San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-06

| Olu OOudlCO'
Hildreth & Nelson, of Taylor,
have six horses: Lucy D., rec.
I2:lS8; Racer, rec. 2:263; Alice Nc
Curdy, 2:259; Bright Hope, 2:29@;
Pip, yr. old, rec. 2:364.
w. H. Ewing, of Wisconsin, is
here with DANDY Jim," with a re-
cord of 2:13I.
Charles Henry, of Illinois, three
horses: Ruby Wilkes, 2:193; Home
Stakes, 2 IA and Gunwall.
A. E. Ashford, of Missouri, has
two fast steppers: Jersey Girl; 2:2l !;
Albert f, 2:l23.
Gil. Morris, Morris Ranch, Fred
ericksburg, Tex, is here with ten
fine 2-year-olds.
DR.. j. f. Clark, Schulenburg,
Texas, has four horses on the
ground.
Others are expected to arrive to-
day and tonight.
| LOCAL HORSES.
| The City of San Antonio can
boast some good horses. Among
them are Dwyer Bros Madge Hat
ton with a mark of 2:17 IA.
| George Redmund owns Prince
Carl, who trots in the 2:35 class.
Fred Vollrath owns Fred ", who
steps in the 2:30 class.
| Sack E., owned by H. E. Tuttle,
| is a 80 horse.
L. p. Peck is the pround owner
| of Galveston Boy, a 80 horse.
Sid Berry has a fine stable of
running horses.
There are about a dozen, trotters
and PAGERS owned in the city that
will appear in the events of the
| week.
Several green colts owned in San
Antonio will be scored for the first
time this week, and as a few of
them are of the bluest blood, some
| good records are expected
w. H. Slimm has charge OF
about twenty head of good colts.
The best of the lot is Wedge Bell,
by Wedgewood. out of Pauline A,
by Idle. The next best bred is
Suwarrow, by Nutwood, out of
Pauline A. This horse is one of
the most fashionable bred in the
state.
J. w. Kinney has seven or eight
good horses.
H. E. Tuttle has three or four
that good things are expected of.
Prospect stands at the head Of
William Campbell's stable with
mark of 2:lS J.
J. B. Lorell, who lives at Luling
has an unknown 4-year-old, by
Tom Hall, dam by Duplex.
Elsie Sprague, with a mark of
rs J, will chase the record.
| Jim f. has a record of 2 80 ].
The officers of the San Antonio
Jockey club are as follows:
President, HI. d. Kampmann.
Vice President, l.. p. Peck.
Secretary, j. r. Hooper.
Treasurer, ]. T. Woodruff.
The directors are: Frank Grice,
H. d. Kampmann, w. H. Slimm,
Sidney Berry, H. E. futile, l.. p.
Peck and E. NJ. Ford.
The members are as follows:
R. J. Hofheinz, c. j. LangholZ, f.
NJ. Ford, w. H. Slimm, G. E. Hicks,
7. A. Scott, w. NJ. Leightner, Sid.
Berry, H. f. Tuttle, ]. T. Harris,
J. Wilkins, Jr., Chas. Balm, T. III.
Banks, J. Il. Woodruff, l.. p. Peck,
A. G. Schryver, J. T. Harrison, A.
f. Devine, DR.. d. Berry, Otto Koch
Ter, Otto Wahrmund, DR.. De Lip
sey, DR.. G. G. Clifford, l.. Mahncke,
j. R. Hooper, j. ROessell, DIR. Won
Koehring, A. Frederick, III. Karber,
G. +. Harris, II. Boerner, H. Boetz,
r. l.. Hutchinson, John Crossen,
Fred Kerbel, George w. Russ, }.
r. Tendick, f. A. Piper, Geo. Nor
gan, H. Umscheid, j. HI. Moore,
H. D. Kampmann, H. w. Brow
der, Nelson Mackey, S. c. Bell,
Frank Grice, T. B. Johnson, r.
DiaZ, Geo. Breckenridge, Albert
Meyer, Alfred Giles, James Dwyer,
Otto F. Hepgen, E. Chamberlain,
A. j. Fry, w. Fenstermaker, VIM.
Schultz, J.J. Stevens, H. Z. Bar
nard, Paul MaureauX, Abe Ash, j.
A. Gaul, w. c. Rigsby, Geo. Eich-
litz, DR.. Holland, p. Younger, Alb.
Maverick, VIM. Maverick, F. UNI
scheid, Geo. H. Walker, H. L..
Half, J. ID. Strauss, Colonel Up
son, w. H. Beldon, DR.. Barnitz,
Dan Lewis, Jud Fry, Nat Lewis,
G. r. Sullivan, H. Rice, w. III. Har-
ris, DR.. J. f. Clark, Ed Braden, Jr,
Ed Rische, Jr., j. f. Martin, Major
p. d. Vroom, H. Hecke, III. Small,
E. X. CritZer, l.. w. Madaraz, G.
NJ. Aiken, C. w. Ogden, Ed Polk,