The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-02
WON BY SUNBEAM.
The Realization Another
I. rs Surprise. i.
ST. LEONARD II THE SECOND.
BoundIess Backed to. Win, but the
Derby Victor Was Not in .@... !.
/. s.. the Running.
ST. LEONARD" THE SECOND.
= Special to THE MORNING CALL :

| II: NEW YORK. July 1.-The rich Realiza-
tion stakes contested for at. Sleeps head
to-day. were won by. Browne Rogers un-
named colt, by Trou badour. out of Sun
i beam. after most exciting finish. with
4 James r. and Foxhall Keene's st. Leon
ard second and Sir Walter third, while
Boundless. the winner of the American
i Derby at Chicago last Saturday, was badly
1 beaten and finished next TO last. 81. r. :
:: 1t was a beautiful day. and very large
crowd was. present. st. Leonard was the
Ffavorite in the books at even m oney,
I Boundless being second choice at 8to 8.
Sir Walter was third choice and the Sum
beam colt next. II ~. ..-.... - =. -:
Inthe start Sir Walter and Rama po had
aslight advantage, but Accident set out to
make the running and kept the front until
nearing the far-turn backstretch. Then
/ Sir Waiter and ST.. Leonard moved up.
!. the pace quickened and Accident dropped
! to the rear, where ne eventually finished.
i: Boundless also had enough just before the
turn for home and groan went UP from
/ his thousands Of hackers as he dropped to-
ward the rear.
! Sir Walter was first in the stretch. ST..
Leonard catching him rapidly. Suddenly
the Sunbeam colt p0ked his muzze in front
and a furious finish followed, during which
| he held his place, despite all efforts OF St.
Leonard's and Sir Walters jockeys to get
to the front. The stakes were worth
S35, ZOO.
Following is the summary:
Seven furlongs, Lifeboat won, Faithful
! second. Ingot third. Time, / 80.
Six furlongs. Hornpipe won. Declare
second, Gallo third. Time, 1 81 1.5.
Seven furlongs, Walcott won. Cantoon
second, Vagabond third. Time, lis.
Four furlongs. Katan won. Faustina
colt second, Little Pirate third. Time.
:49%.
Mile and five furlongs, Sunbeam colt
won, St. Leonard second. Sir Walter
third. Time. 80 3-5. Ramapo. Boundless
and Accident also ran.
Six furlongs, Sirocco won, Kingston
second. Promenade third. Time, :l5 Is.
WASHINGTON, July flames j. Nc
Caffrey's Helen Nichols to-day won the
S13, 500 Queen Isabella stake easily. She
had to race for half mile as hard as ever
a FLY raced. and then her rival, Maid
Marion, dropped behind and the race for
first place was over. The first half mile
was covered in ASH. but the remainder
of the race was so slow that the time for
the mile was only :423. Dare Vela beat
Maid Marion out for place.
Mile and twenty yards, Joe Blackburn
won, Rally second. Dundee third. Time,
:43%.
Five furlcngs, Peter the Great won,
Anna Mays second, Gray third. Time.
:O212
Queen Isabella stakes for three year.oid
FLIES. $4,000 added, $1,000 20 the second
and $1,000 to third. Helen Nichols III (Mc-
Ca1ertv) 9 to 10 won by two lengths. Dare
Vea 100 (TaraD II to l second by half
length, Maid Marion III ray 10 third
by a head. Time, 1924. Martyrdom,
Issie o, WampeZa, Coquette. Shadow and
Gypsy Girl ran.
One and a sixteenth miles, Hasty won,
Silverado second, ia ia third. Time,
1:47A.
Six furlongs, Peats first. Glee Boy second,
Tim Murphy third, Guido fourth. Time.
1:15R.
Second heat, Guido first Glee Boy second.
Luke f third. Time, 1:16A.
Third heat, Guido first, Glee Boy second.
Time, Is.
| One and sixteenth miles, London won.
w B second, Newton third. Time. 1:46b
PORTLAND. July Five and half fur
I longs, Ruby won, Gratis second. Time.
1894.
One and sixth miles, Wild Oats won.
Mowitz second, Miss Idaho third. Time,
1:51
Five furlongs. George l. won, Black
Alder second, Innocence Abroad third.
| Time, 1 :03.
Trotting, 2:33 class, Anita won. Rustic
King second, Tybalt third. Time, 2:26A
! Special trot, Royal Kissor won, Belle s
second. st James third. Time. 2:2S.