The herald., 1893-10-13
STOCK PARADE AND BABY SHOW,
Yesterdays Programme at the
Santa Ana Fair.
Lady Clare the Winner of the 2:27
Trot.
GladioIa aud Hook Hooking Win the
Running Races-siikwood to Meet
w. Wood Again at the Los
Angeles Fair.

SANTA ANA, Oct. IA warm breeze
was blowing eastward today and the
track was very fast. In the morning
the stock parade was held, aud spien-
did display was made. 1t is ;mpossible
to give list of the prize winners today.
but it may truly be said that the exhibi {
oil live stock this year 10 the best ye {
seen. The poultry exhibit is also good.
THE BABY SHOW.
At the pavilion this morning proud
mothers and smiling dsddies filled the
auditorium with little tots on their arms
who were out ON dress parade, each
parent fondly hoping that his or her
child would carry off the honors. Many
were doomed to disappointment, as
there were upward of 100 contestants.
The disappointed ones, however, will
have another opportunity next Saturday
morning, when there win be another
baby show. with the same prizes offered.
and open to the unsuccessful competl
tors in the one of today. There were
babies and babies on hand, some crying,
others smiling, many sleeping. but
withal as handsome collection as could
be gathered together anywhere. The
following we're the successful cherubH
Best looking boy. 8 to Is months old
Glen Sherwood OF Villa PARK first, Floyd
M. Jones. Santa Ana. second.
Under months-Eugene s, CaDfield
OF Orange first, Henry Rose Greeley
second, Sherm IN Grigsby. third.
Prettiest girl baby,9 to Is monthe
old-Katie Codori took first prise, Clara
Winter second.
Under months-Levina Bell Hub
bard first, Virginia Bell Hubbard,
second,
There was but one entry of twins and
these OF coarse took away the honors.
They were Gertrude A. and Georgia A..
Rood.
THE RACES.
There was very good attendance at
the grounds when the fourth heat of
the unfinished 2:27 trot was announced.
1t was a pretty start. Fl. M. Stanley
and Crocker we're at the quarter in
0:35I together. At the half Lady
Glare was in the lead, passing the pole
at 1:1O, and kept the lead until she
reached the wire. She made the three
quarters in :351s, and won the heat in
2:2l; Stanley second and Tono third.
Betting was: Crocker $40, Lady Glare
$l6, the field IS Mutuals paid SIG
In the fifth heat there were
only six starters, as Bob Mason
got the flag in the fourth heat. The
horses got off we'll, and it was one OF the
prettiest heats of the day. Around the
quarter, which was passed in So y, the
starters were we'll punched. The half
was made in / 10, H. NJ. Stanley lead
ing, with Irene Orocker and Tono strug-
Cling hard for first place. From the
! half to the three-quarters Irene and
Tono came up to the leaders and got to
the head of the stretch in :46s4 Down
! the stretch the whip was Piled vigor-
ously, but the green colors OF Irene
| Crocker came first under the wire
Tono second, III. NJ. Stanley third
Time, 2 :22ls.
Pools a9ld in the fifth heat as follows ::
! Irene Crocker $40. Lady Glare $40, the
field s5. Mutusls paid SO 40.
In the sixth heat only three horses
came out-Peter W., Lady Glare and
! Irene Croker, the Others being sent to
the stable for having failed to win a
heat in five. The horses got off well, !,
but all broke badly near the quar-.
ter, which was reached by Peter
W. in So. Peter reached the half first
| in l .12. Lady Glare reached the three
| quarter post first In :491s Down the
stretch they came, Lady Glare leading.
| When near the last eighth Glare fell,
allowing Peter W. to win, Irene Crocker
second, Lady Glare third. Time, 2:264
Without q doubt Lady Glare would
have won the heat but for the accident.
The mutuals paid IS.
In the seventh heat the quarter wac
reached in 3614 by Peter W., Irene
Crocker breaking badly. The half was
passed in :l11s, the three.auarters in
i:4S15. Lady Clare leading, and the race
was won in 2:2414 by Lady Glare, Peter
w. second, Irene Crocker third.