The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-03

Splinter and Jumper by Jumbo Soone-,
mat Pete Weber purchased a short time
ago from Theodore Winters. ran practically
unbacked at 10 to l. He made all the run
ming with Joe D. and North. two other ten
to one chances, and the trio had the race all
TO themselves.
In the stretch It looked as though Joe D
would win handily, but Johnny Weber
outrode King, and secured the verdict by a
head. North was beaten but n head for
the place. while he beat Vendome but JUS t
sucb margin. 1t was pretty finish.
SUMMARIES.
First receive anu half furIonCs
&; II. kennedy's eh. G. Mackey. a. ITO (Burling-
W chappeis b g. Little Tough. l. o; cJscS
Encino stables L. g. st. patrct i, ii iS1ence; :
Time. :O912.
Won by length, same between second and third.
f n getting to Mackey, to Little Tough,
. Reta SO lWinchelp sto l. orrIn 90 &c. .webberl
IOo feters) to l, st. John ITO SHAW 20 TO i,
also raa.
second receive furlongs. for two.y ear-olds
a. H. Millers b. C. jim Lee, 11S (Miler)
W M Murray's b. &. The ark. 81 (PeterS )...... 2
Garden City stables br c. Happy Band, 1O6 don
,ns ia .''''-..''....'.--
Won by length. half between second and third.
, fost betting: to Jim Lee, 3I2 to The Lark.
10 Happy and
Silver State lO3 &c. webber) s to also ran.
Third race-one mile aud ihree-sixteenths.
H. o. Hoiy's oh. b. 4! Rayo, ll8 Clancy ....... l
II. Jones b. h. Amont a, 1l6 q. Webb r)....... 2
T. j. Appleby's CHI G. Morton, a., 1l3 (M ilans) )
Time, 2:24s4.
Won easily BY three lengths, six between second
Post betting: to Ell Rayo to l Almont, 80
to Morton.
Fourth race-sIx and half furiongs
snsnn stables |. g. Regal. a., SO (Coombs) .....
a. Ottingers b. &. Joe Cotton, a., / 6 (Cancy). 2
j. H. Davis s. III. Nellie q, A.. iOJ spence 3
Time, aga.
"A I'm her Il ,E.l
Post betting: 10 to Regal, 3 to Joe Cotton, .
Charmer io4 tBurlinghame) 31s 10 /. Jackson
ia a. weOoer) . TO l, Louise ll2 (wiliams) SO
TO l. lnkerman ll9 (hingl u TO l, Sir Reel %
10 l, also ran.
Fifth race-Four furlongs for two-year-olds
G. l.. Don's CHI. Claire. lOl &C Webberl ..,,., 1
w. Gardeners b. +. Title S, Iii d. Webberj ..'
Garden CITY Stables b. I. Warrago. los (Dona-
Time .5Gs% '.'''''''''''''''.''
Won by. head. three-qu quarters OF a length bo-
tween second and third.
ost betting: TO Claire to l TILE S, ga to
silver Slate lol (seaman) u to l, Joyta lo5 IN.
smith, IL 10 l, Roselle lO5 (PeterS) 20 to l. also
ran
Sixth race-seling Five and half furiongs.
p. WeObers CHI. &. Reno i, 1I6 d. webbe.) 49,,
p Archibald's b. g. Joe b, a., lI9 KING -. . 2
W. GARDENERS en-. North 4; l0s (JacEsOnj......
Won by head same between second and third
Post betting; 10 to Reno. 10 TO joe D, ~ to
Guadalupe ll5 (Spence) to 5. Vanity III
(Wiams) 5 to l. Nipper III (BGrlinghame so to
]. VendOme ll3 III. Smith, to l. Monte I.eiiO l07
tHanawalt) 10 to l, Farewell 122 (Rowse) 10 to /,
joe 102 ~. Murphy TO !. also ran.
To-Day'S Races.
The entries and weights for to-day's
races are as follows:
First race, five and half furlongs, for
maidens-Mount Carlos 1lS, Jim r 49,
Broadchureh 113, Angelo 10. Claquer 10,
Ida Glenn 104, Lodi 100, Huguenot 90,
Volta 101. Red Apples or Ottnger Sc. Nc
Glnniss' First 81. Lady Gwenn 1l2, Bay Dick
1902
Second race. five furlongs. for maiden two
ypar-olds - Happy Band 10S, Realization
Io6 Silver State los, Vlrago les. The
Lark "a.
Third race, six furlongs-El Rayo 119, st.
Croix l15, Joe Cotton Ill, Motto 1C4, Tig-
ress 81.
Fourth race, seven furlorgs. sellng-Sher-
idan 1l6, Nellie G 109, Quarterstaff los,
Garcia 1913, Sleadfast %.
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling-Louisa
III. abb + lib. Miss Waling 100 Orta 100,
Solitude los, Wild Flower 81. Sidney 81.