The morning call., 1892-08-19

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weight of 100 pounds, was played by the
talent for a ''cinch." The CALLS selec-
ton. old Applause. was a strong second
choice. There was good start. Ambrose
took Nero out In front, Folly lying second,
Tom Stacey third and Applause close up.
Thus they ran 10 the half, when the old
gelding ran out TO the front, Tom Stacey
keeping him company. Then Folly took
Stacev's place. Monte Carlo then had go,
but all to no purpose, as Applause broke all
their hearts, and they dropped back one by
one. At the drawgates the leader had his
field we'll beaten, and easily Sailing off
fast run In the stretch by ST. Patrick, won
by an open length as he liked from the lat
ter, Tom Stacey was third, two lengths
away. Time, :434.
SUMMARY.
Oakland. Cal-Foarth day Of the Golden Gate
Far Running selling race; all ages one mile.
cheers, dam Alice (cota} 49, " ini
o. Appleby's b: g. ST. Patrick, a.. By Judge Nc
W G T6omPsous Tom Stacey, a. by Lisbon.
Gam Miss Hunter (sickenna)................ 3
Eva II. Tom Stacey. Monte Carlo, Folly, Nero and
Al atfoss also ran.
Betting: Auction pooIs-s5O S. Patrick. $50
Applause, s23 the field Book betttng-s 70 APP
plause to S. Patrick, to Tom Stacey, to
10 10 others
Another batch of nine went to the post
for the two-year-od dash over FIVE and q
nall fuTlongs. The tip for the talent was
Donna Lila, and she was played down TO
even money, but subsequently went back to
to 3. OF the others Alliance, 0rrin and
the Drummer were the most fancied. The
favorite got all the best of a struggling
start, and she was three lengths in front at
the half. 1t was runaway procession all
the way, the favorite easily landing first
money by length and a half from Duke
Stevens. who also was second all the way.
The latter was a couple of lengths in front
OF Alliance, who filled third place. Time,
ITO.
SUMMARY.
same day-Running: two-year-ods; purse $3.50.
Five and a half furi0ngs
d. Bridges b T. Donna Lila, by Gano. dam Blue
Kennedy brothers en- G Duke stevens, by Duke
OF Norfolk. dam Edna X (Donathau). ............ 2
G. H. Kennedy b. c. Alliance by Hidslgo, dam
0Ass'e 'D"'S' --.''''''..''''.''''
orrln, Estrella, Martinez, The Drummer, Amy b
and Miss Edsall also
Betting: Auction poOls-Donna Lila S45 the
field $50 aud EstreliA s22. Book Detting-7 to
Donna Lila, 10 Duke stevens to Alliance.
TO 80 10 l others.
Another good field OF eight weighed out
FOR the mile and an eight rae e. THE CALLS
two selections. Lottie Mills and Esperanza,
sold fav0rites. A capital start was made.
Tyrona led first past the stands on suffer-
ance from Lotte Mills, who raced with him
In front to the quarter, where he had shot
his bolt, and Wildwood came up second to
Rudy's mare. Esperanza took third place at
lay between these three. The excessive
weight stopped Wildwood, who was decid-
eddy 0verhandicapped. and he began 20 tire
half way down the stretch. The gallant
little Esperanto now challenged Lottie
Mills, and it was q ding-dODg race between
the pair from the drawgateS TO the wire the
latter winning by a short length In :55L.
from AppIeby's mare. Wildwood, who ran
& game race, finished third.
SUMMARY.
Same dap. Handicap for three-year-olds Purse
$500 one mile aud furlong.
II. Rndy's b. m Lottie Mills by Colonel Clark,
o. AppIeby's CHI T. Esperanza by Judge McKin-
stry. dam May D; los pounds lspe1eel ,
Ocean View stables or: C. Wildwood. by wiIdidle.
dam Moonlight (Hinkeyl ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 3
MoonfOwer LOG, Elan 80. Early los, Tyrona o.
Montebea 81 and The Flood so also ran.
Betting Auction pools-s50 Esperanza, $40
Esperanzs, evens Lottie Mills, 4 TO / Wildwood,
b TO 20 to / others.
The six-furlong heat race only attracted
four starters, Inkerman being Withdrawn
by permission of the judges on account OF
slight spran and Late was added to the
list. Before the first heat Cheerful was
mot shot" Late well played for place.
A splendid start was effected, Late in
front. with Cheerful and Joe close up.
Late was never headed. Cheerful getting
the whip all the way down the stretch,
caused the public TO shout "the favorite's
beaten" and the crowd was right. as Joe,
going the strongest, finished good second
at Late's saddle girth. Cheerful. Tapped
on Joe. was third. May Pritchard the
whipper-in. Time. 10.
The betting now switched around. Late
with a heat being l TO 2 favori e.; Cheer
full was again supported from tn down
to to 8; to each Joe or Mag Pritchard
could be had in any quantity. Another
surprise for the talent was in store. AS
Late again went to the front Cheer nj
dropped back and gave way TO Joe at the
balf-mile pole, and 1t vas evident that she
was dead TO the world. The race lay be-
tween Late and Joe. 1t was nip and tuck
TO the wire, and amid great excitement Joe
snatched the heat out OF the fire by short
head. Time, ] :17A.
In the deciding heat Joe led from start to
flush. Late flattered his hackers n little,
but Joe finished full of running and won
the hea. and race, looking back, in :1S.
SUMMARY.
Same day-Handicap for all ages. Purse $500.
SiK-furiong heats
dam Swift 107 pounds DUNN . .........2ll
@. Howson's oh. q. Late, by Joe Hooker. dam
Fashion stables b. f. Cheerful. by Three
Cheers. dam queen Emma, I2o pounds
o. appisGy: Dr. / May rriciard by Tyranl
dam Lady Lelnster 30 pounds (Spence).....4 0
Betting: First heas.2 10 Cheerful. to Late
to May ft ,a e6ef,I 10 joe Second heat
Pritchard. Deciding heat: to Joe.
The last trotting day opens at o'clock
to-day with racing against time. Then
comes the 2 IS class trot the three-year- old
colt stakes and the consolidation purse for
the defeated 80 trotters who did not win
any of the money last Monday. An addi-
tional race will also take place TO be an
pouneed at the track at noon to-day.
The following are selections Of probable
winners for to-day:
The 2:28 class trot, Admonition or VS..
Three year old stake. Lurline or Bushwood.
Consolation $50 class trot, Edenia or LYDIA C.
The talk of the day at the Oakland track
among hOrsemen was naturally Nancy
Hanks wonderful performance at Chicago
Wednesday. The main question discussed
was, Of course, how much of the perform
ance Is to be credited to the mare herself
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