. Breeder and sportsman . horses over 15 hands;conformation, quality, style and all round action con-sidered; showed to appropriate vehicle; seven entries,without tlie two of Harkness. First, Monarch andPerformer, belong to Mr. Hobart; second, Pepta andPaquita of John Parrott; third, Peacock and Paragonof W. S. Hobart; fourth, Ali Baba and Sovereign of theParrott stables. Horses 15 hands 2 inches and over, shown to appro-priate two or four-wheeled carriages; conformation,quality, style, action and pacer three entries. Pepitaof the Baywood stud was first, Sovereign of the sameowner, second, and
. Breeder and sportsman . horses over 15 hands;conformation, quality, style and all round action con-sidered; showed to appropriate vehicle; seven entries,without tlie two of Harkness. First, Monarch andPerformer, belong to Mr. Hobart; second, Pepta andPaquita of John Parrott; third, Peacock and Paragonof W. S. Hobart; fourth, Ali Baba and Sovereign of theParrott stables. Horses 15 hands 2 inches and over, shown to appro-priate two or four-wheeled carriages; conformation,quality, style, action and pacer three entries. Pepitaof the Baywood stud was first, Sovereign of the sameowner, second, and G, L. Warings Receiver, third. Horses or over, and 3 years old or over, undersaddle; quality, manners and ability to carry up to 160pounds; paces to be shown, free, open walk, square trotand easy canter; five entries. Tuckey, b g, , 9years, F. A. Hamsch, first; Tommy Tompkins, b g,, aged, W. S. Hobart, second; Telephone, b g, , [ConUDued on Page 82 ^^e §v0jetf^ <tt^ ^Kfvt^tntml [Febbuaet 11, 189. OVER IN ALAMEDA Sights Seen by a Breeder and Sportsmanf crlbe on a Cold Morning Last Week. There is no prettier spot in California than the quiet littlecily of Alameda, just over the bay from San FraociBCO, Notown OD the Coast has such streets, all of excellent macadam,smooth and clean. It ie an ideal place for driving and theonly wonder is that there are not more road drivers tbis is probably accounted for by (he fact that Alamedais only one of San Franciseos several bedrooms, and themale population of the town is on this side of the bay duringthe hours of daylight. However, there are many handsometurnouts owned in Alameda, and many roadsters that willcompare favorably wiih those of any city in the writer took a trip to the Alameda track one of thosemornicigs last week when the air was cold and crisp and theboard crosswalks were white with frost. It was such amorning as would have brought every Eastern horse ownerout for a spin on the r
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