Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-23
ARRANGE GOOD CARD
FOR HARNESS MATINEE
EIGHT HlGH-CLAsS EVENTS ARE
TO BE DECIDED
Large and Classy Fields Assure Keen
Contests and Exciting Finishes.
Winners of Each Race to Get Sill
yer Cups as Trophies

The board of directors of the Los
Angeles Driving club has completed
the card for the matinee to be held
at Agricultural park Saturday after
noon, and program of events of un-
usual interest to devotees Of the sport
is the result.
Eight events are carded for decision,
including the novelty race for polo
ronies from the Los Angeles Polo club,
and the fields are larger than usual,
which evidences the interest displayed
in the meet by local horsemen.
The club will present silver cups to
the winners of five of the events. w.
A. Clark, Jr., will present 500 silver
cup to the winner of the free-for-all
pace, Henry Berry will present sill
yer cup to the winner of the 2:30 pace
and Kenneth V. Redpath will present
silver cup to the winner of the pony
potato race. This will give the win
ner of each event a silver cup as a
trophy of victory.
In addition to the presentation of
silver cup to the winner in each
class, a red ribbon will be placed on
the second horse and white ribbon on
the third.
The conditions under which the cups
are to be presented by Clark and Ber-
ry are that the cup must be won three
times before it becomes the individual
property of any winner, and the horse
must be owned by the member fifteen
days previous to the day of starting
and must be driven by club members.
Silver cups are to be presented by
the club in the following events: To
the member driving the greatest num-
ber of winning heats during the sea-
son: to the owner of the horse trot-
ting the fastest mile during the season;
to the owner of the horse pacing the
fastest mile during the season.
The officials in charge of the meet
are as follows: Speed committee-Dr.
William Dodge, Kenneth V. Redpath,
George A. Founder E. j. Delorey,
Henry Berry and DR.. w. A. Connolly.
Judges-A. I. Stewart, William Garland
and John Reynolds. Timers-Thomas
Hughes, DR.. Ralph Hagan and II. N.
Henderson. Starter-Capt. ]. c. New
ton of South Pasadena. Ushers-Dr.
r. T. Whittlesey and r. B. Moorehead.
Program of Events
The races will begin promptly at 1:SO
o'clock, and to prevent unusual and
wearying delays the committee has
especially urged all horsemen to have
their horses ready when the races are
called. No admission will be charged
to the grounds and grandstand.
The program of events as announced
by the board of directors Is as follows:
800 Mixed, Mile Heats, 2 In
Horse. Owner Driver.
Clay-L. p. Keller-L. p. Keller
Bedelia-John Nickerson-John Nicker-
Prince-R. E. Muncy-R. e. Muncy.
Eddy XXI e. Klippert--J. e. Klippert
Jessie Richmond-W. A. Glascock-W.
MAUD st. Claire. w. Dickson-G w.
Maudie-Elbert Duffelback Elbert
Duffleback.
Direct Maid-L. j. Christopher-L. j.
Christopher.
2:4o Mixed, Mile Heats, 2 In 8
Horse Owner Driver.
George-R. z. Muncy-R. e. Muncy.
Gen. Garcia-C. Colyear--C. Colyear.
Laura-K. " Redpath-K. V. Redpath.
Barney-J. Walker-G. i. Pierce.
Palo Verde-W. A. Connoly-W A. Con-
Lady IF. B. Long-T. b. Long
2:2o Pace, Mile Heats, 2 in 8
Horse Owner. Driver.
Casy-E. r. Guirado-E. j. Delorey.
l Athio--M. l.. Cooper-M l.. Cooper.