The morning call., 1892-04-20
OUT At The RACES.
Treyathen'S Castro Wins the
California Stakes.
Fairy, Bernardo, Hercules, Mszzotint AID
Vince Capture the Purses-The souther
Farm Sale.

large attendance at the track. The event
of the day was won by Charles Trevatlen' S
Castro, by Sobrante cut of CIyte, prom
ising two-year-old. in credtable time. The
owner is member of the local staff OF a
morning contemporary and Billy Appleby
trained the colt. Great credit is due TO the
latter for the shape in which he brought
the winner to the post, as he had been but
sckly yOungster, and the trainer has
even devoted more attention TO him than
his own colts. one OF which was beaten in
the same race by Castro yesterday. The
Australian bookmakers did an enormous
rushing business ali the afternoon. The
track was little lumpy. bu: fairly fast.
The Improvements made by the directors III
erecting awnings over the press and judges
stands were much appreciated 10y Tie respective
occupants thereof Joe NaTVaeZ rode four Win
ners out of five mounts.
Although eight starters were listed for the nile
ana quarter race. 1t looked a genuine give.
away for Senator Roses grand mare Fairy, who
utterly Outclassed her field She was barred In
the pools and chaiked up at prohioltiye odds by
The bookmakeTs. Ihe race needs but little
description, as from splendid start Fairy al
once assumed command, battling for her head
all the WAY past The STANDS for The first time.
Size waliZed along with the greatest of ease, aud
won IN common eahter by an open length,
pulling double. There was a fight for lie blaze.
Janus beating ST. Patrick by I length for the
position. Time, 2:l2 %.
SUMMARY.
Purse $500; three-year-oIds and upward. One
mile and a quarter.
l.; Roses b. M Fairy, i. by Argyle. dam Fairy
Rose. lZ6 pounds (Narvaez) .....................
E. Savage's ch. c. Janus ), by Duke Of Norfolk,
dan Elaine 90 pounds lSulIvan). ............-..
tneino stables D. & 81 fatricS. j, 10y judge
Mchmstry, dam Viola Ray, IS pounds (Spence) 3
Time, 2:i2 20.
Moro l6. Lucinda 81. May Pritchard 81, Cister
I05 aud Apl lause III also ran.
Betiing; Auction poois dairy barred)-Fieid
SO Ulster sll, Janus 81 Book betting: straight
aud pIace-fairy l TO and barred, Janus Il 10 i
and 10 l. ST Patrick 100 to aud 20 TO l, to 200
TO others straight.
The strong tip for the California two-yeaT-o old
stake was The PalO Alto youngster Cadmus, ana
the bookmakefs were iaiily beSleged with
money for him. while Sir Roy aud Sir Reel ruled
as second choices. The race proved a surprise,
for Castro with NarvaeZ up won III a walk. He
Is the plol eiiy Of the popular newspaper man.
Chafles 1reYathen, who received hearty con-
n atulations fIom his numerous friends on his
victory. Alter few breaks CastIO jumped of
WIN TIE lead. IlgIess IN close attendance, and
TIE pair showed HE way 10 the stretch. Here
Tie remainder OF lie field swept around The turn
Tor home about length behind the flying Castro.
NatyaeZ riding IN his we'll Known yigoi Gus style
stalled on desperate Challenge by Sir Reel,
winning by an open length from the latter he
half length In front OF Sir Roy. who occupied
third place. CadmuS. the fayoIiIe, was never
very prominent. s~erying right into 0rTin aud
getting into pocket coming down the stretch.
Tie lime, 40 So sec, vas good.
SUMMARY.
The California stakes; year-old foals OF 1880.
Half a mile.
Charles L. Trevathen's b C. Castro. by sobrante,
dam Cl tie. 40 pounds {Sarvaez)-.......-.-....
Maltese Niila stables b. C. Sir Reel. 10y Alta, dam
Dizzy Blonde, no pounds IIennesseyJ. ......... 2
l. j. Roses b. C. Sir Roy. by Sir MOdred. dam
Teacher, 10 pounds D...................... 3
Time. :49 IS.
oporto l1o, orrin no. rigress lOz and Cadmus
also ran.
betting: Auction pOols-Cadmus 500. Sir Roy
81. field S13 Book betting: Straight aud place
castro ~ 10 and 3 10 !, Sir Reel TO 1 and .
SIR Roy 10 and 10 8, Cadmus 10 and barred.
Is TO 40 to the Others.
Bernardo was tie "elncl" for tie third race
over lhiee-quaiiels OF MILE although some
thought that grand Old mare Geraldine could
give him a race. Alter couple Of bIeaksways
Bernardo Jumped OF WITH The lead In company
WIKI Henry L 10 The thter- quarters, Geraldine
lying thid, The remaining candidate Edith be-
ing IN trouble itcm tie start. Geraldine went
up second IN the straight andas HeBnessey ser
10 Work on her shouts went up for her victory
bur BERNARDO going on full of running won
handy by an open length from Porter Ashe $
mare. Heniy was hrd. lime, 1:15 As.
SUMMARY.
Purse $500: threeyear-olds and upward. Three
u. J. McCarty's br g. Bernardo, 3, by imp.
:, CheFlot. dam Irene III pounds (Narvaez) /
GrinStead. dam Cousin Peggy, ll9 pounds,
J. II. walkers b. c. Heary T, 4. by buse Of Kent
dam jennie y, II ! pounds (Dodds).. ...... 3
Time, :l5 as
Betting: Auction pools-McCarty's stable $50 and
field Sl2 Book betting: Straight and pIace-Ber-
nsrdo TO and barred Geraldine 20 To and !
10 4, Henry 10 10 and 10 !, Edith 90 10 ana 5
to !.
Starter Ferguson had a good deal OF trouble
with the field of ten which saddled up for the
second three-quarier- mile race or the daY. When
the flag fell it Was 10 ragged start with Her
cules ana fearless, who was selling hot fayorite
getiiB length The best OF IL. Hin at once sent
Hercules u the front aud opened up a wide zap,
fearless leading the rest Of the field punched.
In lie stretch FL Rayo came with a wet sail aud
Cd
short bead amid enthusiastic cheering. The
Iayorite was third. clear length away. Time,
1:l5.
SUMMARY.
Purse $500; three-y ear-olds and upward Three.
quarters OF a mile.
j. Fosters CHI h. Hercules aged by Joe Hooker
dam Lulu Riggs. l24 pounds HilD..............l
+. Menchaca's ch. c. ii Rayo. 5. by Grimstsad,
dam Sunlt l24 pounds IIienuessey) .
Ira Ramsdeli's Gil. n. fearless. 4. by wndldIe
dam IeArdrop. Il6 pounds (harvaezl ............3
Hazel s5. Renwick 81, Bert Hart 81. Folly lO5.
Joe Stacey 100, Obee il ! and Mary ID log also ran
Betting: Auction poois-Tearless $40. neId SsS
Hercules $lI. Book betting: Straight and place
Hercules TO l and TO 8. r. RayO D TO ! and to
D. fearless to anc l 10 2. TO 20 10 / the
Others.
OF the seven woyear-ods which sported SILK
for The fve.fuIIOng race MeCarty's FLY Mezzo-
tint was played for dollars aud cents by her
stable connections and the public followed suit.
The Palo Altos FLY Aeroille and Senator Roses
Otta were also backed for lot of money. A
good Send'off saw AeTOlite and Orta cut our the
AT the dTawgaie> l; looked a sure thing for Orta,
but tie invincible NarvaeZ again showed his
supremacy In the saddle. and after desperate
finish lifted The fayoriie In winner by short
head from Orta at the wire. The excitement was
intense, and cheer after cheer went up for the
winner OF the popular colors. Aerolite was
third, half length behind Orta Time :03 I-5.
SUMMARY.
Purse $500; two-year ods. Five furlongs
u. ). McCarty's CHI T. MezzDtint. by imp Cneyiot
dam Daisy :. los pounds (Narvsez). ............ l
L, ), Roses b. T. ora, by Warwick, dam Illusion,
100 pounds (SpOoner) 2
PaIo Alto Alto stables Dr. f. AeroIite. b. Cheyiot
dam Aurea, l05 pounds sullivan ..... 9
Time. :O3 l-5.
Flyaway 10j, Martinez IOs Dutch Dancer los
Sir Modred fly los also ran.
Betting: Auction pools-Mezzotnt $50, Aerolite
gao, Orta $50 ieid as. Book betting: Straight
and TO 5. AeroIte to l aud evens 8 TO 80 to i.
others straight.
ElwOOd ana Vince shared fayoritism for The
special purse for named horses, each 10 carry
$50 rounds. There were several breaks before
the signal was given, when Joe and Vince led
the field around the turn. a hundred Yards
from the wire Joe who looked all over a winner.
died away 10 nothing aud Vince won handily hy a
length Revenue filed third place. Time,
/ :O5 10.
Purse $350-For named horses. to carry $50
ponds Five furlongs.
6. c. owens b. g. Vince. aged. by Rob woodry,
dam Mollie II. so pounds (fIart) ........e
w 1homson's Gu z. Joe, A, by Conquest dam
swift. $50 pounds (HiD - ......'. 1'"' Q
Z. J. Appieby's b. G. Reverie a. by johh Happy,
dam Lady Leinster. $50 pounds (Houston). -. 3
Time. :05 is.
Ed McGinty $50. Speculation 15O Riley lbu.
Elwood $50 and The Flood $50 also ran
Betting: Auction pools-Field S25. Joe 50 and
Vince 81. Book betting: Straight and place.
Vince TO and evens, Joe 3 to ! and evens Rev
erie Is to and TO J. to 10 TO Others straight
Gilbert Tompkins' great sale OF tro.ting stock
takes place 10 day. Special trains leave lie foot
Of Market street at $50 o'clock. A large at.
tendance OF horsemen Is expected.