Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-26
CLUB
TO HOLD MATINEE
MANY CRACK HORSES ARE
ENTERED FOR MEET
Local Devotees Of the Side Wheeler
Sport viii Have Another oppor-
tVnity Of Watching the
Trottere and PAGERS

Los Angeles Harness Horse associa-
tions' meet last week lovers OF the
side wheelers will be given another
opportunity of watching the trotters
and PAGERS when the Los Angeles Driv-
| ing club matinee occurs at Agrlcul-
tural park, Thanksgiving day.
Already thirty-two head of horses
have been entered at Secretary Red
paths office, and he predicts that all
of forty head will start. With this
number of good horses already enter
ed a fast and classy program is as
sured the devotees of the speedy side
wheelers.
Mr.. e. p. Bosbyshell has entered his
fast PAGER Midnight, with a record of
2:09A Midnight is one of the most
reliable PAGERS in the club.
Thomas Hughes has also entered his
bay gelding PAGER Welcome Mac, who
has a matinee record of 2:0Sh.
Mr.. George Founder has recently
purchased one of the highest class
trotters i'm the state. This horse is a
3-year-old, seal-brown mare, and Mr..
Founder has christened her Glory. She
worked out a mile the other day in
2:15k. and has shown extreme speed.
Mr.. Founder has her entered for the
coming matinee.
Mr. Frank Longs Siegfried, very
fast young PAGER, is entered to start
in one of the classes.
Mr. ]. II. Snowden will drive his
horse Rondo. This fast PAGER has re-
Gently worked trial mile in 2:13, and
gives promise of a 2:10 horse.
Tom Green, owned by Geo. l.. Pierce,
will start in one of the slower classes.
He is a nice green" PAGER.
Mr.. H. j. Myers will pilot his speedy
little sorrel PAGER Gladys M, with a
record of 2:19h
Mr.. w. A. Glascock has entered his
mare Gray Bess. She looks like win
nerh for one of the slower classes.
Mr.. l.. j. Christopher promises to
spring another good one by the name
of Paso del Robles, named after the
famous stock farm in the north from
which he came. This horse has q
promise of much better time with
more work.
Mr.. H. N. Henderson will start his
gray gelding Henry N, who has
stepped a mile, in 2;0S1s.
Mr.. b. r. Smith has loosened up
and entered two of his fast horses.
One is chestnut mare by the name
of Mylock, and the other is his well
known sorrel gelding Harry H, who
has captured some of the clubs pretty
silver cups in past seasons.
ton Of owning one Of the fastest and
smallet trotters in the United States
in the equine Eddy K. This little
horse is mostly body, but he can surely
cover ground.
Mr.. A. 1. Stewart has entered his bay
mare Juneau, by Our Lucky, 2:12.
Juneau has the earmarks Of very
promising PAGER.
The Clipper is a swell PAGER recently
hxyN NI,. Erft IN
in condition he has stepped mile in
2:15. Mr.. Fritz intends making
matinee horse out of him.
Mr.. J. H. MitchePs big bay gelding
Albuquerque, with record of 2:171a,
is entered to start
Mr.. ]. D. Springer will drive So
noma Girl in the free-for-all trot. She
has stepped a mile in 2:09A. Mr..
Springer has also entered his bay
gelding trotter Don u, very fast
horse.
Danube the handsome seal-brown
stallion, owned by Captain J. c. New
ton of South Pasadena, will start in
the free-for-all trot.
Mr.. George Ford of Santa Ana will
drive Burnut, probably in the free-for-
all trot. Mr.. Ford has great horse
in Burnut and he will surely make 1t
interesting for the other contestants.
Mr.. VIM. Morgan of Pasadena has
entered Queer Knight, winner of many
fast races. This horse will also prob
ably start in the free-for-all trot.
Mr.. M. B. Mosher has entered two
of his horses. Zollie is one of them.
Mr.. L. p. Keller has also entered
two horses, his bay trotting mare
Glennita and brown horse Clay.
Many other good horses will also
start.
The Driving club has recently been
the recipient of many beautiful dona-
tions in the shape of silver cups, to he
contested for by members of the club
during the coming season.
Mr.. Brock of Brock & Feagan has
presented a handsome silver cup for
the trotter winning the greatest num-
ber of heats during the season of 1906
1907 This cup was specially designed
by Mr.. Brock, with the clubs emblem
beautifully engraved on 1t.
Mr.. w. A. Clark, Jr., has donated a
very handsome silver cup to the club
for the free-for-all pace. This cup
must be won three times by the. same
member before it becomes his prop
erty.
The Jepson Saddlery Co. has pre-
sented a silver cup for the member
owning the horse trotting the fastest
mile in race during the season.
The large and beautiful Hamburger
cup is still up for the free-for-all trot.
This cup has been coptested for four
times, the first contest being won by
d. j. Desmond, the second by H. N.
Henderson, and the third and fourth
by Capt. ]. C. Newton.
Mr.. S. Nordlinger has donated a
magnificent silver cup for the PAGER
winning the greatest number of heats
during the season.
Montgomery Bros have presented a
silver cup for the member owning the
horse pacing the fastest mile in a race
during the season.
The Henry Berry cup is still on the
shelf waiting for a winner in the 2:30
pace. This cup must be won three
times by the same member before it
becomes his property The following
members have won one or more legs
of this cup: Alex. Wilson, Nov. "a,
1904; Geo. l.. Pierce. Jan. 20, 1904; Geo.
L. Pierce, Feb. 22, 1905; ]. A. Fairchild,
May l. 1905; H. j. Meyers, May 80,
1906; III. H. Myers, July 20, 1906; b. r..
Muara Ian 07 1909. q E Wilson