The herald., 1894-10-20

mare on the outside, coming easily, the
others whipping. Two lengths from the
wire the mare chow cd in front and beat
the stallion GU. by a neck. Wayland w:
second, Altao, lapped, third; the rest
nowhere. Time. 2:141s.
Il looked like Simmons in the fourth
heat. Wsylsud w. warmed up tired
and evidently sore. The mare was
fresh and Altao seemed ready to earn
some money. The talent got in on the
good thing and bought Simmons right
and left.
The start was bad one, Simmons De.
ing sent away in hobble. Dnstin at
once took the pole, with Altao second.
The latter broke. but, as usual' ioss
little. simmons seemed discouraged
and did not 90 we'll. Up the back
stretch the order given was maintained,
with Wiles aud Crocker well back.
Wavland came into the stretch in the
lead, with Altao second, Simmons third.
Although the pace was not switt Sim
mona commenced to paw the cold WIND
that was blowing up the stretch. This
break lost her all chance. Wayland w.
and Altao were not henceforth disturbed
in their places, coming under the wire
in the order named in 2:l5H, while
Crocker and Wilss beat Simmons out.
As the fifth race j. s. Purdy'e Sir
Gird went for record and made :264
SIXTH RACE.
The 2 80 class pace brought out three
horses, Laura NJ, who was thought to
40 good that only to 10 was offered
against her ON the books. Leila @. and
Ben Butler. Pools sold Laura M. $40,
field $40.
The first heat began from good start.
but before the turn was reached Laura
NJ, the favorits went into the air. She
came almost to stapdstil before abe
could get her feet. BY this time Leila
@. was about 10 lengths away. Going
up the back stretch, Laura NJ, broke
repeatedly, and WAS not more than half
way down the stretch when Leila @.
passed under the wire in 2:20%.
A big protest was promptly registered.
It was attempted to show that job
had been put up to beat the book
makers. After consideration OF the
circumstances the mare was declared
distanced, but all pools and bets were
declared of.
The next two heats were won easily
by Leila G. in 2 2:25 aud 2:261a.
SUMMARIZES.
First race. mixed, gentlemen's road
race, unfinished. 3 in s.:
j. NJ Wilkerson's br. S. Dan NJ, by
Dan b. (owner) Observation-Disclosures. ]
John LlewelIyn's blk. m. Silky, by
SikTHSa Ti%s, 'S% ssSs, 81 a:ss5s 8:sii5. 2.5l5s
Second race. free selling race tor all
ages, five-sighths of mile purse, $3.50 +:
Hayes's ch m. Mustess, by Bachelor, 10Y,
L.. L
Keasing Il ottinger's b. g. Joe Cotton, by
Cotton Nose, no. (5pence). e).............. -. 2
How sons D. G. Polasky, Capt Al, ITO, (Leon- =,
@i1ngh', waif, Katie Emmet also ran
Won by half length, same between second
Time. 1:O2
Pools sold: Cotton. $50; Polasky, 81; field,
So. Books: Cotton, 3 to 3; Mustesa, 3 aud 4 to
Vail, z ana 2; Emmet, II and B. Mutuels paid
$l3.i5.
Third race-Free, selling, for all sgen,
seven eight OF q mile; purse. $3.50.
Tupper's b. h. Pescador. by Gano-Ameia, 122
(Speace) ................ .:.....;.....:.. 1
Thackers b IN. Lottie L., by 5id-Aliie Hill,
Prices b. C. Ali Baba, by Faustus-Bonnie
Lee, 107 (Fusntes).... ...................... 8
Happy Band, LILY F. F.. Midnight, n6 Two Cheers
Won by one length, half length, two and
three.
Pools: Field. $50; Pescador, $25; post odds,
Pescador, $40; field, $22
Books: pescador, to 81; Two Cheers, ALI
Babs, and L; Happy Band, 5 and q Lottie IT,,
and 2; Bessie Briggs. and 2; Lilly f., 10
and 4 Midnight. 80 aud 10.
Mutuels paid $7.35.
Fourth race-Trotting, 2:l7 class, 8 in
5; purse. $1,000.
Connick's b. h. Wayland W., by Ar
thur WIlkes-(J. Dustin) ........ / 2
Wise's b. N. Adelaide simmons. by
simmons-Adelaide (Pattesson) 8 l 5
Mann's b. b. Altao, by Altamont-
Sailie No (Shanerl... ......... 2 8 2
Tibbots o. b. General Miles. by
Black khawk-Mcdregor e. Ma
Girds g. m. Irene Crocker-will
Time S:i71S, 3:iS, 2:i4l55. 2:15$. .
Pools sold: Wayland W., $45; AItao, 500;
Book wayland W., 3 to 5; Altao, and /
to 8; Simmons, Miles, and L; Crocker, 10
and a.
Mutuels paid $s.l5, @s.15, $l3.s5. S2435.
Fifth race-Trotting against time, to
beat 2:3U:
Purdy's b c. Sir tiird, by woolsey-Laurette
(Ssnford) made 2;2e14.
Sixth race--Pacing, 2:30 class, three
in five, purse $500:
OakWood Park farms b. (, Leila O, James
Madis0n-Rill, by Prompter Saunders. 1 /
Durfees b. g. Ben Butler Duriee) ......2 2 2
IN 80 - ~, a'o'" A1'' ~ Aioiis
~ Tine. a:aoj5, . :25, 2:q9i5. D'S'
Pools sold: Laura a., $20 field, sf10. Books:
Laura NJ, to 10: Leila c., 4; Ben Butler, $40.
Bets and pools Oft.
PROGRAMME FOR TODAY.
First race, trotting, . 27 GLASS; in 5, purse
5000. II. z. Ford b II Harry Winchester, f.
(. Mayberiy bm Qneen Ann, X. Gird ca IN
Nellie W, James Sanford Gray jim.
oycrnight betting: Nellie W. $40. Gray Jim
80, field 5.
Second race, pacing free for ell, 3 in 5, purse
$l2O0-J. Willis blk 5ilkwood, James Mack
b Waldo j., Oak Park stock farm & W.
Wood, Los Cerrtos farm m Lady Fl,
$40 field $40.
Third race, running. the Junior handicap. a
sveepstake for 2-year-olds three-quarters Of .
mile. w. jonathan c Geotgo Polhemus
Pailett Bros. bf Itsta 81, George Mab,n 9
100 --e''N'
Overnight betting: Polhemus $50, field s12.
Fouftn race, running. the Pacific stake, a
sweepsfake ior ali ages, Qua and one eighth
mlles-C. L., Mcdonald b h Santa Fe 10Y Chas
rhaeSer Lottie L. 95, AL Morine Mon
Owen, bg Two Cheers 3d. ed Ryan ch g -Four
Aces l0j.
overnight betting: Montalvo $3j, Nacho B.
$12, field So.
Special-C. A. Darfee will start his bav colt
Osito to beat his present record of 2 "a.
The great free-for-all pace for which
every body has been waiting, ia TO he
decided this afternoon by the four
greatest PAGERS in California at the
present time. All four OF the horees
entered are to start. They are Waldo
j., Lady H., w. Wood aud Silkwoad.
The Santa Ana flyer is in great form
and can make the race of his life. W.