The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-19

; RESULT OF A RAW JOB.
B D. Phillips Ruled Off the
Track for Life
FOR PULLING" LAURA B.
~-s attendance Was Small, the Track Heavy,
eulatioa Lively and the Racing
Fairly Coed.
FOR PULLING" LAURA b.

frer day could not be wished Tor than
Guar which greeted the second day of the
i.n meeting of the Pacific Coast Trottins-
r>e breeders Association at the Oakland
tr- Tie attendance. however, was not
...usfactory as the weather which was
.ty as there was 8 card of capital races SET
discussion.
Z. seems that San Francisco people Will
r.ttulu out in large numbers TO see harness
-r.n.. still had the Bay District track been
ava IDLE there is little doubt but that the
entering would have been greater success
Sc far as numbers was concerned. The track
WAS very slow and heavy.
He days sport was marred by an unsa-
re-, job. B. D. Pkallips drove Laura in the
q ri neat Of the two mile repeat race, but
u,fymed apparent that she was not being
DRIVEN to win, aud the shortender Dubee
Wss Flowed to take toe heat. The Judges de-
cared The heat of, and the rawness of Phil
fu, work was soon made manifest, as with
J. LsneTty IN the sulky the mare had no
trlla IN winning the heat in easy fashion,
I#a fender was then visited with condign
lu-ishment, being expelled by the Judges
l7-m the association for life, which means
tsat lie is ruled of all the trOttiBg tracks in
>as untry. The sentence is severe, but
he 1ldges deserve the commentator of all
nest hoTsemen for their determination to
stamp out rank jobbery and protect the
Iutie.
Tie three-year-old purse was walkoyer
iar antioch, the ARtevolo colt. Wall jogging
u yer 10 2:53. Then the dandy PAGER,
81 ~ o0d, wandered around in 2:4S in a
,7Oyer Tor the four-year-Old pacing
e, looking quite diseonten ed at having
<, ~ So slow. All the other events were
we'll contested, the detailed accounts telling
Tie story.
Tina encourauan,apt dash for voo~linrs
f-l-ced I've starters. There was no pool
---. and Oscar Mansfeldt won the first
1sy with his black fills Glendora, by Sable
ses, doing his own driving in good style
lie youngsters scored up in a beautiful
manner, and finally Gap" Harris sent them
81 Ike line of cavalry. StTatford Dawn
vert smiling away in 'front.' and the field
vas soon strung out. GlendOra kept after the
ater going squarely, and was at his wheel
H alter entering the stretch, where he
gied up. Glend0ra going strongly and
SELL won handsomely by two lengths from
Ltcky Ticket. who came fast at the finish.
line, 3:2lA 4.
SUMMARY.
OAKLAND, CAL Oct Is. Ise2-Second dav P. c.
H. &. fan meeting. Encouragem atlpUrse for
rearilHEs. One mile dash
eudera. Blk. Z. By Sable Wilkes. dam Amy Fay,
-a5kS TieS't. ; By Lottery Ticket Campbell
ora Eav 4 Dr. e by Dawn tsimmons)....... 3
---aFch. eh c; by stanford (BrOokmanD.
-,, en- + y Iris Perkins,
lime, 3;2l "A.
The 800 class trot was the medium of
me lively pooling. Lucy 3 sold first choice
20 Szo, Bay Rum second at $50, Colonel May
traJgat SI3, and Franklin Sl2 There was
lea utiful start, Bay Rum with the pole
slowing the way 10 the quarter with Frank
p 81 his neck. The favorite joined the
-aalng pair on the backstreteh and they
'ere % bunch at the half, Franklin with.
81 glt lead. He was first in the stretch
sll Bay Rum stayed with him TO the draw
-a.e. Bgelow then made one OF bis eharae-
.7-s-lc drives with Lucy B, and coming on
lie outside with great bar, she won the heat
rs 2 neck from Franklin, who finished on a
.-eak. Bay Rum also went up in the arsix
-tns from the wire. Time, 2:2lA.
o0daTd's mare was now a hotter IA
Feri-e than ever at $40 for S11 Bay Rum,
a-d Tie same amount for the field. Lucy
i went out 10 front of the gang 10 the sec
Cl1 heat and looked all over winner
round 10 the drawgates, when she broke to
Ills aud Billy Jonathan sent Franklin out.
ana passing the bObbling favoTite won in
by three lengths in 2:22R. Colonel !
Nay and Bay Rum both left their feet in |
#a h0mestretch, finishing in the order |
aned.
Lucy B was still favorite at SIS, and |
--a.nst this Franklin brought SIS and the |
--- 30. Franklin won the heat from wire
90 wire in 1874. Lucy b went to a break
rearing the wire, but flashed second.
Colonel May and Bay Rum went to the
stable under the rule.
The talent thought they had got a sure
thing TOW in Jonathan and franklin, aud
naid $50 for the latter against S25 for Lucy.
Franklin fiattered the hopes OF his backeis
lY leading around to the stretch, while
Lucy made break or two during the jour-
ley. She gained rapidly, however, aud
gradually OFernaUllng Franklin OutfO0ted
Inn and won, slowing up, By five lengths.
Llcy b won the fifth heat and race With
great ease in 2:211z
SUMMARY
Same day-Trotting; 2:2O class; purse $780,
lucy p. b. n. by Alex Button, dam
T 5l{ ~ D Rop r. .G 6y seners Reno cDoaa
colonel May Dr. 3. By May Boy San
Bay Rum Blk. s. b. serenoais iSmithi.
I3me, 2:2l14-2.2Z1z-z:Z3s4 S4-2:2l1z.
4 novelty was now introduced in the two
mile and repeat race. There were i've
starters. Dubee sold choice at $50, the held,
18th PleasantOn. Laura 3 and BangfOTd in
in it. brought SOS, and Colonel McNassar
SI2 LangfoTd led them all around the first
mile. when Dnbec went up at the first turn
of the second mile. jonathan now took
McNassar up to the leaders; the favorite
broke al the half and McNassar passed him.
Dubec however made running break,
caught again and was first into the home
stretch. The issue was never in doubt Is
McNassar broke and Dubec won under
big pull from Laura B. Time, 3 o8h.
The second heat still saw Dubec favor
ite against the whole field. He was no ac-
count in this heat through breaking badly
al various points. The fight was between
McNassar and Laura B. and the latter won
under a drive by half length from the
Colonel in 500.
Spectators paid $50 for Laura B and $40
for the field. This was surprise party, as
Dubec went out in front at the end OF the
first mile and led from this point to the
wire. The judges did not think that Laura
j had been driven out and declared the heat
Of. amid considerable uprOar The general
opinion was that the heat was job and
that the judges were right in their decision
Laura b after this sold for 500 against
the field at S27. She won all the way. fin
ishing the second mile 10 5:0S. Ed LaffeTty
drove In place of Phillips, who after the
heat was expelled from the association for
life. it being apparent that he deliberately
pulled Laura b.
SUMMARY.
same day-Trotting; two miles and repeat Purse
$3.50.
Laura Z, b. m by Mambrino wilkes (Phil.
Dg6sc. b g. ~ sultan ,saiderj. ......I
Col McNasser. Oh a., by McAasser's Gold
PieasantCn. b. h. by Richards Elector tMc-
Lsasi iS b g. BY Mansfield Medium tacn.
lime. 5 :0si4-5 :02-5:o8.
The Stallion Produce stakes for two-year-
olds was postponed until to-day, when the
meeting continues, and splendid pro-
gramme Will be raced through.
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