The morning call., 1892-09-09
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

ton from the crowded stands right around
TO the bend for home. Then McCord called
on his fayorlte, and slowly but surely he
drew away from Crown Prince.
LOOK at Jonathan comingi' shouted one
excited visitor. aud sure enough there was
the Veteran Billy coming along with Chan
cellor on the inside rail like ghost in damp
weather. McCord seemed to get little
frightened when he found danger threat
ened from an unexpected quarter, and drove
Tor dear life: Shylock, trotting like the
wind, walZed away from Chancellor, who
was on his tiptoes. and beat him half
length amid great excitement. The time
was 2:20.
Everybody wanted some of Shylock now,
and they maid S25 for him against the bal
ance for Sc. Jonathan again tried to give
McCOrd's horse race with Chancellor aud
stayed with him until tie Sacramento
John l." asked Shyloek gentle question.
de gathered in the heat and race in jog.
CHANCELLOR got the place. The time. 2;18A,
was better than ever The bicycle is all
that is claimed for ii. and is three seconds
faster than the ordinary In the opinion OF
all the horsemen.
SUMMARY.
same dsy-Trotting 2 30 class. Purse $1,000.
shyoek. o eh: g. by fom Benton dam Brown
Chancellor ch h. BY bismarck iDonainaaj.. az
Crown Prince, ch. g.. By Dexter Prince (Keat-
Nevada ch M by Regent Davis
Flora NJ. b. m, by Rchari's Eleetor (PhllLps) 5
Time, 2;lsta-2:20-2:lsA
The Chariot Race.
The only event of the morning was
chariot race between a chestnut team,
driven by Mrs. Collier Of this city, and a
team of bays. driven by Daisy Emory Of
the Theater Conique. 1t was very tame
affair. Mrs. Collier had the inside aud " on
Dy virtue OF being the better driver. Mrs.
Emory had the better team, but showed
poor Judgment in driving II could hardly
be called q race. Mrs: Collier won by sew
eIal lengths and took first money, S175,'.
Mrs. Emory taking second money, S75.
To-Dsy's Events. :.
The bangtails have it their own way to-.
morrow. there being five events on The card.
The booksellers tent is packed to suffOca-
tion tonight, and betting Is fast and furi-
Gus. The popular Dave Eisman made bis
temperance in the box and sod pools like
hOt-cakes.
The first race is the opening scramble for
two-year-olds over six furlongs. Half a
dozen starters are slated and there is so
much money for the race that it looks as IL
the card cannot be sOld through before mid
night. Here are the starters, weights and
sample pool figures: Charmon 100 $780,.
Castro 11S $500. Dare 11S (S12). Alliance
123 $50, The Drummer 108 so. and Condi
118 $50.
For the Sunset stakes for three-year-ods
Elmwood Id. Eva d l14. and Red Cloud
122 will start.
Five will go to the post in the Rosemeads
handicap for all ages. one and a quarter
miles. Sir Walter 112, Canny Scot 122, Cap
tain AL 120, Raindrop 10S and Almont lis.
Thirteen horses will sport silk in the selling
purse.
Six furlongs-Mlss Walling 100. Ida Glenn
100, Lady Owens 100, Revere l06, Imitation
100. Joshua 112, Gibson 1l2, Mackey 107, jos
Harding 102, Albatross 110. Lilly S 104.
Democrat 101. Applause 107 and Motto 90.
The concluding item on the programme, a
fve-furlong selling sweepstake for two-year-
olds, the starters being Panchita 100,
Ledalia 113, Gold Dust 10S, ORION 10s.
Estrella 100 and Tigress %.
The following horses are the pick of the
basket aud should just about win the yari-
Gus events in which they are entered:
Opening scramb BILE, Charm0n or Castro. -.
Sunset stake, Eva d.
Rosemeade handicap. Captain Al or AL
mont.
Selling purse. Ida Glenn or Applause
Two-year-old selling sweepstake, Orrin
or Gold Dust
With such fields and pooling the card will
afford splendid sport.