The morning call., 1893-11-11
DOWNFALL OF FLAMBEAU.
Wildwood Demonstrates His
Superiority.
AN EouEsTRIENNE's EXHIBITION.
The Remaining Events Are Captured
by FideIia, Tim rlurphy, Garcia
and Wandering Nun.

Most glorious weather and the promise
: of some sensational racing in the meeting
:: Of the cracks, Fiambeau. Wildwood and
Racine. in the seven-eighths race. in which
: Articus was also entered. attracted a good
attendance at the Bay District track yes
terday afternoon.
q. During The intervals between the races
J.: Mme Marantette, under the management
of D. Harris, gave excellent exhibitions of
her grace and ability as an eQuestrienne
and II her skill as trainer and educator
OF trick horses. She first showed off the
gray CelGing Evergreen, whom she put
through his PAGES in excellent time TO the
music provided for the purpose and did
= the same with another horse in harness.
Her last performance, when she put the
great filemaker, the champion high jump
B: ing horse of the world, whose record of 7
feet "a inches has never been beaten, over
tile 6ar at a height Of nearly seven feet,
: won her, of course, the nest applause.
which was also bestowed in a most liberal
: mannet on little Elmer Brooks, when he
Z. showed, off the jumping qualities of the
: IN elsh pony Jupiter. Altogether 1t was a
most interesting exhibition.
=. Ihet6 were twelve Something's out of
combined fields of feTty-tour, the most
.lnlpoTtan being the withdrawal CT ST.
:: CrQlX in the third race of a mile and fifty
yards and of Articus and Racine I'D the
:. toNrth event, the seyen-eightbs race. That
''IeoTge Van Gordon would not run his
great tw o-year-Old was only to be eX-
pected, considering the class of horses
which he had 10 meet, ana the Undine sta
: Die S. representative was known to be a
= doubtful starter from the condition in
which she pulled up last Saturday. when
she won a nine-SiXteenthS race. As 10 ST.
:: GTpfX, scratching there was no need for his
: running, as Mr.. Williams had purchased
Revolver, who was in four pounds better
as regards ST. CroiX than last Tuesday.
. Mr.. holly parted with Revolver rather re-
Iuctantiy. but the price paid $4,000 was
too tempting, and the deal was consum-
mated the day before yesterday.
The bOOkmakers had slightly the best Of
the day in tile struggle between themselves
and the talent, but there was not much to
choose between them. The great turn up
of the day was in the victory of Henry
Schwartz bay geldiDg Garcia, who. ad-
mirably ridden by Charlie Weber, took tie
purse in The third race from the very bot
faY0rite GascOn, but was only very lightly
played, starting at II to 1.
Lie track was slow.
There was more delay in the first race.
which was run over the California Futurity
course, and IN which ten starters figured.
than in any other during the day. This
was owing to Long d'Or running away for
a quarter of mile twice, and then Ivy
and the imported horse Broadmeade fol-
lowed his bad example. fighting quite an
exciting duel for three furlongs, when
Bfoadmeade's jockey managed to pull him
up, while Ivy finished the entire course at
racing pace.
=. Eldella was installed as favorite when
~-the lists were posted at odds of 3 to 3, and
was supported down to l to ,, finally clos
ing at to TO- Charm opened up at s to 3.
Teceded- to 3 to 2, and finally closed at 3 to
Il: There was quite tip out on the
imported Australian. horse Broadmeade,
: and several small fortunes, it is rumored,
were depending on his success. He was
~:backed at to l. but went 10 the post at 10
'tQ:1 !, owing. of course, TO the greater
: afaOunt of money behind Fldella and
:Charm. Sir Peter was so warmly sup
!: ported for place and a show that he was
wiped off the board.
:. .BToadmeade showed prominently al
must to the head of the stretch. where he