The herald., 1893-12-31
PASADENA.


Tho Tournament of Roses The En-
triss-Notes.
PASADENA, Dec. 30.-The officers oi
the Valley Hunt club were up to their
ears in work when the HERALD reporter
dropped in at their headquarters at 5O
East Colorado street this afternoon.
Mr.. Daggett, president Of the commit
tee in charge of the coming tournament,
however, found time to state that every
thing was going ON lovely, and great
day can be looked for.
Entries are coming in rapidly, and
various prizes will be warmly contested
Tor.
The parade, around which much in
terest centers, will be q gorgeous affair,
The handsome prizes offered for the best
decorated rigs calling out keen competi'
lion.
The parade will form on Orange Grove
avenue at 8 o'clock, with the right rest
ing on Colorado street. At $50 sharp
1t will move east on Colorado street to
Wilson avenue, thence south to the
grounds on California street.
DR.. +. +. Rowland will act as COM
mander OF the parade, assisted bv DR..
Harry Macomber, DR.. H. H. Sherk,
William r. Staatn, w. G. Stuart, w. L.
Wotkyns, w. S. Wright, @. s. Martin.
Geo. F. Granger, N. w. Bell, j. R.
McClintick and other members of the
velley Hunt club.
The Judges OF decorated trains are
Mr.. and Mrs. Elderkin, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
D. Hooper oil Los Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. D. Acker, Santa Monica.
Judges of the races: Colonel ]. @.
Newton, A. w. Barrett, II. w. Heinch.
al OF Los Angeles.
Deputy Sheriffs fiom Los Angeles and
Pasadena, under the direction OF ]. s.
Slater, will preserve order on the
grounds.
Mr.. H. r. Hertel will act as starter in
the bicycle events.
The management desire to call atten-
tion to the fact that an excellent lunch
will be served on the grounds at reason
able rates. The gentlemen in charge
will have among other things aome 3U00
boxes Of freah ripe Strawberries.
Arrangements have bsen made to have
men on the grounds to take charge OF
Teams which parties may wish to leave.
Reserved seats can be secured on the
ground stand for 81 each, good for ali
day.
Transportation will be furnished to
and from the grounds at very reasonable
rates by hacks and street care.
First prize winners in the racing
events will be given red silk pennants
second prize winners will carry orange
colored pennants.
The steeplechase over a two-mile
eourse promises to be the most exciting
rf IL. L. - q
horses have been entered, and the event
will be contested in genuine Englieh
Ityle.
EVENTS AT THE GROUNDS.
Following is the programme for the
day, together with entries in the various
race:
Ranchmen's race--One mile dash; thorough
5reds barred; horse must have done regular
race; frst prize. fine rubber mounted, hand
made single harness: second prize, cultvato
N. j. Aisop enters McGinty; j. A. Edwards,
kaatus' =, = bodk a. Genia; kichsrdson A
Wiggins, Jack; Angel Ramirez, Ei Mora
Flat race--One mile dash; horses without rec
.ids, and TO carry l25 pounds: fir prize, ticket
lteel harness. A. j. sop enters Mciinty; j.
4. kdmonds, Quickstep; Richardsod & Alsop,
Flores Charles Pearson, Nellie; s. V. Childs,
lady Washington; Alex. McCloin, Daisy; s. M.
searhart, Wapsi; s. Thurman. Nellie; Victor
kOmer0, -.
Itarting point with only bride on, saddle. vest
Ind coat of rider to be IN the ground. At the
itarting hignal. each competition, without as.
Iest ana coat sad start to over o he ua course he
nust arrive under wire with his coat and vest
Intirely buttoned, vest to have At ieast i've
p.ttons, coat at least three. First prize, $I5
md riding whip; second prze, s5 and riding
rnip. A. J. Alsop enters McGinty; J. A. I'D
monds, Radius; RichaIdson 4 Alsop. Los
L,shifoot; VIM. jenkins Cricket; Victor Victor
Romeo. -; Angel Rama ez, La Mora.
Bicycle race; safety; one mile-Flrst prize,
ssewart @ <. D. q. cambeil, ]. S. Evans, f: y. p.
1tchner. Edward Gamble. Rufus p. Ropp,
steeplechase; over fair hunting course. about
.wo miles; holfes without records, to carry 150
pounds-first prizt, $25. J. A. Edmonos en-
ers Radius; W, B. McDermott, Lady Lightfool;
!: A. Parker, Fanny; e. B. Henter, Diablo; G..
Pony race--Trotting twelve hands hign and
inder to be driven by owner; nrst prize silver
Ea,ch; second prize decora ed center-draft
Billie; N. d. Williams, Billie.
Bicycle race-Ssfety: three miles, hRndi ZAP
bpen; first prize gold medal; second prize, sii
rer medal Willie Stewart, $50 yards b. g.
,dmpbeb, 800 yards; J. .. Evans. $50 yards:
Idgar Barry, $50 yards; Edwa d Campbell, rs
ards; .. n sutton, pp y Mr. h. 4. Hertel starter %
- = 49,
Hurdle race-one mile dash: over six hur-
lies: same cond tions as first race; first prize,
Whitman saddle and bride; second prsze, fine
lorse blanket j. A. Parker enters Tony; J. A.
earker, Fanny; Geo. Kiasson, Tonteen.
Esq and spoon race-hHch rider 20 receive a
yooden spoon with egg in it, to be carried with
me hand without breaking It, from judge, :
tand up to the home stretch and return;
lhould the egg fall, The competitor to replace
in the spoon without assistance and start
lgain from the point where it fell, or he may
'eturn TO the starring point for another egg:
lrst prize, 81 5 and pair lady's gloves; second
Nize, &5 and pair lady s gloves. J. A. Edwards
,nters CufcKstep; Victor Romero ---; Angel
ramirez, El Monte. Entries will be received
n this contest st the judges stand until IL m.
E.w Yearsdsy.
Pony race Saddles; half mile dash for poni es
s3 hands and under; first prize, fine suit OF
ilothes; secold Drizs. fine riding legaings
Charles Adams enters Biackfoot: Victor ko-
nero -; Harry Irvine, Daisy; William
Jenkins, Cricket; g. X Thomas Prince Kingby
Donkey racs-Half mile; entries open. Bey
,rly Weldon, Clyde Slaghill, II. G. Richardson.
SUNDAY MEETINGS.
Special service at the Universalist
lhurch in the morning. The Pasadena
pdge Of Odd Fellows and Daughters oi