The morning call., 1892-08-17

There were nine horses in the mile and
sixteenth handicap for all ages. Captain
Al was hot first choice, while Cheerful,
Raindrop, Lottie Mills and Canuy Scot were
the best supported Of the others. There
was a tedious delay at the post OF 30 min
utes, and lnnumerable breakaways. dur
ing one of which Ward on Cheer
full broke his stirrup leather. Then
again the flag was dropped once aud
the horses called back. IL was minutes
10 O'Clock before a wretchedly poor start
was effected, and then the favoritr, Captain
81, was left at the post and took no mart In
the race. Mary Pritcbard was first past
the stand, Lotte Mills lying second. the
others close up. The last named then as
sumed command, with Raindr0p In close at
tendance. This pair led the field around to
the bead for home, Canny Scot coming fast.
BE joined issue with the leaders at the
drawgates, and. full of running. came away
and won Eandiiy by one and quarter
lengths in :4sR. There was fight for the
place, RaindrUp beating Lottie Mills for the
position by head.
SUMMARY.
Oakland, Cal.-SecOnd day Colleen Gate Fair
Running Handicap for ali ages One mile and
Eureka stables ch. s. Canny Scot. g. by Lelnstsr.
dam 1ibbie Dunbar. / II pounds (Cook).. -
w: l. Appleoy's b. m Raiudrop 5. by wildidle
dam IeArdrop. III pounds (Suliiyan). ....-...... 2
II. Rudy D. m Lottie Milis, 3. by Cot Clark dam
Gratitude, ll2 pounds hollsl............... 3
Time, 1872.
captain Al lZ2, Elair ~. Cheerful ll6 TVrOua
lo5, Fanny 1l9, and May Fritchard so ran.
betting; Auction pools-Csptan Al $50. Lottie
Mills $27. field s3s. canpy Sc0s ss. Book betting
TO Canny Scot, 70 Randrop, 2 to Lottic
Mills, to 80 TO IL others. Muiuals paid S27 10
straight and 80 20 the place.
The two-year-0ld race. with 10 starters,
resulted In another surprise. Orrin and
Senator ThompsOn's stable, with Martinez
and The Drummer in II, were selling favor
ties, while 10 l was freely bet against the
ultimate winner, C0nde. a Struggling start
saw Conde jump off with a couple of lengths
the best OF it. The Drummer carried him
a'ong to halfway down the stretch, and Or
rim Appleby's speedy little colt won in a
walk by length and half, Alliance beat
ing Ledalia for the place by neck. The
time was good, 02. Great was the down.
fall of the talent.
SUMMARY.
Same day-Running. Five-furlong DASH Two-year
Encino stables ch. c. Conde by Duke of Norfolk.
dam May d. lie pounds (Spence) ............. l
q. H. keBDedy's b. c. Alliance, by Hidalyo dam
Maggie S, ll5 pounds (BsIIy) ........--........ 2
E!mwood stables b, T. LedaIia by ArgyIc dam
Leda. 107 pounds peters, )............,,3 3
Time. l :02.
Martinez us, The Drummer llO, Gold Dust lO7
Duke stevens no. Waf l07. Miss Edsall IO7 aud
Orrin 1lS also started
Betting: Auction pooIs-Thomson's stable s25.
orrin s24 field S20 and waif sS Book bettIng-
Conde to l. Alliance to /, Ledaia To l. others
to TO 10 TO !. Mutaals paid $50 s5 straight
S47 SO place.
all ages had such big entry ttat it was
split up in two races. Initiation, Nero,
Applause. ST. Patrick, Folly, Tom Stacey
and Lutte were the starters in the first half.
Applause was 'hOt shot," while Initiation
sold choice over the remainder of the field
There was another unconscionable delay at
the post. Applause got all the best Of the
sendot and led from start TO finish win
ming in hand canter Wesley Georges
OLD geld.ng Is wonder indeed. st. Patrick
beat Initiation by two lengths for the place
under drive. Time, :28h.
SUMMARY.
Same day-Running. seven-furlong dash All
W. L. Appiebys b. e. Applause. aged. by Three
Encfno stables b. &. ST. ParrIck. g. By Judge Nc.
kinstry dam Viola Ray s6 pounds (Spence). 2
EImwood stables b. m Initiation g. by Inaugura-
ton. dam Brown Maria, lz7 pounds (Cook - 3
Time, l:231R.
Nero ll3, Folly 10 and Late l06 also ran
Betting: Auction poois-Appiause s25 field 500
Initiation s16 Book bettiBg-4 TO 5 Applause To-
/ St Patrick, 3 TO Initiation TO TO | Others
Mutuals paid 6 80.
The first heat of the FIVE and a half fur
long repeat race now came on for discus
sion. AS is usual In races of this descrip-
ton the betting was very choppy. First
inkerman was tayorite, then Sam Mount,
then Inkerman again and so on. When the
flag fell Sam Mount jumped off with the
lead and was first into the stretch by a
length. He looked all over a winner 90
yards from the wiIe, when he shut up like a
laek-knife." and Inkermsn passed him
and took the heat by daylight in 1:O9B.
Gertrude was distanced. Inkerman was
then made very hot choice, and won the
second heat and race just as he liked from,
Sam Mount In :09R.
SUMMARY.
Same day-Runnng. Five and half furIongs
and repeat. All ages.
w. Il. Sanborn's b. z. Tnkerman, O, by IroncIad
dam Alice. l2l pounds (Spence) ........ I
John Leaeh's Dr. C. Sam Mount, 3, by Ironciad
dam Daisy ID, l03 pounds (Cotal - o 9
W: Thompson's ch. & joe 4. by Conquest, usin
swift 112 pounds (Cook Observation-Disclosures. j.. 4 2
j, oFarreIPs b. &. Ironheart, g. by House.
warmer, dam Fox, IL pounds tEdson1 -. 2 4
Lsngworthy and Rudys b. & Alfred b. g. by
kyrle Daily, dam Fortuna lO7 pounds (Fem-
Y. u. EIllsous eh. I. 6ertrade, 4. by Cap jack.
uah fOpeye, leo pounds (WrlghtI .distanced
Time, 1:U91 1a--1 :U9La.
Bettiug: first neat-Auction pools-Tnkermau an
$50, Sam Mount $40, field $40 Book bettiur-g 10
inkcrnan to sam Mount 3 to Is TO Others
Second heat; Auction poois-Inkerman 500 feid
~. BOOK betting-1 TO Inkerman to i San
Mount, to 40 TO others.
The second half Of the selling race, fol