. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. SAN FRANCISCO, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1892. BREEDERS' MEETING. lunkett, Mabel H., Chancellor, Columbus S. and Cibolo the Winners. [ABEL H. TROTS HANDILY IN 2:20. New Method of Starting Proves a SuccessâRain Falls Heavily on SundayâComplete Description of all the Interesting Events. Oakland, Cal., Oct. 19. FIRST DAYâSATURDAY, OCTOBER 15. The long-expected fall meeting of that growing organization ie Pacific Coast Trotting Horse Breeders Association, 5ened to-day at the Oakland Trotting Park. The weather las delightful, notwithstanding the cloudy sky, which every-
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. SAN FRANCISCO, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1892. BREEDERS' MEETING. lunkett, Mabel H., Chancellor, Columbus S. and Cibolo the Winners. [ABEL H. TROTS HANDILY IN 2:20. New Method of Starting Proves a SuccessâRain Falls Heavily on SundayâComplete Description of all the Interesting Events. Oakland, Cal., Oct. 19. FIRST DAYâSATURDAY, OCTOBER 15. The long-expected fall meeting of that growing organization ie Pacific Coast Trotting Horse Breeders Association, 5ened to-day at the Oakland Trotting Park. The weather las delightful, notwithstanding the cloudy sky, which every- ie declared "looked ; The track was in per- ct order, the new arrangement for starting horses worked Imirably, and every official seemed to know his duty, and no days were noticeable. An air of system pervaded the place, id everyone seemed imbued with Ihe idea that this must be ie model meeting. With such a resolution buoying them up .ages, timers, clerks, owners, drivers and attendants worke d ith a will, and, so far as they were concerned, there was no use of complaint. The attendance was not large for an opening day, and es- ;cialiy when such a programme of races was presented, but lat is no criterion to judge the rest of the coming meeting 7. The people who attended came from all parts of Califor- ia, and everyone seemed to take a personal interest in the orses. They knew all about them, and just wanted to see hat they were capable of doing at this the last meeting of |ie year. The rule adopted by this Association, which made irery horse compete for every heat, was again tested, and the ime judgment that we pronounced regarding it last spring ill holds good. It is a success, and everyone who owns a otter or a pacer will agree with us in upholding this " new ?parture " as soon as it is more fully understood. The chestnut son of Bismarck called Chancellor has im- roved greatly of late, and it seems that the more work he :ts the faster he be
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