The record-union., 1899-09-01
one-sixteenth miles. Closed with I

one-sixteenth miles. Closed with Z
entries.
Race No. 10. Purse, $4,000 which
$40 to second and $25 to third For
three -year-olds and upward. Five
pounds below scale. Allowances,
non-winner of $400, if a winner of
three races other than selling races in
1899, If three years old, allowed D
pounds; if four or over 10 pounds. A
winner of two races of any value since
August 25th to carry pounds extra.
Seven furlongs
Race No. 20. Selling purse, $250-of
which $50 to second and S25 to third.
For two-year-olds Maidens. Five
pounds below scale. Those beaten
three or more times allowed pounds,
and if not placed second or third, u
pounds. Winner to be sold for $400.
Five furlongs.
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, SEPT. STH.
Race No. a. Sunny Slope stake-For
-year-old fillies. Entrance, SO, to
accompany nomination; SIS additional
if not declared by D. m. the day pre-
ceding the race. With $500 added by
the society, of which $50 to second and
$50 to third. Weights pounds below
in 1899 to carry pounds extra; win
ners of three or more races, of any
value, other than selling races, since
the date of closing the stake, pounds
extra. Maidens allowed pounds. If
beaten three or more times since clos
ing of stake, pounds, and if not plac-
ed second or third, II pounds. Five
! furlongs. Closed with II entries.
Race No. %. Selling purse, $250-of
which $50 to the second and $50 to
third. For three-year-olds and up
ward that have started three or more
times and not won three races in 1899.
Twelve pounds above scale. Winner
to be sold for 5000; if for less, 5 pounds
allowed on each $100 down to $100
Beaten winners allowed z pounds
Winners since August 25th to carry 3
pounds extra for each win. Six fur
longs.
Race No. 26. Selling purse $30O-of
which $50 to second and $50 to third.
For three-year- The winner to
be sold for $500; if for less, pounds
allowed on each 800 down to $500
Non winners of two races in 1899 al
lowed 5 pounds. A winner of two
races after August 25th to carry 5
pounds extra Seven furlongs.
SIXTH DAY-SATURDAY.S SEPT. 9TH
Race No. 2S. The Vinctor stake-For
three -year-olds and upwards En-
trance, SO, to accompany nomination;
SO additional for horses not declared
by p. m. day preceding race; with
$500 added by the society, of which $50
to second and $25 to third; 5000 addi-
tional and stake to be named after win
ner if Vinctor's time q :40) is beaten.
One mile. Closed with s entries
Race No %. Purse $1,000 which
$50 to second and $50 to third. For
-year-olds. Five pounds below scale.
A winner of four or more races of any
value, or a stake winner, to carry >
pounds extra. Non winners of two
races, if a non-Winner of a stake, al
lowed 3 pounds. Maidens, 5 pounds,
and if beaten three or more times, Z
pounds, and if not been placed second
or third, i pounds. Allowances not
! accumulative. Six furlongs.
Race No. 30. Selling purse, $1,000
which $50 to second and $50 to third
For three-year-olds and upwards. For
horses that have not won more than
four races since April !, 1899. The
winner to be sold for $500; if for less, ,
pounds allowed on each 500 down to
| $500. Non-winners of two races, al
| lowed ) pounds. Seven furlongs.
Entries close 4 p. m. day before race.
Horses not declared out of stakes by
! 4 p. m. day before race, liable for
! starting fee.
Allowances must be claimed with
entry.
A. B. SPRECKELS, President
p j Shields Secretary