The record-union., 1899-09-01
NEXT WEEKS RUNNING RACES
A COMPLETE PROGRAM OF
TRACK EVENTS.
Many Matters Of Interest to Horse
men and Lovers OF Park
Attractions.

The Directors of the State Agricul-
tural Society have completed every de-
tail of the running program for the
first week of the State Fair. 1t is
in detail as follows:
FIRST DAY-MONDAY, SEPT. 4TH.
(Entries close D. m. Sept Sd, for
Mondays races)
Race No 8. Selling purse S300-of
which $50 to second and SO to third.
For three -year-olds and upward that
have not won three races in 1899 Ten
pounds below scale. Maidens allowed Z
pounds. Beaten nonwinners that have
started three or more times allowed )
pounds, and if four-year- or over
10 pounds. A winner of two or more
races since August 25th to carry 3
pounds extra. Winner to be sold for
$500. Six furlongs.
Race No. 4. The Shafter selling stake
For maiden two-year- at time of
closing. Entrance so TO accompany
nomination; SO additional for colts not
declared by p. m. of day preceding
race; with $500 added by the society,
of which $50 to second and $50 to third.
Winner to be sold at auction. If for
81 900, weight for age; , pounds al
lowed for each 500 to $500, then
pounds to 5000. Winners of one race
after closing to carry 5 pounds, of two
or more, 10 pounds extra Value plac-
ed on starters through entry box by 4
p. m. day before race. Six furlongs.
Closed August 18th with II entries.
Race No. ). Selling purse $1,000
which $50 to second and $50 to third.
For three-year- olds and upward. The
winner to be sold for $500; if for less,
pounds allowed on each 500 down
to S400; then pounds on each 800
down to $500 Non-winners of three
races in 1899 allowed pounds; if four
or over 10 pounds. One mile.
SECOND DAY-TUESDAY, SEPT.
9TH
Race No. s. Flash stake-For all ages.
Entrance, SO, to accompany nomina-
tion SO additional for horses not de-
clared by 4 p. m. the day preceding the
race; $500 added by the society, of
which $50 to second and $50 to third.
Non winners of five races this year if
three year-olds and over, if a non
winner of a race in 1898 or 1899 of the
value of 81 ,000 allowed pounds; or of
one of the value Of $500, 10 pounds; of
S4O0, ID pounds: of $500 20 pounds.
Six furlongs, Closed with 16 entries
Race No. g. Purse. $1,000 which
500 to second and $50 to third. For
two-year- -olds. To carry 112 pounds. A
winner of a stake race, or of four races
of the value of $500 each, to carry )
pounds extra. NOn-Winners of a stake
race, if non-winner of three races,
allowed pounds: of two races and
maidens, Z pounds. Maidens beaten
three or more times, l. pounds Five
and one-half furlongs.
Race No. 10. Selling purse, $4,000
which $50 to second and $50 to third.
For three-year-olds and upward. For
horses that have not won two races
since August %, 1899. The winner to
be sold for 500; if for less, 3 pounds
allowed on each 800 down to 5000.
Horses beaten two or more times since
that date allowed pounds Maidens
that have started and not been placed,
10 pounds. Seven furlongs.
THIRD DAY-WEDNESDAY SEPT.
9TH.
Race No. 13. Dewey selling stake
For three-year-old Entrance, SO. to
accompany nomination; SO additional
for horses not declared by 4 D. m. the
aQQS0
the society, Of which $50 to second. SO
TO third. Winner to be sold at auc-
ton. If for 81, 200 to carry rule weight;
if for less, , pounds allowed on each
500 to 500. thence 3 pounds for each
S1OO to $400. Selling price to be placed
on starter through entry box by o.
IN. on the day preceding the race. A
winner of a stake race or three or more
races after closing of entries to carry
Z pounds extra. One mile. Closed with )
entries.
Race No. II. Selling purse, $300-Of
which $50 to second and $50 to third.
For three-year- olds and upward. For
horses that have won three or more
races in 1899 Ten pounds below
scale. The winner to be sold for $500.
Six furlongs.
Race No. 10. Selling purse, $1,000
which $50 to second and SO to third.
For three-year-ol and upward The
winner to be sold for 81 900: if for less.
pounds allowed on each 800 down
to $500. Non-winners of three races
in 1899, allowed pounds Non winners
of one race beaten three or more times
in 1899, 10 pounds. A winner of two
or more races since August 25th, To
carry pounds extra. One and one
sixteenth miles.
FOURTH DAY-THURSDAY, SEPT
7TH
Race No. IS. Ladies' stake-For mares
and fllies. three-years-old and up
wards Entrance, so, to accompany
nomination; SO additional for horses
not declared by 4 p. m. the day pre-
ceding the race Society to add $500
of which $50 to second and so to
third. Winners of a race of 81 900 OF
over in 1S9S or 1899, to carry scale
weight. Non-winners in 1898 or 1S9!
of a race of 81 900 in value allowed
pounds; of a race of $3.50 allowed
pounds; of a race of $400, II pounds;
of $500. ID pounds. Winners of two
or more races, other than selling race
after closing of stake to carry
pounds extra for each win. One and