The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-08
BLOOD-HORSE MEN.
A Programme for the Spring
Meeting Adopted.

The Directors of the Pacific Coast Bio Cd
horse Association left last evening at 313
Bush street. Vice-Pre sident P. A. Finigan
presiding.
Communications were read from the Pet
aluma and San Jose Fair Ground ssuca-
tions offering substantial inducements to
hold the spring meeting in the above-men-
toned towns.
The Programme Committee submitted the
following, which, with the exception of
abolishing the per cent penalty for non
starters, was adopted as received
No. l-introduction purse, $500; for three
year-olds and upward; SIS each starter; start
per cent TO third horse. Beaten maidens, il
three years old, allowed FIVE pounds; II four
years old or over, allowed ten pounds One mile.
No. THE California stakes; for two-year-
olds. Half mile. Closed August 10. 1890.
Ne. 3-Selling purse, s400, OF which $50 to
second and S25 TO third, entrance free. Horses
entered 10 be sold r0r $1,000 TO Carry scale
weights; Two pounds allowed Tor each 500 less
down to $500; then one pound for each 800
down TO $500. Three-quarters OF mile.
No. 4-Purse s400; for three-year- olds and up
ward; SIP each tor starters; starting money
divided, 40 per cent 10 second aud 30 per cent to
third. Seven-eighths OF a mile.
No. 5-lhe Thornton stake; for three-year-
olds and upward; $50 entrance, S25 forfeit, or
SO il declared out on or before April l. 1891,
with $500 added. of which 800 TO second, the
third to save stake. One mile and a quarter.
SECOND DAY.
No. 6-Selling purse $500; OF which $50 to
second and S25 10 ihird entrance free. Horses
entered to be sold for $1,000 to carry scale
weights; three pounds allowed for each 500
down TO $500; then TWO pounds allowed for each
s1o0 down 10 $500. One mile.
No Purse $500; tor three year, lds and
upward; SIS each from starters; starting money
third. Five furOng heats.
No. S-Purse $500; for two-year-olds; SIS
each from starters; starting money divided, 10
per cent 10 second and 30 per cent TO third Win
ner Of The California stakes at this meeting 10
carry I'VE pounds extra Five furlougs.
No. 9-Ihe Tidal stakes; for three yearods
1859. '' anu sNA' '''' ''''e' august TO-
THIRD DAY.
No 10 Purse $500; for three-year-olds and
upward; SIS each from starters; starting
money divided, 40 per cent To secoad aud 80
per cent 10 third. Que mi e and AN eighth.
No. 1.-THE Racine stakes; for twO-yraT- Olds.
1888 ~
No. 12-Purse $500; for three-year-olds and
upward; Sl5 each from starters; starting money
divided, 20 per cent.tO second and 80 per cent
10 third. Winner of No. at this meeting to
carry i've pounds extra. The horse running see
eghIhs of Il mile.
No. 1.-the Pacific Derby; for three-year-
olds. One mile and half. Closed August 10,
1885,
FOURTH DAY.
No. 14-Purse $500, OF which $50 TO second
and $50 TO Inird; for three-year Olds aud up
ward; an owners handicap Tor beaten horses;
entrance free. Winners excused without PEN
any. weights 10 De named through the eutTV-
box at O'Clock IN the afternoon the day before
the race. One mile.
No. 15--Purse s4oo; for two-year.old FLIES;
SIS each from starters; starting money divided
20 per cent TO second ana 80 per cent to third
Five furlongs.
No. 16-Plrse s4oo; handicap for three
year ods ana upward; SIS each from starters;
SO declaration, With no other penalty. Starting
and declaration money divided, 20 per cent 10
second and 80 per cent to thlId horse. Weights
announced on the second day of the meeting.
Declarations due at o'clock In the afternoon
on the day before the race. One and sixteenth
miles.
No 17-Purse $500; for three year-olds and
upwards; $50 each from starters; starting
money divided, 10 per cent TO second and 80 per
cent 10 third. Three-quarters OF a mile.
No. 1S-The Lathrop stakes; a handicap
for all ages $50 entrance. S25 forfeit, $40
second; third horse TO save stake. Weights an-
nounced Tuesday, April 14th. Declarations due
al p. NJ. Wednesday, April 18th. One mile and
half.
No 19-Purse $500; handicap for all ages;
Sl5 each from starters; SO declaration, with no
divided 70 per cent TO second aud 80 per cent to
third. Weights announced Tuesday, April 14tl.
Declarations due AT o'clock p. NJ the day be-
fore the race. One mile.
No. 2o-The Ocean stakes; for three.
year olds, $50 each. $40 forfeit or $40 if de-
5000 added, of which 500 10 second, third ID
save stake: One mile ana an eighth.
No 21aPurse 500; for three-year-olds and up.
ward; $50 each for starters; starting money
divided, 30 per cent 10 second, 80 per ceut TO
third. Three quarter mile heats.
No. 22-The Omnibus stakes; for all ages, $50
each, Sl5 forfeit or SO II declared out on or be-
fore April l, 1891, with $500 added, OF which
$50 TO second; third to save stake. One mile
and three-si1leenths.
SIXTH DAY.
No. 23-SellIng purse S40o; OF which $50 to
second, $50 10 third, for Ihee-y ear-olds and up
ward. Fixed valuation $500; Two pounds less
allowed for each 500 less down 10 $500. Fiji
teens ixteenths OF mile.
No. 24-Purse s4ooi s15 each from starters
for three-year-od flliesi starting money divided,
40 per cent 10 second. 80 per cent TO third
Ihree-quarters OF mile.
No. 25-The Cable stakes handicap for all
ages. $50 each SIS forfeit, Si5 declaration, with
5000 added, OF which 500 TO second, third 10
save stake. Weights announced Tuesday, April
before the race One mile aud quarter.
No. 26-The Youthful stakes for two-year-
out on or before April 1st, with $500 added. OF
which 500 TO second, third 10 save stake. Win
ner OF Tie Racine stakes at this meeting TO carry
nVe pounds extra. Ihree.quarters OF u mile.
SEVENTH DAY.
No. 27-Selling purse, $500, of which $50 to
second S25 10 third. For three-year-Olds and
upward. Entrance free, Fixed valuation, $1,000.
Three pounds allowed for each 500 down to
$500. One mile.
No. 2s-Purse $500; s15 each; four starters.
An owners handicap. For threeyear ods and
upward; starting money divided, 40 per cent TO
second, 80 per cent TO third. Weighs to be
named through the entry-box at O'clock In the
afternoon the day before tnea race. Que and a
sixteenth miles.
No. 20 Purse $500; handicap for beaten
two-year-odsi $40 each, SO declarations; eu-
trance and declaration money divided 40 per
cent To second, 80 per cent 10 third. Weights
announced Thursday, April 23d. Declarations
due al O'Clock In the afternoon the day before
the race. Winners excused without forfeit.
Five furlongs.
No. 30-The Burns stakes, a handicap for
all ages; 500 entrance, $50 forfeit, SIS II de-
clared out, with $1,000 added by the association
and 5000 IN plate or money. at The option of The
winner, added by the Hon. d. NJ. Burns, Pres-
dent; second horse TO receive 5000 aud third
horse 500. Weights announced Thursday
April 23d. Declarations due at o'clock in the
afternoon the day before the race. One mile and
three quarters.
No. 81 = Consolation purse $500 $50 to
second, $50 to third Tor horses that have started
and not won at this meeting. Horses beaten
once allowed Ave pounds, twice ten pounds,
three times fifteen pounds. Seven-eIghtns OF
mile.