The morning call., 1893-08-01
VARIED RACING.
Five Mixed Events at
Oakland Track.
TROTTING, RACING, RUNNING.
Opening of the Golden Gate Meeting.
LOttie d, Beaumont, Early, Wood
and Pascoe the Winners.

! Pleasant weather ushered in the open
| ing day of the summer meeting OF the
! Golden Gate Fair Association and quite
J crowd of spectators were present. Inc
| programme included five mixed races.
'Bookies" were barred, but such skin
! games as a balanced wheel of fortune
"orbameated' tbe grounds.
In the first event, q running race VI one
| mile. there were eleven starters. L0ttle ~
was the fav0rite, and in the auction tools
sold freely at SO. as against Sc on Gynsy
Girl, SO Oh Stoneman uhe old gray dog.
and S. on the field. consisting of Volta.
Wild Robin, Mount Carlos. Jack ire Rip
per. Woodbury. jr.. Hollister Dennis,
Waif, and Ben Martin At the drop OF
! the flag Iottie D sprang off in the lead,
| kept it and won easily by three lengths IN
! :491b On the stretch Mount Carlos passed
| Gypsy Girl and won the place. Gypsy
Girl was third. and the others we're stray
Cling in the rear.
| 1t took five heats TO decide the second
race, which was for the 2 "a class of trot-
tiers. The pools sold AS follows: Beau
mont. $40; Electrina. $50: Flora S. S25 ;
Mplyar. SIT. MeIvar soon had the lead
and easily won the heat by two lengths,
covering the mile in 2:25K.
Melvar then became Tho favorite and
sold at $50, Beaumont $40, Flora S S13
and Electrna SO. Mntuals on the first
heat had paid SOL 80 a pretty good
investment for SIS; and so another rush
was made to back Melvar. The heat was
won by the favorte by two lengths In
2:22 flat, Electrina was second and Beau
mont third.
Beaumont. however. finally captured the
laureis by winning the next three heat,
straight. Melrose was awarded second
money and Flora S third.
There were twelve starters In mile
running handicap. The cid. including
Jackson, Abe P, Solitude. BIoadchurch,
Early, Donna Lila. Red Clond. Democrat,
Bronco and Nellie G. sold at S35. as
against So on Quarterstaff and St on
Canny SrOtt At the start Abb P took the
lead and held 1t to the stretch but there
she went behind and out of the race. Early
won by length in :4412 Democrat was
second ana Solitude third.
The fourth event was a free-for-all pace
in mile heats. No pools were sold because
Walter Wood was certain TO win. With
the utmost ease Wood won three heats
straight Without being urged and with
out break the graceful gelding won the
first heat IN 2:19b the second aud third
heats each In the remarkably good time OF
2:121s.
Matte B was the favorite in the last
event-h twO-me pacing dash. The mare
sold at $50 against a field, in which were
Pascal and Whapple. Pascal won the
race handily by a length in :53. Matte
B went up so often during the second
mile that she went all TO pieces. and was
left nearly quarter of mile behind at
the finish.
SUMMARIES.
OAKLAND. July 81. lS93.-First day, summer
meeting Weather fine: track fast.
First rsce-Gunning: halt mile: for three year
olds aud upwards: purse $500.
R. stipe's Blk: IN. Lottle d. by lph-Kitte!D eane
j. ouiSn's ch. g. Mount Carlos, s. i27 d. vii:
j. H. capps CHI M GYPSY Girl a. iS5 tcappsj.
Won by three lengths = length between second
Post betting: Lottie $40. Gypsy Girl 49, Stone
Volta. Wild Robin. JACK the Ripper. Woodbury.
Jr.. HOLSTER Denis Wait Matte aud Stone
man also ran.
Second race-2:24 class. trotting; mile heats.
three in five; purse $500.
e }. Donnely's cD s. beaumont by Rich
ARDS EIector by Nephew q. Royers) s3lIl
3. +. Harris oh. h. Me.var tbowman.. NAE
J. Gr 81; enc B.. m H. Eisctrina
Time rs ls-2:22-2 "a 2-2:2314-2:25 1854.
handicap purse $500.
g. u"ust@"s en- Sna & Early by Joe Hooker-by
II. Daniels en-. T. Democrar 4 i07 darker.
Ho,g & Waters b. M Solitude 8, los &C.
Time. :44I,.
Won by length, length between second and
Post betting: Field s35, Quarterstaff 1922, Canny
Scott ST
ackson. Abb P. canny Scott. Broadchurch.
Quar.erStaf Donna Lila, Red Cloud, Bronco and
Nellie q also ran.
Fourth race-Free-for-aIl. pacing; mile heats,
three in five: purse 500.
Oakwood Park stock farms b. 6. Walter
Wood, by Steinway-by Aztec (Laferty)..
r. S. Browns b. q Plunkett (Bowman). 422
r. II. Newton's br. 6. Tom Ryder (\ewton). 3
J. w. Dona;han's b. m. Hazel II (Donathan). "a
Time, l91a--:l21a-2:l2h.
Fifth race-Two-m, lie dash. pacing: purse $500
La SieSta ranchS D. g. Pascoe. by VicrOr-by
A. L. H n'eiS' Oh. Wnapoc iindsy
Tine, 4:5S.
Three running aid one trottine contests |
are on the card for to-day. The entries |
are as fellows:
First race seven furlongs, se'ling-Currency |
90, Donna Lila 100. Carter los, Morton11I, !
Lady Guenn 1o7. Patricia JOY, N d Foster no, |
Joe &c. Solitude ITO. ST. Patrick 1O7, InKer- |
man 119. Vanity 80, Cody B. 112.
Re lization 11S. Sally NJ 1l5. Triumph rs.
Don MongaDO 11S. Solitaire 113, Wandering |
Nun 10. Bordeaux 11S, Romuus 11S, Mon |
talvO 11S. Sue Abbott ITO, Memoir 115.
Third race, six furlOn1s, MISUNDERSTANDING |,
1O2, lukerman ia, Sir Reel 112. Little Touch |
80. Wild Robin 80. COnde 10S, Nellie Van 95. |
nellie Bell 119. Bronco 1922 Volta 50, Comfy b |
Fourth race. 2:3O class, trotting-Fallacy
Bruno. Jim {. Hera. Belle Medium, Mischief
Charles James, Prince Dexter and Pet.
Tomorrow and Friday there will be q
parade of the stock exhibited at the fair.
#
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