The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-27

safe, ] have never yet seen the horse that
can beat him in the last quarter He has
a wonderful burst of speed at the finish"
Starter Ferguson had a lot of trouble with
the jockeys yesterday Barton. Cooper and
HeanesSey each got fine OF S25, and Roach
and Andrews We're set down for the balance
Of the meeting, TIE CALL selections we're
remarkably successful. Out of the six
races four winners, two seconds and three
thirds were given.
McCarty's FLY Bridal Veil was the good
thing for the opening dash OF five furlOngs,
the others being but moderately supported.
Alliance was first TO show in front when the
flag fell, but dropped back and the favorite
went Up in the lead She was never headed,
although Orriu and MARITIME. gave her bit
of race down the stretch. all three under
the whip. They finished at the wire in the
order named, an open length between each.
Time, ;03.
SUMMARY.
Purse $500; handicap Tor two-year-Olds. Five
d. j McCartv's eh T. Bridal Ven. by imp ChevIot.
dam Nellie Collier, 1l5 pounds (Narvaez). .......
w L. Appe5ys b. C. Orrin, By John Happy,
w ThOmsou's Oh. c. Martinez, by imp Mariner
dam Marin, % pounds (su!ly2n}.... ........---- )
Time, ! :03
Alliance eS AMI Steadfsst go also started.
Betting: No auction pools. BOOK betting: Straight
and place-BTid Veil to and l 10 4, Urrm to
/ and 10 5. Martinez 10 10 ana 10 l, Alliance
10 l and eyenS Steadfast . 10 and 10 1.
Only four were left in the rich Tidal
stakes, and these Of poor quality. Bessie
w had slight call in the betting, owing TO
NarvaeZ having the mount. The proceed
ings were enliyened by the runaway of Draw
Scot, Hennessey beng unable to hold him
owing 10 a broken bride aud the saddle
slipping He was thrown by the gray colt
when he had nearly completed mile cir
cult. The jockey was bit shaken, but
soon recovered and after being driven round
to the stand, remounted and went TO the
post amid applause from the stands. Here
was a pretty race, E.mWoOd and Draw Scot
leading first time under the wire, the
favOriie lying third, and they raced in this
order 70 the half-mile pole. Here Hill
went to the whip on Elmwood and be gave
place to Bessie ", who ran neck and neck
with the gray TO the turn for home. Elm
wood came again under punishment, and
going stronger than his opponents, easily
outpaced them and won handily by three
lengths from the favorite, who only beat
Draw Scot Tor the place by neck. The
time, 2:13, was slow,
SUMMARY.
The Tidal stakes: for threeyear old foals OF 1889.
One mile ana quarter.
Emwood stables b. c. Eimwood. by Nathan
Coomos, dam MoIie H. llS pounds tHhl) -. l
Darebn, dam endora. .1l3 pounds. g arvaez). 2
suisun stab es Draw Scot by imp Midlothian.
dam Helen Scratch. 10 rounds tHennessey).... 3
Borealis rs also ran.
Betting. Auction poos-Besse W $50, Elmwood
Az. field 81. BOOk bett ng: Straight aud place
Elmwood to- aud : 10 o. BESSIE w : 10 5 and
to 2. Fr'w scot 10 snd to 10, Berealis 10 to
and TO l.
The third race on the programme was es-
peciaily interesting, as kennedy's gallant
little mare Acclaim was pulled ont. AL
though she gave away lots of weight she
was played into fav9ritism Sheridan, the
ultimate winner, and Lotte Mills had also
plenty of support. A quick and splendid
start was effected. Obee aud Lottie Mills
were ridden cut to make the pace. Ac-
claim and Sheridan running length be-
hind. Obee dropped back at the half and
LOttie Mills, with Sheridan close up, APP
peardd in the van. As they entered the
homestretch the favOrite made her effort,
and it was nip and tuck to the wire between
the leading trio, Sheridan WANING a most
exciting race by short neck from Acclaim.
she only beating Lottie Mills a head for the
place. Time, l :2Sh.
SUMMARY.
Purse $4o0 han'htap for ali ages. Seven fur
4. oebenthaier's ch. Ii. Sheridan. 5. by Young
Bazaar. dam Lost Girl l2i pounds (IIilD......... I
Kennedy Brothers b. m. Acclaim. i. by Three
Cheers, dam Rosetta, l22 pounds (Eany) 49,.
Rudy's b. LOttie Mills. 5. by Colonel Clarke
dam Gratitude, l06 pounds (Narvaez) ........ 49,. 3
Time, l:ZSIa.
Obee lO5 and Bret Hart 50 also ran.
Betting: Auction pools-Acclaim $50 Sheridan
$50 field s23 Book betting: Straight ana place
Sheridan to aud evens, Acclaim evens ana to 3.
Lotte Mills 10 and to 5, Bert Hart 8 to ! and
to 5,obee 80 to and 8 to J.
meeting which faced the starter created a
lot of speculate IN. There was a long and
tedious delay at the post with many break
aways. From straggly start, Grnora, the
Palo Alto FLY, hot 'favorite, jumped off
with strong lead, which she maintained all
around to the wire, winning easily by a
couple Of lengths with plenty left in her. In
the fight for the place Estrella beat Pan
chita half a length. Time. 80 seconds fat.
SUMMARY.
Purse $500: twoyear-olds. non-wInners at the
Palo Alto stables br. +. Genera by Flood, dam
imp. Goula. II pounds (SuLlivan) ....,........ !
Eneino stables CHI Estreiia, by Duke Of Norfolk,
dam Belle w, I03 pouads (Spehce). ............,
Maltese villa stables oh. f. Panchita. by Alta,
Time. 80.
Charmion los. Flyaway 1903. Estate IIs, Sidney
lO9 and CenteneIla lOS also ran.
Betting: Auction pOols-fieid $50. Genera sl7
Estate 81 / Book betting; straight and place
straight.
The fourth race brought ont field of eight
starters, lnkermaD, Hercules, Hello and
Regal being played for lots of money. Hello
showed the way from a well punched field
right around to the lower turn, where Her
cules collared and passed him. There was
great race round into the stretch and each
OF the four fayorites looked winner at one
time or another. At the half distance Ink
erman came out OF the crowd and won In a
walk by an open length. being well ridden
by Hill. He beat Regal for the rface. who
was neck In front OF Hercules third. Time.
10
SUMMARY.
Selling purse $500: for all ages. Three-quatte rs
OF mile
w. Is. Sanborn's b. g. Inkerman. aged by fronclad
out OF Alice. III pounds tHill) ................ ]
Susun stables b. &. Regal, AGED. by Regent, dam
Bessie usiass, III pounds (Hennesssy) -.
j. Fosters en-. u. Hercules aged. by Joe Hooker,
dam Lulu Riggs, l24 pounds (Belt) ...........3
Time, las.
Hello l0S. Applause H. King Hooker ia. lea
Glenn 100 and MerO-ll3 also
Betting: Auction pools-Field $50. Hercules $40
Regal $I9. Boos betting: Straight and place
Ink ermaD 8 to 2 and to s. Regal 4 to and z to g.
Hercules 5 to and 10 s. 5 to 20 to 1 others
straight.
The last race on the card produced quite
an interesting contest and good betting.
ST. Patrick and Tom Stacey were the favor
ties, and the remainder received strong
support at outside prices. 1t was clink-
ing good start, Woodbury. Jr., ST. Patrick. j
King George and Tom Stacey racing in
front in a bunch. Woodbery Jr. was first
to show prominently and led into the home
stretch. Here NaTvaeZ set to work on ST.
Patrlck and a dingdong race ensued, ST.
Patrick being first to catch the Judges eye
by length and a half from Tom Stacey
with Ward in the saddle. Then came King
q orge third, the others Struggling. Ii was
the best race OF the day, and the time.
1:15A, was fair.
Selling purse $500; for all ages. Three quarters
OF mile.
EBcino stables b. g. ST. Patrick 8 by Juaue mc
kfnstry. dam Viola