Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
TRY OUT HORSES
FOR RACE MEET
L. A. H. H. A. MEMBERS PRE-
PARE FOR JULY EVENTS
ANIMALS BEGIN TO SHOW EX-
cELLENT RESULTS
Six interesting Contests Are Arr
ranged, Any One of Which Is Said
to Be Exceedingly Attract
i've in Itself
BY DAN PATCH

The busiest place IN Los Angeles
these warm mornings is Agricultural
park race track, where the horses are
getting down to serious work for the
seasons campaign, and miles well
down in the "teens" is the order of
the day The slow Logging of miles is
now thing of the past and developing
the requisite speed to so to the races
is now the object of the trainers, not
only here, but all over the country.
Racing in Southern California this
year is at last an assured fact, for the
entries closed for the meet July IA to
II inclusive of Los Angeles Harness
Horse association on June l, and below
will be found the entry list. Owing to
lack of entries in the 2:25 trot for
3-year-olds and in the 2:25 pace for
3-year- r-olds and the handicaps for trot-
ters these races had to be declared off,
but in their place a matinee race will
be given each day, open to members
of any driving club in the country, and
very valuable prizes will be given to
the winners
The classes did not fill as well as
had been expected they would, but the
board of directors of the association
preferred to let them go rather than
reopen any of them or declare the
meeting off.
The 2:07 pace should be worth going
miles to see, as every entry is high
class race horse.
Entry List
Two-twenty class, pace-Woodlock,
Robert Green, Nestor, Cal; j. A. c., b.
h., w. M. Smart, Los Angeles; Freely
Red, b. M, A. G. Dahl, San Diego
Grace X, b. m, William Connolly,
Suisun Adam G., b. g., D. l.. Bashout,
Fresno; Cora, b. M, H. e. Armstrong,
Pleasantcn; Isabelle, ch. m, Perry
Love- Los Angeles Ollie b., ch m, o.
c. Benbow, Irvington; Siegfried, b. g.,
Frank B. Long, Los Angeles; My
Dream, 6. M, James Ortega, Fullerton.
Two-twenty class, trot-Parachute,
b. g., Ed Hayes, San Diego; Weate-
water, b. m, ]. G. Cuicello, Pleasant
on; Clara Marie, b. m, James Ortega,
Fullerton; Escobodo, b. h., Charles FL.
Thompson, Salt Lake City; Ida Miller
ton, blk. M, H. M. Henderson, Los An
geles; Lucy NJ, blk. M, William
Manske, Huntington Beach; Laurel
Leaf, b. M, Mrs. S. c. Walton, Fresno;
Kid Wilkes, ch. g., H. e. Armstrong
Pleasanton; Diablo Nc, b. g., c. l.. De
Ryder, Pleasanton; Scotch John, b.
G., Frank Colin, Chico; Tom Mckinney,
ch. g., A. B. Miller, Rialto Charlie B..
blk. g., Mrs. Belle Becker, San Fran
cisco; Zombretta, br. m, L. j. Chris
topher, Los Angeles.
Two-twelve class, pace-Daniel j.,
blk. g., James T. Johnstone, Coronado
Beach; Lohengrin, b. g., DR.. William
Dodge, Los Angeles; McFayden, oh. g.,
e. D. Dudley, Dixon; Queen Derbyt br.
m, NJ. B. MCGOWAN, Pleasanton: Dan
S., CHI g, Table Rock Mineral Water
Co, Portland; Geraldine, br. M, c. w.
o.
NJ. Barber, San Diego.
Two-twelve class, trot-Charlie T.,
blk. g., C. l.. De Ryder, Pleasanton;
Goldenut, ch. h., George w. Ford,
Santa Ana The Statesman, b. h.,
Charles F. Silva, Sacramento; Emily
w, b. M, Fred E. Ward. Los Angeles;
Era, b. M, William Morgan, Pasadena;
Queer Knight b. h., A. B. Miller.
Rialto.
Two-seven class, pace-Solano Boy,
br. g.. Clarence j. Uhl, VacaVille; Hy
mettus, b.. g., L. H. Todhunter, Sac
ramento; Bonnie Steinway, ch. g., A.
L. Parod, Pleasanton; Delilah. b. m,
G. w. Bonnell, Redlands; Tom Murphy,
b. g., F. j. Yandle, Santa Rosa; Jo-
sephne, b. m., H. B. Rutherford, San
Bernardno.
Two-fifteen class. pace-Moortrix, b.
h., Mrs. F. w. Chadbourne, Pleasant
on: Woodlock, Robert Green, Nestor;
Zomell. g. G., A. B. Miller Rialto: j.
A. c.. b. h., w. M, Smart, Los Angeles;
Senator Clark, b. g, c. l.. De Ryder,
Pleasanton; Dawn O'Light w. T. Nc
Bride, Aberdeen, Wash; Isabelle, ch.
m, Perry Lowe, Los Angeles; Milton
Gear, ch. h., P. De Paister, Fresno; Joe
McGregor b. h., Charles II. Thompson,
Salt Lake City.
Two-fifteen class, trot-May T., ch.
m, j. Twohig, Warm Springs; Rapidan
Dillon, b. m, j. H. Bohon, Los Angeles;
Zombro Nut b. h., Table Rock Mineral
Water Co, Portland; Crylia Jones, blk.
g.. f. T. Hay, San Bernardino; Silver
Hunter L. H. Todhunter, Sacramento;
Katlana, b. M, w. j. Miller, Chico.
The Garfield stake for 2-year- old
trotters. The Garfield stake for 2-year-
old PAGERS. A matinee race each day,
open to members of any driving club.
Horses and Horsemen
Ben Walker drove Carlokin mile
yesterday in 2;17. This is the fastest
mile this season he has been given,
though he worked in 2:1S and 2:19 the
early part of the week. He came the
last quarter of the mile yesterday at
2:04 clip and seemed to enjoy having
his head.
Goldenut, George w. Ford's stallion,
by Vermont, that starts here in the
2:12 class in July, got a mile in 2:13k
with Ben Walker as the teamster
Charles Saddler worked Zombretta
a good mile yesterday. The first quar-
ter was in sc seconds, the next half in
1906 and the last in so seconds and the
mile in 2:15, and finished good and
strong.
c. A. Durfee worked his black stud
Almaden a mile in 2:11 fat This is
not the fastest mile he has stepped
this season, for he tramped a mile on |
May l in 2:10A.
Ed Mosher worked his brothers. |
2-year-old colt by Zombro a mile on
a trot in 2;291s, the last quarter in S6
seconds.
The grandstand' at the track from
in the morning till noon is comfort
ably filled with owners and lovers of |
the harness horse, watching the differ !
ent workouts, each with his watch in |
his hand and commenting ON the per-
formance, not only of the horses, but
of their drivers as well.
WESTON IN WYOMING