Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-26
DRIVING CLUBS
MATINEE SATURDAY
SEVERAL NOVELTIES PLANNED
FOR NEXT MEETING
Entries Include Some of the Fastest
Trotters in Southern California.
Master DeImar to
Race

| the IedJ OI auulnS n novelty 10 lON'
| city for the forthcoming matinee OF
the Los Angeles Driving club, to bt
| held Saturday afternoon. Heretofore
the horses entered in the novelty race
this race is to see which driver car
team" nearest to three minutes with.
out consulting a watch or using any
signals-have started singly, but Mr.
Redpath proposes to have them start
i'm groups of five, thus saving time and
making a race out of it. Twenty
horses have entered for this race, in
Guiding three teams. The teams will
be started in group by themselves
each team having to carry two in
the buggy.
Track in Good Condition
The club has been spending money
freely to put the track in the best pos
sible shape for this matinee, fully real
izing that to have fast track is to have
fast time. The track has been plowed
and resurfaced and the recent rain
did it world of good. Barring another
rain, it will be lightning fast by Satur-
day afternoon.
Judging by the entries received, Sat
urday's matinee will certainly be a
very successful one, and the board of
directors are enthusiastic over it.
Some of the greatest racing in the an
nails of the club will surely occur, as
the very cream of the clubs best horses
are entered. The owners of the horses
are all on tip-toe, as in several cases
who shall hold the cup being contested
for permanently. This is true of the
free-for-all pace, in which DR.. Bryson
has won two legs of the cup with
Toughnut. This also holds good in the
free-for-all trot, in which Henry
Berry's Briney X. has won both of the
races in which he has entered. Both
DR.. Bryson and Mr.. Berry declare that
they will surely drive their horses to
the limit to win their races Saturday.
Eight events are programmed and
they are all of the star order. The free
for-all pace has for it's entries Tough
nut, Welcome Mack and Stanton
Wilkes three as high-class PAGERS as
there are on the coast. Welcome Mack
won this race at the Christmas matt
nee in 2:12k, but both Toughnut and
Stanton Wilkes are in prime condi-
tion, the latter having worked a mile
yesterday in 2:10%.
Clark's Horse to Race
Tab,, paupolde, Da1al1o f0.1o1LN how
ing found the going a little too fast
in the free-for-all trot, has decided to
take try in the 1926 trot, where he
thinks he will find it all peaches and
cream, with a pink ribbon for a pre-
MUM. However, Jasper Paulsin and
George Anderson are both strong con-
tenders in this race and figure that
they will "show" Rozelle. Besides
there are several dark horses in this
race that will take a lot of beating.
w. A. Clark, jr., will drive his horse,
Master Delmar, and much is promised
from this quarter. Taken all in all,
this should be one of the best races of
the day.
The judges and timers of the after
noon will be DR.. M. L. Moore, w. H.
Smith, Lee Mabury and Fl. G. Bun
drem. A. w. Bruner will be the starter.
The driving club has engaged the best
band in the city and everything is free
Entries
Following are the order OF the races
and the entries:
First race, 2:3O trot-Chino. P. 3.
Michel, owner; Albuquerque, j, Mitch
el, owner; George, ]. Nickerson, own
er; Glennita, L. p. Keller, owner; Red
Ray B. F. McElhaney, owner.
Second race, 2:20 pace-Glen, G. A.
Founder owner; Athaio, ]. G. McGin-
mis-, owner; Casey, E. r. Guirado, own
er; Daniel j., w. A. Clark, jr., owner;
Virginia, Charles Cleveland, owner;
Cloe, C. A. Canfield, owner.
Third race, free-for-all pace-Tough-
nut, DR.. C. w. Bryson, owner; Wei
come Mack, E, ]. Delorey. owner; STAN
ton Wilkes, A. w. Bruner, owner.
Fourth race, 2:25 trot-George Ander-
son, w. S. McGiffert, owner; Rozelle
John Reynolds, owner; Master Delmar
w. A. Clark, jr., owner; Jasper Paul
sin, ]. M. Snodgrass, owner; Alcetiar
E. ]. Delorey, owner.
Fifth race, free-for-all trot-Briney
X. Henry Berry, owner; Rita H., By
ron Erkenbrecher, owner.
Sixth race, 1926 pace-Gladys NJ, II
j. Myers, owner; Big Don, P. d.
Michel, owner; Willie Jib, Henry Berry
owner; Lohengrin, DR.. William Dodge
owner.
Seventh race, 2:3O pace-Laura c..
George l.. Pierce, owner; Black Jim
A. ]. Mum, owner; Artesia, M. B
Mosher, owner; Dewey. A. I. Stewart
owner.
Eighth race, novelty-There are
twenty horses entered in this race, in
cluding the following teams: Bedelio
and George. John Nickerson. owner
Ketcham and Jessie Del. Boaz Dun
can, owner; Palo Verde and Lady, Dr.
w. A. Connolly, owner.