The record-union., 1895-05-28
SACRAMENTO DAILY REcoRD-UN1oN TUESDAY, MAY 2s 1896
Trotting purse, $1,000, 2:17 classic

| August Z4th.
Monday, September 9th-Trotting
purse, $500. free for all four-year-olds-
To close August oath.
Trotting purse, $1,000. PA Classic
close August 24th.
Trosting purse. $500, 2:27 classic close
| August 1st.
Horses making record of 2:2O or bet
ter on or before August Oath same condi-
tlons as above).
tuesday, Septem ber 10th-Pacing stake
Tor two -year-olds (closed).
racing purse, 81 900, 2:l3 classic close
August 24th.
Trotting purse, $500, two-mile heats (for
horses eligible to the 2:25 class)-To close
August 1st.
Wednesday, September 1lth-Three-
year-oid pacing stake (closed).
Irotting purse. $1,000, 2:20 classic
close August 24th.
Pacing purse, $1,000. 2:19 Classic close
August 1st.
Horses making record of 2:14 or bet
ter on or before August 9th same condi-
| tions)
remarks and conditions-All trottipg
| ana pacing races are the best three in
nye, except the two-year- unless
otherwise specified; five to enter and
three to start but the board reserves the
right TO hold q less number than five to
money from the purse for each horse less
tnan hye In the 2:40, 2:25 and 2:27 trots,
ana 2:25 and Z:l9 pace, five entries are re-
CURED to stand after the horses making
records under conditions are barred. But
the board reserves the right to start less
number by deducting entrances same
| as IN other classes.
Entrance fee in all races when there
are eight or more entries, to be ) per
cent, with an additional per cent from
starters. In races of less than eight
| entries the entrance fee is 10 per cent.
rive per cent Of purse to accompany all
nominations; no entry will be received
wlthous 1t, unless satisfactory security is
given.
Irotting and pacing purses divided at
| Inc rate OF oO per cent to the first horse,
70 per cent. to second, Is per cent. to third
and 10 per cent. to fourth.
In the two and three-year- old sweep
| stakes, unless otherwise divided, moneys
| are to be divided as follows: To winning
colt. all the stakes and 80 per cent. of the
added money; second colt, 335 per cent;
third colt, log per cent. of added money.
III ali stakes payments not made as they
become due forfeit all money paid in and
declares entry out.
| Ihe National Association rules to gov
ern trottlng and pacing, but the board re-
serves the right to trot and pace heats of
any two classes alternately, if necessary
| to finish any days racing. Horses not
winning heat in four, or making dead
heat, shall not start again in the race
but horse thus ruled out shall not lose
| the position he may be entitled to in the
division of purse A horse making a
| walk-over shall be entitled only to the
entrance money paid in. When less than
the required number of starters appear
| they may contest for entrance money
paid in, to be divided as follows: 66s per
cent to the first and 335 per cent. to the
second.
| Horses whose gaits have been changed
from trottlng to pacing or pacing to trot-
ting shall not be eligible to classes more
than five seconds slower than their rec.
ords at either gait.
| In trotting and pacing races entries not
declared by P. NJ. OF she day before must
start.
In races drivers will be required to
wear caps and jackets of distinct colors
Which must be named in their entries.
RUNNING RACES.
| The following running stakes will close
| August l, 1895. The remainder of the
running programme will be announced
August 24th, and will provide for addi-
tiOnai races, to cover six days running
and will be arranged to accommo odate ali
ages:
| sweepstake for two-year-old fillies, of S25
each; $40 forfeit, with $3.50 added; second
to receive $50 from stakes. Winner of
two races of any value to carry three
| pounds, of three five pounds, or four or
more ten pounds extra. Maidens allowed
| five pounds. Beaten maidens allowed
| for once five pounds; twice, seven
pounds; three times, ten pounds. Fillies
| beaten three times and not placed l, 2, 3,
allowed five pounds additional. Five
| furlongs.
| No. 2 the California Annual Stake-A
| sweepstake for two-year-olds. of S25
each; $40 forfeit. with $500 added; second
| to receive $50. Winners of two races of
any value to carry three pounds; three,
extra. Allowances: Maidens, five
pounds; beaten maidens, five pounds for
once; seven pounds for twice, ten pounds
| for three times or more. Those beaten
three times and not placed l, 2, 3, allowed
additional five pounds. Six furlongs.
| No. 3, the Autumn Handicap, for two
year -olds-A sweepstake of $50 each,
half forfeit, or $40 if declared, with $3.50
added, second to receive SO. Weights
posted day before race; declaration by 6
P. NJ. same day. One mile.
| No. 4, selling sweepstake for maiden
| two-year-olds of $40 each, $40 forfeit with
$3.50 added, second to receive $50 from
| stakes. Fixed value 81 800 two pounds
allow ed for each 500 to 1000, then three
pounds to $500. Value placed on starters
| only, to be named by p. NJ. night before
race. Six furlongs.
No. 5, the Capital City Stake-A handi-
| cap sweepstake for three-year-olds and
! upwards of $50 each, half forfeit or SIS if
declared, with $500 added, of which S1OO
to second, third to save stake. Weights
posted day before race; declarations due
by P. NJ. same day. One and one-six-
teenth miles.
No. 6, the Del Mar Stake-For three
year -olds and upwards; of S25 each; SI5
forfeit, with $500 added; $50 to second,
from stake. This stake to be named after
winner if Del Mar's time Q:4l4) is beaten,
with 5000 additional in money, cup or
plate. One mile.
No. 7, the Fall Stake-A handicap
sweepstake for three-year- -olds and up
wards; of $50 each; half forfeit, or Sl5 if
declared; with $500 added; of which 500
to second, third to save stake Weights
announced day before race declarations
due P. NJ. same day. One and one
quarter miles.
No. S, the California Cup Race-Purse,
s., 900 (guaranteedl, of which 81, 500 lin
money, cup or plato to winner; $500 to
second, $500 to third horse. Entrance
Sl25, or only $40 if declared by Septem-
ber I'd, or $50 if by 3 P. NJ. September
9th: all not declared ythis date will be
held for full amount of fentrance. but may
be declared out upon payment of same by
5 p NJ. day before race. Weights-FOr
three year-olos, 100 pounds; four-year-
olds, 110 pounds; five-year-olds and up
wards, lis pounds. No sex allowances.
Five starters in different interests re-
quired. Two and one-quarter miles.
The State Agricultural Society's rules
| TO govern running races, except when
| conditions named are otherwise.
/ Daala ratians void without