Title: Breeder and sportsman
Identifier: breedersportsma191891sanf (find matches)
Year: 1882 (1880s)
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Subjects: Horses
Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : (s. n. )
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1891 lite Ilrette and Skmtamm. 67 Napa County Agricult'l Society. District 3»"o- 25. ANNUAL FAIR, 1891. August 18th to 22d Inclusive. PROGRAMME. Tuesday. August 18th. L TBOTTING, YEAKLING DISTRICT.Guar- antetd .-.._... $i50 Closed with nine entries. 2. TBOTTING-2:20 class, purseâ ....$1,000 I. PACINGâ2:25 class, purse 6X Wednesday, Ansust 19th. 4. TROTTINGâ2:3) class, puree 800 5. TROTTING, TWO-TEAR-OLD DIS- TRICT, Guaranteed . 350 Closed with sixteen entries. 6. TROTTINGâ2,40 class district.purse_ 1.0C9 Cosed with nine entries. Thursday, August SQili. 7. TROTTINGâ3:00 claad, puree £00 8. TROTTINGâDouble team to wagon, two horses of a team need not belong to same owner or stable _ I,0CO 9. TROTTING, THREE-YEAR-OLD DIS- TRICT, Guaranteed 400 Closed with nine entries. Friday. August 31st. 10. TROTTING. TWO-YEAR Ot/D, FREE FOR ALL, Guaranteed 3*0 Closed with nine entries. II. PACING-2:15 class, purse 800 12. TROTTINGâ2:27class, purse .. 1,000 Saturday, August 22d. 13. TROTTINGâ2:30 district, puree 800 14. TROTTlNG-2;io class, puree 1.2C0 15. TROTTINGâ2f24 class, purse 1,000 Entries Close August 10th, 1891. Parses open to all horses eligible thereto, August 10. at 12 o'C'Ock noon, 1881. Horses eligible to Dietrictracfs owned one year in the i istiict. comprising the counties lying In whole or In part north and west of Sacramento River and San Francisco Bay. 4 OXD1TIONS. All trottine and pacing races, mile heats, test three In five-, unless otherwise specified, nv-- to enter and three to rtart in »U raceB. The Boird, however, re- serves the right to hold a less number tbau rive to fill. Entrance ten per cent, of purse to accompany nominations. Purses divided Into four moneys, of which fifty percent, shall go to the first horse, twenty-five per cent, to the second, fifteen percent, to the third, and ten per cent to the fourth. A horse distancing the field entitled to first and third money only. The Directors reserve the right to change the hour and day of any race, if deeraeu necessary. Entries not declared out by 6 r. v. of the day pre- ceding the race shall be required to start. â When there is more than one entry to a trotting or pacing parse or stakes, by one person or in one Interest, the horse to be started must be named by 6 p. m. of the day preceding the race. Anv race that cannot, In the opinion of the jndgea. be finished on th« last d*y of the meeting, may, at their option, bo contiuuedor declared off. Trottine and racing COLORS shall be nimed with the entries, and iIU*T be worn upon the track. Nation '1 Trottine Association rules shall govern all trotting and pacing races. Suspensions from Associations working under American rules recog- nized. Colt stakes to be governed by the conditions under which they were advertised. Races Bhall commence each day at 2 o'clock p. u. â harp. Stables, hay and straw free. D L. HACKETT, Seo'y, Napa, Oal. L. L. JAMES. President. STOCKTON SEPT. 22 to 26, inclusive, 1891.
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San Joaquin Valley Agricultural Ass'n. (District No. 2, San Joaquin and Calaveras Counties.) The Association has both an Elliptical and Kite-Shaped Track. Speed Programme, Tuesday, September St, 1891. RACK NO. 1 âRUNNING. THE NURSERY STAKESâFor two-ye*r-olda. A sweepBta>e of $2S each, ?! ' forfeit. )2< 0 added, second to save stake. Winners at this distance at the Srate Fair to carry thr^e pounds extra. Maidens allowed ten pounds. Three quarters of a mile. RACE NO. Z.âRUNNING. THE SARGENT STAKEâA sweepstak9 forthree- year-oltis: $100 each, half forfeit,$ 5 Oadded. Closed sept' mber 8,1859, with 11 nominations. One mlla and a half. RACE NO- 3.-TROTTING. FOR DISTRICT YEARLINGS-t-50 each, $100 added. Closed March 1st with seventeen nomina- tions. One mile dash. RACE NO. 4.âTROTTING. THREE MINUTE CLASSâPurse $1,000. Entries c'ose AngUPt 1st. Horses making a record of 2:28 or better, on or before September ;.th. will be barred from starting, the entrance pain", returned, enabling the horse to be entered September 5th in its proper class. MTSSEF' EQUESTRIANISMâTo ride as they please. Five cash pnzea. Wednesday, September 73, 1891. RACE NO. 5.-TRCTTING. FOR DISTRICT TWO-YEAR OLDS-«0 each, J150 added. Closed February 15th with IS nomina- tions. Best 2 in 3. RACE NO- 6.âTROTTING. FOR DISTRICT THREE-YEAR-rLI)S-$50 each, $150 added. Closed February loth with 10 nomina- tions. TROTTING. Entries close September RACE NO. 7. 2:18 CLASSâ Purse $1,200 5th. RACE NO. 8.-PACING. 2:10 CLASSâPnrse $t00. Entries close August 1st. Thursday, September 24th, 1891. RACE NO. 9.âRUNNING. PURSE $200â For three-year-olds and npwards. $10 from starters, to go to second horBe. Three-quarter mile heats. RACE NO. 10.-RUNNING. THE BIG TREE STAKEâA sweepstake for tbree- yearohis, $100 each, half forteit, **ju added. Closed September 8,1869, with 15 nominations. One and one- quarter miles. RACE NO. ll.-RUNNING. THE HARVESTER HANDICAP-For all ages: $50 each, half forfeit, or ontv 515 if declared, with $300 added; s cond to save stake. Weights to be an- nounced at 10 a. m. the day before the ruce. Declara- tions due by 6 p. n. Bame day. One mile and an eighth. RACE ISO. 12.âTROTTING. 2:40 CLASSâ Parse $1,000. Entries close August 1st. Horses making a record of 2d8 or better f-n or before September 5tn, will be barred from starting, the entrance paid, returned, enabling the horse to be entered September 5thin its proper class. RACE NO. 13.âTROTTING. 2:26 CLASS-Pnrse 51,000. Entries close Sept. 5th. Friday, September «5. 1891. RACE NO. 14.âTROTTING. FOR DISTRICT FOTJR-YEAR-OLDS-S50 each, $150 added. Closed February 15th with six nomina- tions. COISTDITIONS-Entrance, 10 Per Cent. RACE NO. 15.âPACING. 2:W CLASSâPurse $600. Entries close August 1st. RACE NO. 16.âPACING. FREE FOR ALL-Pnrae $S0O. Entries close August 1st. RACE NO. 17.-TROTTING. FREE FOR ALLâPurse $1,200. September 5th. Entries close LADIES' EQUESTRIAN IS M-Cash prizes. Saturday, September I6tb, 1891. RACE NO. 18.âRUNNING. THE "CARMEN PURSE." $ic0-For all ages- $10 from starters to go to second horse. Weight lor ace One mile. K RACE NO. 19.âRUNNING. THE 'GEORGE B. SPFRRY HANDICAP"-Fo- ^'..KfoS5 8^0 each, b»ir forfeit, or only *U u declared*. with JT-U adred; second to save stake. WVights tn be announced at 10 a it. the d*y before the race; declar- ations due by 6 p. m. same day. One mile and a qoar- RACE NO. 20.-TROTTING. 2:30 CLASS-Pnrse $1,000. Entries close August ist^ Horses making a rec rd of 2:2« or better on or before September -th. will be barred from sUrtlDe the eotr^nce paid, r*turne'l. enabling the horse to be entered September 5th in its proper class. RACE NO. 21.-1 ROTTING. 2:22 CLASS-Pnrse $1,000. Entries close Sept. 5th EXHIBITION OF RIDING WILD and SPOILED HORSES will take place during the Fair! oruiJ-j!*u AU trottlDg and pacing races best 3 in 5, except as otherwise specified. Natioral Association Rules to govern trotting and Kuies of t-ie State Agricul- tural Society for 18-39 to govern rnnnlng, ex-ept as hereinafter statel The Board reserves the right to tn. t heats of any two races alternately, or to call a specUl race between heats; elso to change tne day and honr of any race If deemed necessary. For a walk-over in any race, a horse is only entitled to its own entrance fee and une-half of the entrance received from the other paid-up entries of said race and to no added money. A horBe wlnr.ing a race enttled to first money only, except when distancing the field; then to first and third moneys. All colts properly entered in District Stakes, if sold, are entitled to start In such races. If It is the opinion of the j adgeB, before starting a race, that it cannot be fln- L. U. SHIPPEE President. ished on the closing day of the Fair, it may be declared off or continued at the option of the judges. In all rai-es noted above, five or more pald-np pntries required to nil and three or more horses to start; but ihe Board rf» ed with all entries and used in all heats. Ra eB commence each day at one o'clock p. m. sharp. Sta'des, hay and straw free to competitors. Trotting and naclne entries close August 1st and September 5th, 1891, as stated with each race. Rnnnine entries close .vgust I, isgi, with th* Secretary. The management reserves the right to trot, pace or run any race over cither the elliptical or kite-shaped track as thoy may decide. J. M. LARUE, P. O. Secretary. Box 18S. 8'ockt'"-. c») W. K. VANDEBSLIOE KENNETH MELUOSE ESTABLISH En 1858. W. K. VANDERSLICE & CO. DEALER IN FINE "WATCHESâHORSE TIMERS DIAMOND? Jewelry, Silverware, Etc. We carry in stock and make to order Society Badges, medals, Souvenirs, Kaee Trophies, Etc. Designs furnished and estimates given on all kinds of Artlxtic Work In Gold or Silver. Correspondence solicited. W. K. VANDERSLICE k CO., 136 Sutter Street. NoteâFine watch repairing a specialty. WILEES-ELEGTIONEER. AT CLOVERDELL FARM, 1891. * ' POPULAR SIRES. REGISTERED AND STANDARD, * HIT A MDT)TWn TYrTTiT T?V 9.1Q 3 A »ire ot CRESCENDO. 2:24, Gretna, 2:27*. Rinlonl 'MAJYL.DIU.JNU UUDAjlJl , &Ao ^>-*j 2:28$, and others with fast colt records and trials MAMBRINO DUDLEY Is a bay horse, 152 hand* high, weighing 1,175 pounds. $60 the season â with return privileges. ^TIrf"R/rnWl)n?*D n EO»J Brother In blood to M\ni^:10 1 -*, by ELECTIONEER,dam L»UIVlMUlNJjlJIX, y,f>^ii, by«E-»Elt*l> BENTON. Seal brown, 16 hands, ankles white; five years old. $5U> the season, with return privilege?. "DT?T>rri TJ TO C\OA (INBRED WILEE3), by BED WILKES, dam by ATCVONE, 3:*7. jD£i£\T\ TIT A TIT) L'TvT 1 1 1 iTQ By LORD RUSSELL, full brother to MAC& S , 3:08 3-4 -^JjXU W AKxtCilN, ll,lUO, dam by MADKID, a richly-bred son of UF4IKUK rWiLKt-S; second and tbird dams very fashionably bred- Dark brown, no white; will be 16 hands; three years old. $50 the season, with return privileges. MAMBRINO DUDLEY will make the season in charge of 3. B, Perry, Lex I union, Ky. COMUONEER, ALBERT H. and LORD WADEEN will make the season at "Cloverdell," Colmar, Montgomery County, Pa. FOR **AJLE Standard-bred colts, fillies and broodmarea. Registered Jersey cattle. English setter uid rough-coated St Bernard dogs. Catalogues mailed on application. A. H nooBP, Proprietor. 1911 Spring Garden St , Philadelphia, Pa. W, FRED PBESGBATE, Manager, Colmar, Montgomery Conuty, Pa, TWO-MINUTE STOCK FARM. 2892 - STALLION S&JL&ON - 1891 Wilkie Collins 3901, SIRE OF Balsora Wilkes. 2:17S4: Almont Wilkes. 2:19%; Annie Wilkes, 2:2114; Aberdeen Wilkes, 2:26; Administrator Wilkes, 2:^0. Wilkie Collins bas had but ten starters in races, and of that number eight have race records better than 2-50, six race records better than 2:40, five race records of S:30 or better aud two race records below 2:20. TEEMS, S200 FOR SEASON. Robert Elsmere 10712, (Brother to Administrator Wilkes, 2:30). SOS OF Wilkie Collins 3001, dam Annie Stephens (dam of Administrator Wilkes. 2:30), by Ad- ministrator, 2:29'/i; second dam Lady Oaks (dam of Nelly L., 2:33141. by GUI's Vermont 104: third dam Kate Hunter, sister to Fanny Fern, dam of Waterwitch. TERMS, 8108 EOR SEASON. Vauntless, âSON OFâ Dauntless 3158, sire of Gean Smith, 2:15^; Ed Annan. 2:1G&: Thornless. 2:16Vi; Hendryx. 2:17^, etc.; dam Ana, by Louis Napoleon "JOT. sire of Jerome Eddy, i:16l/i: Charles Hilton, 2:171i, eto. TERMS, ?50 FOR SEASON. Porter 8812, âson orâ Wilkie Collins 3901. darn Al'de, by Roths- childs 495, son of Mambrioo PaKben 53; second dam by Clark chief hi); third dam by Iron Duke, son of Casslus M. Clay 18. TERMS, J25 FOR SEASON. Russia, 3675. (Brother to Muscovite, 2:2S30> SON OF^ Nutwood. 2:18^£, by Belmont, out of the dam of Maud S., 2:0S5i. dam Keina Victoria, dam of Princeton, 2:l&£i: Euclid, 2:28^; Muscovite. 2:283£; second dam Hyacinth, dam of Sweet Cicily. 2:35; tbird dam Clara, dam of Dexter, 2:17^, Aima2:2S«, and Asterla, 2:29W: fourth dam Mcblinstry Mare, dam of Shark, 2:273(. TERMS 8200 PER SEASON. Plutone 8024. SON OE^â Wilkie Collins, 3901, dam Maggie Patcbea, b» Hamlin's Pluto, son of Mambrino Patchen, 68, second dam Fanny (dam of Annie Wilkes2:21 V4t third dam O'Brien Mare, dam of Byron, 2:25)4, and grandam of Vltania, 2;27. TERMS 875 PER SEASON. Bayfield. âSON OFâ Redfleld.2.28!^, son of Red Wilkes, lire of Prince Wilkes. 2:1431, VhU Thompson. 2:10!*. etc . dam Lady ConneU (dam of Glenwooa Prince 2:28^) by Pocuhontaa Boy, 1700, sire of Buffalo Girl. 21214, etc. TERMS 850 PER SEASON. Reginald. âSON OFâ HambrIno,2:21^.sIre of Delmaroh, l:16H.eto., dam Betty Spears, by Mlddletown. Biro of Music. 2:2m. etc.* second dam Mozelle (thor- oughbred), by imp Australian. TERMS. 825 FOR SEASON All marps bred to the stallions at the Two-Minute Stock Farm and not proving In foal can be returned next year free if thev have not changed owners aud the stallion u&ed 1j alive and still owned at the farm. For further particulars address, W. J. WHITE, Two-Minute Stock Farm, ROCKPORT, O.

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