The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01

who. responding TO further calls on him,
lei out another link or Two and SHOOK beF on
readily. Naryaez took no chances on Gefal-
dine's coming again, and kept him moving along.
At the dTawbItdge RinfaX had the race won, ahu
sailing along very handliy. came under the wire
first by good three lengths WIN Geraiuns sun
under the whip and being vigorously fldaen.
Had Rinfax been strongly pressed at tne ehd ne
could have reduced tile time, somewhat as ne
finished strong and apparently not much as
Purse $500. for beaten two-year Olds. Five
D. Bridges b. c. PescadOr. by Gano-Meda
Topgailant 1ysrd
Llnita sO.>. . n . 90
Minchei; Leola 90, w ard.
Time, :02I4. Record, O:59.
Betting-Linita and TopgaIant TO and evens,
LInita 8 and evens, Pescador and 2 others
and 20.
After nine breakaways Pescador got OF IN
Pescador and Linita made the running 10 the
stretch, where Topgalant Joined them. After
good battle Pescador won by hall length from
Topgailant who was the same distance IN front
OF Linita.
The Burns stakes-a handicap for all ages:
n 500 entrance $25 forfeit, Sl6 II declared out.
Os with $1,000 added by the association. and $500
in plate money the option of the winner added
ceive $500. and third horse 500. One and three
snisun stables b. h, 5, HOtspur, by Joe Daniels
j. cIsses en- n 1. Hsrigcid W aiinsrKatis
Undae stable; G. Tycoon. ~ Bcvciile Marsery
Also ian Iare6etta IS. winchoii; Terry i04
Hennesey; sheridan lo7, Morton
Time. S:0034. Record, 3 :0l.
Bettiug-Auctions: Tycoon $i10. Hetspur $50:
z to 5. Hotspur 2 and to 8. Sheridan and eyens,
LaEghetta aud 3, Terry 10 and 4. Marigod 10
After one breakaway, in which Terry and Ty-
coon led, the flag fell to good START with Terry
In the lead, Tycoon second, Sheridan third, Mari
osaAT rRnftu ann. md
last Tycoon aud Terry were the leaders at the
quarter, with the others punched. H0tspur last
At the bali Terry led Tycoon length, the others
well up. Passing the stand at the lhree'quarters
the order was Terry by length, Tycoon. Sherl-
dan, HOtSpur length back Of Sheridan, MARI
gold fifth and LarghetIa last. Wlnchell laid the
al the stables Terry still kept sailing awayand
at the mile was length in front of Tycoon, the
same between Sheridan third and hoIspur
fourth Larghetta was beaten here and fore
closing her mortgage on last place stuck TO II
. like paste Terry, down the baekstretch. began
10 feel the effects OF making such hot pace and
first event. He gave way TO Tycoon,
who led the way by a length at the
mile and a quarter. Sheridan also dropped
back and HospuF took third position.
Ii was good-by Sheridan around the turn, and he
went TO join Larghe ia In bringing up the rear
Hotspur now passed Terry aud soon got up 10
Tycoon's saddle. AT tie mile and hall Hot
spur went 10 the front aud came into the stretch
with TWO lengths lead OF the Revee gelding,
on whom NdrYaeZ was hard al work. Suddenly
a blue and red Jacket was seen 10 come up nom
behind passed the labOring Tycoon aud set sail
hot haste after HOlSpur. IL was tie lightweight
MarigOd, who had trailed eontentedly In The
rear, quietly waiting till the pace should tell It's
tale on the leaders. But Hotspur had staying
blood In him. too and answering Lawless' calls
as game as pebble the big brown horse made
as handsome a run home as could be seen on any
track. He never let his new challenger come
up 10 him, ana passed under the wire a handy
winner by Two lengths from Margoid, who beat
Tycoon Out three lengths Tor the situation. Terry
came again from his temporary retirement IN
the rear and finished fourth, sheridan was hfth
and Largheta last.
Judging from Terrys game rally at the finish
1t was the opinion OF many that If he had not
started ia the first race ne would have been see
Ond, IL not actually the winner. Tycoon was
very tired when lie passed under the wire, and
Sheridan proved a DISAPPOINTMENT 10 his many
friends; though be was well up 10 tie one aud
quarter mile he shut up There ia short order
LargbetIa, who looked a little high in order,
showed neither speed nor staying qualities.
n Consolation purse S40O for beaten horses
"a Seven fuTlongs.
We q. E. HarrisoR's b. c.. 3, KylO, by imp.
CyTuS-Catherlne. S7-..................-....nar ward
Nalcho b. D. IuO..'.''', 'hoSch
Also ran: AIfaretta 100. Baxter
Time :SO53. Record, 1925 2-5.
Betting Auctions: kyio $40, Held 70. BOOKS
KylO l to TO- place: Nacho and TO 2, Ida
Glenn 20 and TO 5, Afaretta 20 aRd2.
As the betting showed. Kyle was an almost
certain winner. After NaichO and Ida Glenn
had made ghe running alternately TO The stretch,
kylo came through and won hands doE by four
lengths from Naicho B. Ida Glenn was third, i've
lengths back.