The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-28

The same positions were maintained to the
stretch, where the Ripper fell out of II.
Lodi led down the stretch. followed by
Mount Carlos and Ida Glenn, and furlong
from home was apparently winning easily.
At the drawgale Lodi was leading half
length, with Ida Glenn second and Mount
Carlos third. Then Morton came up with
a rush along the rail. Young Peters fool
iShly swung Lodi to tho rail to cut him
off. Lodi finished fl st by length, while
Ida Glenn ana Morton finished SO close
that it looked like dead heat.
Charley Weber, Morton's rider. claimed
a ioul, and the judges allowed it, Lodi was
disqualified, and the JUDGES determining
that Morton had beaten Ida Glenn nose,
gave him the money. Mount Carlos was
given tEird place.
Those who backed Lodi claim that he did
not foul Morton; those who backed Morton
say that he did; those who had their coin
on Ida Glenn maintain that she beat Morton
head, and therefore should have been
awarded the race, so there you are.
Four two-year-Olds contested in the first
race at five turiongs Rosale was the favor
lie, but Seaside, Martinet's sister, who ruled
as second choice in the betting, beat her
easily. Relampag0 was third.
The second race, a seyen-furlong dash,
went to Tigress. to favorite. Motto
and QuarteTstaff were second choices at
to l, and the talent certainly guessed right
all round. The faYorite got away fifth,
Motto as usual getting of IN front. She led
QuarteTstatf around to the three-Quarters,
and Taylor moved up cleverly with Tlgress.
Half way down the stretch 1igress assumed
command Of affairs and won cleverly from
Motto by a length, and Motto fOuled
QuarteTstatf a short distance from home and
was disqualified. QuaTterstaff got the place
and WyanaSh0tt third money.
Martinez ran a Disappointing race in the
handicap at mile and a furlOng. He was
a to l faYorite. Trainer Mike Kelly again
sent out ST. CruiX in fine fette and many
people backed him at > to l. The horse
out Of six starts had won five times, ran
second once, and Mixes other charger.
1igress, had been so successful that several
shrewd players backed him literally. Now
those people are wholesome in their praises
of Mikes training. St. Croix took up the
running at the half aud won easily from
Martinez in 1854. Little EsperaDza was
third.
Cadmus won the mile and furlong dash
for three year Odds after a drive with
Hermitage. whom he was concediDg twelve
pounds Pictolc made his first appearance
and ran a very credltable race.
The run W as made in ! 56H, which shows
that as an American Derby candidate Cad
mus far outclasses Martinez
SUMMARIES.
First race-Five furionzs: for two-year-olds.
P. siebenthaer's eli. f. Seaside. lis (fimckoy).. l
D. Dennisous Oh. Z. Resale, I 10 (Sulliyan). -.
D. Miuer's b. c. Relampago, llS tClancyl
Time. l;O359.
Won b. length and a half easy, six lengths be-
tween second and third.
P ost betting: pig to I Seaside, to Rosalie.
Beauty colt III (Miner) to l also ran.
Second race-seven furongs; selling.
H. d. Browns b. c ousFterstafi 3 100 tspsncej
w. l. Appleby's ch. C. Nyanashott. 3, 06 &C. Web
Der) ,ne
Won by two lengths, head between second and
third. Motto finished second. but was disqualified
Post betting: to rlgress. to l ouarterstaf,
8 10 / wyauashott.
Motto Il2 (Donathan) to !, Dinero l15 q.
webbsr) to /, Cyclone los (suivan). also ran
Third racine mile and a furloug; for three
Undine stables b. c cadmus, 922 qMnler)
Undine stables ch c. Pictou ll5 Clancy ......
Time, l:5612.
Won By length and half. Two lengths between
second and third.
Post betting: to 10 Cadmus. to Hermitage.
Charmer I02 CBurlingame) 20 to /. and Stead.
fast So peters 30 TO l. also ran.
Undlne stables b. c. ST Crox, 4. (Burllngane)
W. ThOmpson's ch c. Martinez. g. lO5 (Sullivan).
Encin0 stables eb, +. Little Esperanza, 4. IS (Pe-
Timc !. ;iiiii
Won by q length and a half. three quarters OF a
length between second ana third.
Post betting; TO ST. Crolx to 10 Martinez
Red Prince III q. wobber) to also ran.
Fifth race-sening; FIVE and half furIongs.
Z, J. Appeby's oh. g. Morton, a. lo5 &c. Web
utI
Dan Aiers eh. IN Ida Glenn, a.. 1o4 (Sulltyanl. 2
j. q. GUMS ch. & Mount Carlos a., lit (Hinckey)
Time. :09J2.
Won by nose. haif length between second and
third Lodi won by a length, but was disqualified
for fouiing Morton
Post betting: 90 1 Morton. 3 to / Ida Glenn.
to ! Mount Carlos.
Gladiator 116 u. Webber) TO /. JACK the Ripper
III (Eppherson), Monte Bello lO3 (aanawalt)
Geneva Il6 (McClane) Lodi 1903 (fetcrs), Joe
Hooker Jr l05 III. SMITH, North 10S q. Murphy.
also ran.