The morning call., 1892-06-07
TALK OF THE TURF.
PalO Alto Tr0tters Win Every.
thing at San Jose.
The Oakland Trotting Meet-Ferguso Gold
Cup-Suburban Prioes-Bookmaker
Laekman Arrives.

There was large attendance at the San
Jose trottiDg races on Saturday last, many
of the leading hOrsemen of the State being
present. Ariel LathrOp was down there
and experienced great delight at the success
of the Palo Alto entries, for they won all
the purses. besides a match against time,
and all got in the 2:30 list. These are indeed
wonderful performances for so early in the
season. The following are the summaries,
which all horsemen should preserve as
guide for the fall circuit:
SUMMARIES.
San Jose, Cal, June, 4 lS92.-Purs $50. Mile
Palo Altos b. ~. wavelet. by Pied mont, dam
Wave by Electioneer Nolan. -. .,...........l
W. Viogets br. N. Alexandra, by Dexter Prince
dam Princess by Nutwood (Phippin) ...........2
Same day. Purse $50 Mile heats, two in three.
Dame Winnie by Planet (simmons) I'll Il
James w. Rea's D. m. Laura X, by Electioneer,
dam by Young Lexington (Bunde) ...........2
Time, 2:30s4 -2.2s1a-2:3O.
Same day. Purse SlO0. Mile beats. TWO in three.
Palo Altos b. T. Orphlna, by Norval, dam Orphan
La slests raaehs Dr. :G q Daylight, by Eros dam
Crazy by Chief (NiogeD ........................2
Time, 2;2841 -2;321z
AT PALo ALTO FARM
The new rule at the Palo Alto farm that
each trainer should drive the horses under
his care in their work and races was OBJ
served, and Coo, Simmons ana Nolan gave
every satisfaction to the experienced judges
among the spectators, each shaping as IL
he had the markings Of capable race-driver
The PalO Alto f0ur-year-Od bay ily Wild
Bee. by Piedmont. dam Nldfower, by
Electioneer, was sent against her record of
2;30A with Phippin in the suky. The
fily beat time, the timers stopping the mile
clip ut go dead. A thoroughly enjoyable
day was spent
A programme of four races will be trotted
at the Oakland racetrack next Saturday for
for the 3-mInute 80, 2 80 and and free for
all classes, and there is every promise Of a
good entry and exciting racing. This being
the initial meeting since MIR. Wright leased
the track no admission fee will be charged
the public, thus giving every one the OPP
portunity of seeing how far the improve
ments and alterations have progressed.
At the close of the recent blOOd-horse
spring meeting the directors decided to pre-
sent Starter j. b. Ferguson with silver
tea service, but 1t being understood that the
gentleman Is already possessed OF one 1t
was decided TO present him with gold cup,
in recognition OF his valuable services. The
trophy has already been made in this city.
1t is of pure California gold, standing
nearly 10 inches high, plain, with a satin
finish and FURNISHED on the inside. 1t is
neatly inscribed, James B. Ferguson, from
the Pacific Coast B!0Od-hO Association,
May. 1892" The cup will be forwarded to
w. IEI6 uouHB III hCnluSAJ5 uuIluS Nhc
week.
FRANK CONVEY IN TOWN.
Frank Convey from PalO Alto was in town
yesterday, and states that there are over 100
horses in training, in addition to the year
lings, and that IL is a perfect sight TO see
them all working out morning after morn
Ing He thinks that the great horse Palo
Alto will have several yearIiDgs in the list
this year. PalO Alto himself is being
trained and will be sent against his record
(2:0S34l in the fall, and every one hopes tie
old horse may lower it. Advertiser is sbap-
ing up nicely, as is Electricity, so although
Suuol and Aron are away East California
may vet take the lead again this year at
Stockton for the worlds ecOrds.
The following are the current quotations
at this date laid against the candidates for
the Suburban handicap Major D5m0 is
favorite at to /.
SUBURBAN HANDICAP. IA MILES, TO BE