Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-22
CLOSING OF THE FAIR ENTRIES,
List Of Probable Starters at the
Fall Races.
The Galloping Contests Promise to
Be Interesting.
Large Purses offered for Trotters and
Pacers-A List of the Official
Returns of Horses
Entered.

Entered.
The entries for the races at the Sixth
district fair for 1892 virtually closed on
the 10Th inst, but the board of direct
ors held back their announcement till a
regular meeting might oe had, at which
it could be decided what races were
filled. Hence it was that yesterday was
the last day in which proposals could be
made for privileges; and, as no entry
lists had been published, nobody could
tell upon what he was bidding. The
opening OF the bids was done in secret
session, with closed doors, SO that no.
body could tell whether he was the Sec
ond or third bidder for any one of a
half dozen privileges to be let. The bar
was let subject to certain conditions, and
those conditions have to be fulfilled be-
| fore the letting will be announced. The
pool-selling, of course, went to Nick CO.
varrubias.
The entry list is very full and, as the
free-for all races did not fill, the board
made some substitute races for those
previously announced, and greatly in
| creased the prizes in each case. This
will inure largely to the society's bene-
| fit, in the way of an increased number
of entries. The free-for-all trot is cut
into four moneys, and is to be of a
purse of $4,000, one-half of which goes
to the first horse and so on. The HER
AIDS prediction is that this race will
have eight entries and at least six start.
ers. Then there will be free for-all
pacing race with purse OF $500 cut up
into four moneys, for which at least six
entries may be expected. In addition
thereto the society gives an $500 purse
for certain horses named therein, towit:
Ottinger, Adelaide, McGregor, Edenia,
Del Monte, Maggie, all trotters; and
Rory O'More, the side-wheeler. In ad-
| dition to this they are to have pony
hurdle race over four flights of hurdles,
for 500; entrance free. This is the as
sociation's first step towards the intelli-
gent management that characterizes the
racing associations of the east, and they
will never regret it. Following is the
bill of the week:
First Day.
LOS ANGELES DERBY.
Three-year-olds Purse, $500. A
winner of any 3-year-old race of the value
of $400 or more to carry five (5) pounds;
of two or more such races, eight (S)
pounds extra. Non-winners in 1892 OF
races to the value OF $1,000, allowed five
(5) pounds; of $500, eight (S) pounds.
Maidens allowed ten (10) pounds. One
and one-half no mile.
John G. Hills b. C. Santa Fe, by St.
David-Allie Hill.
W. R. Langworthy's ch. +. Eva D., by
Arthur H.-Lady Foster by Norfolk.
Owens Bros.' D. +. Moonfower, by
Wildidle-M Moonlight.
T. A. Cases b. c. Hank Johnson, by
Gano-Monica.
M. A. Fosters b. G. G. P, by Griffith
-Pele.
THE MAIDEN PLATE.
A sweepstake for 2-year-olds who have
never won stake or purse race of the
value of $3.50 or more, $25 each, $15 for
felt; $3.50 added. The second to receive
$50 out of the stake. One-half (1a) mile.
J. Thurman & Co.'s br. +. Lilly Dale,
by Bachelor-Carmelita.
d. Bridges ch. f. Waif, by Bachelor
Society Girl.
G. F. Williams ch. +. Edan, by Gano
Maline Rodgers.
Frank Menchaca's ch. c, Fairlawn, by
DliQCdtClCI-1d
Ovens Bros b. g. Gold Duet, by Ora
Gold Cup.
NJ. A. Fosters b. G. San Juan, by Grit
fth-Pele.
Walter Maben's ch. &. Vendome, by
Duke OF Norfolk.
TRoTTING.
Two-year-old colt stakes of 1892.
Closed.
Qacon1 Da~x
SOUTH CALIFORNIA HANDICAP.
Purse $400. Weights announced Sep
tember 81, 1892. The winner of any
race after the announcement of weights,
to carry five pounds extra. Three
quarter mile.
d. Bridges b. +. Dana Lila, 2, by
Gano-Blue Mountain Belle.
J. q. Hills b. b. Sid, A. by Siddar-
tha-Vestello.
D. R: Dickey's b. G. Peacador, 8, by
Gano-Meda Howard.
F. Menchaca's ch. c., Princes First,
5, by Prince of Norfolk-Lizzie Idle.
Owens Bros b. c. Dick O'Malley, by
imp. Mariner-Rosie.
Owens Bros ch. c. Royal Flush, by
Three Cheers-Rosette.
NJ. A. Fosters b. G. Murphy, by Spec
ulator--Flora.
E. A. Neame's b. +. Lady Givens, by
Joe Daniels Emma.
THE LADIES' STAKES.
A sweepstake for all ages; $50 each,
$40 forfeit, with 5000 added; the second
to receive $75 out of the stakes. A win
ner this year at any distance less than
mile, OF $3.50 or more, to carry five (5)
pounds and of two or more such races,
eight (8) pounds extra. Non-win-
ners this year of any race, if beaten
once, allowed three (3) pounds; twice.
five (5) pounds; three or more times,
ten (10) pounds. Maidens allowed twelve
(l2) pounds. Five-eighths "a mile
heats.
9. w. Shorts ch. G. Lightfoot, by
Wheatley- Haddington mare.
West & Beams ch. c.. Selkirk, 8, by
Verano-Genovera.
George Sherman's bl. 8. Midnight, 4,
by Accident-Santa Barbara Belle.
y. A. Cases br. +, Lille Hayes, by
! Clip Springer-Lady Fleet.