Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
DRIVING CLUBS
NEXT MATINEE
TO BE HELD AT AGRICULTURAL
PARK WEDNESDAY
High Class Card Arranged-"Pop"
Henderson's Horse to Pace
In the Free for
All

If Jupe Pluvius will kindly refrain
from answering the frantic appeals of
one Hatfield r. NJ, until after Wash
ington's birthday the Los Angeles
! Driving club promises to put up o
card for lovers of light harness racing
that has never been surpassed in the
history of the organization. This is 4
broad statement to make, but having
in mind the excellent racing furnished
at the last matinee, and after scanning
over Wednesdays program the direc-
tors feel confident that they can make
good in fulfilling the foregoing asser-
| ton.
Eight races have been arranged.
Secretary Redpath has spent much
time in selecting the highest class
horses owned by members of the club,
and the speed committee has been
very careful in classifying the entries.
no walk overs can be foreSeen, but
every heat will be race from wire to
wire.
A large number of entries have been
horses will start. The very best foot
ers now stabbed at Agricultural park
as entered.
Welcome Mack to Race
A great race is predicted in the free
for all pace, in which there are entered
Welcome Mack, who stepped in 2:OS IL
at the last matinee, Stanton Wilkes
and Toughnut
Never in the history of the club have
there been four horses entered in the
free-for-all trot, which will be the case
at the coming matinee. The pink"
horse, Rozelle, showed such surprising
speed and form at the last matinee that
the speed committee feels warranted
in promoting him to the top notch.
The entries for this class are Briney
K, Ole, Rozelle and Rita H. These four
horses are equally matched in speed,
form and staying qualities, and great
race is looked for between them. What
interests the public mostly is that the
noted horse Ole, which Pop" Hender-
son purchased especially in the north
to beat Briney K, will start in this race.
Nose Hamburger has presented a
beautiful silver cup which will be given
to the club member winning this trot
three times.
While those mentioned will be the
star races of the day, many fast and
promising horses are entered in the
other divisions. This is specially true
of the 2:2O pace. Six horses are en-
tered for this event and there is not
a seconds difference between them in
speed.
The track will be in ideal condition
providing there are no rains between
now and Washington's birthday.
The following members will officiate:
Judges, DR.. w. w. Hitchcock, j. C.
Cline, Byron Erkenbrecher; timers.
Godfrey Fritz, j. W. Nckerson and d.
R. Rozell; starter A. w. Bruner. The
entries are
Entries
2:25 pace-Gladys M. (H. j. Myers,
owner), l.. w. IN. Kramer, owner),
Willie Jib (Henry Berry, owner),
Lohengrin CDR, William Dodge, owner).
Free-for-all trot-Rozelle (J. H. Rey-
nolds, owner), ole (H. N. Henderson,
owner), Briney X (Henry Berry own
err, Rita II byron Erkenbrecher,
owneD.
2:20 pace-Glen &c. A. Founder, own
err Casey &c. II. Guirado. owner), Vir-
ginia (Charles Cleveland, owner),
Athaio G. G. McGinnis, owner), Chloe
&C. A. Garfield, owneD, Daniel j, CIV,
A. Clark, jr., owner),
Free-for-all pace-Toughnut (Dr. C.
w. Bryson, owner), Stanton Wilkes CA.
w. Bruner owneO, Welcome Mack (E.
j. Delorey, owner).
2:3O trot-Will Clark CIV. A. Clark,
jr., owner), Red Ray IN. Il. MqElha-
ney. owneD. Alcetia E. j. Delorey,
owner), Albuquerque (J. Mitchell,
owner), Glennita (L. p. Keller owne).
2:25 trot-Zombretta a.. j. Christie
pher, owne), Limonero (H. Arms,
owner), George Anderson CIV. S. Nc
Giffert, owner), Master Delmar CIV. A.
Clark, jr., owner).
2:3O pace-Big Don P. B. Michel,
owner), Gluck ON. b. Mosher, owneD,
! Dewey GA. l. Stewart, owner), Laura