The morning call., 1893-04-20
CROOKED SINCLAIR
A Turf Parasite Ruled Off
for Life.
RISTENE WOULD NOT PULL.
Sinclair Did Not Want Stoneman to
Win, but the Judges Thought
That He Should.
RIsTENE WOULD NOT PULL.

EamC btu 6AoS 6OiNAbt
SLOVENIAN. A prOmiS-
ing and honest jockey named Ristine rode
the horse Tuesday and beat such good
sprinters as Jim K aud Mount Carlos with
ease. RiStine was 10 have ridden Stone.
man in the last race yesterday. selling
race at FIVE furiongs. When he spoke tt
Sinclair about The race the latter informed
him that he did not want StOneman to win
''Well, If you don't want the horse t.
wia." replied Ristine, you will have TO hire
some other Jockey to pull him"
Sinclair then engaged King to ride Stone
man. St0neman opened at TO In tie bet
ting, but went steadily back TO y and 4 to
!, while Ida GlenD's price was continuously
cut by the bookes. who were taking the
piungeIs' money. Irish Johnny, a back
woods Splinter. was held at TO !, the
bOOkIes being afraid OF him, while Lucy 5,
Mountain Boy and Addie Chapman were al
long odds.
Well after the betting had gone along
quietly for some time the judges heard about
RlStlne's conversation with Sinclair. They
Immediately sent for that jockey, and finally
persuaded him to tell them what proposition
Sinclair made TO him. The Judges came 10
the conclusion that King had agreed TO ride
TO orders, so they took him down and let
George Miller ride the horse.
Everybody then backed Stoneman, and he
went to the post at 6 TO ..
At the first breakaWay Irish Johnny ran
away, thereby delaying the start some time.
When they got away Ida Glenn was in front.
Addie Chapman second and SLOVENIAN third.
Chapman led the well punched field into the
stretch, but Stoneman showed the more
speed in the drive home and beat Addie
Chapman half length. she three-quarters of
n length in front of Ida Glenn. Time,
1:02l5.
Immediately after the race the Judges
ruled Sinclair off for life.
There was quite a large crowd at the
track, but the races were rather uninterest-
ing. The only thing sensational about the
nTst race was the falling of Naglee Burke
lilly Re'a. She rolled over her jockey, Frank
Morris, and then got up and galioped away,
leaving him laying on the track in an I'M
conscious condition. Morris recovered In a
little while, and found TO his satisfaction
that no bones were broken.
The race vas selling event at seven
fuTlongs. and 1t brought Ten starters 10 the
post OF the lot Oakland was the most
fancied. and the betting closed with him
ruling favorite at 212 to l. Alfred B was
very well thought of. The flag dropped
with Alfred B in the lead. Little Tough
second and Wyanshott third. WyanshOti
and Alfred b ran head and head to the
stretch, when Charley Webber came on with
Oakland, and cleverly landed him a winner
by neck. WYanashott beat Little Tough
three parts of length for the place.
Eight maiden two year-Olds then ran five
winner and backed him to TO ., while
most of the other money was on Agitato,
The Helen Scratch FLY and Munlalva.
II was hard race for everybody but the
hookmakers After an excellent star
Realization and Gussie were the first &c
show. They set the pace into the stretch
and an eighth from home it looked as if the
race lay between the pair and Montalva,
who was running we'll. Like a flash jim
Lee shot TO the front. and then came some
1OullUu MOntnlVa'S and RaaIiTafippfs
chances were absolutely ruined and jim
Lee, the 20 to ! shot, came on and won from
Gussie by half a length, she a length in
front OF MOntaiva.
be a gift 20 the speedy Oregon mare, Misty
Morn. The event brought out such good
ones as Motto, Belfast, Topgallant and
Sympathetie's Last, among others, but none
OF them had chance on earth to bea
Misty Morn, who was carrying top weight
120 pounds.
She was a to fayorite throughout the
betting, Topgallant being second choice at
. 10 l. Misty Morn was first away, but
Clifford took her back and let Motto 20 out
and make the pace. Motto raced out il
front and led Nellie Van three lengths int
the stretch. \ furlOng from the finisf
Clifford called on Misty Morn. She sho
past the leaders and won in gallop by two
lengths IN 1:44h. Motto was second IL
front of Topgailant.'
Clfford-Misty Morn's trainer and rider
and Starter Ferguson could not agree al
The post, so the latter set the Jockey down
for ;he rest of the meeting.
Revolver the horss that has caused B. G
HOlly's career on the turf to be anything
but pleasant one, ran in the fourth race
He ran IN about the same fashion that ht
did In Tuesdays race with Almont, bu
then horses are such uncertain brutes. Re
vOlver was an TO 3 favOrite out of the field
OF four, Quarterstatf being a second choice
Well, Revolver was never in the hunt
Dnero went to the front after hagtali, anC
he and QnarteTStaff had the race all L
themselves. Johnny Weber rode Diner,
and his brother Charley rode Quarierstaff
Those boys just rode for their lives, bu
Johnny had the stronger horse and eventu
ally won with him sitter a ding-dong finish
by short head, in :4S34.
SUMMARIES.
BAY DISTRICT TRACK, April 19, Iss3.-weathel
FIRST race-seliug. six furiongs
L +. smiths b. z: Oakland, g. by John A-Ala-
w Apps6ys en- WyanasGott. $. los
Idaho stables b. g. Little Tough l. lis Upper
i;s ID
Won by a nose half length between second and
third.
Post betting: ~ to l Oakland. 10 to l wyan-
shott, 20 Little ough.
Lodi az q. SarTaezl 20 to /. Currency ia Csea
man 10 10 J. Nero ~ tAmDrose) 20 to l. Gre lone
= ], keia LOB (SiOrrisl STA to l. Alfred lI9 a.
-'fil F4-eHi 10 i aieo ran.
Second race - Five furIOngs, for two-year. OIL
J. !. MlHsr's b c. Jim Lee by John Happy-Ailve.
Antrim stables en- T. ;ia;sie r. wsbsfi''
D. Bridges b. C. Montalva. ll6 (Lswess)......... !
Time l: O3
Won by length half a length be tween second
and third
Post betting: 20 to l Jim Lee. 10 to Gussie s
sue abbott Is (Donathsn) % to !. The Lark 1o2
&C. Me6ber) TO .; Helen Scratch FLY lib CRis
tirej 10 to l. Realization 1O5 (Naryaez) ) 10 /
Asit4to III (Miller) to /, also ran.
Third race-Handieap. SIX furlonvs.
Jones byhee,s b. m. Misty Morn, 8. by St. Paul
G. Van Goroeas eh m Motto. i. 10 ibonatlianj
N. Storms CHI. C. Topgalant, 4, III (Naryaez).
Time, l:i4Ia.
Won by two lengths two between second ant
Post betting: 3 to Misty Morn. 10 to / Motto
Nellie Van 95 CTabervIue) so to l, Condo 1or
(speneel cote J, sympathetics Last l ls CLawIess
o. Webber) Is TO J. Royal Flush lO5 (Seaman) a
10 l. Belfast III (Lloydl 10 10 l. also ran.
Fourth race-serlng; one mile an seventy YARD,
II schwariz's b c Dinero. 4, by AIta-Charlotte.
Il. D.. Browns :. c. oaartefstaG 8. los &C.
L G Hoiiys D. Revolver a. & Iawiessi'.
Time. :4S3l.
Won driving by short head, TWO lengths between
fos5 betting: 24s to l Dinero. ? to Quarter
stan, 3 TO Revolver.
Draw scott 10 CLloyd) % to I also ran.
Filth race-seInng. rive furlongs.
W NJ. Sihciair's e z. Stoneman, by Kirby Smith
Hunky Dory, ll6 (MiiIer). ......'
N+gAhtugh BROS. eh. Addie Chipman. liz MAR
ID. Mlilers Oh. m Ida Glenn a. ITO III Clancy 4
Time. :O2La.
Won driving by half a length thres-nuarfers NJ a
length between second aud third
Post betting; TO Stoneman. l TO Ida CLAIM
70 Ahdie Chapman
irish Johnny ll8 (capps) 4 to I, Mountain Boy
also - -
The entries for to-morrow's races are as
follows:
First race. five furlongs-Gipsy Girl 118
JACK Inc Ripper III hOunt Carlos III. Bay
Dick 113. Volta Ill. Mackey 1O9 MontebellG
JOG. Addie Chapman 104, J. Hooker Jr. 100
Jim Il 100.
Second race, five furlongs for two-year
olds-Artieus 121, QuTk 1T, Last Chance
ll.I1 ptaa