The record-union., 1893-08-26
POINTERS FOR HORSBMEN.
Some State Fair Entries that viii
Close To-Day
Additional Running Races to Stake
Events Already Announced
A Good List.

A GOOD liSC.
/ Entries to number of trotting and
pacing races to be given during the State
Fair will close to-day. These include a
$1,000 purse for 2:32 trotters; a 81, 600 purse
for the 2:I6 trotting class: a s., 900 purse for
2:20 PAGERS: 81 900 purse for 2;24 trotters; a
$1,000 purse for 2:20 trotters; a 81, 600 purse
for. PAGERS in the free-for-aI class, and a
/ 81 200 purse for free-for-aLl trotters.
There are large number of high-class
trOtters and PAGERS in the State this sea-
son, notwithstanding many of the crack
er-jacks have gone East, and these liberal
, purses ought to insure plenty Of starters
in each event.
The State Agricultural Society has Just
issued the following list Of running races
additional to those heretofore published,
and the saddle brigade viii find it of in
terest:
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER STH.
No. 1.-The opening scramble, for two
year-olds; sWeepstake of SO each; SO
forfeit, or only $40 if declared before Sep
tember Ist; with $500 added; OF which 500
to second horse. Winners, when carry
ing weight for age, or more, must carry
started once, allowed three pounds; twice,
hVe pounds; three or more times, ten
pounds; six furlongs. Closed August lst
with tWenty-tour nominations.
20. "a selling sweepsJake, for two
year-olds; Of so each for starters; with
$3.50 added; 975 to second, from starting
money. Fixed value 81 200; two pounds
of for each 5l00 down to 5000, then one
pound to $500; five turlongs.
No. 6-Ihe Sunset stake, Il handicap for
for three-year-olds and upward; OF 500
each, half forfeit, or only SI5 if declared;
with 500 added, Of which S7j to second.
Entries to close Wednesday, September
9th; weights and declarations Thursday,
Septemb Der 7th; mile and a sixteenth.
No. Selling purse, $500; for three
year-olds and upward: OF which, so to
second. Fixed value, Sl,500; three pounds
oil for each 500, less to $1,000, then two
pounds TO 5000. Winners this year oftwo
races, five pounds; three or more, seven
pounds; six furlOngs.
No. 6-Purse, $500; for maidens, three
year-olds and upward; $40 from starters
to go to second, and third horses, 70 and
80 per cent; seven and half furlongs.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Ilth.
No. 12-The Fairy Stake, for three-year-
Olds and upwards; of S25 each: Si5 forfeit:
with $3.50 added; 900 from stakes to 90 to
second. Winners at this distance in 1893
to carry three pounds extra; noh-winners
this year allowed ten pounds; maidens
fifteen pounds; six furlongs
No. l3-The Sunny Slope Stake,
sweepstake for twO-year-old fllies: of SO
each; Sl5 forfeit, or only $40 if declared
September lst: with $50 added; second
to receive $50 from stake. Winners. when
carrying age weight, or more to carry
! five pounds extra; non-winners allowed
five pounds; flve-eighths of a mile: closed
August lst, with twenty nominations.
HI,,,l +,,l 4
cap for all ages; OF S25 each; Sl5 forfeit, or
SO if declared; with $500 added, Of which
$40 to second. Entries to close Friday.
| september Sth; weights and declarations
Saturday, September 9th; one mile and
an eighth.
No. I5-Selling purse, $3.50, for three
year-Olds and upwards: of which $50 to
second; liked value 81 800; two pounds off
for each 5IOJ down to $1,000, then three
pounds down to $500. Winners. if once
TO carry three pounds, twice five pounds.
three or more, seven pounds extra; seven
and One-half furlongS.
\ o. l6-Purse, $500, for maidens two
years old; so entrance to 60 to second,
and third, 20 and 30 per cent; those hav-
ing started and not run as good as SOC
Ond, allowed i've pounds; five and one
half furlongs.
WEDN ESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH.
No. 20-The California Annual stake. q
handicap for twoyear- -olds; of $50 each;
half forfeit, or only SIS if declared; with
$3.50 added; of which SIS to second.
! Weights to be posted by 10 4, NJ. dav be-
fore race, and declarations to be made bv
6 p. NJ. same day. Six furlongs. Closed
August lst, with twenty-seven nomina-
| tiOns.
No. 2l-Selling purse, $500, for three
year-olds and upward; $40 entrance to
go to second, and third horse 70 and 30
! iyA ~ val :
pounds off for each SlO0 down to 5000.
then one pound for each 500 down to
$500. Six furlongs.
\ o. 22-Ibe Fall stake, handicap for
three-year-olds and upward; of $50 each.
h. +. or 5l5 if declared: with S+0O added
Second horse to receive 500 from stakes
Entries close Monday, September Ilth.
Weights and declarations Tuesday, Sep
TEN Der 18th. One mile and a quarter.
No. 23-The Orange stake, a handicap
for three-year-olds and upward; of So
each; Sl5 forfeit; or only $40 if declared:
$500 added. Second to receive $50 from
stakes. Eutries close Monday, Septem-
Der llth. Weights and declarations Tues
day, September 18th. One mile and fiftv
yards.
No. .24-Selling purse, $500, for two
year-olds, $40 entrance to go to second.
third colt 10 and 30 per cent. Fixed value.
/ Sl.5OU. one pound oil for each 500 down
to $1,000, then two pounds down to $500.
| Winners this year, il once, three pounds;
twice, seven pounds; three times, ten
pounds extra. Seven and one-haIf fur
| longs,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH.
No. 30-The Autumn handicap. for
2-year-olds; a sweepstake of 500 each;
hali-forteit, or only SO if declared; with
$500 added, Of which 500 to second,
third to save stake. Weights to be posted
day before the race; declarations to be
made by p. NJ. same day; one mile.
f. Closed August lst, with "A nominations.
/ No. 1.-The Del Mar stake, for all ages:
of $50 each. Sl5 forfeit; with $500 added:
of which 500 to second, third to save
stake; 500 additional if I:4l4 is beaten.
Stake to be named after the winner if
| Del Mars time Q:4l4) is beaten; one mile
/ Closed August lst, with y nominations
No. 32-The President stake, a handi-
cap for all ages; $50 each; half forfeit or
SI5 if declared; with $500 added: 500 to
| second, third to save stake; entries close
( Wednesday, September 18th. Weights
and declarations Thursday, September
18th; one mile and half.
No. 33--The Rosemeade stake, a handi-