The San Francisco call., 1896-08-22
WOODLAND PROGRAMME
Rich Purses and All of the Best
Horses in Training En-
tered.
The Trotters, PAGERS and Runners to
Have a Chance Each Day of
the Meet.

The management of the Woodland race
trotting. pacing and running events up
and not have three days of trotting and
three of running, as originally intended.
This looks like very wise move and will
no doubt result in a more uniform at
tendance throughout the meeting.
The programme as arranged is as fol.
lows:
First day-Monday, August "a.
$500
Second race-Runn1ng event-No 2. Purse
$3.50, selling. For three-year- olds and up.
ward top price, 5000; 8 pounds allowed
for each $1O0 to $iOO. Half-mile heats.
Third race-Running event-No. 4. .W.Purse
$780, For horses OF ell ages. Is pounds be.
low the scale, Winners penalized pounds
for every victory since January 1, 1896, in q
purse or selling race, but shall carry 3 pounds
in addition for every stake with maidens,
three years old or upward, allowed pounds
when they have started three or more times.
Otherwise allowed but three pounds. Six fur
longs.
Second day-August 25.
First race-No. 4. Class 2:17, trotting. Purse
$500.
Second race-No. IL. Glass 2:20, pacing.
Purse $500.
Third raoe-Running event-No. 8. Purse
$500, handicap. For three-year-olds and up
ward. One mile.
Th1rQ 0ay-W eQneSQdy, August 26.
First race--No. q. Glass :25, pacing, Purse
$500.
Second race-Running event-No L. Purse
1900. For horses of all ages, non-winners in
1896. Weights 10 pounds below the scale.
Five-eighths of q mile.
Third race-Running event-No. S. Purse
5000, selling. All ages; top price 800; Q
pounds allowed for each 800 to 800. Thir-
teen-sixteenths OF mile.
Fourth-race-Running event-No g. Purse
$3.50. For horses three years old or upward.
Ten pounds below the scale. Winners of a
race in 1896 wor tn $500 to the winner penal
lied pounds; one worth $1,000 or more to
the winner in 1896 penalized pounds; win
ners OF four races of any sort in 1896 to carry
pounds additional; maidens beaten two OF
more times this season allowed 5 pounds. Six
furlOngS.
Fourth day-Thursday, August 27.
First race-No. z. Class 2:l2 pacing. Purse
$500.
second race-No. TO- Class 2:11 trotting.
Purse $500.
Third race-Running event-No. g. Purse
$3.50. Weights II pounds below the scale
penalized pounds; of two races, 5 pounds; OF
three or more races since January /, 1896, 6
pounds. Maidens, three years old or upward
allowed pounds. Five furlongs.
Fourth race-Running event-No. z. Purse
$500. Handicap. For three-year-olds and up
ward. One and sixteenth miles.
Fifth day-Friday, Angst %.
First race-No H. Glass 2 "a trotting, purse
$500
Second race-running event-No. 9. Purse
$500. Selling. Top price, $500; two pounds
allowed for each $100 to 800. Five-eighths OIL
mile.
Third race-running event-No. 10. Purse
$3.50. For two-year-olds. Winners of two oil
more races in 1896 penalized five pounds
maidens that have started three or more times
allowed five pounds; maidens unplaced 1-2-S
in three or more starts allowed eight pounds
Four and half furlongs.
Sixth day-SaJurday, August 20.
First race-No. 8. Glass 2:15 trotting, purse
$500.
$500.
$3.50 For horses of all ages, fifteen pounds
below the scale; two pounds penalty for every
winner in 1896. Horses starting three or more
times in 1885, and being unplaced 1-2-3, al
lowed five pounds additional. Seven furlongs