The herald., 1895-03-28
ENTRIES 70 THE STAKES
Horses to Run During La
Fiesta
SOME CRACKS IN THE LIST
Mr.. Spreokels Will Bring Large
String
Lucky Baldwin, w. OBJ. MacDonugh, White 6
Clark and Several Other Big Stables
Repr scented

expected that so many horses, and espec-
tally OF such a high class, would be
brought here. Now that they have been
entered the Los Angeles public, as well
as the visitors to the Fiesta, will in all
likelihood have an opportunity to wit
ness some of the greatest tests OF the
speed and endurance of thoroughbreds
ever decided in California,
The entries in the stake events only
represent portion of the horses coming
here. Many owners who have entered
horses have others of a lesser caliber that
they will bring to the city to run in the
purse races and overnight events.
There will not be any scarcity of horses,
according to all reports, and it is ex-
pected that at least eight thoroughbreds
will contest in every race.
OF course the string of A. b. Spreckels'
the son of the sugar king, will excite the
most interest Comprised as it is OF such
grand racers as Cadmus, the son OF Flood
and Cornelia; Candid a clever importa-
ton from Australia; Bridal Veil, Gallant,
Pat Murphy. Headhower. and the two
year-olds Rumble, Pique, Lucille and Ra-
velston. These two-year olds are said to
be cracks, and their aristocratic breeding
would seem to warrant the report.
Mr.. Spreckels decided to send his string
to this city in order to prepare them for
their Eastern engagement.
However clever Mr.. Spreckels' two
year-olds and other horses may be, there
seems to be a choice collection among
the other entries. w. OBJ. Macdonough,
the young millionaire who created so much
talk in the turf world by paying $3.50, 900
for the English stallion Ormonde, is COM
ing down here with one 2-year old, Dora
Carlotta. The tilly is by st; Savior out OF
the dam of Don Fulano. She is said to
be all right Then there are a few 2-year-
olds from Il. j. Badwin's ranch. Every
body knows what kind OF horses the lord
OF the Santa Anita ranch raises, SO it is
to be presumed that Tonino, Queen Lily.
Alvaro and Ensurado will uphold the
glories of the red Maltese cross.
Along in the list are lot of horses, and
many from the southern country, who
are eIninenty fitted to battle for suprem
acy with those belonging t. millionaires.
At the last state fair at Sacramento Mr..
Spreckle's horses suffered many defeats
at the hands OF h orses that had been rae
ing quite regularly, and as the conditions
will be the same at the La Fiesta meet
ing it is not at all improbable that he
will have hard time winning any of the
stakes. From the looks of things, it seems
as if his horses will have to run pretty
hard to come out first best.
Following is a complete list Of entries:
THE NEWTON HANDICAP, Saturday, April
12th-value $1,000 A handicap sweepstakes
for 3-yearolds and upward SIS each, with
x2O add tional from starters. The association
to guarantee the value of the stakes to be
$1,000, of which 800 to second and 500 to
the third horse, Weights ANNOUNCED April
9th; declarations p. m day preceding race:
winner OF race after announcement OF
weights to carry three pounds penalty. One
mile.
A. B: spreckes' br h Cadmus, by Flood
A. B. spreckels' blk m Candid, by splendor-
Canary Bird
=. A: B. spreckels oh m Bridal Veil, by cheviot-
Arizona stable, be Mr.. Jingle, by Mr.. Pick
Week.-Mrs. Lizzie.
Ingleside stable br m Grand Lady, by Grand
Master-Fine Lady.
Pleasanton stable, br Blizzard, by Trade
Wind-1 ramp.
Pleasanton stable, CHI Captain Coster, by
Jim Brown Cosette.
White & Clarks Whitestone, by Mac
Duff Becky Sharp.
Rinconado stables CT h Duke Stevens, by
Duke of Norfolk-Edna X
Dow Williams Midas, By Emperor of
Horfolk-Winona.
Santa Rita's stables, b Articus, by Argyle
,owsu Bros CHI h Royal Flush, by Three
Cheers-Rosetta.
owen Bros Polaski, by Captain AL
Goldcup
G. walters CHI Reel Root, by London
Came.
g; w chappelrs CHI IN Emma Mack, by
Hidalgo- Butterfly.
H. Taylors br h sympathetc's Last, by Fair
play-Sympathetic.
Thomas Colston's CHI I Genet Edwards, by
Hayden Edwards-Genet Prime.
I. A. Cases CHI m Centenella by Hook Hook
inR-MoncR.
". $ Mabsn'ss Red Head, by Fellow
Charles l. Thacker's b Johnny Caperon. by
Sid-Mollie Caperon.
Charles I. Thackers gg Ben H., b. Shiloh.
John Webers br Little Cripple by Pirate of
Penzante-Lida st4nhope.
~ Henry schwartz's b Garcia. by Wildidle-
Night Hawk.
Lawrence stock farms b m Thelma, by John
Happy Pansy
Al smi rs Eckert b., Flambeau Mozelle.
THE LOS ANGELES FUTURITY, saturday,
April 18TH sweepstakes for 2-year-olds;
$50 EACH So forfeit; $500 added, OF which
500 to second and $50 to the third horse.
" Winners of a race to carry five pounds; OF two
be lten on allowed three pounds; twice, five
pounds; three or NOR. times, ten pounds.
Half mile.
Pleasanton stables CHI c. by Ell Rio Rey-N Nellie
Post
pleasanton stables CHI f, by Apache Linda
A. H; Browns oh veva. by Greenback-
Lila w.
Ingl side stables CHI ( Marionette by Mari
lngleside stables f Dancing Girl, by St.
Caro-Carrie Ann.
Dave Bridges CHI Won Dunk, by Conveth-
Brunova
S. Bowleys br Tiny, by Fresno-verona
I P. schwsrtz's ch + Miss Utt by Apache
Julia Martin.
James Neil's CHI jim Budd by Prince of
Norfolk-Paralee.
James Neil's e. Idalia Gelding, by suwar-
row!dalia.
James Neips b Jongluese Filly, BY suwar-
row-JOngluese.
A. b. spreckels' CHI Rumble, by Flambeau-
Music.
A. B spreckels' b Pique, D. Flamteau-
fetroeuse.
A. 3. spreckcls' b Lucille, by St Savior
SardonyX.
California stables CHI Monica, by Sir Mo.
dred-V isalia.
". o. b. Macdonoughs b Donna Carlotta,
by St. Car o-Marilee.
K. Creelman's CHI Mamie Mack, by Duke of
Nor ok Elaine.
Frank McDermotts br Walter j., by True
Briton-Lillie s.
Is. +. spragues I'll sargittell. by Jack
Brady.
W s. Mabcns en- La Poloma by Gano-Kyrle
DAILY.
Charles |. Thacke.'s b n Sieva, by Sid otte
D;mple
a Fiesta stables cn ( Reina Di Luna, by
Emperor Norfolk Cynthia.
SAINT. Ami Il stables ch G Tonino, By J. y.
Fenton-. izzie b
Santa Anita stables Queen Lily, By Imp.
the Hook-Jennie d.
Santa Ami n stables b Ensurada, By Imp.
The Hook-Ophir.
Al MoriEe's b m Serena, by Apache-Hill.
&. /. McDoneld's Cn c Erince Ii locker, by Joe
of Norfolk.
HOFFMAN CAFE STAKES, Monday, April
15.-A handicap sweepstakes for all ages. $40
Association to guarantee the value of tie stakes
to be 800. of which so To second and $50
10 the third horse. Weights to be- announced
second day before the race. Declarations