The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-16

opening eyent-a hree-quarter- mile dash.
Lottle Mills was favorite, Applause. Nabeau
and Regal also enjoying strong support
With but little delay a moderate start was
effected. ReyeTie being left at the post
Lottie Mills and Regal led the field right
around to the strotch. Rounding the turn
for home the leaders ran very wide to get
on the good going, and this gave the remain
ing half dozen Il chance of getting even by
racing through the mud. Lottie Mills, how
ever, never gave her opponent a show, and
won handy by three parts OF length. 1t
was near thing between Regal and APP
piause, who ran Jap on the inside for the
place, and the former gained the coveted
position by short head only. The time
was / 1917.
SUMMARY.
San Francisco-Fourth day. Bood-horse spring
meeting. Fridav. April is. 1892. Selling purse
s5OO-FiHed va.uAtion. 5000: three pounds al-
lowed for each 500 down to $500. Three quarters
W Rudy's b. m Lottie Mills. 3. by Colonel Clarke.
dam Gratitude. los pounds (Narvaez) ........... 1
dam Bessie Douglass us pounds (liennesssy).
W : Appleby's b. g. Applause, aged, by Three
Time :l9ia.
81. Patrick 81. Nabcau I06 Hello los, Blonai-
nette l0j and Reyerie l1S also ran.
Netting: Auction pools : Field $50. Applause
$40. Lottie Mills s.. Book betting: Straight and
paee-Lottie Mills 2l2 to aud eyens, Regal to
and TO S. Applause 8 10 ! and 4 TO 5. Nabeau TO
and to l, St Patrick 20 10 and 8 to l. BlondI-
nette 10 TO and 10 Revere 20 to ! and 3 TO i
and Hello Is to l aud to !.
Notwithstanding that Zaldivar packed the
heavy impost Of l24 pounds in the mile and
an eighth he was chalked up at prohibit
ton prices on the board, and sold hot first
choice in the pools. The flag fell TO grand
start, the Derby candidate leading first past
the stand, with Royal Flush close up. Earle
who was strong outside tip and was held
out by some of the bookmakers, then wentup
second. but none of them could race with
Wilbur Smiths magnificent 'cIackajack."
He is a racehOTse, indeed, and fully justifies
the short price now being laid against him for
the great national three-year-Old race. Co.
ing further and further away from his four
opponents at every stride he cantered
through the sloppy going in the home stretch
and won under big pull by ten lengths.
Joe Narvaez, who always seems TO ride eth
er the first or second horse, beat Earle for
the place by couple of lengths. The time
was 2.03.
SUMMARY.
Purse $500; three year-olds: maidens allowed 10
pounds; winners at this meeting to carry pounds
extra. one aud an eighth mites.
Hooker. dam Lena's First. ia pounds
EmWo Wood stables br. h. Eimwocd. 3 by Ma.
than Coombs, dam Noble II, ll2 pounds
George Howsons en-. g Earle 8 by Joe Hoctcr
dam by Langford. 100 pounds (Howson). 3
Time. 2:03.
Royal Flush 122 and May Pritchard 10Y also ran
Betting: Auction pools-ZaldIvar S25, field $50
Book betting: Straight and place-Zaldivar 8 to 5
and to 5. Royal Flush to and to l. Earle to
and ! To- 2, May PrItehard 80 to / and 10 to /
and Eimwood 10 ! and TO i.
SEVEN STARTERS
Starter Ferguson had considerable trouble
with the seven starters In the heat races a
dozen breaks or so severely trying his pa
tlence. Hercules reared up and fell over
back with little Sullivan and badly stunned
him; he was placed in a hack and driven
slowly around the track toward tile stands.
Recovering, however, he puckily insisted
on returning to ride. When the flag fell he
drove Hercules to the front and Jim raced
along three lengths in front of the remain
der round into the nomestretcb. Inkerman
ran wide on to the hard going, and shouts
were raised for her victory. but the two
leaders were too far ahead. Hercules
looked all over winner, but Sullivan feel
ing evidently the i'll effects of his fall,
stopped his vigorous riding. and allowed
Barton, who rode good race on Jim X, to
pip him on the post by a nose in a very ex-
citing finish Joe Ellis ran third, Inkerman
fourth, MeGinty was dlstanced. Time. 5lh
seconds.
Before the second heat Ward was put up
tion.
The heat produced the best race of the
day. From well-bunched start Jim r cut
out the pace. but was quickly passed by
Joe Ellis and in this order the pair ran wide
round the turn for home. That great re-
peat horse Inkerman came with a wet
sal! around on the inside and showing a ter
rihc burst Of speed won amid Tremendous
excitement by neck, Joe Ellis beating jim
Il half length for the place. Time, :5lH.
FOR the deciding heat Inkerman was u
very hot fayorite, to being offered against
Jim K. They went off the mark like shot
cut OF gun, the last named making the run.
ming and leading Inkerman by length
round into the homestretch. Bennessey
here went to the whip on Inkerman. but he
IN n
coming away won handily by a short length.
Time. :52R. Inkerman tore q plate off his
near hind foot and famed himself. His de-
teat Is mainly attributed to this accident
SUMMARY.
Purse $500. OF which 800 to second; all ages,
L. A. Neame's ch. h. Jim r, aged. by Conner.
dam unknown. l11 pounds (Barton) l3l
clad, dam Alice, he pounds (HennesseyJ. ala
w.o,, Time ~ A-:6lh.-;52 1s:
ll3. Hercu'es ll9 and Ed McGinty lis also ran
Betting: First heat-Auctlon pools: Field s3l
and paee-Jim to 2 and to s. Inkeriaan 2 to
sna 10 0: Monte Carlo SO TO ana 20 to !, Her
to I. Ed McGlnty 40 to / anc Is to l. N
man Saa h eso pools Jim $50 Inker
place-Inkerman to and to s, Jim eyens
and barred Monte Carlo 80 to and 25 to /, Her.
10 to l. Joe Ellis to and 8 to L. anu
pecining heat-No pooling. Book betting: 2 to
Jim X, to Inkerman.
Fairy was dead bird" for the mile raca.
ana BY Holly pulled out Montana and =,
Menchaca Ell Rayo, just to make race of
IL. Senator Roses grand male. who car
ried one and half pounds overweight, won
from wire to wire. and Montana, we'll rid
9en Dy Naryaez, was only three lengths
behind her when the winner caught the
judges eye, but on sufferance. Time. :43N.
SUMMARY.
Purse e500-All ages: owners handIcsp one
mile. ~"S
L. J. Roses b. ~ Fairy. 4. by Argyle dam Fairy
Rose. 9et2 pounds fSuliivaD) ..................
D. =. hoiiysb D. Montana, 3, by Storey. dam
uEa 100 pounds (Nsrvacz). Q
r. Menchacas Oh. h. FL Rayo. 8. By Grinstead