Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-25
THE SANTA ANA FAIR GROUNDS
Gathering of the Clans for a
Fall Meeting.
Will the Great SilkwO0d and McKiu-
ney Come Together?
Repairs and Enlargement of the Grand
Stand-Over Sixty Horses Now In
Training-The Ali-Aged Di-
vision is Strong.

and Superintendent Haney were bossing
two big gangs of carpenters and labor
ere, one of which was fifth lg up place
for the pool selling, while the other was
adding row OF private boxes to the
front OF the grand stand, which edifce
has recently been moved back at least
10 feet, thereby adding greatly to the
room for that restless element which
goes always to the races but never
sits down. Every train which arrives
fiom outside the county brings few
more horses, and this has necessitated
an increase of stable accommodations.
The following is list of horses stabbed
at the track up to noon on Friday:
E.. R. DENIS STABLE.
Fairlawn, ch. c.. by Birdcatcher--
Taluda. This is little 2 year old, but
fellow of great quality.
Princes First, ch. h., years, by
Prince of Noriolk-Lizzie Idle, formerly
owned by Dan Dennison. This horse
has thickened out into great, strap
ping fellow. and while trifie queer in
| his legs, looks to be good for several
hard races yet.
Flyaway, ch. +. by Birdcatcher-Slip-
away. This filly is good sized one,
but Fairlawn looks able to beat her.
Midnight, blk. <. by Accident. This
is short distance horse, and very mus
cular he is.
Bruce, b. h z years. This horse was
bred in England and imported in his
mothers womb by Senator Stanford.
He is by Foxhall-imp. Gonesway. by
North Lincoln. The old horse is quite
low in flesh, and looks trained down to
shadow. His trainer, Frank Mem
chaca. says be has gained so pounds of
flesh in the last six weeks.
Santa Fe, b. C. by ST. David-Lillie
Hill. This is very strong built horse,
and there is decided look OF wear and
tear abont him.
L. A. CASES STABLE.
Hook Hooking, jr., 4 years, by Hook
Hooking, the best bred native stallion
that ever saw Southern California, won
the Derby of last year in romp. He
has changed from trifie leggy 3year-
old into sumptuous looking horse,
nearly as handsome as Salvador and
quite as heavy. He is in several stakes
in this southern circuit, and is looking
very formidable as candidate to bog
them all.
Hank Johnson, years, by Gano-
Monica, is Mr.. Cases Derby candidate.
He is very much on his sire's model,
and has the long-and-low cut of both
Grimstesd and Gano.
Lille Hayes, by Klipspringer er-Lady
Fleet, is fairly good looking mare. Her
sire was good-looking son OF the great
Wildidle, whose name occurs SO fre-
quently in the pedigrees of California
horses.
DON MARCUS FOSTER.
The genial gentleman from San Juan
by theSea, was just arranging his
horses at the stables as the HERALD
reporter came along with Cash" Har-
vey. Heis looking as we'll as any man can
look who has everything he wants and
lives in the most beautiful spot in the
world. His horses are San Juan, 2
yeare, by Grifi th-Pele. This colt is
full brother to @. p, who stands in the
next stall to him. G. p. won match
race here last fall, beating Capistrano
at mile and half. Dan Murphy, b.
c., by Speculator-Flora. This colt
does not look well and he will not be
likely to start unless he should make
big and sudden rally.
Began, br. g. by Wildidler, jr., out of
Orc Dimple, is short horse like his
brother, Gambo. We doubt if he ever
does as many good races as Gambo did
for Gus Walters, now dead.
C. w. SHORTS HORSES.
Among them, we find very good
looking year-old chesnut colt rejoicing
in the hackneyed name OF Light'oot.
He is by Wheatley out of daughter of
little black Haddington, sire of Night
Hawk. This gentleman has two sprinter
nags for events of less than half mile
OWENS BROS. OF FRESNO.
This stable is not due to arrive until
Monday, but they have fairly good lot
Of horses, among them the big chesnut
colt Royal Flush, which beat Geraldine
at Modesto last spring. He is by Three
Cheers, out OF Rosette, and is therefore
full brother to Acclaim. Dick O'Mallev
by imp Mariner (sire of Topgallant), is
fine looking bay horse and has won
couple OF races already.
Gold Dust b. g. years by Orc, out of
Gold Cup, Moonfiower b. m. by Wildi-
die. Moonlight is the Derby entry at
LO6 AoSOiCD lOl LhCbC
GEORGES HERMAN's STABLE.
This includes Midnight, b. g., by
Accident-S3 anita Barbara Belle. He Is
good sprinter, and looks fairly well.
Also two short horses training for races
| under a half,
TRoTTERS BY THE SCORE.
The track is in superb condition at
Santa Ana, being well watered and not
the least encountered with clods. The
trotters are having great times over
there, and there are dozen on the
track daily up to noon. J. II. Kellv's
stable is the first We examine, and find
a splendid looking lot OF horses from
San Bernardino:
Actor, ch. c., year, by Happy Prince
Mabel. This is rather SNOWY look
ing colt.
Conn, br. b., by Inca, sire OF Incas
2:14. This horse is almost reproduc
tion OF old Abbottsford, and shows the
Wood;ord Mamhrino family outlines
very distinctly.
Happy Prince is wellbred horse
being by Cadogan's great horse Bavonne
Prince. 2:2lM. This is the old Clark
| Chief line, and a good one it is. espe-
cially valuable as an outcross on the
Echo and Sultan lines, with which this
region is stocked.
J. c. THoRNE's STABLE.
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