The evening times., 1895-12-23
R1NG;;rKAck .xND PADDOCK

+ Alette rrrom an Eastern turfman now in
| San FTlncisco Indicates mat WINTER racing
| there has SO far been quite successful in
| ever. he states, has been marked by a good
deal of IN aud out run ming: due probably la
| The newly constructed lnCleside track and
| the rainy weather.
The new ok will undoubt edly be. when
coinp!ttei oiiS OF ,tie very finest race Cot rses
To be found any where in the country. 1t is
| built in a sort of valley. or depression, and
| surrounded by hills. rom whic ha splendid
| view of the ocea mean be had. The constr rue
| non OF The track necesstated SO much filling
| tlat the infield had 10 be sCooDed out con-
| sidcrably below the surface. II is the pres
| cnt ention. Ibelleye, to convert the infield
lntoa lake. which can easily be done. When
| this and other improvements are effected.
| suca Il $ la wing out the hiisides aud ad iacent
| grounds In lawns. etc, the track will GER
-ialnly be a -ver y-liaHdsomc one. The build
| lngS We're all designed ON lavish and cx-
spobsiNe seale. - -
The largest meeting of turfmen know own in
| the history of racing in the West will be
ber rs, by Catesby Woodiord. president OF
thes o wpeus siaRd. Trainers Association.
Breeders from every where have been IN
vited TO attend and take part in the dis
cusslon. and IL j. cX pected that general bill
looking ioEar1- an Improvement OF the con-
dltion OF racing Will he drafted. Turfinen
Will d lnereIrqlp. SI.y York. Chicago. San
FTahctsco, New Orleans aud all the nearer
cities. There is much dissatisfaction among
the owners and trainers on account of the
1ns ASSOCIATIONS. y '
1t now seems definitely settled. de-
spite rumors to the contrary. that There
Sih ne no more racing allowed in New
Jersey next year. 1t is said that the Deo-
PIE behind the game in that State have
been authoritltively informed that ii view
OF the Presidential election next wear a
bold Stand Tor racing might ieopardize the
chances N desiratfebiii for S9T. and
h-lft Al
above advice There were some hopes at
one time, owing TO the iact that the game
was killed III New Jersey by a Democratic
legislature, and that The present lccisla
ture is Republican.
Missouri horsrInen show great interest
III breeding the trotter. 1t is the intention
OF one or two prominent horseinen to go
TO the Jcwett sale and bid on Patchen
Wilkes: The chances are that the stallion
will bring more than $4,000. He is very
popular in Missouri, and the great success
ol his son, ice Patchen. has advertised him
with all stockmep. :, a.
Matt Byrnes has arrived n San Francisco
with a string OF horses belonging. to Marcus
DAILY. They will be raced at the inplesidc
ana Bay District tracks during the winter.
Mr.. Days Eastern stable. which inclndes
some promising ycarlings. is located at
Monmouth Park.
A two-mile handicap will he decided at
New Orleans on December S. which will be
the first ladies dayor the meeting.
The Tennessee Derby. one OF the first I'M
portant ulree-year-o events of the year.
closed with 33 entries. II will be run at the
Memphis spring meeting.
Lucy NJ, 2:20 1-2. 10y Louis r.. the mare
that raced under the name of Yaller Girl.
III the East this year. was sold at East
Buffalo last year without her identity being
made known.
>uc;.x
most beautiful stallion and the greatest
show horse he has ever seen.