The morning call., 1893-10-11
FAVORITES WI
Nearly All the Choices
Successful.
WoRTHwooD IS A SURPRISE.
fiilIsdale Takes the Stanford Stake in
Straight Heats-TwO of Dexter
Princes Get Winners.

day afterp oon made the hOrsemen hustle,
and the programme, which was OF con-
siderable length, was completed just as
the shadows were getting thick.
The quality of the races was not excep-
tional. The time in all of the events was
very ordinary, and none of the trotters
entered in them were OF high class.
EIn the very first race surprise was
sprung; otherwise the results were as tne
wise division predicted.
There were no pools sold on the year.
ling dash. Select, a black colt Dy oecre-
tary. was thought to have the purse as
good as won. 1t was not much OF purse
either, only 500. little something to pay
the expenses of the winner. But oeieci
acted badly and broke several times on the
route, letting Worthwood, Sacramento
colt by Cornelius, get all the money.
Worthwood was never thought OF as ngur-
ing in victory. He trotted the mile
easily though, winning in 2:o9. Gaiiagief
was the only other starter.
For the second race Flora S, the specKied
Dexter Prince mare, was made the Iavoalte
S25 with the field second choice at Slo
aud old Pete Brandow's Free Coinage at
S12. The field was well backed by morse
men because Woodene was III 1t. She was
known to be fast and good enough TO pea
Ill the others in the race. Ihey coulu hot
quite make up their minds though as TO
whether or not she was 10 De sent ioI tho
money.
Flora broke on the first turn and LOST
about twelve lengths before Snider could
get her squared away, and then she started
after Robert l.. who had gone out IN the
lead She closed up lot OF ground ana
trotted through the stretch very fast, but
Robert T. was too far ahead and he finished
hG
third was set back last for running.
Woodene did not seem to be trying very
hard at any stage of the journey. and Mr.
Coney was cautioned when he passed the
judses' stand for the next heat. Notwl tn
stand that the field had heat 10 its credit.
Flora S was still favorite In the pools with
steady demand for the others at about
the same prices.
In the second heat Snider's mare went
along about her business, ana although
Free Coinage tried TO give her an aIgu-
ment she beat him rather easily.
In the third heat while rounding the first
turn Brandow's suIky was upset and he
was thrown out, but escaped unnJured.
His horse stopped at once and remained
perfectly still until Brandow got up and
took him by the head. Flora S y ent on
and won the heat, with WOodene close up.
The last heat between Flora 5 and Robert
l. went to the mare, although she had 10
keep stepping along to win.
HilIsdale. who won on Saturday from
the Stanford stakes, WHICH are worth
S120O The only others id it were Phan-
tom and Miama. The first two heats were
professions, Mialma getting the place in
the first and Phantom finishing second in
the next. In the last heat Phantom was
driven up closer and went under the wire
only half length behind Hllsdale.
Jp ha TO- ~ fhar al af
fair. Prince wood, another Dexter Prince
horse. opened up favorite; he sold for
S25, Humbug S15 and the field S12. Aloha
won the first heat with such apparent ease
that the subsequent betting, which was
strongly in favor of Prince wood when he
finished second. seemed rather peculiar.
After that, though, the favorite won in
Aloha, who is by the same sire as Stem.
winder, dam Of the W Onderful Dlrectum.
SUMMARY.
OAKLAND. Oct. l0.-Second day fall meeting
Pacific Coast Trotting horse-breeders' Associa.
tion.
First race yearling dash: purse 500.
w. o. Bowers b. C. Worthwood. by Cornelius.
by Ensign -Golddust Jr. (smith). ..-....... 1
r. S. Browns blk. c. Select by Secretary (Bow-
vineiand stock FARMS br c. Gallagher by Sui
IAN fasha ~ hii.I r;. xa
Second race, trotting; purse $500.
T.. G. Snider's b; m. Flora by Dexter
A. /: Hines b. 6. Robert L by Sierra 10y
c. Il. oory's b. m. woodens by woodnut
(Cory).. )...:............. 52r o
L. j. Smiths b. Z. Sunrise by Abbotsford
F. simpsons g m. Little Witch by Direc.
P. BrandoW,s b g. Free Coinage by Alb Ni'
O0'il9as Tms, ta:aa"a:aiisa-a:aoIs.aaaas
Third race, Staufer stakes for three-year-olds /:
purse $l20O.
J. w. Rea's b. c. Hillsdale. by Antinous. by
Nutwood (BunchI... Observation-Disclosures.
b. e Harris b. T. Phantom by Fordstan 2
Wifred Pages b. {. Mialma by Electric 49,. 8 8
Time, 2:3l-2:3l14-2:30.
Fourth race special trot
L. j. Smiths b. &. Princewood. by Dexter
Prince Hawthorne (Smith). ...... ....... 81 IL
A. II. Tenn eut's b. m. Aloha by Venture 242
}. II. Groves b. 9. Humbug By Richards
A. L. Kinds b s. Kodiak by Mambrino
WHGeS...... .........................44 4 3 o
Baabs b. IN. Mollie Patchen by Bis
marck. .............................. d
o. Mansield's br. S. Con Brio by Ante.
lime '5:;sioH-222is4l-2:soils-s.2s.
The entries to-day are as follows: Aspirant
stakes. for two-year-old trotters. Aria by Ber-
nal, Mafchioness by Sidmore. Silver Bee by Sill
yer Bow. Swift Bird by Waldsteln, Topsy by
GrandissimO.
Pacing. 2:15 class. Creole, Hazel Fl. Rosetta
A Cyrus.
Trottng 2:19 class. Electrina, Doodle, Ma
bel ii, King Orc and Bonner N. B.