The morning call., 1892-08-12

The FINISH OF ONE OF THE HEATS
trotter or the bsngtail, has a very useful
mare in Hazel Ii. She, like Jessie, I'M
proves wonderfully rapidly. Last Saturday
she paced second TO w. Wood, whose best
time was 222b. Hazel, however was
slightly more herself yesterday, for she won
the three-minute pace handily. making
such time Gs ID, 2:lSI and 2:l9, and was
moreover close up 10 Dlabl0 when he made
2:l1 IN the third heat There are a good
many hOTsemen who would like to know
her limit, but all agree that Williams owns
useful mare, and with careful handling q
sure bread-wnner. The attendance yester-
day was much better than is usual at trot-
ting races in this city.
Four were hitched up for the 20 trot.
Richmond Jr. was selling first choice for
$50. Myrtle brought $50 and Beaury Nc
and Lee sold in the field for S14 A couple
OF scores and the word was shouted to a
splendid start. BeauTy Nc with the pole
went first to the quarter, with Lee on his
Wheel. ms pair tTOtted along the back
stretch like double team. The pace was
very hot, too not for Lee, who tangled up
nearing the half. Beaury Me then opened
up tremendous streak Of daylight, and
won under biz pull in the fast time of PIG.
Richmond Jr. still sold choice at SEQ, the
field for $50 and Myrtle for SIS. The heat
was still faster. Beaury Nc was in the
front all tie way. Maben drove Richmond
mp to the leader on the homestreteh. aud his
hackers were 1sttered for second or two,
but the bay geldng had all the best Of it,
drove the fay0riie of his feet and won COM
foriably In 2:l1R. The quarters were
:355l 90 / AZ. the last quarter beng made
in a 2:l3 gait.
The third heat produced great race. The
heat was fought out from start to finish by
the TWO favorltes, BeauTy Nc and Rich
mona Jr. The frst-named was half a length
in the lead all tie way round TO the draw
gates. Inc quarter was reached in 80 the
half in ! :09 and the three-quarter pole in
! :43 Then the drive of the afternoon took
place. Maben and Firldwick both handled
the ribbons like artists. Nose aud nose
they came along, the applause IN the stands
bursting into a veritable torrent Of cheering
as by supreme effort Richmond Jr. showed
ms nose under the wire first IN the splendid
time Of 2:I7A.
Myrtle aud Lee now went to the stable.
and The CALLS selection, Richmond Jr.
sold for $40 against $40 for Beaury Nc.
Firidwick drove the latter al wonderful
clipin the lead. At the half while the watches
stopped AT 1:O1A he was an open length in
front. Richmond came up like a flash in
the lower turn and AS on even terms as
they swung round the turn for home. They
| trotted together 10 hundred yards from
the wire, when Richmond outtrOtted his OPP
| ponent and won under big pull by two
| lengths. Time, 21SA. Speculation was
| now paralyZed, and Richmond easily took
| tile fifth heat and first money In a Jog by
| four lengths from BeauTy Nc. Time, 2:2C
| fiat. The race was n dandy.
SUMMARY.
BAN FRASCIsCo, Aug IL. - Summer meeting
TrottnS 20 class Purse $1,000.
ki Gia S5 b e. by A. W. Richmond
! Beaury Nc, b. g. by Nephew. dam Nellie
Myrtle, b f. BY Anteec, dam Luelia (Mc.
Lee eh g. by General Lee dam 81, Cfar
Time, 2:is-2:i7Is"@:i7iii."2:igi44..
CIV was the pick OF the talent before
| the first heat Of the 2:40 trot at $40, Dan
| McCarty's mare, Jessie, sold for SIS, and
the field was second choice at $50. w 5
went out in the lead, Jessie close up, thus
| they trotted round TO the stretch, the re-
| mainder strung out. There was a drive
down the straight, the mare having the foot
Of the fav0rite and winning the heat
handily by three lengths in 2:23h. SOlita
| was third, Lucille fourth, while Redmond
| Chief and Starlight got the flag
In the second heat Jessie was choice al
$50, c w sold for $50 and IS piece Sc
! cured the other pair. Jessie took the heat
from wire to wire, w 5, bobbing and
catching handly once or twice. was in sec.
| ond place. Time, 2:23. Jessie now ru ed q
very hotfayorite at So for So the whole field
Old John Williams steerrd her to victory
without any difficulty and won the heat and
| race very bandlly In 2:22 Lucille was
third and Soita fourth.
| Same day-1rotting 40 class. Purse 5000.
Jessie, Dr. M, 10y Dexter Prince, dam Lady
Fracture (williams) ....:..:...........--.-.
| G 5. b. IL. by Abbotsford, MuIdoon
Lucille GH blk M BY Sable wilE:: dam LINDA
| Wilkes (Dunhan) ......,.......,,.,.,..-,..4
sollts. b. M, by Eros. dam Accident cDona
Redmond Chief or. G., By Munroe Chief iVlO-
Starlight. m, BY Dawn. dam Lena us
Bowles (Allen). acknowledgements, dis
Time. 2:lSis.2:2S-S:22
The first heat of the pace furnished a sen
satlon. Chris Smith and Diablo went oui
and led the quarter close together. trotted
even up along the backstretch to the half
| where Diabio had short length lead. The
latter broke ia the lower turn, caught again
like streak of lightning. but swerved
Chris Smith c0llded, and also went up in
the air. Both sulkies were broken. and the
horses fell back. Hazel Ii then came
through and won as she liked In 2:22, shut
ting out the entire field. Under the rule
providing Tor accidents Hazel II wa:
awarded the heat, and the others were al
allowed to start again.
Hazel now sold for $50, against the
helds $50 and Chris Smiths S2l. Jonathan
drove his mare from wire TO wire aud wor
by an open length from Chris Smith in the
good time OF 2:1Sh. Dlabo broke a couple
OF times and got third. Irene and Jesse 1
were distaneed.
The cry of the booksellers was now SAC
Tor Hazel II and $40 for the field. Those
who played the Paris mutuals on the shorI
end got their money, as Hazel broke In the
upper turn. Diablo then went to the front
pacing like house on fire. He was never
caught and passed under the wire in 2:l7
The question, What sort Of time is this for
the three-minute CLASP" was then asked
put no satisfactory answer could be given
III II mad not been for the accident in the
nrst hsat IL looks as If w. Murray had q
pudding Tor the pace. In the fourth
neat Diablo went right TO the front at a
terrific bat. When he neared the scene o.
the accident, however, frightened memory
seemed to oyertake hIm, and he tangled mr.
to bits. Jonathan then drove his mare
nome, an easy winner In 2:19.
| SUMMARY.
| Same day-Paclng. 3-lnlnute class Purse x5no
hszei h, b. m, by Bismarck (Donathan)...i / q
| DlaDio, Sc c. oy Charles Derby Murray % 3 1
chris smith, ST. e.. by Guy Wilkes. dam Lucy
| Irene, Dr. m. by Dexter Prince ffiroom). - O dist
Jesse 4, b. g., by Western (i.edgett)..........O
| Time, -2:lS15-2:l7-2:Ie.
The CALL selected two winners aud on
second out OF the three races There ar
Tour races Tomorrow. aud the first heat vii
therefore be started at o'clock sharp.
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| Bidismsn VIII Be Tried,