Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-22
strong favorite at $50, Ida Ferguson
bringing SO. and GambO S17.

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bringing $40, and Gambo $17.
Capt. Merry has no end of trouble in
getting them off. When the flag falls,
they are all moving well. Ida Fergu-
son has the inside and Gambo the
center position. The mare bolts and
swings out in front of Gambo and it
looks from the reporters box
as though the horses and
riders will come to grief, but Savage.
with rare presence of mind, pulls Gam
bo to a standstill, and averts what
would certainly have been a serious ac-
cident. When Gambo again gets in mo-
ton, El Rayo is far ahead, and has the
I heat and possibly the race won. Roach
rides the horse in the last quarter and
distances Gambo and Ida Ferguson,
the latter coming home in a walk. The
race is awarded to Ell Rayo. The time,
1:0134, is very fast, considering the cir
cumstances.
FIFTH RACE.
The fifth and last race on the card is
the trot for two-year-olds. Princeton,
Harvey Winchester and Gold Mint are
the entries. Harvey Winchester is ia
vorite at $50, the others bringing So.
First heat-The heat looks like Win
chester's from the start. Princeton
breaks on the first turn, and Gold Mint
can't keep the pace set by the son Of
Stamboul, who leaves his field far be-
hind, and slows up on the home stretch
to allow them to get past the distance
flag. Gold Mint finishes second. Time,
2 :534.
Second heat-The horses get off we'll.
Winchester takes the lead at once, and
is not forced at any time during the
mile. He finishes in 2 :471s, Princeton
coming in for second money.
SUMMARY.
Pacing, 2:25 class-First heat decided Tues
day
Henrietta stock farm, ch. h. Rory
O'Moore-Judge Salisbury-Lizzie
by A. W. Richmond, Connolly. 2 2 l IL
N A. Coyarrubiass gr' M Hattie, .
p.W. W fisdeT; Hodges' ch h. Nutford-Nut Z -
ford Norwood, owner. ...........3
Time-2 ;201S, 2:is 2:21]l, 2:19N, 2:241S
Pools sold yesterday-On first heat, Rory $40
to So for Hattie F.; second heat, Hattie F 1925
Trotting, 80 class-Two heats decided Tues
day.
H. Delaneys gr. G. Leon-A. w.
Richmond. CONSERVATION, owner, L 1 IL
mond-1 "; Richmond, Ma5en 2 p
Ethan Allen-Atbol, owner.,....3 3 2 3--3
Time--2:2SL, 2:2414, 2:23. 2:22L
Pools sold yesterday-Leon. $40; field, $14.
Running-Half mile match for polo ponies;
purse, 5000.
G. L. Warnings b. M Santa Clara-sacra-
meuto Clara by Rihemen, 22 Moffett..
M II. Youngs ch. m La Pulga, 1872, Ben
fSs%srs Time, So.
Pools sold-Ia Pulga, $40; Santa Clara, So
Running-F1ve-eighths of o mile heats
Frank Menchaca's ch. h. El Rayo-Grinstead-
6unlit, 113, Roach ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1
Marcus Forsters b. g. Gambo-Wild Idler-
Dottie Dimple, 110, Savage ...........: o
G. G Mulkeys ch. m. Ida Ferguson, sire
and dam unknown, ITO, Cook ........... o
Pools soldZiEl Rayo, $50; Ida Ferguson, s4o
Gambo, $i7
Trotting VIC. year-old stakes, two in three
heats.
Edgemont Park b. c. Harvey Winches-
ter-Stambou Jessie Ballard by Goldnut
Maben. Observation-Disclosures. l
j. G. Newton's b. c. Princelon-Alcazar-
Echo Belle by Echo, owner .............
Elias Williams CHI C. Gold Mint, owner 2 3
Time, 2:53L, 2:47%.
Pools sold-Harvey Winchester, $50; Prince
ton and Gold Mint, So.
ToDAY's PROGRAMME
The stock parade takes place at 10 o'clock
this morning.
THE STARTERS.
First race-Trotting, special -Alco, Jud
Wilkes, Miss Monroe Ito CART, and Waldo Nc
Gregor No pools sold en- this event last night.
Second race-Running, Los Angeles Futurity,
five -eighths of mile-Pescador, 113; Capis-
trano, ITO; G. P, 90. Pools last night sold;
Pescador, $40 against the field for IS.
Third race-Running, the Citrus Belt Handi-
cap, one and one. quarter miles-Moses B., 112;
Gladiator, 80. Pools sold: Moses B. $40; Glad
iator, &c.
Fourth race-Running, one and one-sixteenth
miles-Request 1O9; Ben H.. 115; Rube, 100;
Washington Bartlett, 115; Guadaloupe, 115;
ioupe, SO; Zen al H., S. field, So, and Guada-
loupe, $40; field, $40.