The morning call., 1892-09-15

Unfinished Trot.
The unfinished trot fer the 2:25 class was
called uD at noon. Don Marvin, Maggie
and Emiu Bey came up for the word. To
the surprise of the followers of Don Mar
vim, Maggie Won all the way. heating the
Don by a length and a half in , %.
SUMMARY.
sAcRAWENTo, Sept 14.-Irotting purse, $1,000;
Maggie, D, m, by Dexter Prince (AIaben) 5lI451
Don MarvlG, br $ (Sulliyanl l........-... 5 2
BiIv Thornhiii, b. 5 i)onathan) ..... 3 ? 10
Wsdstrtn br. 5. tHo gab0Oml.. ....... ? 5 3 o
ColoneI NAY, bf ?. CSaGa dersj.,....... s740
Leap ear. b. m. ~ illia1ns) ...,....... 670
LenmaT b. 5. bergman .....,.......-. s 7 DIR.
Time-2:25 $50 2:221a. z;z4, 2:2234 2:22 ~, 2;22.
First Race.
The first on the days regular running
card was the California Annual stake, a
two-yeaF-Old handicap. over six fuTIongs.
Charles Fair entered bis two colts, Dare
and F.o0dgate, aud the stable sold first
choice Charmion second. and the field, with
Martinez, Duke Stevens and Grandee in it,
was tie short end. Tom Jones had lot
Of trouble with them at the post, Fairs
colts acting very badly, and there were
lot Of tiresome breaks. When the flag fell
1t was 10 a splendid start. Grandee's nose
was in front for a furlong. but Cbarmion
quickly raced past him and led q couple of
lengths il front OF q punched field. 1t
lUUhEQ JaA hiiiSI IEE5 III u HdilUD, Duk
Fairs colts Joined Issue at the dTawgateS
with the leader and there was a ding-dong
lace 10 the wire. Hill riding a splendid I'm
iSh Oh Dare. He came away full OF run
ming and beat Charmi0n leBg in 1:14R.
Grandee was close up in third place. Tie
winner could not be pulled np Till he had
gone a full mile. lie is evidently one OF
the best colts in the stake, and Dick Havey,
his popular trainer. must be complimented
en- The tne condition which he has got him
in. He is fl 10 race for q mans life. The
time OF tie race for a twO-yeaT-old with 122
pounds up shows that Alr. Fair owns an
equine wonder
SUMMARY.
Same dsy-The California annual stake; handi-
cap FOR w0.year-0ids SIX furIongs.
Iare. tr. T., by imp. Darebin, dam Carrie c, 1872
cl5raio. en-. by Tyrsoi. ~ f;oo6erJ.
Grandee. e. C., by Warwick, II : (WeBbeT) .......
Time. I:I44z.
Fl00dgste I1S. Martinez 80 aud Duke Stevens
Betting: 800 Fairs stable, $50 CharmIon. s2s
the deId
Second Race.
There we're FIVE starters in the special
rare, a three-quarters dash. Ralndrop was
a hot faYorite and Lottie Mills the best
supported of the remainder. There was
another good start, Mackey racing out in
front, with Ida Glenn in close attendance.
IL was a beautiful race round the lower
turn 10 the hOmestreteh. as all together the
mass Of punched color swept around the
bend aud into the straight. Maekey and
Ida Glenn were still in the van, when the
favorite and Captain Al came out of the
ruek, and there was desperate run all the
way to the wire, when Ambrose, riding
like demon and finishing Ike an artist.
brought Captain Al in winner by a short
length from Mackey amid frantic cheering
RaIndrop was a good third. Captain AL
got oil last and showed that he is still a
good thing at the distance when well rid
den. as he was yesterday. The time Il :15)
was also good
SUMMARY.
Same dsy-speeial race. free handicap; all ages.
Captain Al, 5, Dr. h, by Kingston, dam Black
MacEey ch g. aged. By Alta io5 ispooaerj
KalndFop' T. n, O. oy SIdide e(cotsl.........,...5
Ida Glen IO7 and Lottie MiiIs ll0 also ran.
Bettng-The field s57. RainaroP $40, Lottle
Mills s45.
Third Race.
The mile and half dash was simply a
h0rseraee of tie first water. Almont was
Way-up faverite. but Canny Scot, Wild Oats
and Fanny were also played heavily.
Iney went Oh hke line of cavalry to
beautiful start. Fanny and the faVorite
led the bunch first past the stands, the
others right up. Murmurs of admiration
arose as the five ran in close cluster
around the backstTetcb. In the lower turn
Almont fell back beaten, and Hill drove
LoAI1 CGVA W tue 1tC1i, anu leu i1EO Iff6
stretch, with MeIo at his saddle-girths
Then Spence brought Fanny F on the out
side, going like great guns. Fanny wins
Fanny winsi was shouted from thou
sand Threats, but Billy Hill had got the
measure Of his field on CanDy Scot and,
riding a vigorous race, he won in romD by
couple of lengths from Nero, who beat
Wild Oats half length for the place. Time,
2:37.
SUMMARY.
Same day.The FsiI stake. handicap; for all
ages one mile and half
Caany Sect ch. g., aged, by Leimister dam TIb-
Nero b. T. 4, by Tidldie. 100 fSuliivanl........
Wild Oats, b. Gagged by wildidle, l08 (Cota) 3
line. 2:37.
Fanny l05 and Almont lis also ran.
Be'tigg.AIment AIN 5000. Wiid oats so, Canny Scot
Fourth Race.
The Orange stake, six-farlong dash, was
big gailop for the crack sprinter, GeraI-
dine, VINO waltZed away from Initiation
ana Sam Mount as if they were standing
still and won under pull from Initiation
by two lengths. Time, IAN
SUMMARY
same day1Ihe Orange stake, threeyear-Old han
Geraldine en-. M. aged. by Grlnstead, dam Cousin
InitiaIioh, B. f' M T. 5; inauguration i 5cr;
sam Mount D. g.. 8, BY IroBelad. ls (suivan)....3 8
Betting-Geraldine sllO field $50.
Fifth Race.
The mile selling race was the closing
event of the afternoons s card and five sported
silk. Applause that old veteran, was played
for a lead-pip cinch to beat st. Patrick,
Lady Gwen, Revere and Tyrona. All were
well played with The exception of Reyerie,
who was completely ignored by the talent.
The sboTt-enders got MIN in the field with
Lady Gwen and Tyrona. but they relied on
the two fllies to get them home. But
Johnny Appleby pulled one out of the box
on TO them, An even start saw Applause
ard ST. Patrick showing the way, with Lady
Gwen at the rear of the others. This was
tie order to the homestretch, where the
field punched. and there was regular
scramble down the straight, Lady Gwen
showing NEST prominently. Just as the
latter looked like winning Sullivan brought
ReYerie on the outside and won handily by
a length and half Lady Gwen was in The
place half length in front Of st. Patrick.
Time. 1:42h.
SUMMARY.
Same day-Seling purse; threeyear-olds One
mile.
Reverie b. e., by John Happy. dam Little
Flush l07 fSulliYanl
Lady Gwen, b. m. by Joe Daniels, I09 [Webberl.
ST. Patrick, g. b., 3, by Judge McKinsiry, "
Tme, 1:42i2.
Applause II and 1yroBa lO3 also ran.
Bettiug-sl0o Applause, $57 field, S2e st. Pat
rick
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