The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-04
yer: Firstprize $40. second prize $50, third

over: First prize $40. second prize $40, third
prize $15.
| Polo pony, class 74-Mare or gelding, four
! teen hands two inches and under. Manners
and hardness to be especially considered.
| Owners or amateurs to ride. Prize, silver cup
| offered by II. ]. Croker, 5000.
| Pony stations and brood mares-These
classes to be shown in hand, not ridden or
| driven:
Glass 75-stallion, three years old or over,
not exceeding Twelve hands one inch. First
| Class 76-Stallion, 3 years old or over, ex-
ceeding twelve hands one inch and not ex-
cseding fourteen hands one inch: First prize,
$50; second prize, SIS; third prize. $40.
| Tommy, b. s., 1403s, 10 years. See class 64.
Exhibitor, Wakefield Baker, Pine street
Class 77-Brood mare, not exceeding TOUR
| teen hands one inch, in foal or with foal al
foot: First prize, $50; second prize, $40; third
| prize, $40. No entries.
Class 7S-Brood mare, not exceeding twelve
/ hands one inch, in foal or with foal at LOOT
/ First prize, $50; second prize, $40; tnlro
Class 79-Stallfon, not exceeding 46 inches:
First prize, $25; second prize, $15; third prize,
Prince Albert, bay, 8, years. Sire, Shetland.
Exhibitor, Thomas G. Klink, 1902 Polk street.
Glass 80-Brood mare, not exceeding 40
i inches, in foal, or with foal at foot: First
prize, $25; second prize, SIS; third prize $40.
] No entries.
Jumping classes, class s1-Jumpers tup to
! carrying 100 pounds). Conformation and
! quality to count so per cent. performance
over fences to count SO per cent: First prize,
$75; second prize. $40; third prize, $50
Class 82-Jump9ng class, open to all. Per.
Torrance over fences only to count: First
prize. S75; second prize, $40; third prize, $50.
| Special prize, silver cup, offered by California
/ Jockey Club.
Class s3-Jumping class, for ponies IA hands
| 2 inches and under. Performance over fences
only TO count: First prize, 500; second prize
! $25; third prize, SIS.
Special prize. imported saddle and prloie'
| offered by Walter j. Lee New York.
Glass S4-High jump. The trial Tor the high
! jump will commence at five feet, and Will no.
! be raised higher than five feet six inches. Inc
judges IN making their awards viii especially
| consider the form in which the horses take
! their jumps: First prize, $50, in cash or plate
] second prize, $25: third prize, $15.
! Professional coacnmen, class S5-For Des'
/ performance of professional coachman driving
| a pair of horses: First prize, 500; second
prize, $25; third prize, SO:
/ Fire Department horses-To be exhibited by
the fire departments OF the cities on the IA
/ cific Coast.
Glass &C. section 1-For the best team OF
First prize, silver cup offered by Joseph ID
! Grant, $500. (The cup to be won two years IN
succession by the same exhibitors before De
coming their property, and In the meantime
i to be held in trust by the association); second
| prize, offered by association, $50.
Section 2-For the best team OF two horses
shown to regular fire engine: FIRST prize
! 500; second prize, $50.
| Special prize silver cup offered by the Fire
mans Fund Insurance Company, $3.50 (Cash
prizes offered by the association provided no
less than four different cities on the Pacific
! Coast compete).
/ Municipal and Park Police horses, Glass 81
The best and bes trained police horses, to be
ridden by officers. Appointments and uni
forms also to be considered: First prize, $50
second rrize, $25; third prize, $15.
Class S9-Best pair draught horses weighing
over 1900 pounds each. To be shown 10 har
ness ana wagon: First prize, $50; seconc
prize, $25; third prize, $40.
| Glass 89A-Best draught horse weighing
over $500 pounds To be shown to harness and
wagon: First prize, $50; second prize, $40
| third prize, $40.
| Class 9O-Best team of four draught horses
! over 1900 pounds To ue shown 10 harness ano
wagon: First prize, 800; second prize, $50
| third prize, $25.