The morning call., 1890-05-04

VERY SUSPICIOUS POOLING
The Judges Detect Job in the
First Event and Endeavor to
Stop 1.-THE Weight of the
Water Told-Hydraulic Mining
Carried on in Out Of the May
Places.
Special by the California Associated Press


SACRAMENTO, May 3.-California Will be more
strongly represented this year in the East In the
running events than in any preceding season.
The list Of California stables that will sport silk
on the Eastern tracks Will be as follows: Hag-
gins Hearsrs, Baldwln's Winters, Undine
stable, Roses. W. H. E. Smiths, Kelly & Sam
uels', Ashes, Hazietrs Golden Gate staole),
Orange Grove stables, and Indirectly PalO Alto,
through tie Rose and Uudme representatives
OF these, The Baldwin, Haggin, Hearst and
AShe Strings are already East, aud the Rose sta
Bile is now OH the way The leading stables have
gone East direct, while tue lesser ones Will take
III Denver, and SO on TO Chicago. going no fur
ther East possibly, than that point l. j. Rose
was fortunate enough before his stable left to Sc
cure tie services as assistant trainer of William
Gardner, for SO many years with Henry Walsh at
Palo Alto. Gardner thoroughly understands the
Pao ALTO methods aud will have exclusive
charge OF Fairy and Rico. Charley DennisOn
The light weight, has gone with The Rose
horses 10 ride postage-stamp weights in the
place OF MOnahau, who Will probably
30 with the Kelly & Samuels stable.
Tycoon viii be In the Undue stable, one Of the
partners In that string having 4 joint interest
with Mr. Rose ia the horse. Mikado, who is
AiSb lulutlS ONutO w dUOtU paIllGss hCuL
with The Rose lot. The middle OF the preseu /
month Is set as the dale Tor the equine hegira
East from Sacramento.
NEXT YEARS MEETING.
Secretary Smith OF the State Agricultural So
ciety says there VIII be q surplus OF about 1000
from the added money to this meeting lett over,
aud IL Will be used for the stakes that the soc-
ETY. will open for next spring, another meeting at
that time having been decided upon. Next
years meeting VIII consist in all probability, of
only three days racing and viii be held during
one straight week, as this years break from the
Saturday OF one week 10 The Tuesday following
has had some effect on the attendance from
outside points. The admission fee will also be
lowered 10 give the thrifty Sacramento public
chance TO show whether it was their antpathy
10 spending whole dollar all at once TO see the
racing, OF If 1t was because they do not care for
racing at any price That they Kept away from the
track.
Beautiful as has been the weather on each
days racing and excellent as has also been the
tack, bOth to-day were simply unsuTpassable.
IL was typical California day as far as climate
WAS concerned.
LAST DAYS RACES
The attendance at the concluding days racing
OF the Stale Agricultural Socety's spring meet
Ing was about Ibe same as on the preceding
days. Further comment on the sparse support
given by The Sacramento public TO the racing is
The first event gu the programme the Golden
Eagle Hotel handicap for tMO-y year ODDS, $500,
siX furioHgs, had bulletined for starters Colonel
II. !. 1hornton's eli. c. Arcade, 100, Casey, and
j. L. Smiths eli. C. Bon Ton, 100. Lawless. The
nrsI public attempt al job during the meeting
was made 40 this race. Bon Ton Is trained by
Slower, whose reputation for always running his
horses 10 win, Is questioned by many. By the
way was mol Slower ruled on at Fresno last
ear? Secretary Smith states that he has not
been notified Of The fact although 1t was pub
lished In every paper on the Coast. When the
weights Tor tue handicap were published Rim
lax was given 122 pounds and Bon Ton and
Arcade 100 each. As SO few remained In (ouly
about three Secretary Smith made an effort TO
have the race declared OF and use tie added
money $500 for two other races. To this
Slower demurred, as he said be oulG-oeaI f2sitr
lax. IheD RtntaA was scratched, as Walsh did
not think he could beat Bon Ton at the difference
IN weight. The nrst hint of CT ookedness W.
the pool-selng, which opened at $50 zVr Bon
Ion and Si4 for Arcade. Then ~. ent 10 even
S13 for bon Ter The books opened-4 10 D Bon
Ton aud then 10 Bon Ton. The judges were
notified OF the rumors about Bon Tons stiffness
that laid TWO feet deep all over the track. Slower
was called up to the judges stand, was the
rider OF tie colt, and both were cautioned.
Closing book prices were 6 ~ . Bon Ton, to 2
Arcade.
NO RAsCALTTY ALLOWED.
After further consultation The Judges took
I.awless down from Bon Ton and put up Joe
AaryaeZ in his place. most creditable ruling by
Tie gentlemen IN the stand and showing eonclu-
siyely that at Sacramento no rascallIy VIII be
allowed 10 be perpetraIed Il the Judges are aware
OF II. II IS by such proper methods that the So
ciely has attained its high standing and gained
the full confidence OF The public. To show how
the DOOh-tBhhclS lihtQ Inc change IL may De
stated that just befors the horses were called 10
the post they put up 10 each of the starters
and take your pick Then Judge Larue, who,
with Messrs- Green and Cox, occupied the
judges stand announced to the public that there
sas, In tile opinion OF the judges, something
wrong about the race that after the horses had
been exercised The rider of Bon Ton thought the
colt was wrong, therefore the race would be de-
ferIed ana run later In The afternoon.
THE HOPEFUL HANDICAP.
The second race on the programme, the Hope
all avs adj fln
and an eighth, was then called up foI decision,
In this. Pliny los Casey. Longshot 11S lHuD
faced the nag. In the pools, Pliny brought s25,
Longshot SO. and the two Others as field, SO.
Book odds were: Piiny 2 to 5, no place; Long
shot, 212 and 10 3; Sheridan, aud even; Gro,
and 2. The result was the first defeat of the
faVoTiie in the four days programme, and Long
shoi proved himself a good and useful colt
Alter nye breakaways, the quartet were sent on
TO rather struggling start with Pliuy last
Iongshot went 10 HE Dont al once, with Orc close
up, sheridan ihird. They passed the stand
IN this order. Longshors blue jacket was tirst
al the quarter and half, with the others well
punched near him. ORC stopped, beaten, when
the turn was rounded, the Others going on al a
lively rate Loneshot and Pliny were about even
al tie three quarters and into the stretch PliRy
forged ahead under punishment LongshoI also
got few reminders, which so stimulated him
that, letting loose his reserve speed, lie shot up
TO the Kelly colt and, passing him, rapidly went
on and won easily by Two lengths, Piluy second,
Sheridan third, three lengths back. Time,
1:55M.
CALIFORNIA DERBY,
The California Derby, $1,000 added, one and a
half miles, was wak-over for the Palo Alto
FLY Muta, 11S. the crack Racine being kept IL
the stable, all the other eutries having declared
out.
Guido. 100 Carried pounds overweighn,
casey; Kildare, 121, Hitchcock; Jacks son, los,
Cannon; Ida Glenn 104 Hennesey; Louise NJ
3o2, Hazlett; Hotspur, 107, Bustello. and Jack
Brady, l21, Cooper, were the starters In The
purse for $500. mile heats. For the first heaI
Guido SOLD iayorlie in the pools at S25, against
SIS for Ida Glenn and S12 for the field Book
odds were: Guido, TO and to 2; Ida Glenn,
2ls aud 10 To- Louise M and Kildare and 2;
HoJspur. 5 and 10 5; jackson, 8 and 3; Jack
Brady, 10 aud 4. After, six breakaways Guido
and Kildare went of in front and made all the
running, leading by from one TO two lengths. Up
the stretch Guido came along and won by a
length from jackson, Kildare TWO lengths back
Ida Glenn was fourth. Time, IA.
For The second heat pools sold, Guido S25,
field S12. The books offered Guido to 3; Hot
spur. Louise NJ and Jackson, and 10 5; Ida
Glenn, and 10 5; Brady, Is and 5 Kildare,
20 and g. After great deal OF jockeying al the
post, the riders setting the starter and his fines
which fell on four jockeys openly at defiance,
aud after twenty-five false starts had been had
the flag fell with the fayorite in the lead. He
made the running all the way. Up the stretch
Louise NJ came up to him and gave him run to
the wire. The fayorite just got home neck
first, taking the heat and race, Louise NJ second,
jackson third. Time, ;43.
WATER-LoGGED.
The Bon Ton-Arcade race was then called nm
Pools sold: Arcade S20 Bon Ton SIG. Books.
10 10 take your choice. They got of boib 10.
gether. Bon Ton led 10 the quarter by two
lengths. he was stan length to The good at the
hall and then, like a waterlogged ship, he went
TO pieces, Arcade winning hands down By three
lengths. karvaeZ rode Bon Ion out desperately
aud logged him all the way from the halfmIle
post. but the weight OF water on the colt stopped
MIN. The time was 1:l613 which alone tells the
tale.