The herald., 1894-08-19
RICH STAKES AND FAT PURSES,
Programme Of the California
Jockey Club.
The Coming Fall Meeting Will Be al
Important One.
Stakes and Purses AEgrsgsting Three
Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Doliars-6ummaryo of Yes-
terday's Races.
By the Associated Press.

events for the coming meeting OF the
California Jockey club were made pub.
lie today. Thifty.seven stakes, aggre-
eating s65. 900 in value. have been pre-
pared for the fret ten weeks of the
meeting. The star event of the meeting
Will be the guaranteed stake of $4,000
for the mile and a quarter handicap.
There is also second mile and q qusrter
handicap OF the guaranteed value OF
$4,000. The meeting will begin OH Oc-
tober 9th, and entries for the stake
races will close October 25th. During
the meeting $4,000 will be given in
purses and stakes.
GOLDEN GATE RACES.
Following are the results OF today's
races:
Six furlongs-Arno won, Primando
second, Lady Jane third; time 1:141S.
Six furlongs, for 2-year-olds-Flxsh
light won. Niagara second, Churea third |;
time :1414.
Five furlongs-Oonda won, Joe Cotton
second, Abb P. third time :02.
One and one-sixteenth miles-Roysl
Flush won, Pescsdor second, Garcia
third; time / AZ, eQualing the coast
record.
Five furlongs-Sam Mount won, Ri
cardo second, Mornen third time :0lA.
TRoTTING AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-The annual tyot-
ting meeting Of the Western BREEDERS
association began At Washington park
today. Threatening weather prevailed
until noon, but q clear sky greeted the
$500 spectators at the track. The racing
was fast. All of the fayoritss won, with
the exception of Billy F. in the derby.
This race WAS an innovation, being a
two-mile dash. 1t was won by Monet,
owned by F. S. Gordon. a member of the
Northwestern Breeders association.
Dan Mack behaved badly at the start,
and finally ran away.
Doble's Direction gave Rubensten q
close run in the first heat of the 2: :35
pace. being beaten only by neck. In
the next two heats the son oi Wilkes
had an easy time of 1t. In the second
heat Direction broke badly and came
near being distanced.
Tamlico won the 2:11 trot in straight
heats. In the first heat he trailed for
first furlong, and then came with rush.
He broke twice, and many criticised the
second heat he led all the way, and re-
peatsd it in the third with his ears for
ward all the time.
Infant stakes, purse $1,000, mile dash
-Faustelle won. Sure second, Coswlng
third time, 2:51.
Iroquois stakes, 2 rs pace. purse $4,000
heats; TIME, z :ria22, in. thSea straight
rection, June Bug, Fsrrend and Whirli-
gig also started; Sable Gift was dis
tanced. tlf
Derby, 2:20 class, purse $4,000. two
mile dash-Monett won, Billy +. Sec
one, Maud Wright third, Lady Lannon
fourth, Dan Mack fifth, Rius sixth ;
time. 4 AS; first mile, 2:24.
The IL trotting. purse $l5O0-Pam-
lico won in straight heats; time 2l254,
2:l214 and 211M.
TAME SPORT AT TERRE HAUTE.
TERRE HAuTE, Aug. 18.-After yester.
days record breaking events the people
did not turn out freely. The heat was
intense and there was a downpour of
rain O'Clock that left the 2:20 trot
and the 2:19 trot unfinished. The 2 80
.rot was captured in straight heats by
Newcastle. Summary:
The 2 20 trot, purse $4,000, declared off
-Boland won fourth and fifth heats,
Lisa Wilkes won e ret and second heats,
Sunrise Prince won third heat; time,
2:111s, 2:141a. 2:l3I. 2:1234, 2:1414.
Eight others also started.
The 2: 80 trot, purse $2000-Newcastle
won the race in three straight heats;
time. 2:22, 1928. 2:2514. Otalgic, Lady
Nelson, Inglehook and Native State also
ran. Wyoming was distanced.
The 2;l9 trot. purse $1,000, declared
off-Frank L. won two heats. Dan,
Cupid, All There, Seaside, Nomine.
Break Of Day, Pat My Boy. Diamond !
Joe, Margaret, Tacoma and l. o. also
started. Time, 2:2714, 2:17.
FAvoRlTEs WIN AT JEROME PARK. /
New YORK, Aug. 1s.-Favorites won
one-hali of the races at Jerome Park
today and in the others ths winners
were well played to get their money
placed.
Half a mile-Hail Stone won, Loben-
Qula second, Captain Nick third; time,
0:4S1a.
Six furlonge-Darkness won, Jodan
second, Poor Jonathan third; time,
1:lS14.
One and ons-eighth miles-Dutch
Skater won, Galloping King second.
Harrington third; time. 2: 100.
Eleven.sixteenths mile, match race
Dorian won from Dobbins time, l :57.
Five and one-half furlongs-Harry
Reed won, Sir Dixon second, Cockade
third; time, 1:1l14.
One and one-sixteenth miles-Live
Oak won, Paris second, Prig third time,
:53s4.
GOOD CARD AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Aug. 1S.-Au excellent card
and fair weather attracted one of the
largest crowds of the seaeon.
Six furlongs-Gallilee won. Rubicon n
second, Rhet Goode third time. l IA.
One mile-Pearl Song won, Charmion
second, Rey el Santa Anita third; time,
1:4134.
One mle-Henry OF Navarro won.
Pescemsker second, Lake Shore third;
TINA, l :43.
Handicap, mile-Clifford won. Lamp
lighter. second, Ramapo third, time,
:401a.
Seven furlongs-Ducst won. Figaro
aecond. Anna third; time, 1:2714.
Handicap, stesplechase, two and
three.q uarter miles - Miles Standish
won, Colonel Clay second, St. Luke
third; time, 6:05.
THE MONTANA CIRCUIT.
BUTTE, Mont, Aug. 18.-Fully 5000
people were at the West side track to see
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