The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-01

Sons bay geldings Linda Vista and Des-
perado, very highly commanded; William
J. Landers' bay mares Flora and Floreta,
highly commended.
Class 30-Pair of high-steppers not I'M
der II hands 2 inches and under Is hands .
inches: soundness, style. conformation
and hook action also to be considered; to
BIZ shown to a four-wheeled carriage; first
prize SIS, second prize $50. Walter ). Ho-
hart's pair. the bay gelding Gamecock and
the gray Peacock, first; G. a. Spreekels'
brown gedings Shamrock and Clover. sec
ond Ben E. Harris pair. very highly com
mended. Major j. L. Rathbone. Reginald
W. Rives and Jonn PARROT, judges.
Class 29-High-s;eppers not under IA
hands inches and under 10 hands
inches; soundness, style, conformation
ana hook action TO be considered; TO be
Driven TO two-whealed vablce; frs prize
500 second S25. j. d. Grants bay mare
Music, first; Walter S. HOhart's cray geld
Ing Peacock, second; NJ. Theo KeaTney's
chestnut gelding Cock Robin. very highly
commended; Ben E. Harris bay mare
hlval, commended.
Class 32-Carriage horses, for pair OF
mares or galdings, or mare and gelding,
exceeding Is hands inches. to be shown
before a fOur-wheeled vehicle; first prize
500. second $50. g. A. Sprerkels' bay
peidlnes Ensign and Jack Rose. first; John
Parrntts bays Cooper and Cora second;
M. Theodore kearney's gray mares imp
Yorkshire and Toronto, very highly COM
mended; Miss Alice Ann Clark's bays
Judge and Duke. commended.
Glass 58-For best performance of pro-
fesslonal c0achmen driving pair of
horses; first prize $40. second prise $40;
eight entries. j. Stewart, first; John Nc
Auliff. second; Pat Kearnry, very highly
commended; William Armstrong, COM
meuded.
ENAr "a,
conformation and quality to count so per
cent. nerfnrmanres over fences so per
cent; first prize SIS. second $50. w. s. Ho-
bart's bay mare Huntress. first: G. de
Guigne's chestnut gelding Good Luck.
second; Clarence r. Walt RS bay gelding
Bachelor. very highly commended; Nor
man Brough's bay geldlng Prince Sale,
commended.
Class 43-Saddle horses, for stallion.
mare or gelding. four years old and over,
up to carrying 100 pounds; judged by
quality, manners, PAGES, cOnf3rma tior
and ability TO carry the weight specified;
required 10 show the walk. trot, singh
foot and canter; first prize, gentleman's
complete riding outfit, offered by J. G.
Johnson & Co.. valued at 500: second
prize S35. Charles c. MeIver's black geld
inc Almont, first; a. BorePs chestnut
gelding, unnamed, second; Mrs. A. D.
Ayers Woodlnwn, very highly com
and W. Mayo Newhal's Kitty commended.
Judges-W. O. B. Marlborough, r. Nj.
TohiD, }. c. Chinn, Major j. L. Rath bone.
Class 37-Tandems, mares or geldings,
or mare and gelding. four wears old ami
over; shown to wo-whee!Pd dog carts or
tandem carts first prize $50, second $50.
w. S. Hobsr s bay and gray geldings,
Gamecnck and Peacock first; M. Thro-
dore Kearnry's chestnut gpldings, Prince
and Cock Robin second; j. a. OOnohoe's
chestnut and gray geldings, Monkev and
T0bPv. very highly commended. Regi-
maid w. Rives Judge.
Glass 109-Mules, best matched span,
three years old or over; in harness before
light rig. first prize $25, second SIS.
Npwhall LIND and Farming Company's
Kid and McGinty. first. No other showed.
Class 52-Lades' qualified hunters, ND
to carrying 165 pounds TO hounds. confor-
nation and quality to count % per cent,
performance over fences to count 80 per
cent; frs prize $50. second S25: w. s.
Hobsrts Huntress, first; N orman Brough's
Prince Idle, second; DR.. Thomas Bow
hilps chestnut mare Miss Taft, highly
commended.
Glass 53-Jnmping class. open to all, per.
fnrpances over fences only to count: first
prize $50. second $50 and special prize of
a solid silver cup. valued at $780, offered bv
the California Jockey Club: E. j. Bald
wins grav gelding FL Dorado. trSt; Clar-
ence X. Walters bay gelding Bachelor,
second.