The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-30

/ Porter Ashes crack tn the head OF the
stretch by neck o. sufe &c. Iea less
then came on the outside ANA jim X fell back.
As so0n as Kelly gave Gerald ne her head she
came away fuil Of rnnnng and won IN COM
mon canieT by two open lengths There was
a good fiGht for the place between Mackey
and Iopgallant, the former gaining that posi-
tl0n by neck. Time, :0lA
The eight youngsters which spOrted 81 Tx
In the ha lf-mile dash for two-year-olds. Tor
which Princess was an odd on fayoTlte,
gave Starter Ferguson a good deal OF
trouble at the post. They we're finally dis
patched to a capital start Gold Dust show
ing the way around the stretch, where Hli
brought Princess up second ana PFlnce IS
Lorraine was soon in close attendance. Al
the drawgates Gold Dust had Shoi hef
| bolt aud the race had resolved itself
into a struggle between the fav0Tite
| and her rival Princess oil Lorraine. The two
royal highnesses fought it out neck and neck
to the wire, where Charlie FAIRS lilly out
footed the stranger from the East and won,
after splendid bit or jOckeyship by Billy
Hill, by a handy neck, ID 1874 seconds from
Princess Lorraine. Charmer was in third
place.
The talent played ChaTmion as "lead-
pipe" cinch for the seven furiOng alleged
DASH When the signal was given Grandee
dashed away in the lead with ChaImion
close up. The latter was a neck in front I
.
She made every pole winning enc and
won in hand canter by two and half
lengths. Happy Day came with great
bat in the stretch and beat Grandee an open
length for the place. Time. 1:27A.
Three favorites had now won, and the
speculative portion OF the crowd was taIl OF
good money. AlmCnt looked 10 have all the
best Of the weights in the mile handicap,
and he opened hot favOrite. There was a
big rush of coin. however, for FL Rayo, and
this pair were selling even no choices over
the rest of the field when the flag fell There
was an even start, Almont jumping oil, with
CAPTAIN Al at his neck, Sheridan going up
third. This was the order of the foremost
horses right around to the tnree-Quarter
pole. the other five being punched IN the
field length away.
Captain AL dropped back at the entrance
to the homestretch and gave place to Sheri-
dan. There was a dingdOng race all the
way TO the wire. Amid the cheering Of the
crowd the pair ran locked together, good
old Phi Siebenthaler's game old horse
Sheridan Outstaying the favorite and win
ming easily by long neck. The time
2R-was good. Canny Scot had fight
with Raindrop for third place and sue
ceeded IN beating the mare length.
The concluding race on the afternoon S
card was the three-q uarter-mile selling
! purse. Noless than thirteen horses sp0rted
silk, Applause aud Sympathetic's Last be-
ing the selected Of the clever division. They
were neither of them IN it, as Ida Glenn
showed the way from the start, with Late
and Charger close up. Charger was at
Glenn's saddle-girths at the half, forged to
the front 10 the lower turn and led Ida by
q length at the bend for home. Dan
Miller's mare BOW showed signs of distress,
but came gamely again, under punishment.
and making a splendid run down the home
stretch, she stalled off the challenge of Red
Prince. who came with a wet sail at the
finish and won an exciting race by head
LotJie Mills was close up third, the others
strung out Time good, 1861. The sum
marieS and positions follow: