The herald., 1894-08-09
TURF EVENTS.


Success at San francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. S.-The Breed
srs' association ia scoring success at
the Bay District track, Not only is the
attendance much better than last year.
but the races have been better, which
accounts lfor the increased attendance.
whilelitlis strueT that the time has not
been very. fast. the programme has been
carried out withsa vim and snap that
pleased the lover of horse racing.
Special trot7--V este won, Stiletto sec-
ond, Penjsbi third; best time, 2:3o.
Three-year.old, 2:30 class, purse
$1,000 - Visalia won. Gazelle second,
Mariposa third, John Bury fourth. Nine
others started. Best time, 2:2019.
Pacing. 2:20 class, purse $l000-klik-
tat Maid won, Loupe second, Golden
West third; best time 2:19. Four others
started.
Trotting. 2:24 class, purse $1,000
Jennie june won, Princewood second,
Pearl Fisher third. Albert fourth; best
time, 2:1914. Four Others started.
RED BLUFF FAIR.
RED BLUFF, CAL, Aug. 8.-There was
q much better attendance at the races
today. The races were not very excit-
ing, as the favorites had walk-over.
The 2 20 trot, purse $500. Chico won,
Hera second. Melroae third; time, 2;2S,
2:251s. 2:264.
The 2 80 pace, three in five, mile
heats, purse $2o0-Waldo won, Surprise
second, Victor s. third; time, 2;261a,
2:24, 2:2S1a.
The third race was the mest interest
ing OF tho day between Mias Ruth, a
local horse, and Tyrena of Sacramento.
1t was FIVE furlong dash for purse of
500. Miss Ruth won the race easily
without whip or spur.
SPORT AT aANTA BARBARA.
SANTA BARBARA, Aug. S.-The run
ming races here this afternoon were well
attended, track fast. Favorites won.
Three-eighths of a mile dash-All
Bahia won, Midnight second. Ssndhill
Charley third, Comet fourth; time,
1851.
Vaquero horses, 1926 yards andrepeat-
Bird won, Florence second, Lucy O.
third; time, 0:l9 and 0:1S54.
One-seurth mile heatHNtwo in three
Logan won, Albert second, Lilly F.
third ). time, 0:24 and 0:241a.
TALENT FOOLED (AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Aug. Sat no time during
the meeting has the talent been struck
such strong blow as they received to.
day,in the 2:18 pace. The Tennessee
driver. Mckay, who won the 2 :22 pace
on Tuesday with Ada, had another slick
one ca1led Starplex, and nothing in
the field could get to his head. His
three heats in 2:1234, 2:12ls and 2:13la
showed him to be PAGER that will bear
watching hereafter, no matter what
kind of field he is started against.
The 2 liz clasa for 3-yeer-olds was put
over on the card because of rain.
The ZIG class pacing-Starplex won
inAthree straight heats; Maid p, Harry
Victor, John Hoey, Little Pete, Carrie
Onward, Dalgetty, T. N. B. and Merry
Mark were placed "a named; best time,
2:I21a.
The 2:24 trot-Arena won; Nettie
Wilkes, Cocoon, Scranton Belle, Senator
Alger, Col. Dickey. Vera and Palatine
also started; best time, 2:151a.
AT JEROME PARK.
NEW YoRK. Aug. 8.-This was the
opening day at Jerome park and the at
tendance was large. There were many
scratches, and this spoiled what prom
ised to be good days sport.
Five acknowledgements won, King.
ston second, Pefwyn third; time, l :00s1
Mile and Extraordinarily won, Roll
or second. W. B. third; time. ! :53.
Give furlongs -Ontette won. Rosewood
second. Hailstone third; time. l :02.
Mile and an eighth-Don Alonzo won
Jodan second; time, :53.
Five furlongs-The Coon won, Mos
quito second, King Gold third; time,
:0214.
About 14o0 yards-Trevelyn won. Hal,
ton second, Pochino third; time, :231
Entries at Jerome Park.
Following are the entries and weights