The morning call., 1893-05-20

other horses, and they are dsbarred from
running at the Bay District as well as
Inkerman.
Fine has certainly run his horses in a
peculiar manner at various STAGES of the
meeting. but it would appear that in the
present case he is being dealt bit un-
justly with. The orSe was started in a
seven and half furlong dash with 115
pounds up, and he flushed badly. He
never won at that distance at the track. At
i've or five and half furlOngs he can run
well, and sometimes concede weight and
beat good ones. This he did Thursday,
but as he ran so badly the day previous
were at fault and disciplined them. 1t
may do soma good.
Cadmus, L. II. Williams Jr.'s promising
American Derby Candidate, is at Winnie
mucca. where veterinary has gone to
attend him. According TO dispatch from
Mike Kelly the horse is not coughing, and
shows no signs of pneumonia. His kidneys
seem TO bother him, as he will noteat nor
rest while travelling. Coyington and Kelly
thought best not to proceed farther East
with him until a veterinary attended 10
him.
The directors of the Blood-horse Associa-
ton will probably relnstate Jockey Joe
NarvaeZ to-day.
There never was any absolute proof
that lie was going to pull ST. Croix, and
the judges when they suspected that he
was going to pull should have warned him
and let him ride the horse. Then il his
ride was bad he should have been ruled
off. This was certainly a mistake on the
judges part, and as Jockey Clancy denies
that Narvaez ever proposed 10 him to shoe
Garcia in there is nothing to be done but
to give the boy fair chance.
AT tne tr0ttng meeting to commence
neXtweek there will be among the novel
ties proposed race in which butcher-boys
will drive their carts. Two handsome
outcher-carts will be given as prizes, one
to the winner and the other to the one fin-
ishing cond. The race will no doubt
cause excitement. and may eventually
cause many butcher-bnys to get arrested
for stirring up racing fever among them.
They are liable to drive az break-neck
speed over the streets and crossings.
To-day's races. which are the last run
ling events TO be decided al the Bay Dis
trict until next fall, promise to be very
Interesting. There are seven races on the
card, and a few of them promise to be
more than exciting.
The entries and weights for the various
events are as follows:
First race, four furlongs-Queen Bee
109, Redlight l20, Gypsy Girl l22, Jack the
Ripper 116. Joe ID Ill, Annie Moore 100,
Nellie Van LOT. Jessie Stevegil 1O3. Cy-
clone ia, Florence r 90.
Second race. five furlongs, for two-year-
olds-Romulus 123. Articus 123 Montalvo
121. Warrago 115, Silver State 115.
Third race, one mile-Red Cloud 11S, Sir
Reel 113. Esperanza 112, Quarterstaff III,
Solitude Ill, Nellie G 1O6, Nero 1O5,
Bronco 112.
Fourth race. five fur ongs-Mount Carlos
III. Little Tough 112, Timbuctoo 110.
Connaught 102, Vendome 1G6. Angelo 105,
Joe Harding Jr. 112. Alexis 70.
Filth race. seven furfongs-Red Cloud
Ill, Nero 109 Sir Reel 107, Nellie G 105,
Yokel 103. Quarterstaff 102, Broadchurch
10l, Solitude 100, Lady Gwenn 81, Claquer
95. St. Patrick SO, Hugueno: S5.
Sixth rNce. four and half furlongs, for
two-year- oIds-Tillie 5 115. Vivace 115,
Polaski Ia, Rhodautha 113 Happy Band
102. Button 90. Silver Plate 93
Seventh race, five aud a half furlongs-
Nipper 112. Kitty Kerr 81, Lucy ia,
Cfaymore III. Cody B los, w. Overton 115,
Guadalupe Ill. Wild Robin 125.