. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. 424 tiljs gveebst emit ^vtxvi^mmu [Decembsb 31,1898 THE WEEKLY BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN F. W. KKLLEY, PEOPB1ITOR. -*• Tie Turf and Sporting Authority of the Pacific Coast. — OFFICK — No. 22 1-2 GEARY STREET, S. F. P. O. BOX 2300. *J i (tliMouim. «: Three Mantta, 91. STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. Money should be sent by postal older, draft or by registered letter •ddreased to F. W. Cklliv, mi Geary St., San Francisco. Cal. CoiamunicaUons must be accompanied by the writers' name and iddreaa, not necessarily for publication, bat as a private guarantee ot
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. 424 tiljs gveebst emit ^vtxvi^mmu [Decembsb 31,1898 THE WEEKLY BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN F. W. KKLLEY, PEOPB1ITOR. -*• Tie Turf and Sporting Authority of the Pacific Coast. — OFFICK — No. 22 1-2 GEARY STREET, S. F. P. O. BOX 2300. *J i (tliMouim. «: Three Mantta, 91. STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. Money should be sent by postal older, draft or by registered letter •ddreased to F. W. Cklliv, mi Geary St., San Francisco. Cal. CoiamunicaUons must be accompanied by the writers' name and iddreaa, not necessarily for publication, bat as a private guarantee ot rood faith. San Franolsoo, Saturday, Decambsr 31,1898. Stalres Close as Follows: NNING. ;l„-t< r Racing Ass'n .Dec. 31st, TO-DAY New Sit-Hiphi" . Club. Meuij his Jan. 2d, 1899 Corny Island Jockey Hub, New York Jan. 2d, 1899 California Jockey Club. San Francisco .... Jan. 2d, 1899 St:ite Fair Futurity, Sacramento Jan. 2d, 1899 TROTTING AND PACING. P. C. T. H. B. A. Futurity. 3d payment Jan. 2d. 1899 Occident Stake, State Fair Jan. 2d, 1899 THE NEW Vi:.\E will have dawned before the Beeedeb and SPORTSMAN reaches its readers again. The ou;look for a prosporous year is good—rain is all that is needed to insure it—and that is almost certain to come in sufficient quantity to make the grain fields, pasture and orchards take on their wonted green and bloom before many weeks of the new year are gone. With good crops in all parts of the State, and district fairs in all the districts prosperity like that of "the good old days" will be with us. The Breeder and Sports- man wishes each and every one of its patrons and readers a happy and prosperous new year, and has faith that good times will dawn with it. RACING closed at Ingleside last Monday with the largest crowd seen on either of the local tracks this winter. There were two features to the racing—one the Christmas Handicap at two miles which was won by Divid Tenuy, son of Tenny and Mam
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