The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-11

prising burst Of speed. challenged the
leader and beat him out length at the
wire. Red Prince came through his field
and finished third. Time, 1 :35 Butte
Ralph jumped the rails in the upper turn
and threw Chism, a stable boy. who could
not sit her. pnd took no further part in the
race.
Half dozen youngsters sported silk in
me hve-furlong dash for two-year-o lds.
Charmion was the hottest of hot favorites,
while strong tip was out ON Bald
wins Lady Bess. There was a lot
OF trouble at the start and lots of
tiresome breakaways. Finally Starter Fer
gusOn gave the signal to q well-bunehed
start. Lady Bess jumped off with slight
lead of ThermidOr and the favorite third.
At the half Charmion was in the van, with
Thermidor second and Lady Bess third, the
others punched close up. Thus they ran to
the head of the stretch, where Dan Millers
hlly simply rOmped home by two and half
lengths. the easiest of winners, in 1 :01H.
She won so handy that she looked as if she
could have gone in minute fiat. There
was great fight for the place. for which
Lady BeSs beat Charmer a length.
There were only three starters on the mile
and forty yards handicap. Santiago was
first choice. while the books put Happy Day
up at to and Marigold at threes. Holly's
geidlng was speedily played down to short
aTqhus' while stones mare receded to 10 to /.
Inc race was surprise to followers OF
the favorite. The trio galloped easily to
the three quarter pole all together. Here
the actual race began and very pretty one
it was. AT the drawgate Marigold dropped
back beaten, and left the two fayorites to
battle for first money. On came the gallant
racers nose and nose. amid frantic excite
ment, which broke forth into thunders of
applause as Happy Day, under the vigorous
finishing of Joe Narvaez, won by a nose.
Cheer after cheer went up as the winner re-
turned TO scale. 1t was the closest finish of
the meeting, excepting the dead heat be-
tween Princess and CharmioE. The time
was good. Xix.
Six scratchings left fourteen starters in
for the five-furlong selling purse. There
was a lot of betting, r. II. being the short
est price On the states, while Jim X and Joe
Harding were also well supported. From
well-bunched start the two iast-named,
with Gypsy Girl, showed most conspicu-
ously of the front division. Joe Harding is
now in good shape. and when he ran out
first at the three-quarters. the rest
Of the field. excepting Jim r and Jack the
Ripper, strung out. be kept the pride of
place. He won by length under drive
from Jim r, who was like distance in
front of Jack the Ripper in the place. The
run was very fast Tor the class. and when
tie time OF :01A was hung out, people be-
gan to think the son of Joe Hooker some
thing of a horse.
The windup was mile dashi between Ell
Rayo and seven others, and Father BY"
HOly's GriBstead horse got all the money.
1t was rol'icking romp for him from start
10 finish. Early made a great run in the
stretch and got second two lengths behind
Ell Rayo. while Initiation beat the more
fancied Lady Useful for third place Time
again good, Az.
OF THE RACES.
eventh day Of the Pacific Coast Biood-horse Assoc-