The morning call., 1890-11-23

the betting race of tn day and the start be-
ing delayed somewhat there was every
chance for the plungers and the long-shot
players to get their money in. Mat Storm
th0ught he had walk-over for it with
Marlgold andladvised all his friends to bet
the diplomatic Chesterfield OF the coast,
talked-up Odette He liked her very well,
In TACT, muchly much. But he got in the
usual saver in case that she got beaten,
l thlnk She can wn-if-(there's always
not bother her," 1t did not bother to any
great extent at the finish. Dan Dennison,
thoush he had sold Hotspur, thought the
horse had great chance HE can get the
place sure," said he. ''and he is played for
good money to win. There might be
moonlight excursion around the bay, so get
on on, BOARD, little children, get en- board.
Wild Oats and Naicho B had to suffer many
accusations through the tips of their friends,
WHO thought they could get the place. These
thInks were promptly discounted by the
bookies, who gayly offered 100 to l Wild
oats and 40 to ! place. When Wild Oats
was second at the mile the fat seemed likely
10 go into the fire, but it did not. Naielio Il
was al good Odds and the horse that did run
seconu-Sherldan-wa left out in the cold.
as It were, at 20 and s. Storms fancy for
In the auctions, against SIG for odette
and SIC for the field. The books
offered first 8 to 5, Odette and Marigold;
then to Odette, and to Marigold, with
| 10 place for either. Hotspur was 10
ana 4, and the others at long prices.
Starter Walsh gave them a nice 90 on the
hrst trial, Wild Oats and Sheridan making
We running and Leading past the stand.
Marigold was trailing. and Odette well up.
VIA Oats was first at the quarter, Nalch0
ID second. Then Odette went to the front,
and was two lengths in the lead from Oats
at the half. 1t was all over then. The
Appleby mare led at the mile by three
lengths. Oats second. She came away as
she pleased up the stretch, and landed an
easy stake for the old-gold and cardinal
colors: Sheridan and Hotspur came fast
up to the wire, Sheridan getting the place by
half a length, Holspur third. Marigold
never battered her numerous hackers, and
was not prominent at any stage Of the route.
THE NOVEMBER STAKES.
Fer @ and $50 e sssd
thifd 10 save stake. One aud quarter
W. L. Appleby's oh. odette. by shiIoh-Marsery.
P; siebenthaiers oh. c. Sheridan by. Young Bazaf
J. W. Harper's b. h Hotspur, by Joe Danielss!ste
Also raa Saieso b. lis Casey: Maisoi sho ios
Narvaez; wild Oats, lis, Richard Won by six
lengths, half between second and third.
Neutrality-suspicious.: M,riSold $50, odette s1s,
fed slS ., Books; Margold to N and to y
ans e and s. Gip5a oo
TRACK ITEMS.
Two Wildidles, one Shiloh and one Shan
non won four events.
Seven books laid the odds yesterday and
with the straight success of the first and sec
ond choices did not need any extra express
wagons to haul their winnings away from
the track.
The thanks of the regular turf reporters
are due to the association Directors for keep
ing the press-stand free from the intrusion
of outsiders.
Track Superintendent Mulkey felt happy
over the good condition Of the track.
The Australian book maker, Joe Thomp-
son, who was one of the judges. received a
telegram during the afternoon that Carbine
had won the greatest Australian turf event,
the Melbourne cup, carrying 145 pounds to
victory over two miles in 2:2SA.