The morning call., 1893-04-09

event at seven furlongs, but he did not run
one, two, nine. The start was vile, Bronco
getting three lengths the best of it, and DR..
Ross, second choice, about fifteen the
worst of it. A good start may not have
made any difference, for Belfast, who
opened at to l and went TO the post4 to !,
owing to plunge on him of several hun
dred dollars by Dan Burns. proved to be
bOttled-up cinch. He was cut Loose and
won easily by three lengths from Wicklow.
who in turn beat FL Rayo couple for the
place. DR.. Ross pulled up lame after the
lace.
Lodi. a 2 to l favoriie, after getting off
last in the last event, 0utfooted his field in
the stretch and brought joy to the befuddled
talent by winning the last event at SIX
fnllongs. Lucy S was second and Joe
third.
SUMMARIES.
Bay District Track April 8, 1S93-weather fine,
FIRST race-seIIins: six furlOngs; for all ages.
suisun stables B. g. Regal, a.. by Joe Hooker-Lady
Ida1o stables 3. Little Tough J. by Glen Elm.
7 BaiT's ch = sackey a. bv Ais, dam NV
Langford l06 (Narvlcel Observation-Disclosures. 8
lime. l:l71a
Won by three lengths, two between second and
third.
Post betting: ) to l Regal. 10 to l Little Tough
Nero lO6 tseaman) 5 to l, Folly III (Ameol II
70 !, Morton loo tsuIiyan) TO !. Joe Hooker Jr
96 tHanawal) 10 to l, st. Patrick 1913 tspence) 10
TO /. asoran
Second race-Four and half furlOngs; for two
Elmwood stock farms b. C, by Brutus-Bonn1
Pueblo stsoles e Asiiato, by cyra;Frcic, los
w NJ Mnrrayis b g The LARK by widdeMoni
day hlly, 100 (Lloyd) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Won easily by length and half half a length
between second and third.
Pool betting: to 8 Benny Jean colt, stO
Agitato 20 to ! The Lark.
Claire O5 (spencc) ! to !. Corncob les tNar-
Haezl ~ 20 l. Augustus us (knstne) 20 TO l.
lynn) g 10 /, Happy Band lilo (Douathln) Is to l.
also ran.
Third race-Handieap. One mile and a furlong
ElmwoOd stock farms b. h. Sir Walter. 5. by
Nathan Coombs-h beauty: 1913 Miller .....-......
W. ThompsOns Ell. h. Martinez, 3. by Mariner
II. Jones b. h. Alnont, a. by Three Cheers CUES
A0n' 10 Inc
Won BY half length two lengths between second
and third.
Post betting: 3 to l Sir Walter, to l Martinez.
Hermitage los (Narvaezl to l. RalndrOp 100
(Spenee) 20 to !. Grandee lO4 (SulIivan) p to l.
Democrat ! o6 r. Nsrvsezl 20 to i, sheridan II6
(W. Clancy to !, also ran.
Fourth race-six furiongs; for maidens
" L; APpiehy's b. c. WyansnOtt, ), by ore son-su-
W T. smt6s i c steadiast, 8 by SobraateNar
p AEcGDald's ogicii Ban s. by cooni Gam
By Patsy Duffy 1O7 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -. 3
Time, l:lS.
Won by TWO lengths. Ihree-Quarters OF o length
between second and third.
Post betting: IS to NyanshOtt, 20 TO I Stead
fast, is to l Ichi Ban.
(CoombsJ ) to /. Timbuetoo no (Nafyaezj 4 to i,
Reta lU3 (winchell) 10 l. also
Fifth race-Seven furlongs: selling
N: Nj. Murray's Oh. &. Belfast !. Longview-Annie
W: OBJ. MacdonOash's ch. h Wicklow 8. Ito
Nouilfahy
b. G. Hoiy's Oh. Ii. IL kayo. 8, by Grtnstesd-Sun-
lit, ia CIV. Clancy
Time. 80.
Won by three lengths two between second aud
third.
Pool betting; to I Belfast. A to wicklow. to
l FL RayO.
Cyclone ia king 20 to / Bronco lls (Mnler)
to 5, Inksrman II tNarvaez) to l, Dr. Ross lI6
(Morris) 10 l, also ran
Sixth race-SeIIing. Six furlonEs.
j. II. Davis b. 6. Lodi, a, by Ed Parkinson 90
4urolFllieJ...s.s....
D. Bridges &. N. Lucy $, a., by Accident. SO
(fetersJ
W. Georges ch. 6. Joe, a, By McMahon-switt, ITO
Time. l:l7.
Won by neck, half length between second and
third
Post betting; to Lodi, to I Lucy s. 3 to I Joe.
Nipper III (Rinstine) to !, sidney 81 (CGOmbsl
TO l, Joe Winters OF III. smith) to l, also