The morning call., 1891-09-05
WON All OAKLAND.
The Four Favorites Capture the
First Money.
Naudee, Kebir, Lizzie and Rupee Show
Their Superior speed-End Of the
Harness Racing

Yesterdays programme at the Oakland
track was composed entirely OF harness con-
tests. The attendance was but average,
and though each heat was called up some
what more promptly than has heretofore
been the case it took from o'clock to 6;3O
to arrive at final conclusions.
The postponed special Of the previous day
was called up first, and Mandee, taking two
straight heats in 2:271a and 2:3O. placed the
race to her credit. Tippu lib was second
in each heat The winner sold strong
favorite at $40 against $50 for the held in
the pooling.
Helenwood, Wedgewood illy. was drawn
on account of sickness from the two-year
trot for the 2:40 class, leaving Keblr and
Macleay to do battle. But for bad break
in the second heat, Kebir, fine large Alca-
zar colt, would have won in l 2 order. He
made full amends in the third heat by win
ming handily after stalling off a hot drive
from Maceay in . %, thus entering tue llSt.
The pace for the 2 :16 class went to Rupee,
who showed extreme speed, in straight
heats. In the second heat he broke before
reaching the half and was fully eight
lengths behind the speedy Princess Alice,
but when he did settle down he moved like
ghost and, forcing her to break near the
wire, won in rs. He went the last half as
good as :O6.
First money in the 2:26 class, trottiDg,
was taken in five-heat contest by Lizzie L,
who was hot tavorite throughout The
judges were not satisfied with the driving OF
Maud c, and in The last heat took Simmons
down and substituted Bayliss, but the
change was possibly too late and the big
mare won alter sharp drive.
The judges announced that to-day Frank
Burke's mare. Wanda, would be driven a
fast exhibition mile for the benefit OF the
school children. Mr.. Burke is such stald,
quiet gentleman that few could und erstand
why he should wish to inStill fastness into
lot Of innocent youngsters. This intention
OF Mr.. Burke may cause him to lose the su
perintendency of the many Sunday-School
classes lie is now connected with.
SUMMARIES:
Purse $500: two-y ear-Olds; 2:40 class.
Wilbur +. Smiths b. C. Kebir by Acazar-
San h'TSa SaeU Stock fars blk c Maclesy sSy BY
Sable WiIkes-Mamie Comet .... Goldsmith 2 9
Time = 2:32-2:3l-2:2 20.
No betting in auctions. Kebir was first choice in
the MuIuas.
Paclng-Purse $1,000; 2;l6 class.
San MateO stock FARMS br s. Rupee, by Guy
L. NJ Moises B. m Princess Alice By Dexter
J. darfitys ch g Hummer BY Sidney s Bayiiss
L p. Heald's b. g. cold Medal, by
Ne'hs" Time, ,';;a.2:iai7' ;2a-.2::is"a:i7 DA''1 .
No betting in auctions. Rupee was barred in the
MutualS
Trotting-Purse $500; for . :2s class.
Frank ros.i b. IN. Lizzie +, by Richards
Elector-Lady NJ ............. Campbell 1 3 l
Martin Carter's ch. III. Maud c. by Colonel
Nutwood-ZnIo. ......... .Simmont-Bayl.Ss
iopeSDoy .A
Agnew Stock FARMS br. M. +. ora q. by
Altoner-Lusie. "A AgneW- McCarty 4 1
San Marcos Stock FARMS Beaumont.
Time, 2:ag-2:2S.3:25.2:s ea;s1 .
Betting: First heat-LizzIe $40, Ned Lock $32,
Beaumont $3o.feld sic; second heat-Lizzie S75,
field s35 Ned Lock 3 >, Beaumont $40; third heat
Lizzie 500, field SIS. No betting on TWO last
heats.
To-day will close the meeting. The pro-
gramme will consist entirely, outside OF
Wanda's exhibition, of running events.