The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-18
SOME PACING
AND TROTTING.
Close of the Breeders AssOcia.
ton Fall Meeting.
Macleay Won the Two-Year-old Stakes, Ru-
pee the Big Pacing Purse and Skin
ner Defeated Madison.

Favorable racing weather and big attend
apce gladdened the hearts OF The Directors oil
the Pacific Coast Tr0ttlnghOrse Breeders As
ISOLATION on the fourth aud closing day Of the
fan meeting at the Bay District Track yesterday
afternoon.
Some good trotters we're on the card but the
driving was not always satisfactory and in one
instance the betters were unkind enough 10 say
that ln The first pacing heat one horse was driven
In the interests OF the Paris mutual box. AS was
tile usual thing during the meeting, there was
walk-OYer. No one paid much attention 10 l. de
Turks bay FLY Myrtle, as she was walked
around the course In order 10 win In the 2;35
class trot for three-Year-olds
First on the programme OF races was the free
for-all stakes for two-year-olds with only TWO
trotters entered. The contestants were Wilbur
+. Smiths Kebir, hot fayOrite, and J. A. Gold
smiths Macleay. Pools sold $40 on hebir
against So on the black colt.
For the first heat the colts were well started,
but Maceay took the lead at the turn. heblr
caught up at tie QuaTter-posT, and for hun
bred yards tie trUtters lew neck neck.
Very soon however, Maceay again took the
lead and widened the distance to five lengths
while passing lie half mark. AT The three
quarters kebIr closed the gap to three lengths.
on the stretch Maceay kept the lead ard won
BY a length IN 2:26l2.
At the start Of the second heat Macleay again
took the Lead aud kept IL 10 lie hall. both colts
troIllng slowly. At the three-quaTter post they
spun along merrily, neck neck, but within
fly yards OF the finish kebir spurted and passed
under the wire, thTee-quarters OF length ahead.
Kebir did TOO much breaking during the
third heat, and lost the heat and race in conse-
quence He went up al the turn, and when
the quarter was made Macleay led By at least
fifteen lengths. Again Kebir broke at the quar-
ter, and came very nearly being distanced. once
more Krbr broke at the three-quarter, and
Macleay's driver pulled hard GU the stretch to
keen Kebir from being shut out. Macleay COW
cred the mile IN 2:35, and as Goldsmith drove
under the wire there we're facetous cries OF
Dead heat"
SUMMARY.
Bay District Track, October II. 199l-Last day Of
the fall meeting OF the Pacific Coast 1rOtting-
horse Breeders Association.
Firs! race, trotting stakes for two-year-olds.
san Mateo Stock Farms blk. c. Macleay, by
- j. A Goldsmith l 2
wilbur F. Smiths b. C Kebir, by ALcazar, dam
'''' 'AH'' Time, a:26jiz-2:55. - D''1
A free-for-all pacing contest for an alleged
purse Of 1000 was The next event. Before the
nrst heat Rupee was faV0rlte aud pools sold as
follows: Franklin Sll, Rupee $780, against 81
on the field, including Gold Medal and Hummer.
After the FIRST heat, although 1t was won BY
Franklin, there was a marked activity In the
betting ana Rupee was Ia Sill greater demand
Then pools were sold az follows: Rupee Sl10
Turk Franklin $40, Geld 81. Soon after Rupee
sod for 500. against $50 on the entire field.
In the fourth heat The PAGERS we're started
With Gold M-ddl In the lead Hummer was sec
ond and Rupee fourth. At the half Gold Medal
was Two lengths ahead Of Hummer. On The
homesretch Holly h4d plenty of time to look
over his shoulder at the straggleTs as his gelding
ran under the wire four lengths In the lead.
Turk franklin easily won tile heat by trotting
the mile III 2:l6H. Gold Medal gained the
place and Rupee brought up the tail end OF the
procession. Then 1t was that there was consid-
cradle talking and Kicking" III was clamOred
that Goldsmith could easily have brought Rupee
in first Instead Of fourth. and that IL was LOB"
10 give the short-enders In tue Paris mutuals
chance 10 win on the heat.
There was good start for the second heat.
Colo Medal took the lead and Hummer brought
up The rear AT the quarter Rupee climbed up
rapidly, and at Tie half Rupee ana Franklin
made fine race by pacing like double team.
Tuning into the stretch, Rupee sprans abead
and Won by tiitee-quarters OF a length IN 2:l4a.
Franklin was secOud and Gold Medal tElrd
During the thitd heat Rupee and FRANKLIN
trOtIed side by side from The quarter TO the half
post. Al the three quarter Rupee was TWO
lengths ahead, and maintained his advantage 10
The nni,l1, winning by an open length In 2:l6H2.
Franklin was second aud Hummer fourth.
ia the fourth and last heat Rupee had every
thing lis 0wn way aud led from the start.
Franklin broke ri the quarter and Gold Modal
did likewise at tue half. When the leaders
TUNED into the stretch the red flag al the Judges