The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-16

gallopei home the easiest of winners by two
open lengths. Sir Reel was third, two
lengths behind Ledalia. The time, :43Jh
was very gOOl,
Then the great match came upon the tapis
Tor discussion. How the money did pour
into the boobmakers' Golfers. to be sure.
The crush was enormous, and there were
very few OF the vast crowd which thronged
the enclosures who had not ticket in their
pockets on one or other of the champions.
he closing prices were even money against
Charmion and to Princess. Princess
was the first 10 show on the track near the
stands and received great ovation, which
was renewed when Dan Miller's champion.
with Jockey Miller up, paraded past the
enclosure. Both looked as fine as silk, and
as they went to the starting post the race
looked harder to pick than ever.
Starter Ferguson did not lose any time
when lie got them IN hand, and dispatched
them to a nose and nose start. Princess
soon took neck lead and was in front OF
CharmiOn around 10 the stretch. Then
ChaTmiOn went up even, and the pair raced
nose and nose for hundred yards. Ii was
anyb0dys race The people shouted them
selves hoarse. But those who knew race
when they saw one, those who had wit
messed many a close and exciting finishing
gallop. noticed the same symptoms which
show themselves in every part of the world
where hOrseracng is in vogue.
Princess was firing to nothing and Char
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along like an untiring piece of mechanism,
like the new clock that has been invented to
60 Tor ten years without winding, aud those
critics who had their heldglasses on the
pair began TO shout themselves hoarSe for
the splendid daughter of Tyrant. On they
came amid deafening cheering. till the
drawgateS were reached. Then Hill went
to the whip on Princess and all was over.
Like ship in full sail with spanking
breeze behind her, the daisy dandy two
nj nrs
away AID won the great match in the
splendid time OF IA fat by three open
lengths, ana could have gone another half
mile II called upon.
Defeat. but not disgrace. rested with
Charlie Fairs popular cOlors and the owner
OF Princess took his losses philosophically.
like a true spors and gentleman. Danny
Miller was beside himself with Joy. Il feel
as If could hug her to my heart" said
dapper little Dan as his pet was led back TO
scale amid enthusiastic cheering, and when
Major" Brough called out "all right" an
other mighty shout went up which must
have reached the busy crowds down on
Montgomery, Market and Kearny streets,
who we're unfortunate enough 10 miss one
OF the races of lifetime. Hill had evil
IDENTIFY received instructions to carry
Charmion along and break her heart but
that game FLY cannot be called down in a
three quarters dash. The race suited her
to a nicely.
There were three rafting good races still
lett on the card, but although there WAS
any amount Of betting they fell somewhat
fiat alter the excitement attending the
match race. The fourth race, over a mile,
was big gallop from end to end for Motto.
while in the mile handicap, In the absence
OF Wildwood and Misty Morn, Happy Day
had little trouble in disposing of his field
lie won in a canter.
In the Seven-eighth concluding dash by"
III oliys colors were again victorious.
Sympathetic's Last had little or nothing to
beat. and be did 1t handily. Father By"
as the boys call him, is said to be many
thousands of dollars ahead OF the meeting.
OF THE RACES.
'enth day of the Pacific Coast BloOd-horse Assocl-
d upward; distance. SIX and half furlonSs. Time.