The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-22
SPORT AT NAP4.
Short Enders Reap Harvest on Sharply
Contested Races.

NAPA, Aug. 21-Anoher big crowd witnessed
the races to-day The sport was excellent and
the babItual buyers OF shOIt-ends OF pools went
home with pockets well lined. The timers and
Judges were the same as the day before.
SEVEN HEATS.
First race-Three- minute class, troting, purse
$1,000 by agreement Beauiy Nc received the
first money aud did not starr. The starters were
Charles Derby, driven by 3. G. Hollyi Chantllly,
driven by j. Goldsmith; Ed Fay, driven by
e. II. Griffin; Kirain, driven by Harry whiting;
LARGO, driven by George Bayles; Free Coinage,
driven by Pete 81 aDdow. The FIRST heat Cham
tllly sold at S25, Kilrain S11, the held
S2S. After scoring several lines good
start was had. hilran took the lead and was
never headed, Ed Fay second. Free Coinage mage
LARGO distanced. Time, 2:3l II. In the second
heat, Ed ray sold for $50, Kilrain 50. the field
S. WIN a splendid start the horses got OIL, Kill
rain taking tie lead. Ed Fay broke badly before
reaching The quarter. Charles Derby won Tho
heat by q length, Free Coinage second, Ed Fay
third, kiltain fourth, Chautilly tIth. Time
2:25ia. In The Third beat Ed FAY, at the I'VE
elghIhs pole, was leading Free Coinage two
lengths. He broke at the stretch, dropping
shoe. Free Coinage won easily by three lengths.
Charles Derby, VINO also lost a shoe, was third,
ChauIlily fourth, hIlrain fifth. Time, 2:274.
III tue next heat after scoring
several times, Goldsmith and Griffin
were fined fol- coming up aheao Of the pole
horse. The heat was taken by Ed Fay easily.
Fee Coinage made GOOD race, but brohe badly
on the stretch. Time, 2:2S34. III the pools, The
next heat, Ed Fay sold as a big fayOriIe. Ate +
getting The word lie at once took the lead. but
only held II half a mile, When Charles Derby
drew up and beat HIM. Time, 2:3O. Free Coin
age thlId, Cbantilly fourth Kilrain dislanced.
In The next heat Ed Fay. Charles Derby and
Free Coinage were The only starters, Chautliy
being sent 10 he stable, not winning one heat IN
five. The animals got nice start. Ed ray lead
ing and the other two trailing close behind. All
Tie head Of The bOnestretch Free Coinage
. ~ hfnk EfR
Coinage Then came home slow, winning easily In
2:3S$4. Charles Derby struck himself, hurting
his leg, aud was dlstaneed. Free Coinage was
now the faYOrite, ana though Ed Fay made
hard fer the FIST half mile, won IT easily in
2:3S. Free Coinage therefore received second
money, Ed Fay third. Chanlilly fourth.
THE PAGERS.
The second race was the 2:30 pacing; purse
5000. The entries were Hummer, driven by Il.
Clarity; Princess Alice, driven by George Kuier;
Rupee, driven by John A. Goldsmith. In the
pools Hummer was lie faVorite al $50, Princess
Alice S26, Rupee $40 In the FIRST heat Hum.
mer took The lead, but Princess Alice pressed
him had, and on the stretch The horse broke,
the mare taking the heat, Rupeeithird. Time,
2:22. Princess Alice Then took jump In the
pools, going to S25, Hummer SCI, Rupee 81.
The heat WAS very pretty one. AT tne quarter
Princess led, Dul ee second, hummer third. At the
balf all were eveni then Rupee moved up to first
place; Hummer Went all to pieces on the upper
turn and Rupee took Tie heal, Princess Alice
second. Time, 2:2112. The first quarter was
paced In O:3494 The half in 1:lo1a, thTee-quaT-
teJs in l:451s. lie bird heat was very excI-
ing. Rupee look tile lead near ths half from
lincess Alice, but was pressed hard all the way
round, but Goldsmith forced MIN out iii 2:1912,
Hummer second. The quarter made IN
O:331a, tile half In :O9. three-quart-rs In
l:4514. For the fourth neat Lee Shaner was
put up behind hummer by the judges, WHO, how
ever, gave no reason for their action 10 The peo-
pie. Rupee took the heat and tie race easily,
though The other horses forced him out, In 2:20i
quarter O:34, half LOSE, three-qualteIs
1:4413, Hummer second.
TWO STRAIGHT HEATS.
The third race, trotting. district, two-year-
Odds; purse $3.50. Ann Belle, Myrtle and Wal
nut started Two Straight heats were Won by
Anna Belle, Myrtle second, Walnut distanced.
Time, 2:3S34 and 2:3S.
The district three-year-old trot was postponed
on account OF darRne>s.
Tomorrow there will be stock parade, la
dies tournament, the postponed trot and iun-
ming races.