The morning call., 1892-08-31
:lSplepjiq First I)ay at the Pttaluma
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.SAlLL FIELDS, but VERY GOOD. SPORT.
IA6 Dirlti5rs Made Rather a Blpider in Not Having
:: i. The Running and TTotting On
!: Separate Bays.
. Special to THE MoKs1Se GALE.

A.
eled up on the early morning trains from
San Francisco and helped TO swell the num-
'bers of holiday people already packed into
this prosperous little city, and who filled
she cars RAINING to the spacious and we'll
kept fair grounds to participate in the first
days racing of this years fair.
There is not vacant stall or stable any,
where upon the ground, and a casual in
speetion of the track revealed that it was in
good condition.
1t is a pity, however, that the society
could not have punched its running races
all into one days programme, as il is I'M
possible TO get a track into iirst-class shape
for both running and harness races.
The weather was delightfully."- cool and
fine. but the card was light, the fields ruling
small All the prominent horsemen and
agri culturists were In evidence, and by the
time that the general secretary, DIR. /. H.
MacLeay; tapped the bell for the first race
qthe Stands were we'll filled with an appre-
:.ciatiye racing crowd-and why not? Every
man, woman: and child in this celebrated
>:Callt0rnia; h6Tse eenter,loyes "a horse from
the day>he.or she>is bic. to: put shoe on. -.
=: The several :arTan gem elts were as near,
perfection: as I'M g BIT be; and :the:enteEprisn
: Board: OF directors: have OWN q great deal
!: of care"and attention for the comfort of
.horsemen:and- spec tatoTs. al Ike The result of
these efforts, therefore, is pleasant contrast:
:. TO: soIne" ofthe rival fairs: And. anyhow, the
.oldTeputa Petallma has. earned for first.
Glass eTinR. and LIBERAL hospitality was
:: W e. fsQS tanned on all:hands to-day: "
. :: The exec lleht band Of the. First Infantry:
: has been re- aimed and di Seoursed Teally. en-
:; loyahle< :nlpsfc:. al: appTopri ate: intervals:
thT0pg llout ! be AT teTno0n.S SPORT: -
: f1i q judges were Pres ident j: H White:
ID ttectCr Mac Ray aid Secretary y ,Et*H,
m l+eayI M lie = ON Jones-fqliy bore out:
" n Well now nIepnta tlCTi ass iafteT inthe:
only. rIlni race. ON the card: :. ~. =
:. KiottleMllls: again MET defeat n:the:one:
q quar- er nile II ace from: til t. grand
: lcEg=ai red m are NY s: ::
> "A E0caie took the :disrTet :yeer1ing: Stake
:and*tIeEI "a loA lt}* colt esse walked over.
THE: free Ola II yeariilig< stake: tr0tted
"a :beall!1 ~ IN lfe 1 y0un IS er,gQing To:
he. bal M .263: and negotiating the last
iial IN: III g.. :jesse IS theirs TOT the pr geiy
i: letl clfyt 6:s tart the month: HIS:
:#damt* Jennie: Bentoni in by General. Benton.
man; e. l0neer# CO II bad'A: nice
I'm he at Bg Myrtle for%the four
y are Eein :tb rec stTaightheats. = ::
FL .paYL III mis- crQ Wded with :eXh! bits and
=. IS rap ltiyn eaEil s. com p etiOn The; shoWof
= tQcli $ Il e. hes /: and laTges seen: lere*in
yea IS: 1le frs tgran par de- tax es place
= to:r GTToF:ll olning al 10 :o:cLock.:* + ::
: . : * first II ace, : : ~
: IT he.opening:Ta " as: a one and a fourth:
m le: r!lInflIg- ID ASH, Tor all ages: Eotte
:NiIlls fayorjte: .of The f0llr<eo
:petftoTs: II amy F -aild St. afTIck we're,
seC0nd lioice:inthe* stable,> - hiie Cheerful
w as al e X RENT S OFT en1..l FL j ones
:. uTIpped .tlIe* fagtO "a splend id1y:eyan start
mn: .e l0se* Up; and II e. race Speedily:
Gefts ed d9Wn: d: q cen this pair
tqnl' l. jIned issue wi th the leader: as
they. sW pt-} ntG:the: stTetch::N clf0lls~ soon
: iFi5ir An
ly: Nla re COMM q ray, ~ ON: in beauti=:l
lGls1y L. lya leiIgt in tile 70 rood Il lime OF /
;, 81 was thiLd6: 6ye lengths:
rlTzI Una 4 1E l9 ~: Bqnni9g$ All ages
21} p. } e n6jlldlaie lam: sally: -
+ rs 6lc :ly;:col Clark
- i,lst y. d a III viola
t91y -pouslds fIlaEi q 2{
-. -: ~: ll4 Y ~: So. =
I t9 q ts1igy r 3 ,Joa LQt.Ie.llilis 3.
: Iiotte Mills:sZ5 -5tisle,, SO
: y y ait<S] g25-.. :;
:. " :: :- Second Race: =:
-: lice on ly startled: in%ihe distrlctyaariIng
tEQ il gfg-s takeiAd Y0CatoT,: Nv riter:ani VIII
- q ll nd they fnis he'd tie: dash In
: t3le-| orr named. sever l::leGgths npart;
i.t: tlIlie ;w as slo W: even for. yearlings:
ne,5 :zs72* = =:
Mn AB1.-
:, San district yearling stake:
: secretary. dam Debonair
writer secretafy dan: ida 5Iij
> q.tns b. e. by Eiectrioa, dam Alice b.
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=; INES ;Z%12. - -.
!. -:.=+' :. Tn I'd: Race: ::
Speculation was lively on the four-year-
=: old free for:afl :trot, notwithstanding the.
fact: that Myrtle and. the Palo Alto candi-
n ~ @ lxv: faF
= 'ILunan3 On;-his: M pa performance. sold
=: fay0rlte "a :S25. and Myrtle Brought $40 be-
!. fore The first heat. MYRTLE. despite bobble
>: at the inst tirn,:tr in her peculiar style
FIRST 10th QUARTER from: which. point the
1: Palo :Aii9:: colt graddally# oyerhauled the.
=: Santa Rosa. mare and was: first at: the half
: and no uIid 40 the wire. :: Time, 2:201R.
= :: j human: won: lie next heat ina common
:: logln;Z - Myrtle tangling up four DIFF.
Truman: also took the:next heat and race
i lin similar fashion. : :, =:
~: =: SUMMARY. =.
- Same dayI free for All: four-year-oids+
raman, p. c::fi.:by Eleciloneer, dam TeIIe
rtls y xaie5o, dam Iaiia Nc. Il
- =: Time; 20
::.- - Four IN ii: ace.
Jesse;:the Palo*Aito~ FLY, walked over In
:. the: iree:fof-al tr0t Gr>yearIings $3.50.
- - :::sU AiSiARY::.
- Same day Trotttng fr ee.f0f- IN. yeariirgs :
IS Sc; b. e. by klectTiclty;: dam Jennie ::
~ Benton ll:hppes1 :: " waikoyer
Thine, '2+45 ~. - -
=: = Firth Race.
: When the: district trio came. mn for. the
: three-y ear-old: stake:.tfie gray: coli. Rustic
King. sold favorfte at ..S25 against S14 for
= Alice Taylor and: columbus in tile field.
Smith drove. the. last. named TO the:fr0nt al
1.-The word, :Alice ta6gling ait the turn. Rustic
= King: game. up alongside ..Colum bus in the
=; backstretch;, and:it was "a. double team race
" 70 the lower turn, where Columbus made a
bit: OF: a. skip: i he gray: then won as he
- liked i n 2:38 under "a pull, Columbus. in a.
= ble ak; second, and Alice. Taylor galloped. in
:; side the flag. 80 =
:: .:It:iooked as if columbus would make n
strong BID. for the second heat. but he broke
TO. bits AT the eighth pole, and although be
: came at a; great clip when he got his gait
again he;conld never make up lost ground
ana Rustic King won heat and race handIly
= IN z :3512 The race had been advertised as
TWO heats In Three. which is unusual. and
many .ot the sh0Tteuders remained to see
the third heat 'and had to be enlightened as
TO the conditions before they would leave
The track. %
SUMMARY.
same day : Trotting'' district three-y ear-olds;
Rustic King: &. c, by Rustic dam Gazells.
Columns. Is BY Mcdonald Chief. dam FAIRY
AiTss Tayl95, s & BY Altoona. dam Mother
= TImes 2:5s-2:S5Is.:' '''''' . .
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