The morning call., 1894-12-02

bella, second; henry J. Crocker's b. e. James,
nlgnly commended: NJ. b. de Young's b. g.
Class 50-POnies. for brood mares. not ex-
ceeding 46 inches, in foal or with foal at foot;
nrst prize $40. second $50: John S. English's
brown Topsy first. same owners bay Josie Sec
ond.
speclsl-Onered by the association for four.
finland brakes. special silver cup valued at
1925; Walter S. HoDart's blue TOans. Rum,
Gum, Rock and Rye, first; J. D. Grants
Music, Minstrel, Myrtle and Melody, highly
commended; NJ. TheO. Kearney's Ontario, San
JOAQUIN, York shire and Toronto, commended.
Special-Prize, offered by Robert F. Morrow
for the best general exhibit of drafthorses,
solid silver cup, valued at $500: Denman &
Glass 34-For hign-SteppeTs not under 10
hands inches, soundness style, conformation
and hook action TO be considered, shown In
four-wheeled carriage; first prize SIS, second
$50: First prize withheld; second, j. A. Don
oboe Jr.'s Monkey and Tobey; Henry j. Crock
er's James and unnamed chestnut highly COM
mended.
Class 5-Trotters. breeding class. all horses
entered must be standard and registered, TO
be judged by their pedigrees. age color con-
formation, gait and produce, for stations. TO
be shown with four Of their get. the Oldest not
TO exceed four years: John +. BOyd's dark
brown Charles Derby, 2:20, aged, by Steinway
dam Kate G by ElectiOneer, first; Il. j.
Agnew's chestnut Dawn, 2:18$z, 10 years, by
Nutwood, dam Countess by Whippe's Hambe-
tonian. second; G. P. Harris dark chestnut
Melvar. 21:3O, years, highly commended.
Class 33-High steppers not under 10 hands
2 inches, STYLE conformation and hook action
to be considered, 10 be SHOWN TO an appropri-
ate twO-wheeled vehicle, first prize $50 sec
Ond S25: Walter S. Hobarrs bay gelding Sky
rocket first, John ParrOttS chestnut mare AL
berJa second, Henry j. CrOcker's bay geding
James highly commended, Ben Z. Harris chest
nut gelding Grandee commended
Glass 4O-FOuT- ln-hands, park teams, mares
or geldings and drags, owner or coachman TO
pOintments so per cent horses to have quality,
action and good manners ana not TO he under
hands. first prize 500, second 500: John
PARROTS coach drawn by Flossie. Flora, Coop
eli and Cora, driven by e. A Baldwin, first; Nj.
Theo Kearn-y's drag with Ontario. San Joa.
quin, Yorkshire and Toronto, driven by j.
Stewart second; George a. NewbaIPs bays
Margaret, Nav. Hamlet sand Harrison, driven
BY Mr. NeWhall, highly eomnended; Il. j.
Baldwin's coach with Sultana, Lady B, Won
derlaud and an unnamed chestnut commended.
Special-onered by NJ II. de Young, solid
four-ln-hand. gentlemen drivers, horses TO
count so per cent, drag coach and appoint
meDts % per cent driving % per cent, horses
not TO be under fifteen hands high and 10 have
quality, action and good manners. John Par
rOtps four. driven by c. A. Baldwin,won.
Glass 36-Horses. carriages and appoint
ments for pair Of mares or geldingS, or mare
and geldlng, TO be shown 10 a brougham
horses 10 count 80 per cent, brougham and
general appointments so per cent; first prize
$50, second $35, special prize, the Charles B.
Alexander solid silver cup valned at 5000:
W. S. HobaTPs pair, GamecOck and Peacock.
first; John PARROTS pair, Flossie and Flora.
Tobey. highly commended; G. A. Spreckels'
Ensign and Jack Rosr commended
Specialize j. ID. Grant solid silver cup fol-
FIRE engine teams, valued at $50; second. $50
offered by the association: Steamer 2
three dapple grays, driven by John Hayden
first; steamer 90 three Ozark browns, driven by
John Mccarthy second.
Glass 53A-Special jumping class; open tt
all; over fences feet Inches and water jump
performances over jumps only TO count; firs
prize 500, second $50, third $50: Z. J. Bald.
wins FL Dorado, Stanford up, first; Norman
Brough's Prince Idle, Stanford up, second; j.
G. M2cIntosh's First Lap, Kidd up, third.
Class 31-CaTTiage horses, for mare or geld
ing exceeding 10 hands inches, 10 be shown
before a dog cart, gig or phaeton; first prize
$50, second $50: w. S. HObarts bay geldinl
Skyrocket first, John PSrrOtrs chestnut mare
second, A. Douglas DICKS bay mare Dorothy
highly commended, j. Nj. Cunningham's BAY
gediDg Colusa commented.
Glass 6-Standard trotters, for stations -four
years or over, kept for service; first prize 500
second prize $50, special, the Shreve solid sill
yer cup valued at $500. Milroy g. Gurrin's
Altoona Jr, aged, AlcCna- Madonna, first; II
j. Agnew's chestnut Dawn, aged, by NutWood
dam Countess by Whipple's Hambletonlan
second; William Finlaw's bay, Daily, aged b,
General Benton, dam by ElecuioneeT highll
commended; Gilbert IOmpkins' bay FL Ben
ton, six years, by Electioneer- Nellie Benton
commended.
Glass 45A-For the best polo pony, TO b.
shown around bending poles, owner TO ride
for solid silver cup offered by H. J. Crocker
valued al $3.50. Harry Simpkins' pinto geldlnj
Jumping Jack.