRD DAY, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21sT.
No.9. The ladies' -Five-eighths
of a mile heats.
John Cries, Compton, ch. &. Washing
ton Bartlett, by Bachelor, dam untraced.
Cy Mulkey, San Francisco, ch. m. Ida
Ferguson, breeding unknown.
Frank Menchaca, santa Barbara, ch.
b. El Rayo, by Grinstead-Sunlit.
Marcos Forster, San Juan, Geneva.
Charles II. Powers, Elk Grove, ch. h.
Perrigrine, by Jumbo-Irene Harding.
No. 10. Trotting- g-Two-year-old stake.
Chino Ranch, Chino, ch. G. Emiv, by
Woolsey, dam Easter, by Billy Norfolk.
]. 9. Newton, South Pasadena, b. C.
Princeton, by Alcazar-Belle Echo, by
Echo.
Edgemont Park, b. G. Harry Winches.
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