The herald., 1896-09-07
THE HORSE

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association begins Monday, October 18th,
and ends Saturday, October 18th. Trot-
ting, pacing and running races take place
the same day, and the conditions are
sure to prove attractive to owners Of
both gallopers and light harness horses
They are up-to-date in every particular.
Entries close with Secretary NJ. F. Brown
on September 10Th.
Johnny Weber writes us from Los An
geles that old Happy Day is looking like
yearling. and that all the other horses
are doing nicely. He has sold to A. c.
Gray the brown filly Quadrille, by st.
Carlo-Dutch Dancer, for $3.50. Mr.. Gray
owns Morello colt named FL Moro that
Capt. Thomas B. Merry speaks very
highly of. He is the counterpart of his
illustrious sire.-Breeder and Sports
man.
Mr.. Marcus Daily gave Tuberville
$25OO for riding Ogden in the Futurity,
a handsome fee, but small when COM
pared with the amount of the purse and
the winnings accredited to the owner
of the son of Kilwarlin and Oriole.
TIP. Conneff and F. Il. Bacon, recent
ly amateur champions and record
holders, have arranged two professional
matches-a one-miie run at Dublin. Ire
land, October 10, and four-mile run at
Manchester, England, October 81. Ii
Conneff could get into such condition as
when he ran in the international match
last September, he ought to beat Bacon
in both races, but majority of his
friends think that he has passed his
prime and will never again break a rec
ord.
The athletic committee Of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania have issued to Yale
university formal challenge for a foot
ball match next November. AS the ath-
letic officials of Yale are at present scat
tered throughout the country, 1t Is prob
able that no answer can be sent for sew"
eral weeks. 1t is to be hoped that Yale
our short list of great annual football
matches.
Messrs Henry and Ira Pierce owners
of the fine racetrack at Santa Rosa,
have rendered the use of same free of
charge to the p. c. Z. H. B. association,
for holding the fall meeting of the asso-
citation there No race meeting has been
held over this track in six years. Pres
ident A. w. Foster of the North Pacific
Coast railroad has stated: IF the meet
ing is held there we will run fast excur-
sion trains from San Francisco every
morning and evening, SO that all who
visit the meeting can return to San
Francisco every night" Judge Douty
of Santa Rosa, DR.. Finlaw, j. II. Lums-
den and other prominent people of Santa
Rosa will hold a meeting of the citizens
to formulate some plans which may be
satisfactory to the horsemen.
The following is a complete list of the
entries made by American owners in the
EPSON Derby of 1898, which closed July
21, 1885,
Mr.. L. o. Appleby's CHI. c., by knight Of
Ellersl;e, out of Mars Rose, by imp. Ill
Used, and ch. c., by Knight of Ellerslie,
out of Squander, by Spendthrift.
Mr.. A. Belmonts b. c., by imp. Rayon
dor, out of Fides; ch C. Bridegroom H..
by imp. Rayon dor, out of St Bridget,
and ch. C. High Priest H., by Magnetizer,
out of imp. Princess, by King Tom.
Mr.. o. H. P. Belmonts ch. c., by st.
Blaise-Susquehanna
Mr.. Richard Croker's br. C. Clinton, by
F'itz Simon, out of Soncy Lass, and b. c.
Madison. by Hampton-Democracy
Mr.. II. K. Knapp's b. c., by Maxim
Suscol, by Sir Modred.
Mr.. p. Lorillard's Lapwing H., Elfn.
Day Star. Tuxedo, Perion and br. C. Pan
H.. by Simon Magus, out of Pandora.
Mr.. j. J. McCafferty's ch. C. Gala Day
H., by imp. Rayon dor. out of Glory.
by The Used, and br. C. Enquirer, out
of Pansy Blossom, by Bramble.
Mr.. j. E. Madden's br. c., by Hindoo.
out of imp. Ricochet. by Musket; ch. c.,
by Hanover, out Of Mamie B., by imp.
King Ban: b. c., by Strathmore, out of
Elsie, by Enquirer. and b. c. Shekel H.,
by imp. Rayon dor. out Of She. by imp.
Gleneig.
Mr.. ]. W. Rogers b. c., by Luke Black.
burn, out Of Duchess. by KinghsAer.