The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01
BAY CITY HORSE SHOW.
Discomfort Over Awards of
Prizes.
Emperor of Norfolk Takes a
Premium.
A Protest Filed Against Some of the
Decisions.
The Horse Show Association Iucorpor-
atsd-A Cavalry Drill-sir Mo-
dred Il Ill - Bay Dis.
trict Races.

DAN FRANCISCO, NOV oU.-At tne
horse show today the thoroughbred
stations, years old and over, were
judged. There were entered for compe-
tition Z. j. Baldwin's Emperor Of Nor
folk, Thomas Bowhill's Imported Ches-
terfeld. W. OBJ. McDonough's imp.
St. Carlo, J. X. Rath bones imp. Clive-
den, p. ]. Donohue's Duke OF Norfolk,
McDonough's Sparrow and Frank Van
Ness' Morello. The first prize was
awarded to Emperor OF Norfolk. st.
Carlo second and Chester field third.
MUCH DISSATISFACTION.
A great deal of dissatisfaction has
been caused by the awards OF prizes.
George B. Sperry fled = written protest
agsinst John PARROTS Socrates, which
was given frat prize against Sperry's
Young Adonis. Sperry alleges that Soc
rates 10 unsound 40 to wind and spawned.
and he refuses the second prize award
cd to Young Arion. The award OF the
first prize in the thoroughbred stallion
class TO Emperor of Norfalk has caused
much classification among Morello's
admirers.
"A CAVALhI fAhAO4s
A large crowd attended the show this
evening. The principal event WAS the
parade OF United States cavalrymen.
Thei. horses danced the lancers and
then there was an excellent exhibition
of rough riding. The Horse Show as
ISOLATION of the Pacific has been incor-
porated, with capital stock Of tl0O, 900.
The directors are A. N. Towne, John
Parrott, George Newhall, Maurice Casey,
FL. J. Crocker, J. B. Crockett, Joseph
d. Grant. Frank Hicks, J. L. Rathbone
and Theodore Kearuey.
HAaGIN's LATEST PURCHASE.
J. B. Hsggin has purchased the Aus.
tralian stallion July. by Traducer out OF
Idalia. July is brother TO Sir Modrsd
and Idalium and Cheviot, already owned
by Hsgein, and is said to be the best OF
Traducer's get. The purchase price has
not been made public.
SIR MoDRED rs ILL.
Sir Modred, who is now being exhih.
tied at the horse show. caught cold on
the trip to San Francisco, and for several
days was very sick with congestion OF
the lunga. He is now recovering. Sir
Modred is probably the most successful
sire in America, and his loss would be
keenly felt.
BAY DISTRICT RACES.
Three favorites won today and the
bookmekers were hit hard. The track
was sticky, but good horses seemed to
like it.
SIX furlongs, selling-Creighton won,
Quarterstatf second. San Lucas third !;
time, l 20.
Elk furlongs. maiders, two years old
-Chiquits won, Experiment colt sec.
ond, Heisen third. Time :2O1s.
Five furlopge, selling-Sligo won. Sal.
lie Calvert second, Sir Reginald third.
Time :051a.
Five furlongs-George F. Smith won,
Clacouer second, Realization third
Time :04 p.
One mile, selling-Braw Scot won,
McLight second. Florence Dickey third !;
time, 1:491a.
RESULTS AT LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. 30.-Track fast.
seven furlongs = Sister Anita won,
Mill Boy second, Himyar third; time,
l :2S.
Six furlongs--Geraldine won, Pros
basco second, Clintis @. third; time,
l:15.
Four and half iurlones---B eldevere
won, Kennedy second. Jacob Little
third; time, 0 :56.
Five and half furlongs-Salvstion
won, POGO TEMPO second, Cooper
third; time. :09.
Five furlongs-R won, Buck Mas
sia second. Sir Rihe third time, l :02.