The morning call., 1893-06-21


1t was day Of dumps. and altogether
unsatisfactory to the large crowd in at
tendance.
Gypsy Girl looked to have the four and a
half furlong dash at her mercy, judging
by her recent performances. She was
backed very heavily at to 3, but jockey
named Garron, who rode her. shot away,
the money. The start was good. but Gar
ron Immediately fell back with the Girl.
Jack the Ripper, Charger and Mount Car
los broke off in 'front.' but at the far turn
Weber shot Mount Carlos to the front.
Carlos led around to the stretch where
Lottie D, the second choice. Joined him.
The pair drove all The way home for the
money. and IOttie d beat the firing
Mount Carlos IN the last few jumps by a
heaQ in 50 % seconds. The badly ridden
GYpsy Girl was beaten two lengths for
the place. while she beat Jack the Ripper
but neck for the show.
Carmel go0d-looking colt by the Duke
of Nortelk, was made TO 10 choice in
the nYp-furoug dash for twn-year-olds.
Cherokee had considerable place support
but lie never tiattered his hackers ut any
point Of the road NOrmandie WAS the
iifst to show from an excellent start. and
she led Button and Carmel merry dance
aruuud to the stretch. Here Charley Web
Der brought Carmel on with rush, and n [
ftTe eighth-pole was on even terms with
. .Normandie. c. Lee, a mountsineer, who
was irving to ride the latter. drew his
whip When he started to use it he nearly
fell off his mount, aud owing to his bung-
ling efforts 10 finish Carmel beat her a
head in :03A. Happy Band was third,
a length back.
The selling event at six furlongs proved
great upset The three-year-old Hugue-
not, despite the fact that he was conced-
ing weight to most of his eight opponents,
was installed as q 2 to l fav0rIte. He was
backed down to 6 TO 3. Broadehurch being
his only opponent to have any noticeable
support. Morton. Joe, Aerolite and the
others were practically friendless.
HuGuenot, who broke off IN front, made
all the running around 10 the drawgate
where Morton and North challenged him.
Morton. the to l chance, had the speed
OF the party, and beat Huguenot handily
by two lengths in 1:16A. North was third,
while Broadchurch. whom Burlingha me
got pockered with a couple of times in the
stretch, was fourth.
The fourth event was another six fur
long dash, but IL brought out eight rank
dogs" Vanity was big favorite, but
there was strong tip out on Joe Winters,
and those Tin the know" forced his price
from u to 1 down to 10 l, at which price he
went 10 the post. Mooreanna delayed the
start along time by trying to kill Jockey
Burlnghame and running away. The
jucEev fearing for his life leaped off the
Juggling plug twice, and finals the starter
sehJ him to the stable. Well, Joe Winters
won handiiy in is from Vanity, who
beat the badly ridden Lucy S head for
the position. Peters, who rode Lucy S, Is
getting more timid every time he rides.
BE seems afraid to go up in the bunch,
and his finishes could be excelled by most
stable-6Oys.
Another favOrite was upset in the mile
dash, as we'll as a warmly supported sec
end choice. Dinern was the even-money
favorite and Red Cloud the 10 l second
choice. Charmer was backed for cinch
by Colonel Dan Burns and won all the
money for that lucky gentleman.
Red Clouds chances were ruined at the
Start by repeated breakavays, in which he
invariably raced an eighth Of mile before
stopping.
Charmer getting away in front after a
rather Indifferent start was never headed
and beat the tired-out Red Cloud couple
of lengths in :43 Currency, 20 TO
chance, was third, beaten half length.
SUMMARIES.
First race-Four and half furIongs
r, StIpe's b. m Lottie ID, 5. by Alph-Kitty
NJ QaI9n's Sc ch 2. Mount n carlos, 5, iii d. e6
J. NJ CaDp's ch. m. Gypsy Girl a, liz (GannonJ s
Time, O:55j2.
Won By head two lengths between second and
Post betting: to I LottIe D, 8 to Mount
Carlos, 9 20 10 Gypsy Girl
JACK the Ripper. Ill IF. Narvaez), u to II
Hiram y. III (Hahy) so to /: Charger III
(Cotaj 10 TO !, also
Second race-Five furlongs, for two-year. olds:
c. L. Don's ch. c. carmel. D. Duke of Norfolk
Carmel. I02 &C. Webber) ........ !
r Tietgen's b. Z. Nornandie, ll5 &C. Lee) ... =
Garden City Stables d. c. Happy Band los
lime, l :O3A
Won 5y length; same between second and
third
Post betting: to 10 Carmel, to l Normandie,
Cherokee lO4 (Burlinghame) to l, Button "a
(PetersJ Is To l, also ran.
Third race-Six furlongs.
E j. ADpleby's CHI, G. Morton. a., by Leinster-
Oakland Stables b. ii. musnenot, s. iii H. Web
r. pavcnncrt;s ch 2. North 4. Id III smith,
Time, l:l6M.
Won by length and half. half length be-
tween second and third.
Post betting: TO Morton, TO 5 Huguenot 8
to North:
Weber, TO l. Broadchurch IA tBurlln ghame)
TO l, Prince III (rarker) 20 TO /, Volta 10o
tCota) 10 TO l. Joe lO4 (Garcia) to l, also ran.
Fourth raee-slx furIongs
J. Watkins b. g. Joe winters, 8, by Joe Hooker
il Schwartz b. g. Vanity, 5, 96 &c. Web6erj. .
D. Bridges g. m Lucy y $, a. i, o. (Peters)-.... 3
Won by two lengths. head between second and
Post betting: 6 to Joe Winters, to 5 Vanity,
5 TO Lucy s.
Mooreanna o. lBurlinghame) x to l: Late ia
10 l. KITTY Kerr So (Coady) ~ to /. Una gelding
III (Ames) TO l, also
Fifth race-One mile
Encno stables CHI. m. Charmer. 3, by wildidle-
Turban 81 (IubervileJ. .......:...............
j. Kings b. h. Red Cloud. 4, l07 III. smith,. . 2
W. A. GibsJn's b. h. Currency. 3, 80 (Peters). -. 3
Time, :43.
Won by two lengths half a length between Sec
ond and third.
Pool betting: to I Cnsrmer. to 1 Red Cloud
20 70 ! Currency.
Dinero 80 &C. webber) ! TO l. Nellie G l O1s
(Spence) to !, Jackson Ill q. Webber) TO
also ran.
WHEEL AND GLOVE.
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