The herald., 1897-03-23
AMERICAN RACE HORSE
Is Expected to Show Up Well in
EngIand
Like the Oarsmen They Need Time to Get
Used to tine Climate-Winners at
Oakland Yesterday
Meridian.

NEWMARKET, England, March 22.-
The fat racing season of 1897 opens at
Lincoln this week. the first classic event
of the year, the spring handicap, being
scheduled for tomorrow. Up 10 within
three weeks the favorite of this race in
London betting was Lorillard's Diakka,
and he is strongly supported at 10 to 1
against, the favorite, Wenkfields Pride,
being to / against.
A reporter of the Associated Press
called today at Hare park, the place Mr..
Lorillard rents. Mr.. Lorillard has in
England twenty-six horses under his
trainer Huggins, who said: "Diakka Is
In excellent form and is SO improv ed
since last season that am hoping gIeat
things. The whole stable is in excel
lent health Lord Beresford is q half
owner in all of Mr.. Lorillards horses.
and they race half in Lord Williams 8
colors and half in Mr.. Lorillards, the
Jockey club not permitting stable NOM
nations. Diakka has been entirely
trained on the heath.
mt. Lorilard will not witness the
spring handicap, as he does not return
from the continent for about month
yet"
Concerning the American horses in
England, Mr.. Marsh said: "Yes, 1 have
seen them and they are likely lot. To
my mind, however, American horses are
run too quickly after coming to England
They feel the changes Of climate quite
as quickly as oarsnsen and athletes. I
notice the same In horses sent here from
Australia or Argentina. Paris III.
seemed to feel the cold like delicate in
valid. During the winter he always ap-
peared to be shivering. AS the weather
gets warmer these foreigners imme-
diately pick up. and by the end of May
they are In good form.
AT OAKLAND
SAN FRANCISCO, March 22-Weath-
er fine; track good.
Six furlongs-Satsuma won, imp. San
ia Bella second, Logan third; time, 1:15h.
Mile and ne-sixteenth-Scarbo
won, st. Distaff second, Rey del TERRA
third; time, 1:48%.
Six furlongs-Tim Murphy won, Mead
ow Lark second, Mobalasca third; time,
1:16A.
Four and a half furlongs-Androus
stakes, S1000-Martha won, Napamax
second, Thorpe third, time 0:5bA.
Mile and a furlong-Perseus won,
Morte Fonse second. Joe Terry third;
time, 1854.
Seven furlongs-David won, Aquinas
second, Hohenzollern third; time, 1:29h
Race Entries
The following is the list of entries and
weights for the races at Ingleside, which
are posted at the Los Angeles Turf club,
212 South Spring street. Commissions
received on these races, and full de-
scriptions of the events given. Races
begin at 2 p. m; first quotations re-
ceived at 1880 p IN. Telephone Main
First race. three and one-half furlongs.
maiden 2-year -olds. .purse-Approbation 10c.
Idrace lis, saboth ITO, Nellie Mcdonald,
ITO, Daisy 1os. Recreation 1i5 Fusil ITO, Ro-
The Professor 49, Socialist no. Rosa ITO.
Outlay lis. Los Priestos 11o, Low Jinks 115.
Keva no. DR.. Misner los. Udrace b g.. Ida
Picnic: Low Jinks ch. g.. Elrio Rey-Joana).
Second race. three-quarters. selling.sea
Spray 1OS Claudiana 49, Blue Bell 10S, Easel
sSs. 1t IT. Iss Mosr snd % Gs!ss jack M RsGrs
| iii. Mike Rice los. Don Pho Pico los, Miss
| Ross 10S, Roy Carruthers 81, satyr l04, Man
chester III. Reel 80, Fanny s. %, Edgemount
| 105, Riot liz, Cappy 92
Third race, one male, purse-Buckwa 11S,
| Salvable liz. Lincoln II SO. Argentina 107,
Greyhurst IS.
Fourth race, thrse-quarters. selling
Peril 106, Charlemagne 10l. Tempestuous A.
Morven lis, wyoming 11b. Caval!o 104, San
Marco 10, Gutta Percha 11S, Chappie ".
! Buenc 1Os. Alvero liz, Fig Leaf 80, Elmer F..
| 10, Massero LII, Doubtful 112. Alazan "a.
| Hazard 112, Russella 50. Chenilli 80.
Fifth race, mile and one-quarter, selling
| Judge Denny 108. Peter II liz, Can't
| Dance 108, Morte Fonse 112, Don Clarencio
| N.
ITO, Damien112, Babe Murphy 103 The Ro-
man 100. McLlght 10S. Cabrillo los.
| Seventh race. three-quarters, S-year-o,d
ula 10. Midlight ITO. Scotch Rose ITO. Scarf