The herald., 1896-10-14
N WAS LADIES' DAY At AGRICULTURAL park

! by four or five lengths. Mary Nc. was
bad third.
Bill Nye was a warm favorite for the
fourth heat of the trot. At the second
attempt the horses were got off with a
bad start, Jumbo getting a good length
the best Of it. At the half he had in
creased his lead to three lengths, but
before the three-quarters was passed
the favorite, Bill Nye, again forged to
the front. A fine race ensued, but ten
yards from home Jumbo again broke,
which bad example Bill Nye also fol-
lowed. Jumbo was given the heat, an
announcement that was received with
loud applause. Bill Nye was second.
Billy Baker third. Kitty Nutford fourth.
The time was 2:231a.
Danford sold warm favorite for the
third heat of the trot. The favorite got
little the worst of the start, but at the
quarter was leading, Mary Nc second
and Tono third. The mare soon fell back.
Coming into the stetch Danford was half
a length ahead of Tono, which he in
creased to five lengths at the finish
Mary Nc was again bad third. Time
2:23h.
In the fifth heat of the pace Bill Nye
was still favorite, though Jumbo found
many followers at to with the book
makers. Jumbo had the pole and set
by three lengths, which he kept for
three quarters of the distance. Billy
Baker decreased the distance in the
stretch and was beaten by a couple of
lengths. Alice good third, Kellys Nut
ford fourth. Time 1928.
In the fourth heat of the trot Mary Nc.
led to the half but was then done. rsn-
ford took the lead and ding dong race
followed between him and Tono, Dan
ford winning by head. Time 1920
JUMBO A LUCKY WINNER.
Jumbo was favorite for the sixth heat
Of the pace at to 5, Bill Nye still finding
many friends at even money. The field
was reduced to three starters, Alice and
Kitty Nutford not having qualified. Bill
Nye got the worst of the start. At the
quarter Jumbo led by couple of lengths.
the same distance separating Bill Nye
and Billy Baker. At the three quarters
Bill Nye had reduced the distance to a
length. They came into the stretch
nearly level and the finest struggle Of
more broke about ten yards from home,
when Bill Nye was still gaining. Jumbo
was however given the heat, Bill Nye
| second and Billy Baker third. Time 2:2S.
SUMMARY.
Trotting, gentlemens road race:
L. f. Clapp's r.g. Danford ...... !
N. A. Covariubias' sg. Tono..... 2 2
L. J. Rose ,jr. BIN. Mary Me-. 8 3
Time, 2:29, 2:2311s, 2:231A, 1928.
Pacing, gentlemen's road race:
g. H. Reeds Jumbo. l l
U. S. Kuffers Bill Nye........ 2 5 2
L. F. Clapp's Billy Baker,. 23 3
JE.Sylvester's KittyNutford 2 8 5 "A
]. H. Reynolds Alice. s 4 4 8
Time. 2:29, 2:25A, 1922, 2:231a, 1928, 1928.
Bicycle race, one mile-W. j. Hutton
won, Emil Ulbricht second, w. W. Hat
ton third.
TODAY's PROGRAM.
Running, for all ages, five and half
furlongs; purse, $35O-PaderewsN F. P.
Kinley, M. A. Forster; Selkirk, VIM. G.
Long; Red Jacket Geo. L. Waring;
Gondola, ]. c. Sweet; Howard, r. E.
Dolan; Midnight. c. E. Sherman; HUI
eneme, G. L. Mcdonald; Model, Frank
Farrar; Maricopa H., Santa Anita sta
Bile; Gladwin,. Mrs; John Wolfskill;
Bernardo, D. J. McCarty; Royal Flush,
Owen Bros; Chas. Boots, L.. J. Rose,
jr.; Annette, Garden City stables; Hal
lelujah, John Robbins; Suwanee, VIM.
Dunbar: Bourbon, Thomas Bros; Peril,
M. ]. Kelly; Juan Bernard, w. s. Ma
ben.
Selling race, running, for 2-year-old
five and half furlongs-Jack Spry, F.
w. Thompson; Santa Paula. c. I. Thack-
er; CASTELAR,. A. NJ Ruiz; Sharon Lass,
-C.~L. Mcdonald; Grandezia. Garden City
stables; Valdos, Los Angeles stables;
Minta Owen, Owen Bros; False Alarm,
VIM. Dunbar
Agricultural park stakes, running,
sweepstakes, for 3-year-olds, one and
a quarter miles-Leon. Joe Machado;
Little Cripple, Figueroa stable; Nacho
"B," M A. Forster; Vishun, James
Rearidon; Lottie Collins, Pallet Bros;
Model. Frank Farrar; Landlord John
M. ROBBINS; Pheada. W. S. Maben; Trix,
z. McGoldrich; Gold Dust, Owen Bros.
Polaski, Owen Bros; Miss Pollard, Lee
Shaner: Baby Bill, L. ]. Rose, jr.; Ar
nette, Garden City stables; Hacienda.
VIM. Dunbar
Selling race, for all ages, five furlongs:
Paderewsky. F. F. Estudillo; Tidal
Wave, Lewis Durett; C. P. H.. s.
Purdy; Mendocino, Geo. A. Tibbets. w y
Mckinley, M. A. Forster; Selkirk. VIM.
G. Long; Red Dick, Frank Beam: John
Treat, GIL Smith; Gondola, ]. c. Sweet:
Johnnie Capron. c. T. Thacker: Albert.
J. Linsey; Midnight, c. E. Sherman;
Hueneme, G. L. Mcdonald; Tampa
Mrs. e. Starkey; Ante, L. j. Rose, jr;
Robin Hood l., c. Boyd; Grandezia,
Garden City Stables; Chas. Boots, L. j.
Rose, jr.; Don Pho Pico, John Robbins:
Suwanee, VIM. Dunbar; King Carter
W. ): Maben; Bourbon, Thomas Bros;
Mrytle H, D. J. McCarty; Peril, M. j,
Kelly; Red Jacket, Frank L. Waring.
2:12, pacing, purse $1,000: Del Norte,
W. II. Stimson; Ruby M" P. T. Marr,
jr.; Hazel III. V.W. Hobson; Bill Fraz-
ier L. p. Justan & Co.; Loupe, Agnews
Stock Farm
2:30. trotting. purse $500: Belle Rus
sell, j. Mcpherson; Alki, N. G. Smith:
Fanny &C." c. A. Winship; Roy "W."
II. W. Whitman; Peter jackson, T. ].
Cecil.
The five and a half furlongs for all
ages has been postponed until tomor-
row.
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