. Breeder and sportsman. ON COMMENCES FEBRUARY 1st and CLOSES JULY 1st Mares should be shipped to Oakwood Park Stock Farm, DanvlUe, per S. P. R. via care given, but no liability assumed, lor accidents or Jo per month; hay and grain, §10 per terms lor other stallions and further particulars, address OAKWOOD PARK STOCK FARM Danville, Contra Costa County, Cal THE DAILY BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN Leading Daily Turf Journal of the Pacific Coast. By Almont 33 by Broi Bra Booton h dam bj Imp. Altam Beginning Febru;of 1196 at Oakl to 25 Mares a. ALTAMONT l» Ibl
. Breeder and sportsman. ON COMMENCES FEBRUARY 1st and CLOSES JULY 1st Mares should be shipped to Oakwood Park Stock Farm, DanvlUe, per S. P. R. via care given, but no liability assumed, lor accidents or Jo per month; hay and grain, §10 per terms lor other stallions and further particulars, address OAKWOOD PARK STOCK FARM Danville, Contra Costa County, Cal THE DAILY BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN Leading Daily Turf Journal of the Pacific Coast. By Almont 33 by Broi Bra Booton h dam bj Imp. Altam Beginning Febru;of 1196 at Oakl to 25 Mares a. ALTAMONT l» Ibl i«/iin« p<«iuon ?moot irotium »bllr »lon. I,». , the News of the Turf, Form Charts of All Local s, Winning Sires, Jockeys Records, Etc. U • r*Tfrrt UlDIXl «nd quality, » Iransnlly*n .taudr ,onaljrbrooxhlmotmullnrnlr jrc«n.( Itoory.,H. •lion, uld ma „ritfewsboys Throughout the City, or sent by Mail to any Address. • r JAY Five Cents Per Copy. One Dollar Per Vol. iXVJH. No. 313 BUSH STREET. SAN FRANCISCO, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1896. A VISIT TO THE OAKLAND TRACK. An Account of Some of the Celebrities Stabled There—The Improvements Being Made There. The imposiog edifice to be known as the grand stand, whichhas jast been roofed, at the Oakland Trotting Park, can beseen for miles, and is a credit to the architect who designedit and tbe artisans building it. A score or more of carpentersare working on the structure, and it is rapidly assuming theform and appearance of the drawing which was printed inthe Breeder akd Sportsman a few months ago. Aboutfifteen teams are busily employed hauling soil from the in-field to place in the brick enclosure to be known as the sad-dling paddock, and in a few weeks this building will beready for the painters. The old judges stand, which has held seme of thfi mostfamous men in America, who were witnesses of many eventson the turf that have become historical, has been torn down,an
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