The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-22

Herald an easy winner. Almost $1,000 was thus
lost In stakes alone 10 Mr.. Charles Kerr OF
Bakersfield new yenturer into the racing
arena, who has invested considerable capital in
buying the best youngsters lie could get for
money.
The summary of the days racing Is as follows
The Stanford Purse, s4U0-For three-year-ods
l and upward; SIS each from starters; starting
- money divided 10 per cent to Seeond and so per
cent TO third one and an eighth miles.
7. H. Williams CHI. C, 3, RlnfaX, by Argyle-imp.
KyIo b. c., 3, BY imp, Cyrus Cthenia, IO3 Clancy
Hotspur, b. h, s. by Joe Daniels, dam by wididIe,
Also ran: Sheridan iii Cook: Ien ii tS'f Base
tenesi Mystery 81, Ward Jackson 12l, Hart.
Betting-AuctIons: Rintax SIS, Kyio SIS, field
9. Books Rinfax to . and TO 3, kyle = and l
to 9 Hotspur 20 and y, theirs TO SO.
The favOrlte was the only enc in Ii. He led all
the way and easily by Two leughtpS from hylO,
with HOtspur Three lengths back.
~ Simpson purse, $500: for twoyear-olds; SIS
each from starters: starting money divided 70
- per cent TO second and 80 per cent to third
Winner OF the California stakes at this meeting TO
carry i've pounds extra FIVE iurlongs
Theo winters Oh. f 70 Tamoien, by Joe Hooker
rS te' Winters b I Dolly MccOne BY Joe Hooker,
Lon Spencer, lO7 .................... Clancy
L. J. Roses b. c. Bon voyage, By ArEye-Jenne c,
Also ran: Pescador ito, Ross; Ulster ito, Gan
non; Ioro rs Hart;
Betting-Auctions: Winters stable S25, Toro
ST. field SO. Books: Yo Tam6ien. evens and
to 3; Toro, and TO 3; Dolly McCoie 8 and );
Bon Voyage, 10 and 4 others, 80 and 10.
Toro and Yo Tambien were the leaders to a
good start on the third trial AT the half TOro
led the FLY by length. Around the turn she
passed him and was never beaded agln, winning
| ali the way easily by two lengths Her stable
conn anton came with rush in The stretch, and
passing The others If they were tied down,
| secured the place money at will by three lengths
| from Bon Voyage. TOrOs penalty told on him
| very quickly, aud he rallied TO prove himself as
good Il colt as his friends faucied him. The WIN
ueT who is half sister 10 the famous El Rio Rey
| aud his less worthy brother Rey del hey, is
| very neat chestnut FLY with white blaze. While
not quite as large as some oil lhe others, she IS
built on fine racing lines, and with little more
experience will be a hard nut 10 crack. Dolly
McCOue IN the same stable, her half sister, being
by The same sire but out OF another dam, is
grand racing-ioOkng youngster. and II her legs
which seem somewhat light for her heavy top,
! hold out, she may prove The better OF the two.
| Indeed that seems TO be The stable opinion, and
| more money was bet on Dolly for the place by
| tile talent than on 70 Tambien sIatght II the
latter had not been able to win Dolly was all ready
| to come up and do the trick for her.
- Purse s4OO For three-year-ods and up
q ward $l5 each from starters: starting money
to thrd; winner OF 10. at this meeting to carry
FIVE pounds extra, the horse running second in y TO-
| TO carry three pounds extra SeVeh-eighthS OF
| PaIo Alto stock farms CHI. +, 8, Rosebud. by
WididC-imp Rosetta, l0I..............S Sullivan
Acclaim. b. +, ,, by Three cheers-Rosetta, 1oI
LIMITATION b. M l. BY Brown Maria,
Also ran: Prince: First III Dennison Homer
Jog, Narvaez; Alfaretta us, Clifford; Captain Al
| III, Hart.
Bettinp-Auctions Captain Al S33 Princes First
| $25 field $liO. Books; Homer TO and to z
Princes First aud evens, Captain Al 4 and TO 3
Rosebud 8 and 3, Acclaim 30 and TO- Initiation IL
and 4, Alfaretta 20 and 3.
Initiation led the way when the flag fell on the
fourth trial, with the others close up, Princes
First heading the back bunch. They were al
stretch, where grand scurry for the wire to0H
place. Rosebud aud Acclaim singled themselve.