The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-27
VERY GOOD TIME made.
Turk Franklin and Rosie G
Pace a Nice Race.
CHLOE COMES OUT ON TOP.
Good Average Prices Obtained for the Oak
wood Park Stock Farm Contingent at Yes
terday's sals-Tc-Day's Programme.

The attendance at the Oakland racetrack
was again moderate yesterday, although
two races were well contested and pro-
duced quite lot of betting. The opening
attraction was not race. however, but the
annual sale of standard bred young trotting
stock from the lakewood Park stock farm.
Twenty three head of horses were offered
and sold, as the bidding was yerylively indeed,
and John F. Boyd had every reason to be
satisfied with the excellent average Of 1926
Obtained for his splenddly bred stock. The
best prices obtained were for Derby Ash,
yearliDg brown colt by Charles Derby, 1907.
out Of Addie Ash, 500; Amer, another
yearling colt, by Prince Red, out of Ada f,
was knocked down to Joe Harvey for $50;
B. d. Phillips secured the Steinway year
ling Geo. McA. for 500; Charles Willis.
yearling, by Albert w, brought S610. and
Madcap, a two-year-old bay pacing FLY, by
Steinway, out Of Maggie McGregor. was
disposed Of for S765
The afternoon was on the wane before
Crown Prince. Jim c and Chloe we're rung
out for the 40 class trot. The Prince sold
choice at $50 against So the other two
The favorite looked somewhat on the big
side. and after trottng with Dan McCarty's
mare to the half he fell back, and Chloe.
McCarty and the latest edition of the FAM
GUS white hat captured the heat by four
lengths in 2:25A.
Still the talent stuck by Crown Prince.
and like many other persons VINO have put
tLelr trust In princes they burned their fin
gers. II was his serene highness' day off,
and he couldn't see the way Chloe and The
festive Dan went, aud they again took the
neat In jog. As McCarty remarked,
nese Dexter Princes are immense; you
cant beat them with club" Chloe then
was played into favoritism, and she won
the third heat and the race with the greatest
OF ease.
SUMMARY.
oakland, Cal, 0ctoberi26. 1892. TrottiDg; 2:20
Chloe blk. M. by Dexter Prince. dam clyde.
Crown Prince, ch. g. by Dexter Prince (Keat-
Jim bv Charles sry
lime 2;25I4-2:23l4-2:2e Ia.
=, Those two veterans, Andy Mcdowell and
Iom Heating, were in the sulkies behind
Rosie and Turk Franklin respectively in
the 2;l5 pacing purse. This time the clever
brigade made no mistake in picking Rosie
Y 10 Wild. She waltZed away from Franklin
In the hrst two heats in such good time as
211H and 2;16A. Bettors shook little in
their shoes In the third heat, when Turk
won under drive in 2:19 by neck from
McDowelPs marc, but the latter landed
their money and gathered in the race In the
fast gathering twilight in 2:18h.
SUMMARY.
Same day-Pacinc; 2:l5 class
Rosie G. b; M, by Wauderer (MeDowelD IL 21
TURK Franklin. b. g., by Prospect (keatingl -
Time, 2;l712-2:I64-2:I9
In the match between Sample and Billy
Born the former won in two straight heats
in 2:3Sh and 2:30.
This afternoon will see the absolute
finish OF harness racing in this State for the
year. Ben Wright has furnished a good
programme for his closing day. There are
two trots for the 2 80 and 2:35 classes, and
one for named horses. In addition to this
Altoona Jr. and Colonel McNassar meet to
decide supremacy for $500 a side