Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
PARADE IS
MAIN EVENT
DRIVING CLUB MEMBERS WILL
HOLD MATINEE
In Advance of Races Turnout of
Fashionable Equipages, Is Ar
ranged and Good Program
of Events Follows

Starting with big parade and end
ing with O. card of light harness events
of exceptional worth, the members of the
Los Angeles Driving club will hold forth
this afternoon at Agricultural park in
their annual Thanksgiving matinee.
Glass is not lacking, either in the parade
or races, and one of the most success
full meets ever held at the local track
is expected.
Particular attention has been paid to
the parade feature of the day, and the
showing of fashionable equipages of all
sorts will doubtless open the eyes of
Angelenos who do not realize how many
stylish turnouts this city can boast. An
swers to the club officials from those
invited to participated have been numer-
Gus, and a long string of rigs, which
would be decided addition to any horse
show in the country, will be on exhibi-
ton.
In addition to the parade feature
Robert Smith will endeavor to lower th0
coast record for mile to wagon with
his trotting mare, Belamont. Hazel Kin
new at present possesses the lowest
mark, 2:14A. the time being recorded on
the same track over. which Belamont
will show her speed.
Secretary Stewart has laid himself out
on today's program, and has arranged
for music in the grand stand between
events Following Is tne cdru.
Race No. 1-Three-minute mixed mile:
Monte. f. B. Morehead.
2-Vilda V................S. S. L. Higgins.
3-Maggie Mason. j. M. Moyo.
4-MaXfne. ................'Gerry b. Lowe.
5-Tobasco. ...............C charles Chick
6-Charles Sam Watkins.
Race No. 2-Pace, 2:3O, mile, in 3:
Tom Hays. ys.............J H. Snowden
,2-Billy W.........,...... John Nickerson.
.3-Bernie Wilkes........ L. A. Denker,
4-JOe AthDy. CnarleS NOWlln.
5-Lady Sefton.......... Joseph Walker.
6-Irsh. ........!: ....... Sam Watkins.
isabelle. le............,.Perry Il. Lowe
S-Zoelletta. .............H Harry Messmore
Race No. 3-Trot 2:25, mile, in 3:
Hazel Kinney j. H. Reynolds.
2-Gen Doodle. ........... Godfrey Fritz
s-Ida Milerton ......... II. N. Henderson
Race No. 4-Free-for-all trot, mile, in 3:
1-Glory .................. c. A. Founder
2-Helen Dare. ............Geo. T. Beckers.
3-Regalo. o...............J. c. Cline.
Race No. 5-Pace 2:25 mile. in 8:
Josh S................. Sam Watkins.
2-Seigfriend. ........... Frank H. Long
3-Artesia. .............. u U. Jonas
4-El Diablo. ............L. E. Mcclellan
5-Buah. ah..................W. A. Clark, tr
6-Bancho del Paso. L. j. Christopher.
Race No 6-Free-for-all pace, mile. in 3:
miss Georgia. .........W. A. Clark, 1r:
O'Clock. .................M Member S. E. d. c.
Race No 7-Trot, 2:3O, mile. in 8;
NAT Bruen. John W.Showden.
2-Monk R............''''J' II Snowuen.
81 Direcs. ...............J. r. G. Burton
LI,iberty Song..........W. A. Clark, jr.
5-Belle Mason. H. Gaut.
6-Direct Maid ...-.......J X. Christopher
Race No. S-Trot, 2:25, mile:
1-Clennetta a..,..........L p. Keller
2-Almont nt................Ch Cha; les Nowlin.
S-Zombretto. .............L L. j. Christopher.
4-Buck k..................W. A. Clark, jr
Race No. 9-Pole team. mile;
1-Palo Verde and DR.. w. A Comfy.
Senator Smith.... l.. II. Mcclellan.
2-Red and Nut Buster.