Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-22

distance on record.
One mile and three-quarters-Ho
spur, 5 years, by Joe Daniels, dam by
Wildidle, bred by J. B. Haggin, near
Sacramento, Cal. Record, 3 :0A.
One-mile heats-Guido, years, by
Double Cross, dam Aurora, bred by Col.
Il. Thornton, Contra Costa county, Gal.
Record, :4l1a, al.
Fastest mile on record-Salvator.
l :351a, made on straight track against
time. at Monmouth Park, N. j., owned
by u. B. Haggin, at present in the
Rancho del Paso stud. Sacramento. Cal.
HORSE PRICs.
Some OF the prices realized for Cali
iornia horses, eclipsing amounts realized
for animals bred in any other part Of the
United States:
Arion, trotting stallion, 2 years old.
by Electioheer, dam Manette, bred at
Palo Alto, $125,O00.
Anteec, trotting stallion, by Elec-
tioneer, dam Columbine, bred at Palo
Alto, 5000.
Bell Boy. 3.year-old trotter, by Elec-
tioneer, dam Beautiful Bells, bred at
Palo Alto, $51. 900.
Stamboul, stallion, record 2:11, by
Sultan, dam Fleetwing, bred by L. j.
Jose, Los Angeles county, $4,000.
Sunol, three.year-old champion trot-
ter, record, 2:101s, bred at Palo Alto,
estimated to have been sold to Mr.. Bon
ner for 10000.
Mascot. yearling trotter, by Stamboul,
dam Minnehaha, $28 900.
Tournament, thoroughbred, by Sir
Modred, dam Plaything, bred by J. B.
Haggin, Rancho del Paso Stud, sold
| mi ~ ok 600 k00
GREATEST THOROUGHBRED BROODMARE.
Marian, by Malcolm, dam Maggie
Mitchell, brought to California by
Joseph Cairn Simpson, at present and
for several years past the property OF
Theodore Winters, Ell Arroyo stud, the
dam OF nine star performers bred in
California, and one that is expected to
prove better than all. Her foals are as
follows: Duke of Norfolk, by Norfolk /;
Duchess Of Norfolk, by Norfolk King of
Norfolk, by Norfolk; Prince of Norfolk,
by Norfolk; Emperor OF Norfolk, by
Norfolk; The Gear, by Norfolk; Ell Rio
Rey, by Norfolk; Rey del Reyes, by
Norfolk; Yo Tambien, by Joe Hooker !;
Yo Ell Rey, by Joe Hooker.
GREATEST LIVING TRoTTING BRooDMARE.
Sontag Mohawk, gr m, foaled 1876, by
Mohawk Chief, dam Sontag Nellie, by
Toronto Sontag. Owned by Leland Stan
ford, Palo Alto stock farm. Following
trotters from this mare are in the 2 80
list, the get of four different stations:
1879-Eros, br h, by Electioneer, rec
ord, 2 :291s.
1SSO-Sallie Benton, gr m, by Gen.
Benton, record. 2:17A.
1884-Sport, gr h, by Piedmont, rec
ord, :2234.
1Ss5-sonoma, gr m, by Electioneer,
record, 2:2S.
1SS6-Colms, gr m, by Electioneer,
record, 2 :251.
10S7-Conductor, gr h, by Electioneer,
record, 2:25H.
1SSS-Norhawk, br m, by Norval, rec
ord, 2:20%.
| IN THE WORLD.
Palo Alto stock farm, property oi
Senator Stanford; trotting establishment
situated near Menlo Park, California
thoroughbred farm near Mayfeld, Cali
| fornia.
lLARaEsr AND ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE
BREEDING ESTABLISHMENTS ON EARTH.
Rancho del Paso, property OF J. B
Haggin, situated near Sacramento, Cal
FASTEST TIME EVER MADE BY 2-YEAR.
| OLDS (THORoUGHBREDs).
Three-quarters, Ell Rio Rey, bred at
Ell Arroyo, Ill.
seven-eighths, Nero, bred at Palo Alto,
:27A.s
One mile, G. H. Todd, bred at Ell Ar
royo, 1 :4l1a.
One and one-quarter miles, Sinfax,
bred at Palo Alto, 2:07%.
The American Derby at Chicago, won
four times by Californians out of nine
starts, against horses bred in all other
sections. In addition, two Californians
ran second.
First, Volante, 1885, by Grinstead,
owned by E. j. Baldwin.
First, Silver Cloud, 1886, by Grin
stead, owned by E. ]. Baldwin.
| First, g. H. Todd, 1887, by Joe
Hooker, owned by D. J. McCarty.
First. Emperor OF Norfolk, 1888, by
Norfolk, owned by E. J. Baldwin.
Second, Sorrento, 1889, by Joe Hook
er, owned by D. ]. McCarty.
Second, Santiago, 1890, by Grinstead,
owned by E. ]. Baldwin.
| WON MOST RACES IN 1890.
Guido, b. c., years, by Double
| Gross, dam Aurora; twenty-five wins
! out of thirty .one starts, and placed in
all but three events, heads the list ol
! winners; bred by Col. Fl. /. Thornton
rancho Resaca, Contra Costa county,
Cal.
LARGEST WINNER IN 1890.
Tournament, years, by Sir Modred-
Plaything, $89,755.
CHAMPION YEARLINa TRoTTERs FROM 1887
TO PRESENT TIME.
Norlaine, b. M, foaled 1886, by Nor
val, dam Elaine, bred at Palo Alto
Record, 2:31T. Stood for about three
years, only to be beaten by another
Californian, Freedom.
Freedom, b. c., foaled 1889, by Sable
Wilkes, dam Laura Drew. by Arthurton
bred by William Corbitt, San Matec
stock farm. Record, 2:29A.
Bell Bird. br. f., foaled 1890, by Elec-
tioneer, bam Beautiful Bells, by Tit
Moor, bred at Palo Alto stock farm
Record, 2:26A.
| Frou-Frou, b. f., foaled 1890, by Sid
ney, dam Flirt, by Buccaneer; bred BY
g.. Valensin, Pleasanton, Gal. Record
2.25A.
CHAMPION TwO-YEAR-oLD TRoTTERs.
| The record has been held by Californi'
horses from 1880 to the present time.
Sweetheart, br. M, by Sultan. dan
Minnehaha; record, 2261a; bred by L
j. Rose, Los Angeles county ; held recort
from September %, 1880, to Novembe
20, 1880, when Fred Crocker beat it. :