The morning call., 1893-06-17


In III want TO know why
~ those in charge of the
horse We're not imme-
diately ruled off the track.
Yesterday, in the race for two-year-olds,
the colt Montalva, VINO received shock
ing beating in the two-year-old event the
day before, came out and galloped all over
such clever Youngsters as Seaside War
rago and Jennie Diane. He was full of
running from the fiagpole, and negotiated
the four and half furlOngs in the fast
time of 551a seconds. The day previous,
when Romulus beat him at the same dis
tance, the run was made in 56b seconds.
Montalva had only 10S oundS up on that
occasion. and had 113 yesterday. The day
he was defeated he ran as though he were
dead" There is no colt at the track
that can Outrun him the first quarter, yet
he let a lot OF rank cCunterfets show
their heels to him. His remarkable re-
verSal of form would indicate the neigh
borho ood of an apothecary-shop and that
on Thursday he received potion from the
bottle labeled SLOW" and Yesterday re-
ceived one from tie bottle labeled
fast"
The racing was excellent and the large
crowd IN attendance thoroughly enjoyed Ii.
Mr.. Browns starting was again one of
the features of the sport. In all except
the mile dash the starts were nearly per-
feet. The start for the mile was bad, but
it was not Browns fault. He sent the
horses away on even terms, but his as
sistant, whom the Jockeys are supposed to
watch when they break away, did not
drop his flag when Mr.. Brown dropped
his. a couple of the jockeys pulled their
mounts UP when they neared the assistant
starter, and then seeing him drop his flag
started to go on again. Sir Reel and Red
Clio ud's chances were thus practically
ruined.
The favorite was bowled over in every
race. but with the exception of North the
winners were all we'll backed.
COude was an overwhelming favorite in
the first event. handicap at five furlongS,
but he had TO drive hard to beat Queen
Bee for the place. Jack the Ripper, who
was the quickest away, led to the far turn,
and then Charley Webber rushed North to
tie front. He was never afterward
headed and Won by a length from Conde,
who beat Queen Bee three parts OF a
length for the place.
Dick Ward was to ride Bronco. but a
one of the judges claimed that he had not
been reinstated II. Smith took his place.
Bronco ran such a bad race that it was
fortunate for Ward that he did not ride
him.
After lot of skirmishing in the betting
ring the talent showed that il favored
Aerolite slightly. Lady Gwenn won all
the way by two lengths, Aerolite beating
Currency the same distance for the place.
TRe mile dash saw the chances of the
od1 on favorite Sir Reel practically
beaten by the start above noted. Garcia
and St Patrick, who got away together
raced head and head all the way. Little
Nebber outrode Tuberville in the stretch
and landed st. Patrick winner by head
IN "A. Red Cloud, who also got the
worst of the start, ran a good race and
finished third. beating Sir Reel for the
position by length.
Seaside. the to choice in ih four and
a half furlong scramble for two-year-olds,
not dlsgraced bit by being beaten by
Montalva, the second choice. This fleet
footed son OF sid outran everything the
first half of the journey and although Sea-
side came very fast in the last furlnng
Montalva beat her two lengths in ths fast
time of ,:559. WaIrago was third, beating
Jennie Deane handily.
SUMMARIZES
First race-Handicap. Five furlongs.
r. Davenport's CT g. North: 4 by Prince OF
Eneino stables ch. h. Conde 3 ll6 u. webber). 2
C. Burlinghames b. m. Queen bee. 4, 100
Du'i'D gn1ns Time. o2sI.
Won by length, three-quarIers of a length be-
tween second and third.
Post betting: 8to y orth, to Conde. to
bronco l2o Oh. SMITH to /, Solitude lOs
Ristene TO 1. Jack the Ripper lO6 (F. Narvaezj
~ 10 /, also ran,
Second race-SeIling. Seven furlongsb
+. A. Neame's b. m. Lady Gwenn, a. by Joe
Daniels NINA, ia q. WebDerJ ........... !
I. u. tTevathan's br. m. Aerolite, 3. 81 &C.
" ebber) Observation-Disclosures. 2
W. A Gibson's b. h. Currency 8, los CDona-
than 8
Time, :29I,a
Won by two lengths, same between second and
third 1
Post betting: to I Lady Gwenn. 21h TO
Aerofte 4 to ! Currency ~
Wyanashott lO5 CTuberville) to !, Cody B 124
lBachlgaIupD 80 TO !, also ran.
Third race-Selling One mile
Encino stables D. g. St.'Patrick. 4, by Judge Nc
kinstry- Viola Rea, 95 &C. Webber) .
II. Schwartz b. g. Garcia a., 113 (JuberyiIlej 2
j. (. Kings b. h. Red Cloud, i, III (H. SMITH. 3
Time, IA.
and third.
Post betting; to l St Patrick, 8 to I Garcia. 8
TO l Red Cloud.
Sir Reel l17 (Burllnghame) to 10, Nero lO5
(Hafy), Una gelding 105 tAmes) 80 to /, also ran.
Fou tn race. four and half furlongs, for two
ye... dds
b. BRIDGES b. c. Montalva by sid-May Be lie,
~ P. siebenthaler's ch. f. Seaside Ito &C. Clancy 2
Garden City Stables b. f. warrag9. 110 (Dona-
Time. 0:55I2.
Won by two lengths, length and half between
second and third.
Post betting: to Montalya 8 to Seaside
B TO 1 Warraro
Jennie Deane ITO q. Webber) to l. also ran.