The morning call., 1893-05-13
BURNS is AHEAD.
The Colonel Plunged on
ST. Patrick.
CLANCY REDEEMs HIMSELF.
He Rides Clever Race on Inkerrnaf.
Volta, Jennie Deane and Lodi
Win Races.


of California. made another big winning
yesterday afternoon on the Bay District.
ST. Patrick, who started in the fourth
race, selling affair at one mile, was the
medium of his coup.
The race had five starters, and Abb P
was made favorite in the books at TO ..
st. Patrick had to against his chances,
when the colonel went down the line. He
bet the bookies all the money they would
take, and as good part of the public fol-
lowed his Judgment TO 1 was the best price
against the saint at post time. Well, St.
Patrick, skilfully ridden by young Web
Der, won all the way from Abb p, and con-
sequently Burns was several thousand
dollars richer. Folly was third. Initiation
and Vanity, the other starters, never
figured prominently, and were beaten
dozens of lengths.
The racing was fair, and although the
talent picked but two winners, they won
enough on them TO keep them from grum-
bling over i'll luck.
The five and half furlong dash for
maidens of all ages brought out niue that
threatened to go TO the happy hunting
ground in that state. The talent thought
that either Connaught or Clacquer would
emerge from the maiden class by winning,
and after the betting got under way Con-
naught became slight favorite. Angelo.
Volta and the others had inviting odds
against them.
Angelo was the first to show after good
start, Volta, Samantha and Connaught
following in the order named. At the turn
Volta challenged the leader, and subSe-
qneDtly heading him. drew away aud on the
turn for home led him a length. CoDnaught
being third, three parts of a length back.
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lasted long enough to beat the badly ridden
Angelo half a length, COnnaught, who
sulked on the backstretch, made up q lot
OF ground on the journey home, but was
beaten three-qparters of q length for the
place.
The fiye-furlong dash for two-year-olds
brought out bunch of eight that have
been having a hard time trying to win
race.
The Sir Modred-Echota FLY Jennie
Deane was the talents selection. Polaski
aud ViVaee, q half-slster TO Rinfax and
Nomad, being next i'll fancy.
The start saw Remus. a peg-legged son
of Brutua, off in front. He raced in front
until nearing the last turn, when Charley
Weber gave Jennie Deane her head and
she came on fast on the outside, and pass
ing him on the head of the stretch went
home the easiest of winners by three
lengths in l :04. Remus fell out at the
last furlOng, being passed by Vivace and
the 20 to l chance, Button. This pair drove
all the way home and made dead heat
out of the place
Inkerman, the favorite in the third race,
at six and a half furiongs, landed the
purse quite handily. Nellie G led up to
the half, where Inkerman passed her and
came on and won by two lengths. Clancy
rode clever race on inkerman, and
showed by winning off that he will not
again try TO make grand-stand finish aud
fail, like he did on Abb P the other day.
Clancy is a clever rider. and as greater
| Jockeys than he ever expects to be have
| been caught mapping at the post, his bad
| ride on Abb L should be overlooked. Nero,
a 20 10 l shot, secured the place by half n
length from the second choice, Broad
church.
Annie Moore, 3 to favorte in the
| closing dash at five and a half furlongs,
was never in the hunt. Joe Harding, after
causing long delay at the post by his
fractiousness, finally got off in the lead.
lie led Lodi. well-haCked second choice,
three lengths around to the stretch and
looked all over winner. jonathan made
too much use Of him around the tnrns,
however, and a sixteenth from home he
commenced to die away. Lodi oyerhaulei
him and beat him out by half n length,
Mount Carlos was third. two lengths away.
the faYorite, Annie Moore. finishing fifth.
SUMMARIES.
First raee-Seiling; five and a half furlongs,
for maidens.
Garden City stables b. E. Volta. 3. Jos (King)
I. IL Boyle's b. c. Angelo. 3. 100 (Jackson) -.
). Browns CHI 6 Connaught ;, IS &C. Mebber). 3
Time, l:lO.
Won by half a length. three quarters of length
between second aud third.
Post betting: u to l Volta. to l Angelo. 5 to
Connaught
samantha 81 LTubervine) 20 to l. Miss AIDA
lo2 (ilonathan) 80 20 /, McGlnntss' First 80
(Peters) 5 to ], ClarQuer 03 q. Murphy TO ,
John gelding 10Y (BurlinghameI TO /, W.
overton 10 &C. Clancy 20 to >. also ran.
second receive furiongs, for maiden two
yea7-olds.
UaSand stables Oh. +. Jennie Deane. los &C.
d. Trld1es' b. g Button los tPetersj ..........
Pueblo stables CHI (; Nivaee. ia ~, YeDber)..
Time :04.
Won by three lengths. dead neat or the pace.
Post bett NJ: to Jennie Deane. 20 to l Eut-
SOLITAIRE III Lfurlinghame) IL to /. Morven
ll5 (McClane) 10 TO /. Happy Band III (King)
Toto /. PolasE1 los &C. CIancy) to /, Remus ll6
tMll'er) 3 TO /, also ran
Third race-se ling. SIX and n half furlonpg.
W. p. Fines g Inkermsu. a.. ll5 tCiaHey)... -.
Owens Bros b. 2. Nero 5, 1913 &C. Clancy -.
T. lierneys ch' BT1aeehgFeh a. us tMlef)
Won by two lengths, a length between second
Post betting: to 5 Inkerman, 5 to l Broad
church. 90 80 Nero
&C. WebDer) to l, Regal lo3 tBurIinghame) to
l. also
Fourth race-senIng. one mile.
Encino stables b. 9. ST. Patrick, 4, 104 &c.
W. p poP FINES c m xG p q liz iMii,erj
Ocean View stables ch. f. Folly, 4, 112 q Web
Time. Abba.
Won by three lengths. FIVE between second and
| tn I'd.
Post betting: to l ST Patrick to 2 abb P,
| S to ! Folly.
Initiaton ia (w!Iliams) to J. Warmly 1914
| (Burliaghamel 20 TO l, also ran.
Fifth race-Sellin-. Five and half furlongs.
s +. Smiths b. 6. Lodi, o. LOG (Bosemaa) ......
| s. Baily's b. T. Joe Harding a, "a (Donathan). =
| J. 6. Qula's eh. g. Mount Carlos ll2 (F. Mar
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lime, :0ez4.
Won by half length. two between second an d
| third.
Post betting: 2ls to l Lodi, 20 to l Joe Hard
ing, II to l Mount Carlos
| Ida Glenn 100 (Petersl to !, Annie Moore Ill
o. Webber) 3 to ., joe Hooker Jr. "a (IIanawalt
| l2 to ], Cody los CShaws) 90 to l, Yokei 125
tRobinson) 80 10 /, also