The morning call., 1893-04-15

from Seaside, she coming in two lengths in
front OF Ovation, who beat MontalVa in the
last iumn. The winner ran the five furlongs
iD 1:02A, which is fair, considering the
track was soft.
The third event brought out such good
ones as Misty Morn. Lottie Mills, Joe Cot
ton. Lady Marion, Sympathetic's Last and
Topgallant. Now the talent thought that
this event presented an elegant opportunity
TO not only get even but win bushel Of
coin.
As this was Joe Cotton's first race they
did not like his chances. For the same
reason. and also because she was reported
10 be lame, they would not play Misty
Morn. Lottie Mills would not do, because
she was supposed to be sick as well as short
Of work. Now. as they figured Topgallant
ard Lady Marion as outclassed, 1t can
readily be seen that only one horse with
possible chance was left.
This animal was Sympathetic's Last, and
The talent bet their coin On his chances as
freely as if they were throwing water on a
IRE. They made him a fayorite, while
select division that knew Lottle Mills was
IS far from being sick as dead played her
for few thousands al to /.
Lottie Mills looked hale and healthy 90
Ing to the post and Misty Morn looked any
thing but lame.
Wnen the flag dropped Topgallant shot
out in 'front.' Lnttie Mills being second and
Joe Cotton third. Storms horse led to the
bali. when Misty Morn went to the front
Auu leu Illli a l6QRLus LOILl6 MlliS was
third, running easy.
Misty Morn led into the stretch, but in
the drive home Lottie Mills came on and
won easily by length and half. Topgal-
liant was third, couple OF lengths behind
the Oregon mare.
The talent had Jared very badly, but when
they saw to against Dlnero In The selling
event at mile what a plunge they did
make. They backed him down to 4 to 8
and consequently FL Rayo, who opened at
fn 40. haAN IL - 1-ns-
Patrick and Nero had some support In the
one. two, three books for a show.
Well. the race was picnic for Ell Rayo.
After Nero led to the half, Dinero went
to the front and led into the stretch. Ell
RayO. VINO was second, when called upon,
came on like a raceh0rse, and won with
urging from Dlnero by length St Patrick
was third. four lengths away.
St Croix was backed off the boards in
the fifth race, dash of six furlongs, but he
proved false to the talent. Tigress, who
has been running very well of late, led
nearly all the way and beat him easily by
two lengths. Addie Chipman was third.
st. Croix Is very uncertain brute, and a
bad horse to ride. He ran the same way
yesterday as ne did when Dick Ward rode
him last fall, and got ruled of on the sup
position that he pulled him. Horsemen say
that considering the way st. Croix showed
himself yesterday the judges should give
Ward another chance. They doubt that
Ward pulled the horse.
Quarierstaff brought Joy to 81. D. Brown
by winning the last race in a gallop: but
not to the talent, who made favortes OF
Conde and Sir Reel. pair that have not
shown anything in their performances.
Quarterstaff at 8 to won, with Crawford,
a 10 TO / shot, second, and Conde third.
Time, 1:14A.
SUMMARIES.
BAY DISTRICT TRACK. April Il, 1ss3.-weather
First race-Flve furlongs; for all ages. Selling.
J. 4. Ross b. m, Nellie Van, 4, by Vanderbilt
Dan Miiers eh M Ida elena a. los Cw Clancy
y H. Davis b. g. L9di. a. l0I g. NarVaez)......
Won by half length, length between second
Posi- betting: to Nellie Van. 21s to Ida Glen,
10 to Lodi
ia: Jack s. ths Ripper 127 tEpphsrson) 10 to !, St.
81 70 l. Joe Hooker Jr. los (seaman) 10 to ]. Oak.
iAI1 ~ diS (hinel TO Maekey Ill (Morris) l5 to
Il mountain Boy Ill (Narvaezl 5 TO /, also ran.
Second race-Five furlongs; Tor two.vsar.oIds.
I nmoo1 1as STOCK farms b. c. by Brutus- Bonnie
~. ob. Aaedonough's b ovation. il6 (SuiiI-
Time: o2si. o2sii.''-.'''.'.....-..s
Won under pull by a neck a length and n h.,F
between second aud third. U H@i'
Post betting: to 10 Bonnie Jean coIt an % ,
Seaside. 20 10 l Ovation - WIZ oV 70
GSssie rs IL tJsekson) 80 to l, MOntalva Ils ~.
Webber) 10 TO !, also w.
Third race-sIx rurlongs forau .y.s
Peckabaugh Ear9's b. m. Lottie Mills 4 hv
Colonel Clark-Grattude lI6 ~. Webb.r. - W
Jones Bybees D. m. Misty Morn. 8, ia fCiif-
Matt Storms eh. h. Topgaant. 4. l2i (Naryaezi 4
Time. l:l4A.
Won by length and a half same between seeono
and third.
Post betting: Lotte Mills to 8. Misty Morn sto
], TOpgalIant to l.
Joe Cotton l16 Clancy 10 to /. Lady Marion
100 (Snllivan) 20 to /, Sympathetics Last lle
(Milier) z TO D, also ran.
Fourth race-one mile; for all ages
b. C. Holly's eh h. FL Rayo.5 by Griustead sunlit
u. schwArtz's b. h. Dinero, 4. ia d. Webbefj. -.
EEcino stables b. g. ST. Patrick. 1, 90 (TurbI-
Vlleg
Time. 1:42sz.
Won by 4 length, four lengths between second
and third.
Post bettlng: 3 to Ell Rayo 4 TO DinerO. l5 to
/ Sc. Patrick.
Nero I06 (sesman) 10 to /. Donna Lila IS tPe-
terD Q to l. Ledalia SO tDonatban) 10 J. also ran.
Fifth race-SeIling: six furlongs.
". OBJ. Macdonough's b. T. TIgross. 8, by Prince