The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-29
!. / GREAT. RACE.HORSE.
Bernardo Proves Himself a Yer.
:...-.. liable. Wonder.
lie Beats HIS Fiela:in Splendid Time Good
-. Days Racing Entries and s;leo-
-: -. tf6ns. for To-Day.

Warm and fine weather characterized yes
terday's racing at the Bay District until
iusthefcre tfe. last race, when seafog blew
np over the track. Ihe,tay' S sport has not
been surpassed. If eqlraled, at the meeting
hitherto. The: feature of#tDe afternoons
proceedings was tile victory OF By Holly's.
great geIding Reviewer in the mi e.handicap:
He started atthe remanera,ive odds OF 10 to.
/ against and upset two great pots in. sAc-
Claim and Captain AL Geraldine alsofana
very fast four and half furlongs in splen+
did time, beating a good field: THE star OF
the day. however; was McCarty's grand
:; tlIFee=year-old colt Bernardo: He Will be
.sthardto beat East in the best of company.
He ran seven fur laS, carrying 100 pounds.
in :2s; beating e a. others and won hands
down Ue'is the best at the track without a
doubt, ana a facehorse Of which. California
may he proud. - :. -
-. Sir koy soid-a hotfavorfte att top for the
=. opening two-Year:gld dash, Cnhde a strong
second choice. 1--WE: breaks and the fagcrite
.atonee Jumped off with a Stf0Hg lead Of
length which. HE increassd@to two an. the
lower turn, zGondelying second With lgress
ION :'ilis SHOT der sand the Iris illLy coming
fast This: was the order: into; the home.
stretcll 81 Narvaez- started riding Sir Rey al
the-d raWga te: and he came away when asked
the:q stion .and:wGn under pull by three
LIS dS k1t Ntlt.-s UcSsk SOHaS lOI
The; place BIZ a short half length. Ihe time
was % Z. seconds. =" =. -
4. =. <:':.- = :: SUMMARY.
First:racePurse 500; five. year-olIs: Four an
III R65e's B; Sir Roy: BY Sir Moared. dam
MatdSaSs M ris1 1 x Prince 81
+ gTlg:k 9 RS 2
So \, = 5 e. o. ,
- -. 10 =:
=, s ney II Eris a y Il and LA "a g:
al -. =: .
i: fetilGg Auction pools Roy SIS, Comic IS.
Roy Ifo2: barred, TlgreSsl t9l ana 4roI Cende
t9I and Ito a, l3 TO stC ght; ="
Foul only spoTted silk: jim the: mile race,
- the speedy e e cclaim beilg looked on as
!a!ltg :InOTt gage oyer the race, CAPTAIN.
= Al*berng :ta0s t.. Ian cred af: the*ot6ers> Fhe
Iace proved to- be the: bigges: SURPRISE yet
seen attheanteeting {, as By Ho1y,s BeyolSeE,.
- IA ten: To- one shot, Won amid fnterse excite
:ment. ltWas*a. pretty@racei as: when the
= flag fell old May d set.0nt to make therun-
Bing, Reviewer, aid Captain Al on her; qua r
ters With Acclaim bringing up the rear.
. .Acc'ainfyT egrtup second in: the lnwer turn,
. aud thus they ran along the backSirescff 90
half Aay round the lower turn where the
e :favafite took command, she and May ID be-
=. ing two lengths ahead of the others as the
G quartet turned. into the stretch for hame.
Ii looked ali over. as Captain AFduit under;
;. punishment. when Hart bringing Revolver;
on the inside. amid Tremendous cheering.
g came with Tremendous run and beat the
little. mare by a short length at the wire
60 Captain Al a length away was third. May
. ID last. The fine time of ! II was hang out.
9@s SUMMARY. g
. Second raoe-Purse $500; handicap for all ages.
oB c Ifolly's B. e Revolver, s. by Joe Daniels dam
Bipartisan. III pounds {dar p.s ....3..s..a.....
Is kee1Eedy Brothers ,t D m 4, Acclaim s by Three
owen brothers br- b. Captain Ais = by Kingston,
dam Black Maria, Ia pounds iiiJit:. 8
MayD 80 also ran. Sea.
500; held SO. Book betting straight and place
% Revolver 10 to l aud to 5. Acclaim Z to } and
80 aud 6-to l. >:
Half dozen started over four and half
= turfo0gS for the alleged purse, Geraldine
. bejsg the favorite. while Dick ii avey's
colors we're carried for the Hrst time by the
lily Princess. These two ruled first and
second choices The flag fell 10 a good start
e at the third attempt. April Fools colors
8 were 9frst.to show in front ana led into the
stfetch with Hercules close I'D. AT the
:. .dFawgates Geraldine and Princess came
with a great burst, Hayey'S FLY swerying
. considerably. Geraldine, that grand old
mare, making tracks OF her field won in a
romp ln 54s4 seconds. thus tying the worlds
record, Princess swapping the place from
April Fool by head. It was a hoFserace
and no mistake about it.
20 =: SUMMARY.
. Thifd :Taee-zIqTse $500; handicap Cor all ages
: 3talteseyl ia stxbles' eb M Geraldine. aged. by
'A<-S4E:.ads LhAA SOusiI AeSk9b Az pVdhus t-NaE
oEShard liaxey: + Princess & by imp. cne1ior.
: j.: h. WaIKers s & april Fool. aged. BY c6nfi-a
p: <tiel.ee: Gam unknown I'm ~ 4 pounds cpOdd), $
:: Henry T. Kyrene and Hercules aIsor1n %
-Bettisg- Auction poots-GeraldiHs S25. Princess
So a6d SO. Beok betting: straizhl aud place
9 ,Geraidfne' z;to and 80 s. Princess % aad
others straight
Dan McCariy started Bernardo and Ro-
main in the seyen.fufioDg race and declared
Q to-. w4n:: with the first-named, and he was
prayed for? dell aTS aud cents in the bucks
. down 10 a short price. The outsiders, too,
: came in for general all-round recognition.
Itewas thegreat race Of the day and worth
going many tniles TO see. After a couple of
. breaks a fairly even send of was effected.
:: Royal Flush took a slight lead. but Esper-
:: - MA: quickly caught, passed him and was
Ito tie fore along the backstretch, the favor
=: ite;at the head of tie second division. Ber-
:, :ilAEdo then joined the leading trio and thus
the mass of punched color swept around
" othe;tGrn. into the straight. The people in
: the:stands rose TO their feet and cbeered in
enc continuous roar as the gallOpers sped
: -: on their way in serTied line. "EsperaDza"
-. was shouted, then ''Royal Flush" but Nc
. .:Carty's grand herse Bernardo stole out of
-, the. ranks and running like a locomotive
=. accomplished tie best time OF the meeting
:. LIS, and won with something TO spare by a
-. langth. and half. Esperanza was in the
:-IiLace three lengths ahead of Royal Flush
':.:Credlt IS due when earned and the haDdi-
=: Cap5(er showed good Judgment in this race.
:: SUMMARY.
Fourth race-Purse $400 handicap for three year.
- d. J. Necarty1s b. G. Bernardo, by imp. cheviOt
dam Sweet Peggy. I24 pounds (Narwaez). 49,. l
-. Kipstry- dam May D. io4 pognds spence wy 2
Owen: BROS. CHI. e. Royal Flush, by Three Cheers,
e dam Rosetta no peuads tseiifva l...........
:: Bret Harte IS. Flair SO Santa Fe go Romair I2o,
:. isa5ldWsek 80. Lottle Mills los also ran,
= Betting; Auction Boois-Stabe $50. fell $2I
zfuhf and
= pisce-Beraa to ana Is to 3 f.soeransa to /
$ : others
a mfie race was the concluding item on
, 1.-The card. SIX saddling up, with st. Patrick
saud King George selling favorites. Inftia-
ton WAS not overlooked By punters either
- After four breaks hey got the flag. Initial
ton taking the initiative, but giving way to
st. Patrick aud King Hooker these two
=. headed nicely punched field around to the
. lower turn, where Initiation went to the
front. led into the stretch. never being
headed. and stalling off desperate challenge
by st. Patrick, she won by three parts OF a
length from him without being extern ed.
King Hooker was third. a length away
Tine, / :43A.
SUMMARY.
&c Selling purse $500 all ages. One mile
EimYoQd stables b. In1LiatiOa, 8, BY fnaucura-
tiou. dam brown marla. s pounds lEiiiil
EIciuo stables o. &. st Patrck. 8. by Judge Nc
Kinstry. dam Viola Ray, go pounds {suI; IVAN 2
5P siebenthalers CD. ,. King Hooker s. by doe
Hooker. dam Violet 10 pounds tspooner,.......
Hello l05, King George 100 and Applause ll3
. also
sl5. st. Patrick SIZE Book betting: Straight and
Ilaee-Initiation 10 aud TO 8, st. Patrick 10
and eYehs King Hooker D 10 aad = 10 l, 8 To i 10
10 to Others straight.
The following is the programme, with
the weights and entries, for this afternoon
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