The morning call., 1892-10-14
SPEED TRIALS AT STOCKTON.
TrOtters Timed to Break Records or
Enter the 2:30 Class.
THIRTY HORSES EECERCLE THE Kite.
Pale Alto and San Mateo Stock Farm Well Repre-.
@nted-Regal Wilkes Has The SnSa-
ten Of The Day.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

STOCKTON, Oct 13.-Thirty horses were
sent over the kte-shaped track to-day TO
beat records or get into the $50 list Palo
Alto troiters in charge of Frank Convey and
fast ones from C0rbett's San Mateo farm in
charge Of Mnlard Sanders made an excel
lent showing. The day was perfect and the
track was as fast as a race-courSe can be.
The speed trials were kept up until dusk.
when the meeting was postponed until next
Thursday. a new lot of Palo Alto trotters
will be brought for that meeting, and on the
close of the Oakland race the young stall
lion Truman and Rowena. the fast two
year-old, viii be sent here against the
worlds record.
The sensation of The day was the mile
tFotted by Regal Wilkes By Guy Wilkes,
owned by William Corbett. The stallion
was brought here few weeks age. with a
record Of 2:17b, and to-day Willard San
deTs drove him in 2:1lA. He went 70 the
half in / :05 and trotted the mile without
skip
stable and made good marks with all OF
them.
The fast pacing mare Alanah. by Guy
Wilkes. went against the record OF 2:l4 and
paced the mile in 2:112. She went TO the
half in :10B.
mile, which was timed by dozen horsemen
in 2:12, one second slower than his record.
The stallion is doing well, but Maben does
not want to start him for a race against time
until he has little more work.
Coral by EleetioneeT, the game sister OF
Anteeo and AnteyOlo, and who broke down
a year ago 10 a race with Mckinney, at the
Stockton fair. went against 2 % to-day and
got a record of 2:lSh She is still lame
from the old trouble.
Bernal. by Electioneer, went against "a
ana made 217, gong TO the half IN :06 y.
Col0nei May, by May Boy, owned by AL
yiDZa Hayward, was driven by Sanders TO
beat 2:2o$4 and went in 2:17 without a skip.
Advance, by Eiecti0Deer, reduced his rec
ord from 2:35 10 2:2212
LynwoOd, a two year old. by Sable
Wilkes. went in 2:31 and repeated ia 2:3lA
Election, by E!ectioleeT, horse that has
been driven three years 10 get in the list,
was handled by Sanders and given record
Of 2:2S@. The trotter is owned by San
Francisco business man.
Maud Alameda, tWo-yeaT-old, by GaVi-
ota, lie by Electloneer, got a record of pa
Is. ID. Murphy OF San Jose is owner.
Flower Boy, tW9-year-old, by Nephew,
went in 2:3312
Lou Wilkes, three-yeaI-old, by Sable
Wilkes, reduced its record one second to
2:25.
Lulu. by Conductor. owned by j. E. Dun
ham Of Pacheco, went in 2 SO.
Ida May, by Hawthorne, owned by L. T.
Shippee, reduced her record from 2 IS to
2:2S.
Lilly Dale, by Conductor, owned by Y.
Clanton of Concord, went in 2:27%
Mile Wilkes. by Guy Wilkes, reduced
from % to 2 &c.
Helena, a three-year-old, by Eleetioneer,
was reduced from .2S34 to 2:21.
Ihornw00d. by Hawthorne, owned by I.
[. Shippee, was driven by James Thomp-
son TO beat his record Of :29A, made in the
fifth heat OF race, and made the mile in
2I9A.
''Sne." three-year-old FLY, by Abbots-
ford, was driven by siXteen-year-Oid boy
named Cassidy in 2:31A. The FLY is a lit
tie one and is owned by {. W. Smith Of
San Francisco.
Airy. by Guy Wilkes, was given a record
OF 2;273i.
Monaco, three-yeaT-old, by Electioneer,
went in , :2154.
SI Wilkes, by Sable Wilkes. made false
start and went in 2:27; but the record mile
was made in 2:3012.
Alfred, by General Benton. went in 2:25
brown 1horne, by Hawthorne, in 2:33s4
Eiwina, two-year-0ld, by ElectiOneeT, out
Of half-th0Iough mare. went in 27h.
EueneeT, by ElectioneeT, reduced her
record Oh :2SA 10 2:21R.
Acrobat, PAGER by Sterling, owned in
San Luis Oblspo, went against 2:lS ana
made 2;19%.
Major Lambert, by California Lambert,
owned by L. U. Shippee, paced against his
record OF 2:22 and made record Of 2:19H.