The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-20
DOODLE Wins DOODLE.
He Lands the 2:25 Glass Trot
After a Battle.
THE FIELDS RULE SMALL.
The Races Yesterday at oaklsnd Were Un-
satisfactory and the Attendance and Pool
ing Limited-Matt Storms Return.

The third days racing of the Breeders
meeting at Oakland yesterday could not
well be called exciting. One walk0Ver and
three small fields out of the first four events
made things in general very duh. Many
borsemen, therefore, who perused the morn
ing papers thought it best to stay at home,
and the attendance was perhaps the worst
on record for a first-claSs meeting.
Tie times are proVerblally dull. and with
the election close at hand. 81 charge of
admission and a change of venue from the
Bay District track to Oakland, with its extra
cost of transportation. the effect on the
crowd was TO keep it very limited.
Myrtle Thorne, R0wena and Alden w
started in the two-year-old Stallion Produce
stakes. 1t was looked on as a walkOver for
Rowena. and so it proved to be, as she won
in two straight heats. What little pooling
vas done was on the plaee with Alden
w selling at $40 to So for Myrtle ThOrne.
Even then the talent didn't get ii right.
and the Shortender captured the position.
SUMMARY.
OAKLAND. Oct 10. lS92-P c. I. H. b. fall meet
Ing. second day. Trotting Stallion Produce stakes
. Kowena, b +. by AzmOOr. dam Emma Robson
1Jrte Thofnc B. l. by Graadssiiao iSmithj.
Alden ", b. c, by Marco (Murphyl $500. 2
Time, 2;2614 -2:Z9.
The Aspirant purse for f0ur-year-olds
produced a little betting before the first
heat, first Almonition and then his solitary
opponent, Marvel, ruling SIS TO $50. The
raCe WAS an easy win Tor Marvel III three
straight heats, although Almoniti0n gave
i'm battle in the first heat.
SUMMARY.
same day Trotting: four-y ear-oIds Purse $500.
Marvel. en- c., by Stanford, dam frankie Eaton,
A4oaltl5n. Blk s. b. Altoona tMGfphyi 2
Time Z:Z9 4-2;30-2:30I2
WheL Anteire by Anteeo had walked over
fer tie 2:25 class stallion purse, Phantom
and Etna were driven out for the twO-year-
cid AspiTant purse. distance being waived.
Ayeua took the race in two straight heats
ID 27 and 2;50R. There was 10 letting.
SUMMARY.
same day-Trotting: tWO-year-oids.
AYers, CD. T., by Palo Alto, dam Astoria (Phip-
anton b. = by Stanford ijonesi
Time, 2:27-2:S052.
Then came the only good race of the day,
SIX horses starting for the 2:25 class trot
POOLING liyened up, Lottery Ticket being
choice before the first heat at $40, Iippo lib
brought $50, Waldstein S27. and LYDIA c,
Prince 3 and Doodle in the field brought
SO Jonathan took Doodle cut in front
LOT The first heat and he was never headed.
Lrda { was given second place, Waldstein
third. Time Of The heat :241a.
Then the field sold choice at 500 Lottery
Ticket SIS, WaIdstein SO and 1ippO lib
So. Doodle again won all the way, ali the
others bObbling and skipping. jonathan
held them all safe and drove in Doodle an
easy winner under the wire 10 2:23A.
The talent now rushed Doodle, paying $50
Tor him against IS the whole field. Peter
BrandoW was substituted for Groom behind
Prince B and drove him out after Doodle.
This pair led the field TO the half, then H0go-
boom came up with Waldsiein. passed them
and won the heat. going well within him.
self, by q length from Doodle in 2;234 I.
Lottery Ticket was shut out
Doodle and Naldsten were then the only
two left, the others going to the stable
The first named sGld slight faYOrite at $50
% S45. At the first turn Waidstein broke
and Doodle opened up big streak of day
light; lie in tuIn, however, br0ke nearing
me half, and Naldstein gained several
lengths. The race looked all over now for
Doodle but be went to tangled break in.
lie homestrech and before he got going
again Waldstein was at him. There was
Gerce battle to the wire, ending in favor OF
Aaldstein by a neck. Time. 2:22H.
Boobies stock went down and ne sold at
so against S25 for HogoboOm's stud before
The final heat. They raced like a double
team around 10 the baekstreteh, where
Waldsteia broke, and jonathan keeping
Doodle steady, he obtained and kept five
lengths advantage TO the stretch. Hogo-
worth, but he mixed it up all to pieces, and
Doodle came on and took the heat and race
without an effort in the good time OF 2 ;2l II.
SUMMARY.
Same day-Trotting; 2:25 class. Purse 800.
Doodle. b. 5. by Stranger (Donathsnl-... ! l
Waldstein, br. s., by Director lHog0boOm) z
LYDIA c, b. m, by Bay Rose (Perkins1...-. o U
Prnce Is. blk. g., by Brilliant (Groom-
bEanQoNl . " v
Tipp0 lib, b e., by Reliance tMcCzrty1. = D
Lottery Ticket, b. s., by Dexter Prince
Z
Tine 2:24 -z:2314-2:221a.
Tomorrow there is capital programme,
the drawing card of which will be the free
for-an pace. Our Dick, W. Wood, DR..
Swift, PluBkett and Turk Franklin will
compete. and q big crowd is expected to see
the champion PAGERS Of the coast meet for
the last time on this years circuit
The popular running bOrseman Matt
storm arrived late on Tuesday night from
Chicago with his string, TO participate in the
BiOod-hurse meeting. lie reports that Top
gallant and CenteIla are suffering from
severe indisposition.