The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-28
and the younger generation will go wild if

and the younger generation Will go wild II
the older does not.
The event of the day is scheduled next
the exhibition in the ring of the thorough
bred stations Salvador. Tenny, imp. Sir
Modred aud imp. Islington. the latter
full brother TO Isinglass, the Eneljsh DERBY
winner. II this audience doesn't go wild
at the appearance of these animals the
Horse Show Association had better pack
up its little pavilion and steal silently
away. NO grander quartet of animals was
ever exhibited in any country before; no
quartet so good has ever been seen TO-
gether. They are in splendid form and
must of a necessity bring down the house.
The high-steppers of class 30 will be nut
through their PAGES as sort OF introduce
ton to the grand finale of the morning,
the parade of the trott in the breeding
classes. Some of the grapdest horses
owned in America are in the tour classes
10 be shown here, and their names and
their records are known the world over.
Directum, :05A, the black son OF Di-
rector, out of St-mwinder, by Venture.
will head the parade. Close at his heels
comes the bay beauty in whose veins
courses the purest blood of the Wilkes
and the Patcheus, Guy Wilkes, with four
of his get at his side. Next IS the Nut
wood sire, Dawn, whose grandsire on the
dams side is Whipple'- Hambletonian,
with four beautiful baby Dawns. Charles
Derby, who runs to Electioneer through
bis dam, will be in evidence in the parade
with four of his get. all under four wears.
Melvar will show, as will also Kebir :;
Sem L. who has the iwo-mile worlds
record and is valued at $4,000. exhibited
nv J. Talbot Clifton; Ell Benton and Glen
Fortune, two more sons of ElectiOneer;
Altoona Dr., Bay Rum. Friday, Sable
Wilkes, DAILY, st. Eric, by st. Just; Gay
Dawn. Hodeneratas and Comet Wilkes.
The young stations Azmoor Jr., b. C..
Holly, Jay Eff Bee, Lord Lorne and
Young Saladin will bring up the rear.
This aggregation is offered as the greatest
show of trottiDg stations ever shown in
the West. TO say the least.
In the afternoon the programme will be
resumed with an exhibition of the great
brood mares af the Haggin stables, FirenZ
and Bessie June.
Horses in harness. ponies in harness and
drafthorses will pass in review for judy
ment until $50 P. M, when there will be
grand parades of coaching stations. sad
dle-horses and roadsters before the dinner
recess.
That twelve-mule team from Fresno will
open up the evenings festivities; there
WIN be big parade OF all stallion classes,
and 10 the full glare of the electric light
the water jump and the fences will be
taken by the fifteen cracks in class 53-A.
The aristOcratic hackney Will make mis-
official bow TO the audience bout 9 O'Clock,
with imp. Paragon and imp. Green's Rufus
in the van. The full lot of these equine
pets of the social world were installed in
the Pavilion yesterday, and are looking
finer than silk.
An exhibition of FIVE engine teams will
precede the display OF all the prize cups,
after which Algona, sire of the fleet Flying
Jib, will appear in the company of those
other fleet ones. w. WOOD and w. w.
Foote.
The first day will close with parade of
four-in-hands. There are nine entries, as
follows: w. B. Hobart, George A. New
hall, J. D. Grant, NJ. 1heo Kearney. John
PARROT, E. J. Baldwin, Hotel del Monte,
Burlingame Club. There will be the de-
cidedly swagger things, and the hands Of
the beautiful feminine rich should Zip
many glove in applause.
Those who are in society aud who can
afford to rip their gloves have the boxes
follow ing: