The morning call., 1893-04-12

condition of the track. She is well entered
in the East, and as she is a thorough racer,
should do well.
Revolver, an uncerta in performer who has
pastured in B. c. HOlly's stable for many
moons, was the selling event at a mile aud
a sixteenth. Holly did not think he could
win, and as reports were circulated in the
ring TO the effect that the horse was dead"
he went to the post ct 10 l, practically I'M
backed.
Sheridan was the favorite at to 5. but it
seems from his running that he has seen his
best days. Bessie w and Garcia made the
running to the half, when the former fell
back beaten and Sheridan moved into sec
ond position. Garcia led Sheridan around
10 the stretch by a couple OF lengths, Re-
vOlyer being third, a length away. Sheri-
dan, in the drive home, could never get up
to Garcia. but Revolver did, aud in a whip
ping finish secured the verdict by beating
him half length in j 81. Sheridan was
third.
The war between Holly and Schwartz
broke out when the winner was put up for
auction. He was entered TO be sold for
$1,000. Schwartz bid him up TO $4,000. and
Tom Williams finally bought him for $3.50.
1t Is supposed Williams bought the horse
for Holly. a great crowd gathered about
the judges stand when the sale was going
on, but those who expected n free fight were
disappointed. There were too many police
on hand.
AAC AAbi Ch6ub. 1uuA anu d NAN luEiOuR
dash Tor maiden two-year-olds, brought out
eleven good ones.
Charley Boots, Brutus- Ariola colt, was
always the favorite, despite a heavy COM
mission on w. OBJ. MacdoDoughs speedy
FLY ROsalie. This state of affairs was
brought about by tips passing around that
the Arlola colt had beaten his crack stable
compinlon, the Bonnie Jean colt. repeat
edly in his work.
He Is certainly a crack, for, getting off
nd 10 .sNavr H.. H.
his field as If they were standing still. He
led realization couple of lengths into the
stretch, and at the drawgate Miller eased
him up a bit Resale came on ike flash,
and Miller called TO the colt. He rode hard
the rest of the way home, and won from the.
Macdonough FLY by short half length.
Jennie Deane, who beat the rest of the
field, was six lengths behind Rosalie. The
run was made in the good time of 55h
seconds.
hYe-iurlong squirt, ontclassed his field and
won easily from Orta, VINO barely beat
Volta for the place.
SUMMARIES.
BAY DISTRICT TRACK, April II. 1s93.-Weather
shoHery. track SLOW.
First raee-Fiye furiongs selling.
Long SapPs' CD m; G!p>y Girl,a., by Little Alp
Dan Miiler's ch. m. Ida Glenn. a, by Glen Elm
queen. 10y Cancey)
Smith -HunKy Dory l2I CRenstt mel -. 80 2
lime. :O2sA.
Won by nose, half length between second and
Post betting-25 TO l Gypsy Girl. to ida Glenn
JACK the Ripper l2l (Eppherson) 10 to l. Mackey
10Y (Spenee) 10 20 ], Nellie Van los IF Narvaezl
boy Ii3 III. SMITH to j, Joe Hooker Jr los
(HannawalU to l, Oakland lO5 (Nichos) 10 to l,
also ran.
Second race-one mile for three-yearoida
w. Thompsons cb. b. Martinez by Mariner
W, OBJ Macdonoug6s ch h. wicklow. by Lem
F. Apriebys ca ciaeqaeur, BY Three cheers,
Belle oil the Lake. NJ - Murphy)-............s
Won by three lengths, five between second and
Post betting: 2to5 Martinez. to wicklow, IL
swiftsure l2a (King) 20 to /, vendomo 1872 (h.
smith) Is to l, also ran
First race-CaifOrnia stake for twoyear-olds;
four furlongs
UndIne stables b. +. Filtration. by wildidle
l. Rsms G CD. By Duke OF Nelson
Kavaaaugh en-. t. oaift, by Joe Hooker.
--'-F' 10 ~ lime :4ei. ,'''''''''''''.'''''
Won easily by three lengths; two between sec
Post betting; to 10 Filtration. 10 to the Nell
ThOrnhIn lis (Norra to I. Claire 1l5
Lspence) 20 TO l. Normandie (Jackson) 8 to j.
! oyta 10 Renstere) 20 to l, Mutlueer lib III.
smith) 80 to /, also
b. G. HSlly's b. E. Revolver. a. by Joe Daniels.
ia CLANCY ......................... /
u. SchwHTtz's 10. g. Garcia a.. by Wildidle-N night
siebenthaIers 81: h. Sheridan, a, BY Young
Time. Isl.
Won by length; length between second and
third.
Post betting: to l Revolver. 5 to Garcia. to
Sheridan
Bessie " ll2 q: Murphy to I. steadrast se
Nellie 6 los (Peters) 10 TO /, also ran.
Fifth race-Four and:a halt:furiongs for maiden
two-year-olds.
Elmwood stock farms oh. c.. by Brutus-Ariola,
lib (Miller) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
W. oB. Macdonough's ch. I. Rosalie' by Hyder
Antrim stock FARMS CHI. I. jennie Deane, by Sir
Modreo Eschota, ITO (JacksOn) ..................3
Time. :5512.
won oy half length, six lengths between second
Post betting: Evens Arlola colt 4 to l RosaiIe
10 TO Jennie Deane
Realization l13 (Narvaez) to /, Moven ll3
Sspenee) 10 TO ], Augustus II tH; smith, ~ TO l.
Seaside ITO (Cancey) 10 to l, Rhodanthe 10
fLong) 10 TO /. The Lark 10 (Loyd) to J. Annie
h colt ll6 u. Murphy is 10 l, also ran.
Sixth race-selling five furlongs, for three-year-
olds and upward.
Antrim stables ch. q. Crawford. g. by Apache.
Emma Longfed, 106 tJackson) ......-...... /
W. T. Smiths b m. Orta, 8, by Warwick. Illusion
l02 &c Clancy .................. ......... 2
W W., p Fines ch m Volta, a., by housewarmer.
Time :6sIs. ''''''''.'''''''''
Won by length and half, head between sec
ond and thru.
Post betting; Evens Crawford 6 to l orta, to
Volta.
Lucy A 81 Peters) to /. Jackson l24 ~.
MuTphyl 10 to l, Dick o'Maliey 100 (Seam am
to 1, whichever lo4 Chorris) IL to i. st. John
96 Tia FraBtvJ 20 to l. Mary Ann 96 (hanawair)
b to l. Bud Brooks 80 (Coombs1 Id to l. Joe ID