The herald., 1895-08-26
THE TURF
Prospectus Of the Sixth District Agriculture
Fair Races

prospectus OF tuc Slxtu DtStTlCt Agricultural
Fair Races
Secretary NJ. +. Brown of the Sixth
District Agricultural association has is
sued the prospectus of tho fall race meet
ing, which opens at Agricultural park
October 2lst and continues to and includ-
ing the Goth. The followingl attractive
speed programme has been prepared, and
the purses offered are such as to ensure
the attendance of the best horses OIL the
coast:
No. 1S--Trotting and pacing. Gentle
mems race. Purse 5000. Owners to drive
to cart. Best three in five; for horses
owned in the county OF Los Angeles. and
used as driving horse daily, that have
never started in a race. except horses that
stated in gentlemen's race in 1894, the
board of directors reserve the right to re-
ject any entry or entries made, holding
the other entries to fill.
No. 19-Los Angeles Derby. A sweep
stake for 3-year olds OF $25 each; $40 fot-
felt; with 5000 added. of which $75 to tho
second and $25 to the third horse. Ten
pounds below the scale. Winners of races
aggregating $1,000 in value TO carry five
pounds extra. Maidens allowed ten
pounds. Ons mile.
No. 20-Maiden Plats. A sweepstake
for maiden 2-year-olds OF Sis each; SIS
the second horse. Four and one-half fur
longs.
No. 2l-Selling race for all ages. The
winner to be sold at auction for $500; if
for less, two pounds allowed for every $100
to 5000. Non-winners OF two races in 1895
allowed ten pounds. Purse. $3.50, Of
which $50 to the second and $25 to the
third horse; $40 entrance. Five-eighths
of mile.
No. %, sweepstake-A sweepstake for g
year-olds of $50 each; $40 forfeit with 5000
added, of which $50 to the second and
$25 to the third horse: Winners of two
races to carry pounds, and three or
more races to carry pounds extra. Nom
winners, IL beaten once, allowed 3
pounds; twice or more pounds. Maid
ems allowed 10pou2ds. Fjvee hths mile.
No. %, shandicap-A handicap for all
ages. Purse $500, of which $50 to the sec
ond and $25 to the third. Weights will
be announced at II o'clock, the day pre-
ceding the race; $40 entrance and $5 ad-
dltlonal from starters. Seven-eighths mile.
No. "a. the citrus belt handicap-A
LandicaP for all ages. Purse $500, of
which $3.50 to the second and $50 to the
third morse. Weights announced at II
O'Clock preceding tho day the race; SIS
entrance and $40 additional from starters.
A winner after the announcement of the
weights to carry 3 pounds extra. Five
and half furlongs.
NO. 70, Tree selling IaCe-Purse 500,
of which $3.50 to the first and $50 to the
second horse. The winner to be sold at
auction for $500; if for less, 8 pounds al
lowed for every 500 to $500 Nom winners
of races this year allowed pounds.
Tnree-fourths mile.
No.26. the junior handicap-A handicap
for 2-year-olds. Weights announced the
second night before the race. Purse $500.
OF which S75 to the second and $25 to the
third. Entrance $40. with $5 additional
from starters. Three-fourths mile.
No. q, Agricultural park stake-A
sweepstake for all ages of $50 each, $5 for
felt; with $3.50 added, of which $50 to the
second and SIS to the third. Ten pounds
below the scale. Winners of races in 1895
aggregating 5000 to carry pounds extra.
Non winners in 1895 of $500 allowed 10
pohnds. One and one eighth mile.
Besides the above there is the following
list of events, entries for which close
September IA, 1895:
Trotting, declaration purses (horses to
be named with entry)-No. l, 2:40 class.
all ages, 5000; No. 2, 80 class, all ages,
500; No. 3, 1926 class. all ages, $500; No.
4; 2:2O class. all ages, $500; No. s, 2:17
class, all ages. $500; No. 6, 2:13 class, all
ages, $1,000; No. 7, free for all. $500; No.
l3. 3-year-olds, open. 5000.
Pacing, declaration purses (horses
named with entry)--No. 8, 1926 class. all
ages. 700; No. 0, 2:17 class. all ages, $500;
No. 10. free for all, $1,000; Mol, 3-year-oid
open (Directly barred). 5000.