The herald., 1896-10-16
ing the race to Miss Jessie by six
lengths Conn was third. Time, 2:15;
at the quarters, :34, 1907 and 1:42.
2:25 PACE

ing the race to Miss Jessie by six
lengths. Conn was third. Time, 2:15;
at the quarters, :34, 1:07 and 1:42.
2:25 PACE
Bastina was made favorite for the
2:25 class pacing, selling at $40, with
the field at 49, For the heat the book
makers wanted l to on Bastina. Rex
Alto was scratched. May Nutford had
the pole. Bastina started out at great
pace and led May Nutford by head
at the quarter mark, Waywood third.
Just past the quarter Bastina broke ana
lost eight or nine lengths, which he
never recovered. Juliet ID. challenged
May Nutford and at the three-quarter
mark was in front A fine race down
the stretch ensued. Julit D. winning by
threequarters of a length from May
Nutford, Bastina third Time, 2:17A
at the quarters, :34,1:07A and 143.
In the second heat Baatina got a
length the best of the start, but Juliet
D. went away at a great gait, leading
at the half by five OF six lengths from
May Nutford. Bastina was finely
driven in the stretch. but could not get
within a length of Juliet D., who won
her second heat in 2:1S1a.
In the third heat the judges displaced
Johnson from driving Bastina and put
up Sullivan. Odds of to were wanted
on both Bastina and Juliet d. Bastina
got the worst of the start. The race was
never in doubt, Juliet D. winning as she
pleased. Time, 219.
SUMMARY
Five and a half fu,longs for all ages,
purse s350-C. L. McDonald's blk s.
Huenemes /: VIM. Dunbar's b. m.
Suwanee, 2; John Robbins Hallelujah.
g; time, 1:0S%.
One and one-sixteenth miles, selling
race for all ages-W. S. Maben's ch. Z.
Rebellion, 1; Wm. Dunbar's br. m. Ha-
AI,.c
Bozeman. 8; time, AS.
One mile bicycle tandem-IIatton and
Schmidt: Miller and Aldridge, 2; Tay-
lor and Hutton, 3; time, 2:06H.
Los Angeles futurity, sweepstakes for
tWo-year-olds. six furlongs-Gardtn
Bros b. f. Minta Owen, 2; D. J. Nc
Carty's ch. 8. p. T., 8; time. 1:15%.
Special trot for named horses, three
in FIVE, purse, $500
w. II. Stimson's Miss Jessie. ....1 1 ]
Weathers & Lowery's b. m. Let
iII p ..........
J. H. Felly's b. s. Conn. ...........2 8 3
Geo. w. Ford's br. s. Nearnut. "a =
Time, 2:lSA, 2:14 and 2:15.
Facing, 2:15 class three in five, purse
SCOT
Dohs & Durfee's b. m. Juliet D..1 1 1
N. M. Johnson's CHI. f. Bastina. ...3 3
Y. b. Clarke's b. m. May Nutford.2 3 4
E. r. Den's b. s. Waywood. ......4 9
Time 2:17A, 2:1S1a and 2:19.
INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL
DISPLAY
The industrial and agricultural dis
play continued to attract large crowds
yesterday, greatly increased interest
being quite noticeable. What is per-
haps as fine a drove Of Poland China
hogs as has ever been shown in the
state. which was placed on exhibit by
A. C. Warner of Tustin, attracted much
attention from interested stock men.
The exhibit of twenty-three Jersey
COWS and calves, shown by George f.
Platt, seemed to be a great favorite
With those interested in the manufac-
ture of the nourishment of early youth.
The display of honey and articles per-
tanning to an apiary which was shown
by c. w. Dayton in Industrial hall, con-
tinued to attract considerable atten-
ton Here bees in a glass case could be
seen collecting and deposting their
sweetness. The awards of prizes have
all been made now. but as the books are
not posted up no official or complete an
nouncement can yet be made.