Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-04
A DAY SPENT At THE TRACK.
The Descendants of Sultan and
Richmond.
Some Very Promising Youngsters in
Light Harness.
The Rolling-oR of Additional Seconds
at Each Mornings Work-An Extra
Supply of Blue Blood Com
ing Next Week.

| LII CuuudV'b ISSUE Cu0 I1ERALD gave n
description of few trotting horses now
stabbed at the track and under going
preparation for the fall races. We now
complete the list by the addition of
some twenty odd, a few of which have
come in since that period. There is
quite number of horses over at Huen-
eme, where the annual fair is still going
on and everybody having good time.
The fair here will be the wind-up of the
season, commencing on the 9Th of Oc-
tober, az the races can be conducted
with greater success at that period than
elsewhere owing to the mildness
of the autumn weather. OF course
there are some men whose
horses are never campaigned or hippo
dromed through the country. They
live in a place where they are we'll
known, and do not like to trust their
horses up to the tender mercies of some
| judges that are to be found at agricul.
! tural fairs. Less than one-half the
stabling at Agricultural park is now
| filed. We gave Mr.. T. H. Griffin's
horses on Sunday, and here are the rest.
George H. Reed is in "the long row"
and has the following:
Br. f., 4 yrs, by Roulette, son of Mann
brinO Russell, out of a mare by Bel
mont, ga. This mare is one of queenly
beauty, and is one of the finest gated
animals at the track.
B. f., yrs (pacer), by Roulette, her
dam by Woodruff Golddust. This mare
is not 30 handsome as the other, but she
has paced quarters in 81 seconds, and
her propelling power is simply enor-
nous.
Bay colt, 2 yrs, by Alcazar (the best of
Sultan's get), out of the dam of Native
State (2:33I at 2 years., by Lord We'll
lington, son of Cuyler. This is shapely
youngster, and has good way of going.
Oh. c. by Red Wilkes, first dam by
Dictator, second dam by Mambrino Abb
dallah, third dam by Harold, and fourth
dam by Mambrino Patchen. This colt is
a natural PAGER, and has great way of
going. He could pace quarters at 2 20
gait before he had been up five weeks,
and is a fine-tempered fellow.
Bay colt by Alcazar, dam Dy MambriuU
Abdallah. This is an enormous fellow,
same age. He will make great horse
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young.
Bay colt (yearling) by Othello (sultan-
Atalanta) his dam by Junies 2 :27. This
is very neatly made colt, of good size,
and will outshow most OF the 2-year-
olds. His muscles show out well al
ready.
o. II. Lockhart, of Burbank, has six,
to-wit: Anteeo Button, br. h., yrs. by
Anteeo-Alex Buttons dam, by Napa
Rather. This is little devil, but he is
the incarnation of gameness, and can
trot in about 2:36.
Alcazetta, b. f., 2 yrs, by Alcazar, 20
Pond Lily: 2:291a, by son of Geo. M.
Patchen, jr., 2:271a, from Pocho, by
Black Hawk. This is very stylish mare
that has not yet come to her speed.
Teros, b. g., yrs, by Anteros, dam
by Captain Webster. This is very
wiry looking horse, and fast one to a
heavy wagon.
Marguerite, b.. M, IL yrs. old, by
Echo, dam by Overland. She has a
record of 2 :48.
Bay filly, 2yrs., by Cannon Ball Che
by Simmons), dam by Captain Kohl
town brother to Lady Blanchard), I'd
dam by Vermont, sire of Parrott. 2:26.
Roxey, b. g.. (pacer), 9 years, by
Hambletonian Prince, dam by Wild
wood, thoroughbred.
Ashwood, ch. b., yrs, by Nutwood,
2:18h, out of Flora Middleton (dam of
Kate Middleton, 2:23), by Alexander's
Abdallah, Is, from Belle Brooks, by
Edwards.
A. J. Fleming has six, all youngsters:
Sinbad, gr. c., 2 yrs, by Shadeland
Hill-daughtero of udge Salisbury, sire of
Glendine, 2:20.
Amazon, b. f., 3 yrs., by Shadeland
Hill, dam by Black Warrior.
Don Abel, %. C. 2 yrs, by Shadeland
Hill-Alice by Enchanter.
Emigrant, ch. h. 5 yrs, by Satellite
dam, by Almant Rather.
Prinero, b. G.. 2 yrs, by Gossiper-Del
Sur mare, daughter of A. w. Richmond
This is one of the best gated colts at
the track.
Catalina, b. f. 2 yrs, by Shadeland
Hill-Emigrant's dam, by Almont Rat
tier. All these six are good lockers but
Prinero is the pick of the basket.
Mr.. Tom Story has his stables adjoin-
ing those of Charles Durfee, and they
have three good looking horses at work,
as follows:
Kadi, b. g. by Caliph, son of Pasha,
2:2734, his dam by A. w. Richmond.
This is a good gated colt and has lots Of
sense. He should make great cam
paigner.
Woolwich, ch. c., 2 yrs, by Wolsey,
Gown brother to Sunol, 2:0S14l, his dam
by Judge Salisbury, g. d., by The Moor.
This colt is a great Individual and has a
wonderful temper. He has two crosses
of Boston at the back end of his pedi-
gree and all the red hot trotting crosses
in the foreground. He had been broken
but three months when he showed
quarters in 40 seconds.
| Caliph, br. h., by Pacha--dam by
Echo--daughter of Fireman, son OF Lang
ford--Levi mare.
Warren Carbart, Of Burbank, has a
half-dozen in charge of pleasant-faced
young fellow, whose name our reporter
has forgotten. What he is for driver,
time will tell, but he certainly is parss-
gon OF neatness in his stables. His
string consists of:
/ William Bashaw, bl. b., 8 yrs., by
Darwin, son of Green's Bashaw, from
Black Bess by Green's Bashaw. This
horse has strong Infusion OF the
Charles Kent mare, famous as the dam
Oh Rysdyk's sHambletonian. He is,
moreover, a very handsome individual.
Ante Union Il good looking 3-year-