The San Francisco call., 1897-08-12

won in 1898 race of 500. pounds; and if
such have not won two races since that oate
s pounds; ii beaten non-wlnners IN 1898, ~
pounds; If such are maidcns, D POUNDS addi-
tional. Selling purses not 10 De consluered
in estimating penalties and allowances DIX
and half furlongs. o
10 The California maiden stakes; $1,000
For three year oldsQ QoalS OF 1880. For aldens
at the time OF the closing OF the stake En-
trance free; SO for horses not aeclareo eoroy ny
not declared by time OF closing the entr1es tne
day preceding the race. The California Jockey
Club to guarantee the value OF the stakes 70 De
$1,000 OF which 5000 10 second and SlOO TO
third. Winners after closing OF the STAKES
once, 4 pounds; twice, pounds; thTee or
more, 10 pounds extra. Allowance: Ihose
that have started three or more times and
have never been placed allowed 10 pounds.
IL. Tne San Pablo selling stakes; $10O0-For
ihree-year-olds Goals OF 1880. For non-win-
ners OF $1,000 at the time OF me closing OF the
stakes Entrance free; $40 for horses not
declared 10y January l, 1898; $50 addiuonal
for horses not declared by the time OF closing
the en- tries the day preee ding the race. The
California Jockey Club to guarantee the value
OF the takes to be $1,000, OF which $500 TO
second and 500 10 third. Those entered 10
be sold for $1,000 10 carry ITO pounds then
two pounds Tor each 800 above that price up
10 $500. Usual allowance for fllies and
geldings.) Winners after the date OF oslng
OF three races OF any value, or one OF $1,000, TO
carry seven pounds extra. Selling price TO be
stated through he entry-boX at the time OF
closing the entries the day before the race.
Seven iurlongs.
II. The Shell Mound handicap; S1000-For
three-year-olds Goals of 1S95l. Entrance free;
$40 If not declared by January l, 1898; go
additional for horses not declared by time Of
closing the entries the day preceding me race
The California Jockey Club 10 guarantee the
value of the stakes to be $1,000 OF which 500
TO second and 500 to third. Weights to be
announced three days prior TO the race. Win
ners after the weights are announced TO carry
hve pounds extra. One mile.
13. The Golden Gate stakes $l000-For all
ages. For non-wlnners OF $1,000 IN 1897 up
TO the time OF the closing OF the stakes. En-
trance free; $40 for horses not declared by
January l, 1898; $50 additional Tor horses
not declared by time OF closing the entries
the day preceding the race. The California
Jockey Club to guarantee the value OF the
stakes to be $1,000, oflwhich 5000 10 second,
800 20 third. Seven pounds below the scale.
Non-winners OF $500 in 1897 up TO the closing
OF the stakes allowed 5 pounds. Maidens II
three-year-ods, 10 pounds; if tour-year-oids ds
and over, Is pounds. Winners alter closing
of the stakes OF three races OF any value, or
OF one OF $1,000, TO carry pounds extra.
Seven furlongs.
IA The Berkeley handicap; $1,000 high
weight handicap for all ages. Entrance fIee;
$40 if not declared by January l, 1898; SO
additional for horses not declared by time OF
closing the entries the day preceding the
race The California Jockey Club TO gueran-
lee the value OF the stakes TO be $1,000, OF
which $500 to second and 500 TO third
Weights to be announced three days prior 10
the race. Winners after the weights are an
nounced to carry pounds extra. SIX iur-
longs.
15 The Reliance Club handicap; $1,000
lightweight handicap for all ages. Entrance
free; $40 if not declared by January l, 1898;
$50 additional for horses not declared by time
OF closing the entries the day preceding the
race. The California Jockey Club to guarantee
the value of the stakes to be $1,000, OF which
$500 TO second and 800 to third "eights 10
be announced three days prior TO the race.
Winners after weights are announced 10 carry
five pounds extra. Seven furlongs.
16. The Acme Club handicap; $1,000 =
handicap for all ages. Entrance Tree; SO II
not declared by January l, 1888; $40 addi-
tional for horses not declared by time OF clos
ing the entries the day preceding the race
The California Jockey Club TO guarantee the
value OF the stakes to be $1,000. OF which 5000
to second ana 800 to third. Weighs 10 be
announced three days prior to the race. VIM
ners after weights are announced to carry five
pounds extra. Six and a half furlongs.
II. The Alameda handicap; $10OO-A handt-
cap for all ages. For non-winners OF $1,000 in
1897 up to the date OF closing OF the stakes.
Entrance free; $40 If not declared by January
l. 1898; $50 additional for horses not de-
claTed by time OF closing the entries the day
preceding the race. The California Jockey
c no 10 guarantee the value OF the stakes to
be $1,000, of which $500 to second and 500
10 third. Weights 10 be announced three days
prior to the race. Winners after the weights
are announced to carry i've pounds extra
Is. The Emeryville handicap; $I250-A
handicap for all ages. Entrance free; SO f
not declared by January l, 1898; $25 addi-
tional for horses not declared by time of clos
ing The ntries the day precedil g the race.
TIE California Jockey Club TO guarantee the
value OF the stakes TO be 1850. OF which 5000
to second and 500 10 third. Weights to be an
nOunced three days prior to the race. VIM
ners after weights are announced TO carry five
pounds extra. One mile and furlong.
19. The Cadmus stakes; $1250-For three
year-olds (foals OF 1880 that have never won
a stake or five races of any value up to the
date OF closing the stake. Entrance free SO
for horses not declared by January l, 1898;
$25 additional for horses not declared by the
time of closing the entries the day preceding
the race. The California Jockey Club to guar
antee The value of the stakes to be $3.50. of
which $500 to second and 800 TO third. Five
pounds below the scale. Winners of race of
the value of 800 after the closing of this
stake to carry five pounds extra; of two such,
one OF $500, eight pounds extra Others
that have not won three races since the closing
of this allowed three pounds; two races, six
pounds, and II beaten non-winners OF the year
1898 that have not won since the closing of
the stakes, ten pounds. Maidens that have
not been placed in stake in 1898, fifteen
pounds One mile.
20. The Oakland handicap; S1000-A haudi-
cap for all ages For non-winners of $1,000 in
1897 up to the date of the closing OF the stake.
Entrance free; $40 if not declared by January
l, 1898; $50 additional for horses not declared
by the time of closing OF the entries the day
preceding the race. The California Jockey
Club to guarantee the value OF the stakes to
be $1,000, of which 5000 to second and 500
TO third. Weights to be announced ,hree days
prior 10 the race. Winners after the weights
are announced to carry five pounds extra.
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