The morning call., 1893-06-18

- AEfLEI est lot OF sprinters that
I NT ever faced starter on
In 'E the coast, running his
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NhGA three furlOngs in the
mn "A remarkably fast time of
NX IN 34% seconds, and win
NS\ UX ming we'll in hand at the
qss>Es AkasSz finish. 1t was a re-
markable contest, and
the large crowd of race-goers in attend
ance sought places of vantage from which
to view the flying steeds. Gypsy Glrl, Cy-
clone. Redlight. Joe d, Nellie Van and
Mooreanna were the contestants. with
the exception of Mooreanna. who was an
unknown quantity, all had at various
times shown that they could run three fur
longs close to 81 seconds. which Is the
worlds record for the distance, held by
Fashion.
The talent were in quandary trying to
select the winner. Finally Cyclone loOmed
up as a favOrite at 2 TO l. with Gypsy Glrl
second choice at IL to 8. Redilght had
sprightly Nellie Van was not overlooked
at 8 to /. Joe d and Mooreanna were the
| outsiders in the betting
Brown gave them beautiful start. from
which the quick footed Nellie Van was
the first to show. She raced out in front,
! anu ali ille OlHeIS, except huolthbHd, NeIo
! so we'll aligned, that no advantage could
be noted. FLYING around the turn into the
stretch, Nellie Van was leading Cyclone a
length, while be led Gypsy Girl. Redlight
and Joe D, who were punched, only a
! neck. Strengthened out for home all the
boys began to ride, and the pace they set
was killing one. A furlOng from home
Nellie was still leading. Then Danny
Murphy drew out from the bunch with
Redlight and prepared to give her battle.
He overhaUled her stride by stride, and
Mt the drawgate he was on even terms with
her. with Cyclone at his saddpgirths.
They were all driving except Redlight,
whom Murphy just made extend himself
at the finish enough TO beat Nellie Van
head for the purse. Cyclone was beaten
three parts OF length for the place, while
all the others except MO0reanna, were close
up.
Two scram bles for two-year-olds. at four
and half furlougs, followed. The first
one brought six good youngsters TO the
post. Realization, Normsndie and For
tuna were all heavily backed, and the first
named ruled slight favorite at post time.
The start was superb, and it was only
after running sixteenth OF a mile that
JOvita showed neck in front OF the bunch.
She led realization around to the three
quarter pole, but gave way to him swing
ing into the stretch. The result was never
afterward In doubt, for the son of Regent
won the rest OF the way quite handly in
56 seconds. beating the ridden-out Fortuna
Two lengths, she in turn beating Happy
Bano the same distance for the place.
Sands forlnan was an odds on favorite
in the next two-year-old scramble, Olsirs
being second choice at Z to 5. Don Mon
gano had few fanciers at 3 TO l, many
persons being timid about backing him. as
young Hart, the brother of the we'll known
jockey Bert. was making his debut in the
saddle.
The start was rather ragged, owing TO
| Browns assistant forgetting 20 drop his
flag on time. Memoir, whom Long failed
to break with, was left standing at the
post.
Claire and Sands Forman got away to-
2ether and had the issue to themselves. In
the drive home Forman won quite handily.
though in 5T15 seconds. Sallie NJ was
! thlrG, just beating out Don Mongano, who
should have run good deal better race.
Starter Brown had his clever colt Quar-
ierstaff in the handicap at 6 furlongs, and
for that reason be turned over the red flag
to Mr.. Forsland. The gentleman became
somewhat ratified after the first breaka-
way and dropped his flag after Brown,
who was lining the horses up for MIN,
called to the boys to come back Several
of them pulled up their mounts, and con-
sequently the start was straggling
The chances of Romulus and Inkerman.
the favorites, and Conde the second choice,
were made less brilliant Quarterstaff at
odds OF to l was first away and was never
headed. The two-year-old R0mulus, who
got off badly, made up lot of ground in
the stretch. and coming like a whirlwind
at the finish beat Garcia two lengths for
the place Garcia. who swerved as usual,
fouled Conde at the drswgate. was dis
qualified and third money was given TO
CGnde. Time. 1:15.
The handicap of one mile and quarter
proved an upset. Canny Scott was a big
favorite, despite the fact that he was con-
cedlng lot of weight to everything except
Sir Reel.
DinerO and Lady Guenn had a lot of
support at to / and to / respectively.
and Sir Reel had considerable at TO l.
Millionaire James Flood backed him all
over the ring just for the fun of the thing.
and won quite heavily. for the three-year-
old son OF Alta, after letting Lady Guenn
lead around to the stretch on sufferance,
came on and won easily from Dinero in
2:10. Lady Guenn was third, while the
overburdened Canny Scott pulled up last.
SUMMARIES.
First race-Three furlongs
A Berttand's b. 6. RedIiGht. a.. by Alp. 119 %.
j. Ross b. M Seiile Van T. ios ispencej
j. Bozemans ch' g. n Cyclone ga, 1lS tbOzeman)..
Won by head, half ieaEIh between second
Pool betting to 1 Redight. 5 to l Nellie Van.
to Cyclone
GYPSY Girl 1T (Capps) IL to 8, Joe D III ~.
Webber) to l, Moereanna 90 (Peters) 20 to i,
also
Second race-Four and a half furlongs. for two.
year-olds
Hoag & Watson's b. c. Realization, by Regent
sadie, lOS (Ristlne). e)....................... -.
Encino stables b. +. Fortuna 95 &C. ebber).. Q
Garden City stables b. c. Happy Band, 98 (Don-
A'"AH' lime, .56
Won by two lengths. same between second and
third.
Post betting: 2 to Realization, IL to For
tuna 10 to l Happy Band.
Joyita 105 (Buriinghame) Ito /. Normandie 95
(PetersJ 213 to l. Raphaels 95 (Tuberville) 20 to
!. also ran.
Third race-Four and a half furlongs. for two
year-oids.
II. Schwartzs b. C. Sands Forman, by Alta
Charlotte 80 &C. Webber). Observation-Disclosures.
c. L. Don's ch. T. Claire 1O5 (burlnghame) 49,.
j. II. hiilier's ch f. Saiia NJ 80 Cooper ,....
Time, :57l2.
Won by half length. two between second and
third.
Post bettiug-9 to 10 Sands Forman, to
Claire, SallieM
Don Mongano SO (Hart) to l. Memoir 95
fLong) 10 TO /, also started. Memoir was left at
the post