The morning call., 1891-11-04
MORE FOG RACES.
Four Events Won by the Weights
and Starts.
Favorable seni-offs and AIowanced Handi-
caps Give the Bookies and Insiders
Benefit Day.

Yesterdays races were decided by the starts
and handicap allowances. The track was good.
the weather pleasant at the opening, but very
fOggy toward the close, which prevent d any ac-
curate description of the third and fourth races.
For an of day The attendance was satisfactory
Three favorites were defeated by The initial
conditions. and the public were correspondlngly
losers.
The days summaries:
SAN Francisco, November ). 1891.
0r Purse $500; 500 to secoud; winning pen
III aittes; maiden allowances; two-year-oids
SOssix fnrIongs.
ocean View stables l. C Wildwood, by wiididIs
D. j Mccarihys b. c Roman by Argyie"imp
"0'9''s' fime, 10 2-S. mn
Also ran: BIondinette, 100. o'Hearn; Lucinda,
cannon; Echo lo5. Lloyd; Edith. lI5, ward The
Peer got four lengths the best OF the send-of with
Wildwood took command at the half and led
the stretch, where The Peer came again and won by
half length, Wildwood second, Romair four
lengths back.
Bettng-Auctions: Motto $40, field s2l, The
Ieer s1l, Bessie " SO. Books: The Peer A and
TO .. wildwood and eyens, Romair to 3, Motto
8 to aud TO .. Others and 90 ana and 10.
Mutuais paid, Held 81 80.
oo Purse $4oO 800 to second: non-wInners.
IN One aud an eighth miles
w. NJ. Storms b. m. Moie S. 4, by Iron
wood-Mnnie Blackburn, 1903 ...........R afour l
Elmwood stables b. G. Nabeau, s. by Nathan
T BalIy's b. h Harry Peyton, a, by shannon
Miss f'y'On' no Time > oi So: 'henns''y
Also ran: San Pedro, 4, 1903, spence: Excuse Ne.
between second and third. Excuse Me bolted at
the han and san Pedro fell, without injury TO horse
Bettne-Auctlons: Field $50, Nabeau $50. Ex-
cuse Me $40: BooAs; Harry PeytOn 10 and to
o, Noble = and ? Nsbeau 4 and to 8, San Pedro
3 and Excuse Me and to .. Mutuals paid.
oH Handicap purse. $500; 500 to second
vi all ages: one and ahalf miles.
o. AppIeGy's D. IN. Fanny F, Is, by Wild,
NJ ca mart M M iUi l. by
G. Van GoTdans 6g Xmont, a. BY Three cheers
Question: lls'' Time 2;s7 5j '''' NaFTAes
o! Also ran; R Rogue 80, Fox; Canny Scot. l06
Nignes Won at will. by six lengths, three between
BettiagNAuctions. Field $50. Almont $50, Mari
gold Sill. Books: Fanny + and 2. MarigoId
and ;. Almont to aud 2 to 5; others 3 aud evens
ana 20 and 8. Mutuals paid, 81 45.
90 Owners handicap, sioO, 500 to second;
ES all ages. Six and half furlongs
Maltese Villa stables oh: IN. Geraldine. 8,
by Grinstead-Coasin Peggy, So. sullivan
owens brothers Six h. Captain Al 4. by King
''0H-D'"'A MAI Time i ii SIS.
Also ran: John Treat 105. Evans ST.; Idaho
Chief, so. Lindsey; Sheridan, 49, NigneS; Monte
Carlos, lO3. Ward. Won by two lengths, three be-
betting = AUCTIONS: Geraldine $50 field $40.
Oregon Eclipse Sl2. john Treat Sl2. Booss:
Geraldine 10 10, place. oregon Eclipse 3 aud
3, Captain Al and TO 5. others and and 100
and 40. Mutuals paid, Geraldine 81 35.
Every race on the programme was decided by
the start or the handicap weight, notably the
first where Motto, an 10 favorite, was given
fifteen lengths the worst of 1t. Mollie won the
second by her competitors boiling and failing
down. Fanny +, a 6yeaT-old mare, had only
some thirty pounds the best OF the handicap
ov'r her last performance when Geraldine was
chucked in AT eighiy-hve pounds her self-elected
weight, for the best number ON The programme.