Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-15
n ACE LOVERS will have four days

~ ACE LOVERS will have four days
TX of sport this week, when, beginning
Wednesday. the Los Angeles Har-
ness association opens its regular sum-
mer meeting at Agricultural park. The
fastest trotters and PAGERS on the coast
will be seen in action. The stables at
the park are filed with speedy. classy
animals and each morning the track is
alive with fast ones preparing for the
contests
On account Of the length Of the pro-
gram each day, Secretary Robert A,
Smith has announced that the first heat
will be called a t 1 O'Clock. But as there
will be as many as twelve or more mile
races during an afternoon those arriv-
ing later will witness plenty of sport
In addition to the regular harness
events a one-mile dash for runners,
with woman riders, will be the feature
of the week. A large number of entries
have been received for this race and the
crowd in attendance to watch the girls
ride will proba bly, be one of the largest
ever seen at Agricultural park.
Pools Will Be Sold
The usual auction pools and Paris
mutuals will be sold in the betting ring
The association directors will hold
their final meeting Monday night to
rangements for the meeting. There will
be band concert each day and the
directors have decided to make the adj
mission fifty cents, including grounds
and grandstand.
Secretary Smith is greatly pleased
with the class of horses in the different
events and says there is not single
event on the card which will not be a
horse well worth seeing. The fastest
miles seen at the old track in many
a day will be made.
There is a feature event for each OF
the four days. The 2:12 and 2:19 PAGES
are the big events on the opening, the
free-for-all trot for the second day, the
ladies' race and the 2:19 trot for Friday
and the 2:09 pace for the last day.
The entries for the meeting follow:
Wednesday, July 1s
2:12 Pace: $50O-Cuckoo, b. g., NJ. B.
Sweeney, Hanford, CAL; Corners. b.
g., Geo. A. Founder, Los Angeles. Cal;
Welcome Mac, br. g., Thos. Hughes
Los Angeles, Cal. Victor Platte, b. g.
Fred Tanning, San Diego, Cal
Three Min Mixed $4OO-Bily Doyle
p, bulk. g., R. G. Doyle, Los Angeles
CAL. Van Neer, p., S. g., w. C. Brain
M. Alex Wilson, Riverside, Cal; Dixie
w. t., br. M, C. A. Garfield, Los An.
geles, Cal. zolahka, t., b. M, E. T
Parker; Foggy B., p., blk. s., Thos
Delaney, South Pasadena, CAL; Good
wood, t., br. s., l.. e. Mcclellan, Lo
Angeles, CAL; Starlight, t., gr M, Chas
Saddler, Los Angeles Cal; Miss Rich
nut p., gr. M, H. Carson Gilbert, Lo:
Angeles; Claval, t., b. g., DR.. VIM
Dodge, Los Angeles; Donford, p, b. g..
l.. M. Appleby, Los Angeles; Maud st
Clair, p, b. M, G. W. Dickson, Los
Angeles SILK Jim, p, blk. b., j. w
Snowden, Los Angeles; Mira, t., blk
g., C. H. Lara bee, Los Angeles.
2:19 Pace: $500-Rosie O'Moore, ch
m, Geo. A Founder, Los Angeles
Henry N, gr. g., H. N. Henderson, Los
! Angeles Lohengrin, b. g., DR.. VIM
Dodge, Los Angeles; My Way, gr. m.
Jacob Brolliar. Visalia; Blackwood, blk
S., B. o. Van Bokkelin, Los Angeles;
Elmont b. g., e. r. Reed, Reedley
McClusky .Whinright, br. S., Ezra e
Tilden Los Angeles
Thursday, July 10
225 Pace; years old and under: $40t
l-Magladi, b. f., Thos. A. Brentz, Walls
Walla, Wash; Zela H., blk M, C. w
Farrar Riverside; King Athby, b. g.
G. Nanny, Hanford; Miss Jerusha, br
f., Ezra E. Tilden, Los Angeles.
Free-for-all trot; 2:S0 Trot: $500
Katharine, ch. m. Walter Ma ben, Los
Angeles; The Elk, blk. g. NJ B. Mosher