The morning call., 1893-09-28
Seven Spirited Events at
San Jose.
SURPRISES AT SUSANVILLE,
There Were Also Exciting Contests
at lone, Fresno, RoEnervilIe and
ConCord-The Winners.


at Sacramento. The exhibition of the
three specimens of the famous Orcff
breed of Russian horses was great attrac-
tion here to-day. The stock parade in the
forenoon was very fine. 'Fhe exhibition
of Nine. Marantette's trained horses
created much enthusiasm. The races were
we'll contested, and all agree that this
weeks events are the greatest in the his.
tory of San Jose. The large number of
$1,000 purses has proved a drawing card
for the owners of the best horses.
SUMMARIES.
AGRICULTURAL PARK. SAN JOSE. Sept. 27,
1s93.-Frst race. running. SIX furiongs. for two
year-ods
Pueblo stables b, C. AgitarO by imp Cyrus
Williams & Morehouse's cn f Gussie. ll6
Pueblo stables ch /. Vivaco iI5 (WincheIlj -.
rime. i: 62l3.
Raphaels, Alexis. Sir Thomas and Bessie also
ran.
Second race-Running for all ages; purse $4OO;
Ii. D. Browns br. b. Qusrterstaf, by imp
Dickey & Ashcroft's b. h. Pescalor i22 iKevanj 2
Golden Gate Stables ch. I. Abb z, 119 (AorVaeZ)
Time, 1:l414
Mstto, Gadioia, Wanago. Parametta, Reta.
Duke stevens also ran
Third race-Running, free purse S4OO. $50 to
second-one mile.
u. u
b. Holiey's b. e Revolver. iI9 (Cianceyj ....., 2
Garden City stables br. {. Atossa 9(Donathan)
Time, l:41 2-5.
EstreIla, Bronco and Louise also ran.
Fourth race. running, free. purse $400, for all
ages one and one-Sixteenth miles.
P c. Hallys b. G. Happy Day. by EmperorFe-
w il'y e. ykppeBy's b. M Raindrop, lie lsmitij
Encino stables b. g; st. Patrtok' 11s (Spence)-
Morton also ran
Fifth race-unfnished trot. 2:22 class; purse
$1,000. Three in five.
c. A. Stockton's b. S. Doodle, by strang-
c. Z Hsr6ertS b. s. Bruno i5433
l. J. Roses br. m. Vera (Rose) ........ 3 2
Los Ceritos stock farms gr. IN. Georgia
Woodthorpe (She~rert. ................5 4 dis
san Mateo Stock FARMS b. M Ella May
J. Ne" w f1b6fps. 1BSgs5s' MEMO DIS DIS
R. H Mason's b. S Mischief (Mason). ~ dis
Time, 2:l9-2 :2012-2:2214-2 1-5
Extra race. unfinished. districts, three-year-
j. ". ReS's b. C. HilIsdae. by Antinous-
Nettie Nqtwo9d GBgPc9) ;,,a: y-;o:;;
c. a. StockIon's blk. f. Ethel Downs (Dona-
j. D. carf's b. C Eros jr lTaylorj ..... 544
Time, 2:33-2:2912-2 :3012.
Seventh race, trotting 2:l6 class, purse $1,000,
three in five
j. A Dustin's c.h. g Shylock (Dustin) ......,.2
A Scales 7;S g. Rinc9nada
The finish was postponed
SUsANvnLE, Sept. 27.-The day opened
clear and warm. The stock parade in the
forenoon was a very large one and three
fourths of a mile long. The attendance
was better than formerly. The unfn-
ished quarter was postponed until to-mor-
row.
First race. trotting. mile and repeat,
purse 5000; entries, Belvidere. Monte and
Nellie Bly,. Monte took the neat, Belvi-
dere second, Bly, third. Time. 3:24
In the second heat Belvidere won by two
lengths, Monte second. BLY, third. Time,
3:15.
Before the third heat Spargur, driver of
BLY,, was taken down and Beinsford SUBJ
stituted. Belvidere won. Monte second.
Bly, third. Time, $40.
Running, three-Quarters of a mile and
repeat, purse 5000; entries. Hermes. Red
Rock, Red Fox and Snuff-box. First heat,
Red Rock, won, Snuff-box second. Hermes
third. Red Fox fourth. Time, 1909.
In the second heat Red Rock woD, Snuff
box second, Red Fox third, Hermes
fourth. Time, 1:22.
Third race. trotting, 2:5O class, three in
FIVE, purse $500; entries, AlcaZar, Spotted
John, Captain Jack and Milford 3.
In the first heat Milford B won and JohE
was second, Jack and AIcazar were dis
tanced. Time. 2:37.
Second heat Milford B won. John sec
ond. Time, 2:31A.
Third heat Milford B won, John second.
Time, 2:48A.
Fourth race, running. seven-eghths of
a mile dash, purse 5000; entries-Snap-
ping Andy, Mackey and Vulcan. Mackey
won, Vulcan second, Swapping Andy third.
Time, :35.
lone, Sept. 27.-The second day Of the
fair opened by j. Corbell being kicked in
the face and badly hurt by his stallion
Jack the Ripper. The firstrace was one
mile novelty, running, for citizens purse
of $500. The entries were McGinty,
Charger, Linville. Jack the Ripper, Little
Tough and Lulu B. Lulu took the first
quarter, Jack the Ripper the half, Charger
the three-ouarters and Little Tough the
mile. Time. 1864
Second race, half-mile dash for two
year-olds, purse S125. Entries were Hat
tie Fl and Itta. Hattie ii won. Time.
:53A.
Third race, trot!ing. yearling class. mile
heats, two in three. The entries were
Nellie Wilks. Duke. April Fool and Rose
S. Rose took the two first heats. Time,
3:4815 and 3:45.
At the pavilion the display was not
large. but superior in quality to former
years. The new pavilion is not quite
finished, but sufficiently 80 to admit ex-
hibits. Judge John f. Davis opened the
ceremonies last night with an eloquent
address.
FRESNO, Sept. 27.-Lady Gwen stakes,
mile dash, all ages, Sir Ruel won. Huguen OF
second, Lady Gwen third. Time. / AS
Straube stakes, two-year-olds, mile
heats. lwo in three. Visalia won. Athanis
second, Home Way third. Best tim o,
2:30.
Trotting 2:1S class. Lucy Fl won. field
distanced. Time, 2:25.
Pacing, 2:17 class. Raymon won. jim gler
second Best time. 2:15R.
Five eighths-of-a-mIle dash, Patricia
won, Red Rose second. Dick O'Malley