The morning call., 1892-10-01
DOILARS FELL LIKE HAIL,
But Somehow They Never Could Seem
to Fall the Right Way.
HoW THE TALENT WENT TO THE HALL'
II Vas Great Day at San jose, but 1t Mas
Euea Greater Day for The Short-
Ead Players.
uoW THE TALENT WENT TO THE VAIL.
pecrsI to The MORNING Call

she grand stands and DAtlOS ring III TIC
warm sunshiay weather and were tie for,u-
nate witnesses of some capital racing
The proceedings opened in The morning
with grand stock parade.
During the afternoon J. Phippen drove
the Palo Alto stock farms two-year-oid
flly Donchaka, by Wild Boy, out OF MomQue,
against her record of 2:30 made in Wednes-
days races. Moving along like humming
bird, she went to the quarter In :oI' the
half in IA and the three-quaTters I'D 'oV'
the mile being accomplished IN the me time
of 2 :25 fat.
While the hoYseS were scoring Tor the
: secs,nd neat Of the 2:30 class trot Frank
Gordan, son of the popular j. W. Gordan'
W ho was hurt at Petaluma in a sulky col
lision, was warming I'D Chancellor ana
Marshal Downey had shouted TO him to get
off the track. The youth apparently paid
no attention and the Marshal, instead OF
shouting again TO him, rode al MN 10 tTy
aud catch tbeih0rse, crowded him into the
fence, and amid shouts Of horror from the
assemblage the sulky smashed up ana
young GOrdan was thrown cut An n
furlated crowd in mediately surrounded the
Marshal. who was clearly IN fauii, though
his action was sustained by the Judges.
"Put him OFF, Pull him down.! yelled
49, -oCrr crowd. The Marshal. however,
finally the sensation quieted down
The Unfinished Trot.
In the unfinished trot Colonel May and
Tppoo Tib were dispatched in the fourth
attempt, and despite three bObbles May won
handily by four lengths in 2:2o24- Colonel
May thus won the race and hrst money.
SUMMARY.
sAN JOSH September 5o.-TrOttins' 2'2' class.
Coi6nei Nay. br G., by May Boy gsanders). 221Ii
titpoo 'o' = Nv 81 i,eytsr s Prince fwaI9 - dIsr
Aiphsus. e- b. r. g. BY Mem6riaO Wilkes tR0d-
rsuf5l Time 2,5i-.3:Is- 3:92-:2js4
First Race.
Before the first heat of the 2:1s class pace
Dr.. Swift sold for $50 Piunkett foE 50 ana
Lady II and Boswell Jr IN the held. Nhen
the word was given Boswell made bTrak
bled up, but caught like a fash. Plunkett
then was out in the lead. Carey drove Swift
Up TO him at the half and was on his wheel
at the head OF the stretch. 1t was tre-
mend0us drive to the wire. DIR. Swift came
I'D dead even at the dTawgates, tut neither
could gain any advantage and the judges
were unable to separate them at the wire
and dead heatwas announced. Time, 2:1S.
Then the talent paid $50 for DR.. Swift,
against S11 the entire field. There was a
good sendoff. Plunkeit leading Swift about
half a length around 10 the hOmestretch.
Lady II moved up into the bunch in the
lower turn. 1t was horse race between
tie three all the way down the stretch and,
amid deafenng shouts, Miner kept Pun
kett neck in front to the wire, DIR. Swift
beating Lady II half length for the place.
Time, 2:l312. Boswell Jr. got the flag.
The talent still stuck to DR.. swift, paying
$50 Tor him against SO the fed. He led
all tie way around after fine race down
the bomestretch and won by half length
from Lady Il. who beat Plunkett by like
distance 1411 was the time.
Or. swift now brought $40 in the pools
against $50 the field. The judges put Andy
Mcdowell up in place or Miner behind
Plunkett Andy drove Plunkett TO the front
= the first turn and, DESPITE desperate
euOTt - vi Y~rt CT DR.. Swift, won the heat
by length, never being headed in the splen-
did repeat time of 2:l5 fiat.
Inc h!Ih heat was a eorker. II was
IluDkett all the way. The GALL pumped
for him all the time, and before the first
heat you could win S36 for a S. piece on
him. He showed what stuff he was made
OF by pacing in front all the way, driven in
splendid form by Mcdowell, in the really
wonderful time for a fifth heat Of :I3h.
SUMMARY.
Same day-PacIng 2:ls class. Purse $500.
Plunkett, b. 2. By Strathearn (Mizner). o 2 I
IldT ~ S Jy z A:m6nt in5 Isl gshayer
~ -'1ost =. r. eh 5, bY Boswell lsimmons) 4 dist
1iNe' $40 oa2-2;l41s-2: i5-Z:lSi4.
Second Race.
Day LNQlls Dbti0dT, DeleQa ana IenfnaE
were driven for the trot for the 2 80 class.
The last named sold favOrite at $50 and the
other three fetched about 81 eacn. Berry
man drove Lenmar on the lead, three
lengths in front of Delmar. Helena and
Bay Rum both mace little bobble at the
nsst turn. Lenmar was never headed, and
w6a-with ease by four lengths from De-
mar Bay Rum was third. Time, 2:22
In the second heat Lenmar was stronger
choice than ever, aud u was procession
for him. although both Bay Rum aud Del
mar came in fast at the flush. He won
handlly by length in 2:19h.
The talent thought that LenmaT would
surely win now In three straight heats and
paid $50 for him against $40 on the other
pair. Their hearts went into their mouths,
however. when they saw Bay Rum creep
Ing up on Lenmar In the lower turn. lie
came aleng at splendid clip and, gradu-
ally oyerbauling the faYorite, passed and
beat him an open length at tie wire in 2 20.
Again the clever division were aghast,
and to try aud . Iew auiiars bought the
neid at $50 to win 81 on Lenmar. Bay Rum
won the heat in Jog by eight lengths in
2:20h.
1t was Bay Rum first. last and all the
time in the fifth and last heat. He won,
pulling up in 2:2Ih, with the greatest of
ease by two lengths from Delmar Lenmar,
the qu0ndam tayorite, bad third.
SUMMARY.
Same day-Trotting; 2:3O class. Purse $500.
Bay Rum, br. s., By Seven Oaks (McCart-
Lenmar D. s. BY Admaf (Berryma
Deilnar ch s. by Aimson (Harrs) ........ . 5 2
Aelena, b. T.. by Eieciioneer (fhippen) 49,. ! drawn
Tine 2:z2-2:I91a-2: :20-2:ia iala-z:2I12.
Third Race.
The distressed first choieers" looked to
Shyl0ek TO pull them out Of their trouble
OneSiiPndTed dollars was his price. Lucy
brought S25 and Jessie, Chancellor and
Crown Prince in the field sold for $50. Lucy
and ShylOck trotted like double team
10 the Quarter, but Shyl0ck had placed day
light between himself and the mare at the
bali She came again and made a race Of
II, but the Wandering Jew" drew away
and won handily by three lengths in 2:1SM
Jessie was distanced.
Chancellor made great fight for the next
heat, but made three skips in the mile.
There was q desperate finish, Shylock only
winning the heat by neck in 2:1sh.
The third heat was easy for Shylock,
although Crown Prince gave him drive for
it from the head Of the stretch to the draw
gates. The Prince broke and Shyloek gath
cred in the heat, race and first money in
2;l7h.
SUMMARY.
same same day-Tretting 222 class; Purse $3.50.
Crown Prince, 5. g., by Dexter Prince (Haben). Z
Chancellor. ch. s., by Bismarck (Donathan1. 424
Jessie, Dr. m, by Dexter Prince (Wfiams). DIST
Time Z:lSs4 4-2:ls1A-2:l7h.
Fourth Race.
Leona. Jasmine, Administer, Katie Kelly
aud Electionita went one heat OF the mixed
trottiDg and pacing stakes in 2:34, Jasmine
winning and Administer being shut out
The race was then postponed on account of
darkness.
To-Day's Events.
The tTotting part Of the programme will
come 10 conclusion tomorrow. The pool
ing tonight has been very heavy. as the
talent seems determined, If possible, to get
back their losses. As much as $500 has
been paid for first choice. The success of
THE CALLS tips is the theme of every
punter and the racing correspondent has
been besifged with the question:
What will be your tip for tomorrow ?''
The answer always is: Get THE CALL
and see Tor yourself"
There IS great programme, including
the fTeP-foT-all trot and the fFepfor-sII
a.ann .ILn InIln ~ ny 90 tI.a 1li-.l-.N--...