The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-30

bay M, years, Engineer-Hollls' er Maid,
| very highly commended.
Glass 11-Trotters. driving class, fill lies
| years old ana under 4, nrst prlZe sou.
| second S25. Genevieve, dark brown, 3
years, Engineer FIossle, owned by Jesse
u. Carr, Salinas, hrst; Direc9na, pay.
years. Dlrector-Pride OF the West, owned
| by Charles S. Neal. Alameda. second.
Class 9-TrotteTs, driving class, mare or
| gelding, years old or over, with record
of 2:30 or better, must be standard and
registered: judged by age. color, conformaL
ton. way of going and the manner OF their
shoeing and hitting; records not given !;
shown to harness or wagon; first prize
800, second $50 A. B. Spreckles' blk. M
Chloe, Dexter Prince-Clyde, by Haw-
thorne, 2:19s4, first; Hailstorm. bay G.. 6
years, Anteo Jr.. dam by Signal. owned
Little Change, bay filIy, 5 years old, by
Carr's Nam Drin o-Stella d. owned by Jesse
ID. Carr Salinas, third.
Class 12-Trotters. driving class. fillies, 2
years old and under 8; first prize $50. sec
ond $25. Ben E. Harris bay FLY Rival
by Dawn-Freena Froman, first; A. E.
Buckman's bay FLY Aztec. by AMOR
Urania. second.
Glass 28-Horses in harness; judged on
quality style and action; for mares or
ceilings or mare and gelding, over Is
hands and not exceeding 10 hands 8
inches; shown to phaetons, L carts or
curricles; first prize 500. second $50.
Walter S. Hobart's entry, Gamecoek and
Peacock, first; j. A. DOnohoe Jr.'s Mon
key and Tobey, second; NJ. Il. de Young's
John and Tom, third.
Class 81, Clydesdales: First prize-Den-
man & McNear's dapple bay Points
man Jr.
Second prize-Denman & McNear's bay
Buffalo Bill.
Highly mmended-Denman & Nc
Near's bay Druid.
Commended-H. Morgan HilPs bay
Richmond.
English Shires. class 90: First prize-J.
d. McGregor's Ossington.
Second prze-Tennet Brothers bay
Prife of the Prairie.
Highly eommended-Hiram Covey's
Goodenough.
ommended-Leonard JOhnson's Childs,
imported from Minnesota.
Class 90: First prize-W. Y. Griffith's
Sonoma King
Second prize-W. Y. Griffith's Columbus.
Class 80. draft stations: First prize
Joseph BlOwndin's Reglan.
Second PRICE,. G. GOdfrey's Frontig-
nan.
Highly commended-E. c. Godfrey's
Thei guy.
COmmended-E. c. Godfrey's Gaviston.
Glass 60, stations, best three-year-old:
FIRST prize-E. c. Godfrey's Glory.
Second prize - Hill & Rodehaver's
John l..
Draft horses. class Sc: First prize-Dol-
lie and MOllie, owned by the Kern County
Land Company.
Second prizT-Stanley and Prince, ex-
Inbred by the Newhall Land Company
Highly commended-Blsine and Bis
marck, by the same owners
Coaching stations, imported, class &c:
First prizr-John PARROTS Socrates.
Second priza-Sperry's Young Adonis.
Highly commended-J. D. McGregors
Novelty.
Commended-Newhall Land Company's
Saxon Prince.
Pairs of ponies in harness, class ~:
Riawatha.
Second prize-Kern County Land Com
panY's Minnie and Madge.
Roadster stallion, class 12-First prize.
Guern & Milroy's Altoona Jr.
Second prize, j. Talbot Clifton's Santa
Claus Jr.
Highly commended. j. Talbot Cliiton's
Arctic.
Commended. Philip Kohn's Malo.
Stallion. between three and four years,
class First priZe-H. 6. Agnew's Gay
Dawn.
Second prlZe-L. L. Clawson's Comet
Wilkes.
Highly commended-J. Talbot Clifton's
Houiencratas.
j., Stallion trotiers. class s, first prze-Dr.
q. Won Hoffman's Young Saladin.
Second-H. G. Agnews' b. c. Holly.
racing stations. same class, first prize
John f. Boyd's Jay Eff Bee.
Second-A. c. Posey's Azmoor Jr.
Ladies saddle horses. class "A, first
prlze-ChaIles G: McIver's Almont.
Second-Mrs. a. D. Ayers Woodlawn.
Highly commended-Mrs. Ben b. Har.
ris' Lord FauntIproy.
Gommended-Miss F. C. Sayles' Dazzle.
hackney stations, classes II and 18-
FIRST prizes, F. G. Berry's Paragon. John
PARROTS Green's Rufus respectIvely.
Jumping ponies, class 54-First prizs
GalloDlnP Dick, owned and ridden by r.
N. Tooin; second, Gossoon, owned by n
Howard and ridden by Tobln; commended
Ysa bel. owned by Charles a. Bald win AMI
ridden by 1ohin ~"