The morning call., 1893-08-03
RIDERS REBELLED.
Refused to Risk Their
Precious NeCkS.
AND TWO WERE SUSPENDED.
Considerable DiScOrd and Unexciting
TrOtS-PaceS and Runs at the
Oakland Track.

yesterday seemed to have grievance
Early in the morning the jockeys formed
little ombina alton of their own and de-
cided not to ride any more on that danger
Gus inside track. Before the first race the
jockeys we're summoned TO the stand and
talked to by the judges. Under the prom
Use that no more large fields would De
started on the narrow course all the riders
except Spence and G. Clancy agreed to
resume their mounts. Clancy and Spence
could not be persuaded to yield and they
were indefinitely suspended.
By reason of the promise made to the
jockeys the fourth event, In which there
were seventeen entries, was split up into
two separate races The old gray gelding
Stoneman was entered because he had
been permitted to run on Monday. The
Judges suddenly remembered. however,
that he had been ruled off the Bay District
track by the BloOd-hOrse Association. Mr..
Mckay, who bought SLOVENIAN since ne
was ruled off. and James Abbott, the
trainer, protested against the decision OF
the judges. but they we're, firm In their
decision not to let the gei0lng appear
again on the track.
There was considerab bic ''gr0wling" done
by those who were lucky enough to win In
the Paris mutuals. They were not salts
fed with the figuring done by the conduc-
tors OF the mutuals.
Six races were held during the after
noon, and as three were in the three-in-
than exciting
Appended are the summaries OF the
events, whirh were scarcely worthy of any
other description:
SUMMARIES.
OAKLAND. Aug. Ascend day OF summer
meeting. Weather fair track fast.
First race-Running. one mile and fifty yards;
handicap for all ag.s s purse $500 80 Cd 1ronN.,
gle D. III (Narvaez). ..............:.........
f. .. McKenna's b. IN. Lady Gwen, a. los (Don-
G. Houstons en-. h. Early i. 10 iHowsonj
Won by two lengths. half length between Sec
Post betting: Red Cloud 1926. field $40. Early
st. Patrick and Wild Robin also
Second race-Pacinc. 2:3O class; mile heats,
three In five; purse $500.
Santa Rosa stock farms blk. NJ. Mollie Allen,
by MambrIno wilkes-by Lady Allen (Dus
'1a' Coin. c m .vc:v Conn;
H. Timmermans ch m. ko.ta, q (AlvIso).. "a
G. w. Woodard's b. IN. Vidett, tBgeiow). 4
l.. Schaefer's CHI. H. Deiia 8 (Suth erand). e.
c. T. Smiths Gu. m. Dave Benton (Smith)...
A Josephs b. g. Ai.ck (Hart).. ............6 d
NJ. McMahon's b. b. Maory (ober) ............ 8 dis
Time, 2:z4I.-2:2O1a-z:21.
Third race-Trotting 1920 class; mile heats,
three IN five; purse $60U.
{. w Woodwa ards b. m Mabel Fl. by
Alex Button-by Dietz' st. Clair Dig
j. W. Donathans blk g. Franklin iDon.
e. J. co1s b.. h. Bay Rum Mccartney.
w Murphy's br. m. Maud NJ (Dustin) .....2 A
R. D. FoI's Gu. b. ancelIor Gordon g 5 IS
Time. 2.22-2:221a :2z1a-22O-2:-3A.
Fourth race Selling; five furongs: purse 5000.
r. DaveDport's b. &. North, by Prince of Nor
folk-Dy Leiuster. 4, 100 (BurIingame) ....... l
J. ouinn f Gu. g. Mount caros s. ios twmiiamsj
Time. 1:04.
.. Won by neck, head between second and
Post betting: North 500 Mount Carlos $40 and
field $40.
Fifth race-selling: nve furlongs: purse 5000
W. A. Johns CHI. n. Red Rose 4. by Red Iron
NJ arlin d Thomas CHI s. Woodbury. Jr. a., lo9
Miller Smiths b. t. orta. 5. s. Iearyj
lime, :03
Won by length four lengths be tween second
Post betting: Red Rose $40. Little Tough $40
and field 49,
Guadaloupe Relay, Little Tough. HOLSTER, Den
mis- and our DICK also
Sixth race-Four and a half furlongs. for two
year-oIds: maidens' purse $500.
A. A. Franks CHI. {. sue Abbott. by Brutus-Edna
Mrs John Wolfs.iiis b. T. Gladiator. la Wi
Encno stables br c. Sciitario los tGoiaj.
Time :o712.
Won by two lengths, length between second
and third.
Post betting: Gladiator $25 Solitaire $50. Sal
lie NJ 49, field 81.
Nemour, Blue Belle. Wandering Nun and Sir
CufthbarL also ran.
A feature on the programme to-day will
be the pacing Of Tom Ryder and Belle
Button as double team in an attempt to
beat the record # PIG, made at Woodland