The morning call., 1890-09-07
GOLDEN GATE FAIR.
Sister Y, Maggie E and Washing
ton the Winners.
Honors Divided Between q Favorite and an
Outsider-A Very Fair Attendance at
the oakland Track.

The attendance yesterday at the Oakland
track was only fair, the programme Oh
three rrotting races not being Of extra high
class.
The first race, the Directors purse OF
$500 for the 2:24 class. brought out Sister V,
Wanda, Guide, Pink and Redwood. Sister
Y was made a hot fayorite for the first heat
~ $50. against SO for the field. She was
very unsteady. When start was made she
broke badly on the backstretch and was ont
of the heat Wanda led all the way and
won by two lengths from Guide, PINK third.
lime, 2:24.
Sister was still favorite at $40 to SIS for
the fed in the second heat. Wanda led
again on the send-off. Pink second, Sister '
breaking at the first turn. She settled soor.
and, picking up the leaders one by one, won
very handsomely by three lengths from
Wanda, Guide third, in .: %.
Sister V sod for $50 against s6for the field
for the third heat. She led all the way and
won by three lengths from Wanda, Pink
third. Redwood was distanced. lime,
2.22K. No pools were sold for the fourth
heat. which was won very easily by Sister v.
with Pink second, Wanda third. Tine
i 9:2lA.
SISTER V wINs-sU MMARY.
Directors Purse OF s12OO Tor the Z:23 class.
San Mateo stock Farms b. IN. sister V, by
Sydney-Settie Lambert......J. Goldsmith
La oiesta Rauehs b. IN. anda, by Eros,Ae-
r. ' q Hoys cn. m Pink, by Inca Holly
a =. Hatch's Dr. s. Guide, by Director,
M dPSidea Mafp6y's b. s. Redwood, by
Antee9 f@e ss4@2 2w22i- Sa2isSs
Betting-First heat, Sister $50, field $40; sec
oa1 heat, sister $40. field s15i third heat sister
Y $50. field So.
The second number on the card-a spe-
cial purse of S50O-brought out Victor,
Maggie L, Flora Belle and Bob Mason.
Victor was made first choice at $40, against
$50 for Flora Belle and $50 for the fed.
Tie first heat WAS sandwiched in the Di-
rectors' purse, and after they had scored for
twenty minutes without effeciing start
fhe horses were sent back to the stable to
let tie third heat of the first race be trotted.
When they came out again they were soon
sent off to a good start. Maggie + went to
the front, stayed there all the way, and won
by three lengths from Flora Belle, Bob Ma
son third. Time, 2:22.
For the second heat Victor sold at SIS.
Flora Belle $40 and the field Sl2. Victor
took the lead and kept it to the quarter,
where Bob Mason went to the front and led
70 tie half. There close brush into the
stretch was had between Victor, Maggie Il
and Bob Mason. They finished In that
order; time, PA Maggie Els driver conf
planned Of ii foul on the backstretch. but it
was UOi dliOWtu ny TIE JUICES, lHOURH III
appeared from the press stand as if the
complaint was well founded.
For the third heat Victor brought $50, the
field S11 and Flora Belle 81. Mason and
Victor alternated as leaders to the three
quarters, where Maggie E came up from
the rear, and well driven by Vioget and
trotting very gamely, carried Victor to a
bad break and won by two lengths in
2:24B, Bob Mason second, Victor third.
Victor was still favorite in the fourth
heat at $50 against SAG for Maggie Z and S14
for the field. Mcconnell handled Victor in
this heat. Victor led all the way TO the
drawbTdge, running about half that dis
lance with Maggie close up and trOttiDg
very steadily. Coming home the mare car
RED him TO another break and won by a
length; Bob Mason was third. Time, 2:23
Victor was set back to third place Tor run
ming and Bob Mason placed second.
MAGGIE Els VICTORY.
Special purse for named horses, 2:24 class, $500
Emerson and Berry's b. m. Maggie T. Dy
NutNood.- ..................-..... fioso'
q. A. Doherty's br. S. Victor, by Echo.....
.Doherty- Mcconnell a
E. Is. Chords b. b. Bob Mason, by Eeho-
Bel mason bayIess D D D i
San mafeo Stock Farms blk. IN. Flora Belle,
by Alcona-FoItana. ........-.. Goldsmith a
Time, 2 :22-2:24-2:241a-2:23.
Bettlng-First heat, Victor $40, Flora Belle $40