The herald., 1897-11-24
HORSE TALK

HORSE TALK
Running Race Results-chicago Horse
Show Troubles
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.-Weather
fine at Oakland; track heavy. Results;
First race, six furlongs-Sweet VIII
liam won, Lucky Star second, Alma
third Time, 1:46A. Charlie Boots, d,
]. Tobn, Nervula, Senator Mahoney,
Woodland Belle, Sleepy Jane, Coda, Fan
nie E., Diablita and Ricardo also ran.
Second race, mile and one-eighth-
Fort Augustus won, Mulberry second,
Don Daniel third. Time, 2:01A. Sir Phil
lip also ran.
Third race five and one-half furlongs-
Dr. Sharp won, Marplot second, Sybaris
third. Time, 1:091s. Al Koran, Pongo,
Espirando and Hermosa also ran.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Col. Dan
won. Spunwell second. Bonnie lone
third. Time, 1:16. Fly, Free Will
O'Gleeta, Soscol and Bernardillo also
ran.
Fifth race mile and e-quarter-Lit-
tie Cripple won, Palomacita second, Don
Clarencio third. Time. 2:13 Heidel-
Ref and Wawaona also ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Montallade
won, lamar second. Lode Star third
Time. 1:17. Emma D., Lo Lo, Charles
A., Floreanna, Judge Stouffer, Heri-
tage and r. Q. Ban also ran.
AT BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 23-Despite
an exceedingly muddy and heavy track,
good racing was the rule at Pimlico to e
day. Results:
Five and one-half furlongs-Refide
won, Eileen D. second, Ellerslee Belle
third. Time, 1:141a.
Five furlongs-Ten Spot won, The
Manman second, Maud Adams third
Time, 1:041s.
The Ocean club handicap, one mile
Alberts won, Bromo second. Time,
1:451a.
Six furlongs, two-year- -olds-Babieca
won, Hand Press second, Lady Disdain
third. Time 1:17%.
One mile-Wadswort won. Knight of
the Garter second. Alarum third. Time,
1:43A.
Gentlemen riders, Association cup,
about three miles-Athlete won, Undine
second, Calendar third. No time.
PALO ALTA HORSES
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal,
Nov. 23.-The regular annual shipments
of Palo Alto horses have commenced.
The first shipment of 80 thoroughbred
colts will be put on the San Francisco
market Friday and will be followed at
regular intervals by other shipments.
SALE OF STOCK
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Fasig & Co.'S
sale of trotters and PAGERS was continued
at Madison Square today. There We're
about 1000 persons present. The sales
above $500 were:
CONSIGNMENT of ]. L. Tarlton, LeXing-
ton, Ky, Prince Otto, bay colt, 1885. race
record 2:23A, Florence D.,
Bellemead farm, $1,000.
Consignment of W. NJ Titus, Spring
field. O.. Winnie Bareg. bay mare, 1892,
2:191a, Baron Wilkes Winnie DAVIS AL
bert Moser, Vienna, 1925.
A KENTUCKY SALE
LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov. 29.-The sale
of thoroughbreds under the auspices of
the Easton company opened today with
the consignment Of Major B. M. Thomas.
whose Offering of 80 head realized $19,
700, an average of $615.93.
The other consignments consisted of
breeding stock of varying merits. The
following We're the leading sales:
Hinlyar, b. s., % years, by Alarm
Hira. Il. S. Gardner, jr., Avondale, Tenn,
$2500.
Imp. Massetto, b. s., years, by St.
Sinon-Lady Abbess, E. s. Gardner, jr.,
$4,000.
Alabama, blk m., years, by Himyar-
Bandit, John Mari, $1,000.
Jewell B., ch. m. IL years, imp. King
Ban Jewell, NJ. Young, s1400.
Lady Agnes, ch. m., 10 years, St.
Blaise- Carita, NJ Young, $500.
Mamie Himyar, b. M, by Himyar-
Mamie Gray, John Mari. $1,000.
Quesal, b. M, by Himyar- Queen b., J.
T. Carson, $1100.
imp. Wagner, b. s., Is years, by Imp
Prince Charlie-Duches of Malfi, j. b.
Wiley, $780,
Meta, b. m, II years, by Onandaga-
Una, w. p. Norton, $1650.
Pocahontas, b. m, by Duke of Mont
rose Helva, NJ. Young, 1915.
Semper Fidele. b. M, by Longfellow-
La Sylphide, Marcus Daily, $780,
Bauer & Co.'S horses in training were
sold tonight.
A CHAMPION RINGER
CHICAGO, Nov 23.-Royal Standard
the grand champion coach stallion OF
the Chicago horse show. has been de-
clared ringer" and his owners, Ora
ham Bros. of Claremont, Ont, have beer
ordered to return the trophies awarded
by the judges.
1t has been found that the stallion il
an imported half-bred, not registered II
America and never can be because oi
the rulings of the American hackney
stud book
The State Board is at present with.
! holding money won by Graham Brothers
draft stallion. Young Mcqueen, and the
hackney courier until such trophies
shall be returned.
Secretary Garrard, after an inspec-
} ton of the matter said: Royal Stand
| ard was ringer and we have, from the
[ evidence before us no course open but
{ to believe that the possibility of his ex.
D hibition was only secured through the
! connivnnce of an official.
when the matter is straiehtened on