The morning call., 1893-06-16

style that could not be surpassed even by
Jimmy Rowe. he sent a field of ten two
year-olds on their journey aligned like a
troop Of cavalry and repeated the perform
ance in the other races. He has the stand
ing start down to perfection. The boys all
NINA him, and it is safe to say that during
the meeting no complaints will be heard
from the talent to the effect that the starter
burned up their money by nearly leaving
Lhe norSeS backed by them at the post.
brown IS gem of a starter, and Celifor-
MIA racing associations need lot 60 looking
around the East for man to handle the
red flag while he is in the State.
The favorites won all the races, but
none Of the contests were lopsided. The
nnishes IN all the events were very eXcit-
Ing, and, with one exception, the horses
ali ran on their merits. This was in the
case of \ 1okel, who ran in the second race,
a dash of six furoDgs. He was evidently
doped, for he trailed all the way and was
beaten block. The matter looked very
bad, as Yokel seemed to have a cinc! on
winning. Aerolite, who was entered TO
be sold for 500, and be divided favoritism
IN the books, both having plenty of sup
port at 21a TO l. Tacoma, Samantha, Lucy
> and Vanity were the other starters.
Samantha broke off in front to a good
start with Aerolite second, Vanity third
and 1Okel last. Samantha fell out of it
on the far turn and Aerolite went to the
frant, followed by Vanity. All this time
okel was trailing several lengths behind,
and BOseman was riding him vigorously.
Into the stretch the positions remained uu-
changed and Aerolite won, ridden out by
two lengths in :16. Vanity beat Tacoma
the same distance for the place.
Boseman cut Yokel all up with his spurs,
and evidently was not in on any job The
horse belongs to a man in the country, but
an individual named Jordan has his run
ming qualities. The judges investigated
the matter, and were inclined 10 believe
that certain bookmaker was instrumental
In having the horse doped They intend
to investigate the matter further, and it
VIII pr badly result in a couple of persons
being ruled off.
The first event on the card brought out
ten good-ioOklng twO-year-oldS, and the
race, besides demonstrating that Mr..
Brown can handle big field in a superb
manner, showed that j. II. MileE secured
very cheao colt when be paid Charley
Boots Sll00 for ROmulus, formerly known
as the Brutus-Beauty colt.
This clever yOungster, on the strength
OF his excellent performance at Sacra-
mento last week, was installed favorite-
212 to l. He was backed down to to 5, at
which odds he went tn the post. Jennie
Deane, the likely looking daughter of Sir
fIodred. and Montalva were next in de-
tAiand at hYes, while Sands Formau, the
brother OF Dlnern, and the handsome Don
MOnganO had some fanciers at to l. Don
Mongauo is full brother to the grand
three-year-old Don FulaDo, who is eX-
pected To cut quite figure in the Amer-
can derby If he faces the starter. IL was
the colts maiden effort, and, although he
did not make much of a showing, he
will do better otter he gets used to COM
pany. Realization. Carmel, Memoir, Min
ME Fletcher and Cherokee we're hardly re-
garded as being good enough to figure.
After Realization spOilt one excellent
start and Cherokee another Brown got
the two-year-ods aligned like a lot of
statues in a bookcase. Then he gave them
was quickest away, with Cherokee. Sands
Forman and Montalva following in the
order named. They raced In that order to
the three-quarter pole, where Romulus
was sixth and going like streak of
creased lightning. He was fifth into the
stretch and "CRappie" Clancy. hunting
him along like a whrlwind, overhauled
Carmel at the sixteenth pole. Realization
also came through the bunch very fast
Romulus soon disposed Of Carmel and
Slattery off RealiZation's rush won by a
little over a length, Realization beating
Carmel half length for the place. Time,
56A seconds.
The six-furlong dash, the third event on
the card, was most exciting event. Six
evenly matched horses were dispatched to
perfect start.
They raced aligned for sixteenth of a
mile and no one could tell whose nose or
head was in front. Then the sprinter.
Mount Carlos, shot to the front and led
around to the stretch, when Joe passed
him. At the drawgate Joe looked like an
easy winner, but johnny Webber brought
BrOaGchurch, the favOrite, along under
whip and spur and gaining on every stride
soon got to JOe's saddle-girths.
Then it was slambang and slambang.
Webber rode like demon, making a
stronger finish than any one ever gave
i'm nf hnip oh Ia
the last jump by the shortest of noses in
1862 Morton, we'll ridden by Williams.
was third. beaten by three-quarters of a
length.
Dinero. an even money choice, won the
mile and seventy yards race, beating
Huguenot three-quarters of a length, the
latter securing the place from Charmer by
neck. Had Charley Webber not laid so
far out of the race with HugueD OF going
around to the stretch, he might have won
jackson ran we'll for six furlongs and then
fell out Of the race.
SUMMARIES.
First race-Four and half furlongs. for two
J. Il; Millers b. C. Romulus. by Brutus Beauty.
HOag watson's b. c. Retaliation. los iRistnej
c. L. Don's ch C. Carmel, l09 (Cota) ........... 3
Time, :56L2.
Won by length, two between second and third
Post betting; to 3 komulus, Is TO l Realiza-
tion, 10 TO Carmel.
Cherokee 10s (Donathanl. Jennie Deane 1O5 &c.
webber) 10 / Memoir 105 (Long) 80 to l . SANDS
Formsn 100 (Burlinghame) to !. Miss Fletcher
106 (CoopeT) 30 TO /, Montalya l0S (Peters) 8 To
i, Don MonganO lOS III. Smith) to I. also ran
Second race-seuing. Six furongs
c. E TTeyathan's br. f. Aerelite, 3. by Cheviot.
Aurelia, St &C. Weber. Observation-Disclosures. l
II. Schwartz's b. g. Vanity, 8, SO (Tuberyille). -. 2
C. II. Whitney's b d. Tacoma. A, III (Capp) -.
Time, l:l6
Won by two lengths same between second and
third.
Post betting: 215 to Aerolite. S to Vanity.
YoxeI Il9 CBoseman) gig to l, Lucy S I04 (Pe-
ters) to !, Samantha l0l (H. Smith) IL TO l. also
ran.
Third race-Selling Six furlongs.
Z. Tierneys ch h. Broadchurch. a., by Leinster-
TiIly Dunbar u. W eDber) l
N Georges ch. &. Joe. 5. l0l (Burlinghsme).-
L. J. Applebys ch. &. Morton, A., ll6 (Williams)
Time l:l6Aa.
Won by nose. three-quarters OF a length be-
tween second and third.
Post betting: to Broadchurch. to Joe.
TO Morton,
Mount Carlos 121 ID. Murphy Is to l. Joe
Hooker Jr. 1O6 &C. webber) 10 10 /. Little Tough
ia lE. Narvice) 10 to also ran.
Fourth race-seIling. one mile and seventy
ii schwartz's b. h. Dinero, 4. by Alta Char
Iotte, 81 (Iabervle) l
Oakland stables b. h. Huguenot, 3. "a &c.
Meooer! On n; b.rmer s ipetsr;i
Won by half length NECK between second and
third