The morning call., 1892-10-02

tapped the bell once only, so off they went,
Our Dick and Wood out In front The
Judges let them get to the eighth pole an d
then seemed to change their minds ana
rang them back. But the drivers evidently
did not hear and kept along. Princess
Alice pulled up first, but Our Dick and
Wood still paced along. Then Wood pulled
up. but Dick kept going and finished hrst
under the wire. Heating had heated DIS
cussion with the judges, but the off1cials de-
clared II no heat. The horses scored up
again. Wood leading around to the oack-
stretch with Our Dick close up Here Inc
latter went TO a b:eak, and w. Wood opened
mn a big gap and won the heat and race In
log. Time 2:I7K. Messrs. Heating and
Ottinger entered protest against the de.
cision of the third heat, as it probably LOST
Our Dick the race.
SUMMARY.
Same dzy-Pacing for all.
Our pies b. a.. by Gibraltar iKeatng) 2
Princess Alice, b. M by Dexter Prince oDona- , q
ps0,s M BY Dnroc Prince tsicDowei DIST
Time, l4s4-2;l3-2l714.
Second Race.
When the bell rang out the first heat Of
the fres-for-all trot, the four competitors
were selling in the p0oIbox as follows:
Beaury S35, Richmond Jr. $50 and the held
SIG. At the word FieidwIck drove Beaury
Me from the outside for the pole and soon
held a commanding lead OF four lengths.
he increased this to eight and wOD slowing
up In 2:151z. 1t was evidently Beaury's
! day out He was choice now at $50 to $50
| the whole field. There was lot Of tiresome
scores, and finally they were tapped off to a
| moderate start Again Beaury went out In
| front and stayed there. Richmond made a
| drive for the heat in the homestretcb, but
| tangled up badly, and the favorlte placed
/ the second heat to his credit in 2:141a.
It was manifest that the other drivers
wanted to score Beaury Nc to death. for
| they either couldn't or wouldn't come up.
| They were "a minutes scoring, aid the spec
tators gave all the applause to Billy Field
wick and his game horse, showing that
| their sympathIes were entirely with them.
''Beaury Nc is racer indeed. Thank
] God he has beaten that band" exclaimed
| an excited horSeman as he trotted In win
| ner OF the heat and race in 2:l5R, making
monkeys oil his field after the hard game
| they had given him.
| front, and Heating made strong drive on
| Frank NJ and kept close up to him till they
/ reached the head Of the stretch, and then
| came up even. At one time it looked as If
| Frank NJ had the gallant favorite beaten,
| but be tired, and amid one Of the great.
| est ovations of the circuit. Fieldwiek
( driving like an artist. took the heat by two
| open lengths from Keating's horse. Beaury
4 Me has now the State Fair and San Jose
| free-for-alls to his credit, and will be hard
nut to crack ut the forthcoming breeders
| meeting.
| Same day-Trotting; free for all Purse $1,000.
| Beaury Nc, b. T.. by Nephew (Fieidwick) ..-.l
| Frank NJ ch. g.. by Priam lKeatingl .........;2
| Richmond Jr, b. g., by A. w. Richmond
silver Bow. s. BY Robert McGresor iP VIII
HAn'' Time. aa.:i5;Iss-2.:;iiiii;s-2:i5il
Third Race.
| There was plenty Of speculation on the
| 2:27 class trot. Aster sold for S70 Maggie.
| driven by Dan Mccarthy, $50, and Free
| Coinage aud Rinconado for $40 In the field.
/ The last named had the pole, but when the
| favorite went mp to him nearing the half he
broke, and Aster won by six lengths. trot-
| ting in splendid style, and Completing the
mile in the fast time of 2:17A. Rinconado
| was second.
The second heat was walkoyer for
Aster in 2;1sh- Free Coinage was dis
tanced.
The third heat was arepettion. Aster win
ming in jog in 2:17 He trotted in splendid
style and will make it hot for the best o:
them IL he can be edu Gated sufficiently 10
prevent his breaking in company.
SUMMARY.
Same day-Trotting 2 :27 class. Purse 500.
Aster oh. e.. by Dexter Prince (Wa) .........
Rinconado. b. g.. by Eros (DoDathanl. .........
Free Coinage. b. g.. by Abbotsford (Brandow) dis
Time. z:1714-2:l5H s-2:l7.
The pooling tonight on Mondays run
ming races Is very brisk. The three days
racing next week will be exceptionally good
as the large entries guarantee big helds and
cOnse0uently lively sDeculatlOn.