The herald., 1895-07-22
H0RSEMEN WILL GATHER
A Great Meet of Coast Turf
Talent
ROUND THE WORLD AWHEEL
The Benefit Wheelmen's Play at the Los
Angeles Theater
ROUND THE WORLD AWHEEL
League Baseball at Athletic Park--What the
Horsemen Will Do in 0ctober-Cycling
News Here and There

Racing men, breeders ana horscmen
generally are looking forward eagerly to
the great meet of the talent of the turf
that has been called by the Pacific Coast
Trotting EHorse Breeders association to
rendezvous at Agricultural Park October
21st to Goth. The old turfmen look for
the best race meet since the track opened
and There are various reasons ascribed
therefor. Every condition thus far favors
this city. The track. in the first place,
is known to be fast and safe, and the
city's southern and western hospitality is
growing world-famed. Added to this is
the special rate procured from the South
ern Pacific for the northern norsemen.
President Heald and Chairman Burke of
the executive committee of the ?. c. L.
H. 3. A. called upon General Passenger
Agent Goodman in San Francisco relative
to securing a reduction in passenger
fares for men going with horses to this
CITY to attend the meet OF the association
and the railroad company has promised
to give a specially low rate that is now
under advisement. The freight depart
ment made about half rate on horses for
this meeting before the entries closed and
passenger department it will bring the Los
Angeles meeting within reach of all who
have made entries.
. SAYS the Breeder and Sportsman, the
Pacific authority in turf matters: when
it is rememb bered that there will be three
weeks racing in the southern part OF
California. and as nearly every horseman
we have met has concluded to go to Santa
Ana and Los Angeles, full list OF entries
will greet Secretary Brown OF the Los An
geles Agricultural association when he
receives the mail after July 10th. The
fame of the Los Angeles track, the coun-
t,y around it and the glorious climate is
known everywhere, and when such splen-
did purses are offered as those OF the Los
Angeles Fair association. there should be
no hesitancy on the part of horsemen TO
make entries. If they do not they will
regret it as long as they have anything
to do with horses.
.As the Fresno meeting will probably
be held the week preceding the Santa
Ana meeting, this will make grand cir
cult which can be taken in at reason
able expense that is most encouraging to
the horsemen and no doubt will add
greatly to the entry lists received and the
success of the meetings at all of these
places.
The board of directors OF district No.
are confident that the October meet will
be the center of attraction to horsemen
from New York to Los Angeles, and
greater developments are expected than
would ordinarily accrue to a regulation
gathering. The nomination entries
closed yesterday. and the full list will be
given out after the meeting of the di
rectors next Thursday. The Santa Ana
entries would make it lively enough, the
list given herewith amply illustrating
that, but with Silkwood, Waldo j.,
Laura NJ, Diablo, W. Wood and the trot-
pSt bo oranEs
the fun Will be fast and furious.
The following is the official list of en-
tries for the Santa Ana meeting, which
is to precede the Los Angeles fair;
Pacing. free for all, purse $l000-Silk-
wood, Waldo j., Laura NJ, Diablo and
Trotting, 2:2o class, purse $eOO-Flora,
Hillsdale, Jennie June, John Bury, Irene
Crocker, Alto Rex. Doodle, Hattie B.,
Visalia. Ethel Downs, Maud Patchen.
Lucky B., Ell Moline, Chico, Monaco,
and Myrtle Thorn.
Trotting, 2:15 class, purse S60O-H. NJ.
Stanley, Nellie w., d5a,o Paloma r PRINCE, zee.
Pacing. 2:27 class, -year-olds-
Roam Wilkes. Jennie Me-. Ed Lafferty,
Princess Blanche, May Nutford, Car
melita and Hal Corbett.
Pacing. 2:15 class. purse S600-Chief
r.,
O'More Belle. Our Boy, Fresno Prince
Vidette, Ottinger, Gertrude g., Edna f.,
Monroe s.. Surprise Chehallis, haywood
Nellie / and Touchet.
Pacing. 2:25 class, purse S6O0-Dictus
Lizzie Bell, Primrose, Slipper, Riverside
Wood, Royal Jib,, Adventist, Birdroe.
Rego. Tout, Dan N, Imperial, Larkey
Okey, Pansy, Dave Ryan, Jim Budd,
Delphi, Ethel c.. San Luisito, Eva
Deacon Nc. Ruby NJ. Topsy F., Che
ter.
Trotting, 22l class, purse $6OO-Miss
Jessie, Grey Cloud. Wilses Moor, Sir
Credit, Betty Gentry, Los Angeles, Bijou,
Lady Grace, Knight, Lady Armington,
Ell Molino and Eva L.
Trotting, 2:40 class, purse $6Oo-Po-
son, Juliet. Charivari. Coal Dust, Lady
Thornhill, Oar Lucky, Belle Wilson,
Hazel Ayers, Mariposa, odeoncratos,
Great Crocker, Gladys b., Lottie g..
Lucien Holmes and Almax.
Trottlng, 2;27 class, purse S600-Zom
nut, Wilkes Moor, Moiave, Reatinos, Nc
Palson, Odeoncratos Director Prince,
Anne, Great Crocker, Dexter D. Mon
tana, Lottie, DR.. Puff, Silver Bee, Eva
Il. and Rex Clifford.
bro. Miss Jessie, Ora Wilkes, Henside, Iran
Seth, Sidney Howard and Almax.