The morning call., 1892-11-13

half mile pole. Ida began TO drop back In
the lower turn and Mackey and Joe Har-
ding soon passed her, and this pair were
close behind Lodi as they swept round
into the stretch. There was a rafting fin
ish between the trio. ending in favor of Joe
Harding by a NECK from Mackey, who was
neck in front OF Lodi. The Judge, how
ever, placed Mackey first and Harding
third aud must have overlooked the latter.
The time was :0SK.
The talent selected Tigress to win the
two-year-old selling race over six furlongs,
and although she had not shown her capac-
lty to go this distance they made no mis-
take. Thermidor raced out in front with
the favorlte. Connaught took second place
to Iigress in the lower turn, Thermidor Iy-
ing third. Estrella fourth and Alliance
traiilng. In the hOmestretch Tigress came
away and won in hand canter by length
and hall. Bally brought Alliance at
great bat at the finish, but Thermidor out
STAYED her neck for the place. Time, good
Tor Youngsters 10
Inen the mile and a quarter handicap
came on for decision. 1t was the best
handicapped race of the meeting. as was
proven Dy the fact that eight horses re-
malned IN. Almont 1l2, Canny Scot 1O7,
BrOadchurch 80. Fannie + 1O7, Margold IO2.
SANTIAGO 115 Captain Al 10 and Sheri-
dan ll5 started. Almont jumped off
they never caught him. He won look
Ing round by couple Of lengths from
Santiago who was favorite, he in turn beat
ing Sheridan by two a half lengths, in the
last time of 2:0S. Broadchurch, the lightly
weighted brother OF Canny Scot, brake his
reins in the homestretch, but Mcdonald
stuek to him. and holding to the headstall
nnlshed fourth, even at this. Had not this
accident happened the result of the places
anyhow might have been different.
Ihe hiteeD-Sixteenths dash furnished q
very pretty race between the eight starters.
Revolver was played as an even money
shot TO beat his field. Mabel NJ cut out the
running with Red Prince in close attend
ance. Cleopatra was run into on the upper
turn and her chance spoiled. The order
was unchanged around 10 the lower turn,
while Revolver moved up into the leading
bunch. Fearless was up with Mabel NJ and
the fayorite at the head of the stretch. but
directly Joe Naryaez called on HolIv's
horse he waltzed home a ridiculously easy
winner by two and half lengths in :35h.
Mabel NJ was second a couple of lengths
in front of Lady Useful.
Lucky" Baldwin's great crackajack Santa
ana was priced mp at l TO for the mile
race. She is without doubt one of the
grandest mares in the world. Many of the
leading horsemen are of opinion that she
can easily beat Yo Tamhien at anything
IKE weight for age. She won in a walk
from Topgallant, Santa Fe. Early and
Hook Hooking Jr. Early. who was well
pIayed Tor place. was out of it altogether,
ahu Santa Re, despised outsider, ran
Ihlrd, two lengths behind Matt Storms gal
liant hUrSe.
q There Is nothing at the track to extend
Santa A1a, and although TopgalIant ran n
goOd race with her, he was not classed
Iopgallant has a splendid record himself.
he has started thirty-ons times in his
career, has run one, two twenty seven times
anu anu oeen thlrd once. He has only run three
times without being In the first three. This
IS great record. and the popular Matt
oto,n IS deservedly proud Of the gallant son
of Mariner.
4 OF THE RACES
NTH day OF the Pacific Coast Blood horse Assocl.
bids and upward; elsven-si1teenths OF mile Time