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YOUNG THOROUGHBREDS IN CALIFORNIA. Big Band Given Public Trials at Pleasanton — Mixed Racing Circuit Arranged. San Francisco. Cal.. March 30. — Memories of the days gone by when California figured prominently as tin- home of great and many race horses were revived one day this week, when a crowd gathered at the Pleaaaatea race truck to witness the tryouts of tin- last of the Lawrence and Comstock two-year-olds. Twenty -seven of the young thoroughbreds, in charge of George Kyun. won- pat through their puces against the watch and it was made the occasion to name the runners that may win fame and fortune on the turf. Key El lleasanton. a chestnut Roy Hindoo colt. turned a quarter in 231.-. sec Is Bad in doing so. beat War Shot, a two-year-old owned by S. Christensin. The other horses all showed up well and the chances are that a dozen or so of the band will be shipped east. The list of twenty-seven with their names and breeding follow-: Ey Rey Hindoo. Aif Vezina. br. o. dam Dalley. Armador Vail -y. ch. f. dam Armadora. Charles Ccggiis. b. C, dam Din eta. Do Admit, b. f. dam Admit. Doc Vaughn, ch. c. dam Sula H. French Nurse, b. f. dam Trained Nurse. Haste Bather, eh. f. daai chico. Key Alfalfas, ch. c. dam Dod Anderson. Key ol lleasanton. ch. o. dam Margie 1. Roy Croon, b. c. dam Orations Dame. By Salvation. Clarlaaec OK.. a. f. dam Mi Betaa. Itornice E.. ch. c. dam Kortcda. Honolulu Bay, oh. c. dam Serita. Joe Mullendcr. ch. c. dam Sisttr Modred. Magician, ch. c. dam Illusion. Miss Mabel, ch. f. l;tra Ellon Atkin. Miss Iaulino, ch. f. dam Col.mia. Miss Kossetta. ch. f. dam Palizailo. Naomi Walton, ch. f. dam Alondra. Nora Lee. ch. f. dam Arcadia Hello. Pleaaaatea Hollo, b. f, dam La Koine Empress. Sal Sompronius. b. f. dam Uertie V. By Tim Payne. Hen Payne, b. c. dam C.ottlicbon. Gale, b. c. dam Qaao BeOe. Norfdk Star. ch. c. dam Cheridah. Tom ODay, ch. c. daai La locta. By Joe Carey, Kathoriiio Carey, b. f. dam Kathorine Ennis. In addition to the above, two three-year olds were on display. Keydo. by Key Hindoo — Frinta. covered a half in 17-,. cicely followed by Louie Lissuk, by Salvaiioi: I.onnie Uaaak, That California has not gone entirely off the racing Bean was shown on Saturday when the California Fair and Baclag Association met bote and mapped .ut :. circuit of eighteen meetings for tiie coming season. The aeeorlnttoB is made tip of thoroughbred as well as light -harness horsemen and includes fair promoters and breeders of live stock. Running races will be given a place on the program right around the cir, uit. The permanent dates allotted are as follows: Salinas. July 11-14: Petaluma. July 18-21; Woodland. July 25-LS: Dixon. August 1-.".: Ikiuh. August Nil: Eureka. August 15-bV Feind.ile. August 22-25; Santa Kosa, August L9-September 1; Sacramento State Fairl. September S-l.".; Ilau-lord. Sontember lil-li; Fresno. September 21 19: Hakersfiold. October :-•!: Kiversido. October 10-13; Ventura. October 17-20: Santa Maria, October 1M- -: LosAngeios, October ~f Ttenaibn 3: Santa Ana. November 7-l»; Phoenix, Ariz., November 12-17. Honeywood. George Wingfields English stallion, was mated witii thirty -three mares this spring. This will give the son of Polymelus an opportunity to show his worth in the stud. Resides the Nevada Stock Farms array of brood inaros. Charles W. Clark Beat luny t the court of Honeywood. Kay Egan sent Mitten and John H. Kosseter, Be- I man Lady and the English brood mare Amies Yal-Baaaea, that lost a foal when she arrived here that would have boon a brother to Volta, one of the beat sprinters in England for two years. A. K. Macomber has been visiting his home at Kurliiignme for the past week. He expressed satisfaction with his extensive string of hors-s Which he visited at Charleston just before coming to the coast. He is esneeially pleased with the form of Sunhonnot, a candidate for the Kentucky Oaks. and he likes the chances of North Star III. for the Derby. Macomber is thinking seriously of sending some of his horses out to Kurlinganie and establishing a stock farm.
