Title: Breeder and sportsman
Identifier: breedersportsma151889sanf (find matches)
Year: 1882 (1880s)
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Subjects: Horses
Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : (s. n. )
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
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280 2£lts fPrcjete and gpovtsmun. Sept. 28 San Mateo and Santa Clara County AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION axro. s. The Santa Clara Valley Agricultural Society will co- operate Id the management from Sept. 30 to Oct. 5, inclusive. SAN JOSE, CAL. LIST OF ENTRIES. Monday. Sept. 3Uth. The following made the last payment in TROTTING. No. t. District Stallion Trotting Stakes closed June lBt, with twelve entries. Total amount of stake, $150. J. W. Gordon Alex Graham R. A. Foi Chance lor E S. Smith Bayvtood jaB Boyd Billy Thornlull T. W. Barsiow ~ ~ Stranger The folio wing made the last payment in r Santa Clara Connty Trotting Stake f >t two-year- olds, closed June 1st with seven entries. .Mile and repeat. Total amount of Btake, $295. R. J. Langlord - Deadwood Jan. Wetherhea* Tap Bark Pat Green Le»a £- W. H. Vlogel... Daylight 3. Did not 611. Tuesday, Oct. 1st. TROTTING. 4. Trotting PnrsQ,SSO0; 2:20 class. B.C. Holly Valentine J*mes Linscott Jim L. PleaB*otou stock Farm Direct J. W. Dontthan. Fr.nkhn O. A.. Hickok - Bay Rose The following made the last payment in 5. Garden CityTrottiug St ike, for three-year-olds, cloBed June 1st, with eleven entries. Total amount of Stake, $187. Win Murray ..J- R. S^n Mateo Slock Farm Li lian Wilkes Palo Alto Sunol P^lo alto Uolma The following made Ihe last payment in 6. Palo Alto Trottine stake, for two-year-ol's, closed June lBt, wit-i thirteen entries. Mile and re- peat. Total amount of stake 5605. San Mateo Stock Farm Royal Wilkes Ben E. Harris - Lorena Palo Alto Stock Farm Bow Belle D. J Hose - Mista Valensin Stock Farm _.blk m Fleet Wedtiesflxy, Oct. 2nd. RUNNING. _7. Almaden Stake, fur three-year-olds and over; $°0 entrance, $10 forfeit; $1Q\1 added; S75 to second *nd $-5 to third horse. Winners in 'S3 of any two raceB to carry 3 pounds; of three raceB, 5 pounds; of four ' races 7 ponads extra. Maid ns allowed 5 pounds. 1 mile. E. H. Lichtensteii â Billy D ' J. E. Fallon Birdcatcher Mat Storn Glen Ellen Palo Alto Stock Farm Faustine 1 Palo Al o stock Farm - Peel , B. P. Hill tycoon I B. P. Hill M knrto W. L. Appleiiy White Cloud ' Elmwood Staole..__ Installation 8. Juvenile Stake, for two-year-olds; $25 entrance, ' $10 forfeit; ?1?0 *dded; 5-50 to second horse, $25 to third. Winners of any race since July 1st to carry 3 ' pounds; of two races. 5 pounds extra. Maidens allowed f> pounds. % mile. John Leach. Capal J. B. Chase Marigold Palo A t (Stock F^nn Rac ne Palo Alto Stock Farm * _ Kico B. P. Hill King David , J. W. Doaathan Huruert i-arl 9. San Jose Stake, for 3-year-olds; £25 entrance; $10 forfeit; $200 added; $75 to second, $50 to tiling . Winners in "o9 of any two rcces to carry 5 pounds; of three raceB, 7 pouniis extra. Maidens allowed 5 lbs. 1% miles. Matt Storn Lurline Palo Alto Stock Farm _ Ftustine J. C. Simpson Joe Viva Montgomery k Rea AJfarata 10. Short florae Stake: Bweepstake for all ages: $-5 entrance,$1U forf it; $2U0 added; $75 to 6t'Cona,$5u to third. H.i.t.ui::- heats. R. B. Cockrell.. Daisy D. Matt Storn _ â Kildare Chas. Uranbrick _ atuueman B. P. Hill Eva W. L. Appleby. ââ White Cloud Tom Fis-ier Fanuie F. Elmwnod Stable __ _ Vlnco M. P. Kelly....- Random Thursday, October 3d. TROTTING. 11. Trotting Purs*", $500; 2:40 class. L. J. RoBe Moro Geo. T. Johnson Sargent J. A. Goldsmith Una Wilkes L. J. Rose. J r Richmond Jr. J. W. Gordon . C. W. s. 12. Trotting Pnri>e,$600;2:23cla8B. J L.McCord - âMarv Low 11. C. Holly :.Pink R. H. Walton Argent O. E.Gue ne - Alfredo. D. J. Murphy â Soudan E. L. Lichtenstcin Rillv D R. B. Cockrell D«ipy D Elmwood Stable Nerva Matt Storn. - Ki'dare Ma't Storn G.en Fllou B. P. Hill Tvc -on B. F.Hill Mikado W. L. Appleby _ White Doud Tom Fisher FanDieF. Satnrdar, Oct. fltli. TROTTING. 18. Free-for-all, pacing. Purse, $1200. Pleasanton Stock Farm Gold Leaf Marcus Dalev - Yolo Maid 0. A. Hickok r- Adonis Corey & Co - Almont Patchen 19. Trotting Purse.?600: 2^7 class. J. B. Agnews - Katie Agrew B. C. Holly San Diego J. Cochran _ Allorelo Pleaeantun Stock Farm HomeBtake D. J. Murphv. oudan J. A. Guldsmi'h Nina D. John Green MelroBe 20. Trotting Purse, $1,000: 2:17 class. B. C. Hollv Valentine Coombs arid Salisbury Lillv Stanley O. A. Hick-k Bay Hose Pleasauton Stock Farm oniet-tike E. TOPHAM, Prehident. G. H. BRAGG, Secretary. HSicitrios to P, C.T.H. B, A, 2:30 GLASS. Purse of S2000. SEVENTH ANNUAL FAIR Twelfth District AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION (Mendocino and Lake Counties.) WILL BE HELD AT DKIAH CITY, California, . Souther Farm, San Leandrn, Dames b h Ficaro by Whipple's Himblet"iiiun72-i, d tm Kmbleni (sister to Voirair,2:.'0Jii, by Tattler 300. . souther Farm, js«u l.eandro, names ch h Jester D. bv Almoin 3J, dam Hortense bv Messenger Duroc 1U6. . A. T. Hatch. *uisun, names h h Lenmar by Admir (son of *dm*ral 4KS>.dam I.enore bv Gladiator 8336, (sonof eo. M. Patch njr.31). . I). J. .dnrphy.Sau Jus*, names blk b ^oudan, 2:3t, hv tSnttn 1-13, rf) hy Whipple's Hambleto. nian,725. Allen McFadven, Santa Rosa, names b h Redwood, 2:3 Jf.by Ameeo 786*. record 2:I6Jf,dam by Milton Medium 2: 5J£. Palo Alto Stock Farm. Menlo Park, names b g Express, 2:.9J£ by Electioneer 125, dam Fsther by Express,tb. Irvin Ayres, Oakland, namps br li Balkan. 2:29$£. by Mambrino Wilkes 60*3, djm Fanny Fern (dam of Molly Drew. 2:271 by Jack Hawkins. Napa Stock Farm, Napa, names b m Nona Y. by Admiral488.dam Black Flora (dam of .SistT,2:I9X. Perihelion, 2:25, and Huntress, 2:28), by Black Prince. Valensin Stock Farm, Pleasinton. names ch li Simmncolon bv Simmons 2744, record 2:28, dam Colon by Strathmore 408. . A. C. Dietz Oakland, names b h Ringwoo"1 by Sid- Dey 4/(0 record 2:l93f, 'pi dam Alma by . Pleasanton stock Farm, Pleasantnn, names b g Homest'tke by Gibraltar ilSo, record 2:22Jtf. dam Kat: by Volunteer 5*; . Geo. E. Guerne, Santa RoBa, names b h Alfred G., 2:31. by Anteeo. 2:16&, dam RosaB.bv Speculation 928. . D. M.Revis. Chico, mmes bmYin H. by Black- bird 402, record 2:22. dam Ellen Swig*rt, . Marcus Daly, ' naconda, Mont., numes b h Lord Byron hy Gen. Benton 1755, record 2:31;*, dam May Day by Wissahickon. . San Matpo Stock Farm San Mateo, names br m Lillian Wilkes by Guy Wilkes 2S67.T cord 2:l51jf dim Flora L .ngfnrd'dainof Joe Arlhurt n,2:20^) by Longford. COMMENCING Tuesday, October 1st, And Continuing: Five Days. Free for all Nomination Purse, $2,000. Horses to be named October 9, 1*89. SUBSCRIBERS. Palo Alto Stock Farm, Mpnlo Park, Cal. Pleasanton Stock Farm Co , PleaBanton, Cal. Alired Gonzalez, Sin Francisco, Cal. O. A. Hickok, San Francisco, 'lal. Marcus Daly, Anaconda Mont. Stakes and Purses on "Which Three Payments Have Been Made- National stallion Raceâ 2:«0 (lass. Ansel, 2:20. b s hy Electioneer, named by Palo Alto Stock Farm. Junio 2:22. b s by Electioneer, named by Alfred Gonzales. Mortimer, 2:27, br Page. Soudan, 2*30, blk s by Sultan, 2;24 Murphy. Direct. 2:2«,blk s by Direc'or, 2:17. named by Pleasan. ton Stock Karm. Dawn 2:10^, ch s by Nutwood, 2:181', named by A. L Whitney. Memo. 2:iy (ac 2 years oldi, blk s by Sidnev (nacerl 2;lU5f, named hy James P. Kerr. Mount Vernon, 2:21, by Nntwood, 2 18^, named by J by Electioneer, named by Wilfred named by D. J. A. McCload. Two.Vear-Old Slake. Geo. Cropiey..........'.'.'.'.'.....'...."."...'.'.T.'."!!"â¢" .7.'.â¢'.". Rva Bo^. Bells, b c by Electioneer, named by Palo Alto J. A. Goldsmith â Hazel WilkeB . âII,®tock ^arm. 13. Pacing Puree, ?£00; 2:25 clasa. j W1 Ait0°sinck FarmPiedm0nt' 2"17X' n&med by Pal° John Patteraon Princesa Alice Leolioe, b f bv CI .vis named bv Wilfred Pace Jos. Coc >ran Cvr.iB i Mist-.b f hy Alcazar, 2:2»Ji named bv L J Rose J. L. McCord. Ned Winalow Begal Wilkes, bv Guy Wnkes, 2:15« named bv San Wapa Stock Farm Uold Medal Mateo siock Farm. amcu oy can H. W. Meek Cricket ; Atlanta Wilkes, blk f by Guy Wilkes, 2:15V. named bv Si-Jtl Mat-On Vln^l. C, _._ ' ^," UJ San Mateo Stock Farm. Present Value of Make $?no. Three-Vear.OId Trotting Stake. Lady well.Jjlk f by Electioneer, named by Palo Alto Friday, October 4th. RUNNING- 14. Selling Purse, $150; (ree for all; entrance $10; horses declared out th^ night before tlie race, ?5; all entries and forfeits to go to Becond hors-. Winner to be Sold at auct'.on for ;i, â â , if for less, 2 pounds allowan-e for ea-h #1TO belo v. 1 1-16 miles. K. H. Lichtenstcin Billy D J. E Fallon Blrdcat<licr HiEt? Si1? Tom HBher Fannie F. Elmwood ~t*bl 1 ....Nahtan Elmwood Stable _ Ledor 15. Get Away SUke; for 2-year.o)ds; $25 entrance- Prese,U â¼â "«" «0add^d: J75 to second; »50 third. Win. ' Foor Year Old Trunin..- *... i,« nerof Juvenile^uke&pyundsextra. \ mile. ... , . " t "IU iroillug Slake. John Loa-ih .Capal WaS°,f b>' Piedmont. 2:17!^, named by Palo Alto J, B. Chise Marigold 1 iâ¢?^^^, ., Palo Alto Stock "arm Haclne ; Am'P°- » h by Electioneer, named by Palo Alto stock Palo Alto Stock Farm Uico ,l7â*^rm.'#, â B. P. H1U Kin j David J, ij'l"' b oLfc^' named by La Siesta Ranch. J. W. Donathm Herbert Earl ' MoBTeflt?-^^1-!9^- *> or br h by Hawthorne, nar Lt. L. Shli-pee, Stock Farm ^UD8to^klFabr ' by ELctloneer- »»nied by Palo Alto Colnia, gr f by Electl jneer, named by Palo Alto Stock Kilraln. b h.^by Hawthorne, named by L. TJ. Khippee " ^aly! Lilllau Wilkes, 'br f by Guy"WUkes "' San Mateo stick Faâ laK, nedby 16. Farewell Stake; for 3-year-olds; $25 entrance, jm forfeit; C200 added; 875 to aecond, ;50 to third. Win- ner of San Jose Stake to carry 5 pounds extra. l\ miles. J. C. Simpson Joe Viva Mat storn. Lurline Montgomery A Rea ..Alfarata W. L. Applebv Wild oate 17. Saratoga" St ike; sweepstakes for all ages; $25 entrance, fli forfeit; $200 added; ;75 to second, J5j to third. H mile heats. named by ^'Itrvmlf ?rBbf h by MambrlDO Wilkes, named by D'ranVon2 ft ckVarm^ DlreCt°r" 2 = 17' Damed ^ Pleas- 3r*SSSfe Farm 8 ^ Le QrttQde. na»«d by San Mateo B^V£Z-i^L?£y Wllke8-2:1^-»â * ^uSSSh&y* ^ Ue°- B^On,2:34> second. No. 3.-Trotting.âDistrict two-year-olds. Purse No. 4.âTrottingâDistrict. Free for all. Purse ;103- THURSD VY, OCTOBER 17TH, Free for all stallions in the dls- -Tro'tir-g- arse $10j. No trict. No. 6.âRnnning-For all ages. One-quarter mile. Purse ?75; $15 to second. No 7.âTrotting â District. Three-minute class. Purse $100. No. 8.âRunning â One-half mile. For district horses. Purse $100; $35 to s-cond. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18TH. No. 9.âTrott'ng District four-year-olds. Purse $150. No. 10.âTrottingâ2:40. District. Purse $101. No. 11.âFre° for all roadste b owned in the district. Owners to drive. Purse $75; $15 to Becond. No. 12.â Porse of 321 for horses driven a mile the closest to four minutes. Winner to take all. En- trance $2.50. No. If.âConso'ation poise. $50. Open to all run- ners beaten at the meeting. Entrance free. $15 to second. One-half mile. No- 14.âSpecial pnrse of $101. Open for named horses. BeBt three in five. Entrance 10 per cent, unless otherwise specified. Entries close October loth at 10 a.m. with the Sec- retary. For conditions and particulars address the Secre- tary. A. H. WARFIELD, President. H. W. PECK, Secretary. Hotel San Pedro, THE MOST DELIGHTFULLY SITUA- A TED, ACCESSIBLE and DESJXA BLE SUBURBAN RESORT on lh?- PACIFIC COAST. The famous Sanchez mansion in San Pedro Valley has been remodeled,and additious inaie. transform- ing it into a fullv appointed modern hotel. Twenty elegantly furnished rooms are available. The table is unexceptionable, poultry, cream fish and game being supplied from adjacent ranchos. The personal atten- tion of the proprietor is c instantly pivt-n. and scrupu- lous regard for the comfort and'pleasure of guests exerciBnd. Two salmon trout lakes with boats are controlled. Bath houses on the finest sea beach of the Coa tare attached to th hotel. The best quail and rabbit shoot- ing, and brook fishing for trout are found all about the place. Hotel San Pedro is reached by taking train to Colma on the coast division of the Southe 11 Pacific Com- pany, thence by the hotel con-.eyance, over ei^ht miles of picturesqne mountain road, within sight of the Pacific Ocean. For terms and further particulars address me at Colma, San Mafo County, or J. M. Polk at Harbor Commissioners Office, 10 Calif jrnia street, San Francisco. KOBT. T. POLK, Proprietor. G0LDENEAGL Over $3,000 in Purses. Baker comity ^ toe It and Agricultural Society at Baiter city. Oregon TUESDAY", OCT 8.âRace 1.âRunning. Two-vear olds; Ji mile daph; p\irse $3lK>. Race 2.âTrotting. 3-minnte class; uutbp $150. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 9.âRace 3.âRunning. li mile dneh; puree $12-1. Race 4.âRunning. )s miledash; purse $500. Race 11.âTroiting. 2:25 class; purse $500. Conditions, etc., on file at the Bbeedkr and SpoETBMiN office, San Francisco, or address E. H. MIX, Secretary. Baker City, Oregon. NOTICE. C. BRUCE LOWE, Pedigree Stock Agent, 19 Bligh Street, : STflMSEY, Slew Soutb Wales. ReferenceâJ. B. HAQGIN, ESQ.
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