The morning call., 1893-09-30
HEAT AND DASH.
Spirited Contests on the
Coast Courses.
SOLITUDE WINS AT LAST.
Results i'm the Speed Events at San
Jose, Fresno, lone, Modesto
and Carson.

SAN JOSE, Sept. 29-There was an in
creased attendance at the racetrack to-
day. The events were spirited. although
the heavy wind prevented unusual time
being ade.
First race. running, for two-year-olds,
six furlongs, Articus won, Warrago Sec
ond. Fortuna third, Sue Abbott fourth.
Time. 1:16k.
Second race, seven furlongs. Happy Day
won, Quarterstaff second, Alexis third,
Bita fourth. Estrelia fifth. Time, :29A.
Third race. running, one mile. Revolver
won. st. Patrick second. Morton third.
Abb p, Carmel. Happy Band and Wyana-
shott also ran. Time. 1:43A.
Fourth race, running, free-for-all, Motto
won. Pescador second. Raindrop third
BronchO, Atossa. Volta, Andante, Hath
away and Duke Stevens also raE. Time,
1:14A.
Unfinished trotting race. 2:30 class.
Adelaide Simmons won. Fallacy second,
Prince Daniels third. Time, 2:2l@.
Sixth race, unfinished. trotting, stakes
for two-year- olds. Palatne won, Silver
Note second. Time. 2:25.
Seventh race, trotting. Antinous Free.
purse $1,000, for two-year-olds. John Bury
won, John ID. Evans second. Bessie Barnes
third. Antires and Reatinous also started.
Time. 1884.
lone. Sept. 29.-The fourth days races
opened with an increased number of visit
ors from jackson and Suffer Creek.
First race. running, thTee-auarters of a
mile and repeal, purse S150-entries. AL
batross, Solitude and Jack the Ripper,
Solitude won. Time. IL.
Second race. half mile dash aud repeat,
starters-Toots, Sir Reginald, Rpbeeca,
Charger and Nellie Van. Charger won.
Time, :49A.
The third race, trotting for buggy horses,
was not finished.
Last night was JacksOn's night at tn Q
pavilion. ana the ladies of that town en-
tertained the visitors with music and reel
tations.
MODESTO. Sept. 29-The first attraction
at the racecourse to-day was the un fnis he'd
trotting race between Melrose and Cora 5
from yesterday, when both won a heat
To-day Melrose won. Time, 2:25k.
Pacing race mile. two in three, between
Ferret. Duke and Prince. 1t was won by
the latter in two straight heats. Time,
2:5lH and 2:5724.
One and sixteenth miles dash between
April, Hiogo, Tom Dryer AID Nickel Ex-
change. Won by April. Time, 81
Five-eighths of a mile run and repeat
between Queen Bee, Jocko, Free Coinage.
Won by Queen Bee. Time. 1:O4-1 :O416.
The day was very windy, but the attend
ance was large. Tomorrow the fair closes.
FRESNO, Sept. 29.-Nearly every bust
al H..
was, in consequence. much larger than at
any previous day of the races. The Girl
baby day also attracted many. Tire track
was in goud condition, but a strong wind
blew all the afternoon and somewhat i'm
peded time.
District trot, 2:4O trot, mile heats. two
in three. Starboul won. Lulu second,
Lillian Smith third. Best tlme, 2:3O
TrOtting, 2:30 class, mile heats. two in
three, FL PastOre won, Della second. Best
time. 2:2S
Trotting. two-mile dash. Flora S won,
King Ora second, Clay Duke third. Time,
Abs.
Pacing, 2:25 class, Fresno Prince won,
Consolation second, Jngler third drawn
Time, 2:17A.
Running, half mile and repeat, Red Rose
won. Dick OMaley second. Comet third
Best time. 40
Tomorrow being the last day a larger
attendance than ever is anticipated
CARSON, New, Sept. 29.-There was a
heavy wind this morning and rain this
afternoon, and the weather was so bad
that all the races were postponed till to-
morrow. To-day was TO have been the
last day of the fair.