The morning call., 1892-05-07
LUCINDA OVERLOOKED.
She Won, but the Judges Only
Placed Her Third.
AL the Favorites to the Front - Montana Is
aSWonder-By Holly and Hsnnassey
Come to Blows.

All FIVE favorites won the five races
yesterday through the heavy going. and the
bookmakers were badly hit again The
starting was all that could be desired. and
with one exception none of the judges de-
csions were questioned. This exception
was in the second race of the day for three
/ year-olds over a mile. There was very
close finish. especially between Draw Scot
and Earle. This pair attracted ali the atten-
ton of the judges, and they must have over
looked Lucinda, who came up on the out
side close under the judges box and won,
as the majority of the horsemen who were
stationed in the saddling Enclosure agree,
by long neck, while Earle beat Draw Scot
by head for place. And yet the judges
placed Draw Scot first, Earle second and
Lucinda, the actual winner, third. THE
CALLS tipping average was we'll sustain ed
with tn rec winners and two seconds out Of
four races.
Ia the first race Iris FLY was favorite.
Condo showed in front from a good start,
but was quickly passed by the favorite, who
led right round to the stretch. Hill drew
bis whip on Martinez and raced with Condo
in hot pursuit Of the leader, but the filly won
handily without any effort by three lengths.
There v as a race for the place. Hill riding
y good finish and landing Martinez into pO-
bitlUu ny u anu u nail 10 Id
SUMMARY.
First race-Purse 500; for beaten two-y r-olds
Five furIongs
S. g. Reeds Dr. T. unnamed) by imp. Darebin,
dam Iris, lis pounds (Morton) ..................l
W. Thompson's Oh. c. Martinez. by imp Mariner,
dam Marin; IL pounds IHi,p .;..;....:.:...;.;.2
Encino stables Oh. c. Condo by Dnke OF Norfolk,
dam May d. lis pounds lApPleby) .......... =. 3
HoRo, ITO, and Sidney, 1O7, also ran.
Betting: Auction pools Iris $50, Field SIS,
Condo SIS. Book betting: Straight and place
TriQ n lU IN nd y m Aarfi at
4 to 5. Condo 3 to and eVens sidney to l and
TO 8. Hlo1o 80 TO and 20 to L.
Draw Scot was first ch0ic e for the mile
race. but there was also tire mendous ru sh
on Queen Alta. There was moderate
start, Santa Fe and Queen Alta running
away III the lead. At the quarter Draw
Scot joined the leaders, passed them and
led them merry dance to the turn for
home. Here HOwson went to work on
Earle, aud he rame with fine burst and
collared the gray. Queen Alta seemed to
sulk under the whip and fell back. Then a
splendid race ensued between Earle an d tie
favorite. when Murphy brought Lucinda
with tremendous bat on the outside and
won by neck under the judges box. Draw
Scot and Earle fought for the place, the
last named beating the gray nose. The
ldges. bow ever gave the race to Draw
sect, placing Earle second and Lucinda
hd. Tue Judges box is far too high, and
1t is actlcally impossible TO decide very
f1rent sides of the track. The official timers
stopped the race at :50R
SUMMARY.
Purse 500; beaten three-year One mile.
SHisun stables G. &. Draw Scot, by imp. MidIo-
THAN. dam Helen Scratch. Ill pounds (Hennes-
Iyowson: b q Earle by Jo: Hcoter dam Nv
Langford, III pounds fHowson) .................
b. G. holiy's Oh m lucinda, by leinster. dam
Aunt Jane los pounds POUNDS {M itGIh
Santa Fe ia. May Prtehard 100 and Queen Alta
100 also
Betting: Auction pools-Braw Scot $500 Queen
Alta $50, field s3l. Book betting: Straight aud
place-Braw Scot 10 3 aud TO q. Earle 70 aud
straight
Henry T and Monowai jumped off with
the lead In the six-furl0ng race and with
Royal Flush close up their light weights
enabled them 10 open up gap on the older
horses. There is no mistake about Mon
tana being great horse, however, and rum
ming like locomotive through the slushy
stretch he made hacks of his field and won
under pull In fast time for the heavy
track, rs 80. MonOwai. Billy Douathan's
speedy twO-year-old. beat Henry I for the
place by half alength.
SUMMARY.
Third race-Purss $500; handicap, for all ages.
b. G HoiIy's b. h. Montana. 5. by storey. GA n Uga.
llS pounds (Hartl
Garden CITY stables CHI G. Monowa1 2. by mp
Midiothian. dam Eliza. 80 pounds (Donathan).
j. H. walkers D. n Henry I, 4. by Duke OF Kent
Jam y olDle y, ID pOuuQS (Sulltvall. 3
Time, 1918 So
Midnight 100, Royal Flush i and Hercules 124
also
Betting: Auction pools Montana s47, Hercules
$2s held Sal. Book betting: Straight and place
Montana TO / and TO 5, Monowai ) to ! and
evens. Henry 10 to l and to /, 4 to 80 to J.
Others straight.
The eight horses numbered on the card
all started for the mile selling purse. After
few breaks the flag fell 10 good start.
Bert Hart aad Initiation led to halfway
around the upper turn, where Spooner sent
King Hooker to the 'front.' and he raced
around in the lead to past the three-quarters
pole. The fay0rite then came up and passed
him rs he liked, the others all strung out in
procession. In,the stretch Bert Hart, full
Of running, won with ridiculous ease, pull
ing double by an open length from King
Hooker in the place. Revere finished
third, eight lengths away. Time, AS 3-5.
SUMMARY.
Fourth race-Seing purse $500; all ages One
B. c. Holy's CHI. g. Bert Hart. B. by Hamlet or
Ironside. dam Ninena, IS pounds isuivan) :.
=. Slebenthaers CHI. b. King Hooker, g. by Joe
Hooker dam Violet, l06 pounds (Spoonerl.... 2
E. J. APpleby,s b. g. Royerie. 4 by John Happy,
dam Little Flush, SO pounds (Spence). .........3
Time, 1913 80.
Tom Stacey 1Os, st. Patrick 81. Initiation III.
Bartlett 90 and Applause-11l also ran.
Betting: Auction pools: Bert Hart $40 field $50.
81. Patrick go. Book betting Straight and place
Bert Hart to 10 and l to g. King Hooker TO l
and TO B. Reyerie 40 to and 20 TO l, TO 80 TO
others straight
Five started LOT tne nlne-SiXteenthS dash.
When they got the flag Kyrene, Hello and
Panchita were at the head of the bunch.
Randwick and PanehIta were first into the
stretch, and good race to within 80 yards
of the wire enSued, where Hello came out
and won by short length from Ethel
Fortune, who came with wet sail at the
finish, beating Panchita one and half
lengths for the place. Time, l minute fiat.
SUMMARY.
Fifth race-Purse $3.50; all ages; non winners at
the meeting. -Four and half furIongs
Murphy brothers CHI. g. Hello, aged by Shannon,
dam Marshra, 12l pounds lHart).. ...............
II. Lowden's b. m Ethel Fortune, by Glen For
tune, los pounds (Suliyan). ....................
Maltese villa stables CHI. T. Panchita by Alta
dam Constellation, 81 pounds (Murphy) .....,..3
Time, 90
Randwick 10Y and Kyrene 90 ais ran.
Betting: Auction po0s-Heito $50 Kyrene SOL
field Sal Book betting Straight and plac Hello
to 8 and 10 2, Ethel Fortune 2 TO / and to s.
Panehits to l and to g. RandwIck 6 TO l and
to l, Kyrene to l and eveus.
The entries aud weights for to-day are
as follows:
First raee-Selling purse $500: all ages Six
fuTlongs: Tom Stacey 100, Revere los, Bert
Hart LOT, Vince III, King Hooker ia.
Second raee-Purse $500; two.yea old handI-
cap. Five fulongs; penalties and allowances
Entries close al the track at noon to-day.
Third race-Purse $500; handicap for two