The record-union., 1898-07-12

the day preceding the race; with $3.50
added by the society, of which $40 to
second. and $50 to third. Weights five
pounds below scales. Winner of three
races. any value, five pounds; if four,
seven pounds; If Ave or more ten pounds
extra Allowances: Maidens Ave pounds,
winner of but one race when starting
i've or more times, five pounds; beaten
maidens for twice, five pounds; three
times, seven pounds; five or more times,
fifteen pounds. Five furlongs.
No. 1.-THE California Annual Stakes,
for two-year-olds. Entrance SO, to ac-
company the nomination; $50 addition
al for each colt not declared by p. m.
the day preceding the race; with $500
added by the society, of which 500 to
the second and $50 to third colt. Win
ners of three or more races, three
pounds; of four, FIVE pounds; of five or
more, seven pounds extra. Allowances:
Maidens five pounds Winners of but
one race, when starting three or more
times, five pounds; beaten maidens, five
pounds for once; seven pounds for twice,
ten for three; fifteen for five or more
times. Those beaten three times and
not placed one, two or three, allowed
five pounds additional Six furlongs.
No. THE Autumn Handicap, for
two-year-olds. Entrance $40, to accom-
pany nomination; SO additional for
colts not declared by 4 p. m. the day
preceding the race; with $500 added by
the society, of which $50 to second, and
SO to third. Weights posted by II m.
the day before the race. One mile.
No. S-The Shafter Selling Stakes, for
maiden twoyear-olds at time of closing.
Entrance So to accompany nomina-
| ton; SO additional for oclts not de-
clared by 4 p. m. the day preceding the
race, with $3.50 added by the society, of
! which $50 to second and $40 to third.
Winner to be sold at auction. If for
$1,000, weight for age; two pounds al-
lowed for each S1G0 to $500, then three
pounds to 5000. Winners of one race
after closing to carry five pounds; of
| two or more, ten pounds extra. Value
placed on starters through entry box by
p. m. the day before the race. Six
furlongs.
CONDITIONS.
The State Agricultural Society's rules
to govern, except where the conditions
are otherwise. All declarations and
Chains IOT allowances Will De due al 4
p. m. the day preceding the race, unless
otherwise specified in the conditions.
Entrance and declaration money to go
to winner. No added money for less
than four starters in different interests.
In selling races, beaten horses not liable
to claim.
OTHER MATTERS.
The Secretary was directed to adver-
tise the betting privilege as a whole,
bookmaking, auction and Paris mutual
systems to be used Bids will be re-
ceived up to August 18th, and the right
to reject any or all bids is reserved.
In the matter of new grounds for park
purposes, a committee consisting of Di-
rectors Barrett, Wilson and Cox were
named to consider sites and prices of
locations offered and submit the results
of their consideration to the board. This
Will require at least sixty days time,
after which final action will be taken
by the Board of Directors.
c. T. Barton was awarded the usual
Pavilion refreshment privilege, and F.
w. Leavitt, programmer of the Cali
fornia Jockey Club, was the purchaser
of the programe privilege.
Director Terry and Secretary Smith
were named as the Committee on Music.
| The next meeting of the board will be
| held August 18th