The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-26
YESTERDAYS RACES.
Two Strong First Choices Easily
Defeated.
Applause, Sheridan, Rico and Sinfax Carry
Oh the Prizss-Accusations Of Jobbery
in the Last Event.

horses is somewhat difficult. Perhaps a
plain straight publication OF the facts as
they occurred on the opening days, Satur-
day and yesterday, may enable the readers
of THE CALL to decide the question to their
full satisfaction.
A RECENT RULING OFF.
The ruling off of Jockey Fred GARLIC and
Trainer Brown for their unscrupulous pull
ing, at The instigation of welLknown
book-making firm, of the crack Al Farrow
at a recent meeting of the Blood-horse As
sociation is, no doubt quite fresh in the
memory of The race-going public. So is the
ruling off of the associations tracks of turf
reporter of morning daily for publishing
certain criticisms Oh the association in con-
nectioa with the matter. The ruling off
caused suit for damages to be brought
against the association, which Is still! pend
ing.
EALMY AFTERNOON.
For the second days racing OF the associa-
ton at the Bay District Track yesterday, the
weather clerk dispensed a cold, chilly morn
ing with every indication OF rain, and one
of the pleasantest, balmiest afternoons that
has been had for many day. The track,
from the heavy fog of the preceding night.
was heavy and slippery, and is responsible
for the slow time made. The attendance,
doubtless from climatic causes, was about
iidll VI WudI IL was OA tuc OpCulb6 udys
Saturday. Yesterdays officers were:
Judges. Messrs. Tarpey, Coleman and
Thompson; timers, Messrs. Dustin and
Kelly; starter, Frank de POister.
THE FIRST RACE.
For the opening event, a selling purse,
six-furlOng heats, Applause was justly
made, on public form, strong favorite.- He
was listed at even money for the first heat.
and the weight of the backing he received
sent him to / to in quick order. Ida
Glenn and Revolver were the second picks
at and . respectively. and went back TO
and 2 and e and 2. Forester was at 20
and 10, as were Wild Oats, Kilgariff and
jackson. Nerva was priced at Is and 8.
.APPLAUsE's TWO HEATS.
Ida Glenn and Jackson made the first
showing when the flag fell, with the favorite
third. He went to the front at the quarter
and was never headed, and won hands
down by an easy length. Forester aud Ida
Forester secured by neck. Time, '1:1SA.
Kilgarif was distanced.
Applause was placed at to for the sec
ond heat. The only speculation was OIL the
place, for which Revolver, who was sup
posed to have laid up the heat, was favorite
were at fancy figures. Forester, who again
got second place, was laid against at 20 and
D. Forester and Wild Oats were the first
away. Applause went to the front before
the half was reached and won as he pleased
in 1874. There was close battle for the
place between Forester and Wild Oats,
which the former secured by neck.
sUMMARY-sELLING PURSE, s40O.
or which $50 to second; for three year-old
and upward. Fixed valuation $1,000; three
pounds allowed for each 100 down to $500, then
one pound Tor S100 down TO $500; selling price
TO be named through the ent:y-bOx at O'clock
IN the afternoon The day before the race. Three
quarter mile heats.
W. Georges b. g. Applause. by Three Cheers
c. Ho!iow.y's ch s. Forester, by Joe HeeEef :
maine lanes 5 J. g. Wild OATS by wdieMary Mary
Gise sef ran; Revolver tHowsonj Iio eaisf1 Kgar
100. Cianeey dstaneed first heat: Ida Glenn. lOl,
First heat"Won % easily ash % by length, % neck & between
second and third. Second heat-Won easily by three
lengths neck between second and third.
Betting-First heat-Auctions: Applause s25, field
p,aee FevoIysG and to s. s's Ida Glenn and
2: others. 10 TO so. Second heat-No auction pools.
Books-Applause barred others 5 to 100 10 win;
place, Revolver TO 8; others, to 10.
DEFEATED FAVORITE.
For the Fame stakes, Mabel F. on the
heavy outlays of l.. j. Rose, who pulled
down good stake on Applause,s win, and
the good opinion entertained OF her by the
stable, was cut from Z to to to in the
betting, Sheridan, the winner on form,
receding from l to 2 to to s. Adelaide, the
other starter, was friendless at 90 10 l.
The race was cake walk for Sheridan,
who cantered in an easy winner, Hart never
lifting his hands. The Sacramento colt
made all the running and was never headed.
Mabel was whipped out but quit coming
home like COW and finished very distressed.
Although Sheridan is said to be roarer
and was blowing strong at the mile he came
back to the paddock showing up but little
the worse for his mile and three-Guarters
run. Adelaide only started to run her
toE 20 This she Gppurpd thouuh q W
thirty lengths behind the winner. The time
was 3:115.
SUMMARY THE FAME STAKES.
Fer thr ree-year olds toals of 1880; 500 each |;
1889. or 800 il declared out January l. 1890. or
$50 If declared out August l, 1880. All declar-
ations void unless accompanied by the money;
with $3.50 added, second TO receive 5000, third
to save stake. Closed August 49, 1890. with 20
entries, of which 10 declared out. One mile anu
three-quarlerS
zar-Lost Girl, 1l8 ............ ........... Hart
L. u Shippers b (. Mabel F. by Longfeliow-Car-
E. S. Paddock's b. f. Adelaide by Grinstead-vic-
% %oa easily SLY by ve lengths 25 between second
and third.
Bett,ng-Mabel $50, Sheridan $50. Adelaide
So Books-Mabei, to 8, then 3 to s: sheridan. 3
TO 8, then TO 8; Adelaide 20.
RICO RUNS TRUE.
Rico. for the third race, a fve-eighths
scramble, was top-heavy favorite at TO 2
and to g. Again the fight was for the
place, Kildare, Princes First, Gambo and
King Hooker being played at to for that
position. with 10 to / against them to win.
NaichO B, Gorget, Initiation, Jack the Rip
per were at any figures asked for. After
long delay at the post caused by the break
aways of Prince, Initiation and Hooker to
get off well. they finally got thu flag to a
good start Princes First made the run
ming to the half. Rico then was cut loose,
and, easily passing the leader, won by
length in l :03 Gambo was third, neck
before Kildare. Kildare did not seem to
care to leave the pest and did not get any
the best o the Others at the start.
sUMMARY-THE RECORD STAKES.
For three-year-olds ana upward; S25 each,
s15 forfeit. with $500 added. OF which $50 10
lne second, third TO save stakes. Five furlongs.
L. J. Roses b. 6. Rico, by Shannon-Fannie Lewis,
DenHison iros ei c. Princes First, by frince Of
G.. Walters br g. Gambo. by wiididIe.Doitie :,
Also npie fan Naaho H. lis Roach Jaes ihs
Ripper. il5 Short: Kildare. lis, Narvaez: Gorget,
1lO Casey; King Hooker, lis, Norton; Intention,
40, Jones' Won easily by a length; neck be-
tween second and third.
Time, EOS.
Betting Auction pools: Rico $50, field $22
THE LAST EVENT.
The last race was called up in the dusk,
with a ful-turnad-0n moon surveying the
situation. 1t was too dark to notice dis
tinctly the position of the horses, and no
accurate description of their running can be
given. 1t was won after close finish by
Sinfax, Cheerful second, Nelo third, two
lengths back.
sUMMARY-PURsE $3.50.
A handicap for iwo-year-olds; $40 each, IS
declaration; $25 to second. $40 10 third. weights
announced on the first day OF the meeting; dec
larations due at p. NJ. the day before the race
Seven furlongs.
G. Mulkey's b. C. Sinfax, by Widdle-Fostress,
......... Ueevo.
Fashion Stables b. I. Cheerful, BY Three Cheers
Que en- Emma, lou. murphy
Palo Alto Stock FARMS b c. Nero, by Flood
Queen Bess 100. Narvaez
Also ran: Acclaim, 100. Cooper; Power, 81, Mad
den; Rosebud, 49, Roach Won by q neck; z
lengths between second and third.
Time, 81.
Betting-Auctions: Palo Alto Stable $50, field So
Books-3 to 8 Rosebud then evens. place:
Nero, to and evcns. to place: Sinfax Sand
evens, then and to S; others, 20 and y.
STRONG TRACK COMMENTS.
This race caused more angry commept
from the public and several wel-known
trainers than any that has been run at the
Bay District Track for manv long day.
Deliberate fraud was openly charged against