The morning call., 1893-06-14

rendered to the fund for the widows and
orphans of the dead fremen. the attend
ance did not come up to expectations. The
regular racing crowd was on hand, but
very few new faces were noticed. The
receipts Melted S562 and it will help 10
swell the fund to be donated to the worthy
charity.
Seven bookmakers quoted odds for the
benefit of those inclined to speculate, and
they cid good business, the fields in the
four races being very even.
A band dscoursed popular music, the
racing was clean and honestly conducted.
the track was fast and the contests were
spirited and interesting. This all satisfied
the race gOers, but still there was matter
that bothered them greatly. 1t was Doc
Aby's starting. Doc sent the horses off
we'll in the first three races, but his at
tempt in the fourth event was miserable
failure. In he other races he kept the
horses SO long at the post that the on
lockers became disgusted and many of
them left. His starting you'd have been
a success if lie could have controlled the
jockeys. When he would tell them 10
come Up they would deliberately turn their
horses around ana go back. OF course, If
the boys wont mind the starter be might
as well resign.
Well, Ably thought this way, and i'm
mediately after the races were over ten
dered his resignation TO Mr.. Schwartz.
Ii. D. (Curly) Brown was then engaged,
and it Is certain that he will give salts
faction. Many are of the opinion that
Rowe is his only superior.
The owners handicap at four furlongs
brought some clever sprlnters TO the post.
Gypsy Girl. who carried but sc pounds,
was installed faVOrte al s to ). Lottie ID.
on account Of some fast private trials, had
hosts of supporIers at 21a TO 1. Cyclone,
Jack the Ripper, Volta and that uncer-
tain brute Joe Harding we're The other
starters.
After about twenty breakaways Ably
dropped his flag with Cyclone ont length
in front and the others punched. Cyclone
cut ont the work at clipping pace and
LED Gypsy around TO the homestretch by
length A furlOng from home Peters got
Gypsy GIL on even terms with Cyclone,
and gradually drawing away from him
won by length in the fast time of 4Sh
seconds. Lottie D. who was badly inter
fered with on The far turn, ran well when
she got Strengthened out for home, and
finished third.
The maiden event at four furlopgs for
two-year-olds was responsible for wild
plunges on Sands Forman. the two-year-
old brother to DIneru, and the Tyrant-
Premium filly. There were nine good
looking two-ye lr-0ldS in the field, but Nor
mandle, on the strength IF her run at Sac
ramentO with Quot was installed favor
ite at TO l. Then the plunge came on
Sands FOrman, who was named after the
well-kDoWn Supervisor of the Fifth Ward
bv his owner. Henry Schwartz. He was
backed down to ~ to 1, while the
Premium lilly WAS not overlooked.
The race proved quite an upset for
the talent as a rank outsider passed
by the Judges winner. 1t took the
starter over thirty minutes 10 dispatch the
flHlH md hur n, ha 70 I
Jumped away a length in front of the
field. Sands FOrman and NOrmandie we're
the first to show from the rest of the bunch.
Jovita led around to the stretch, where
Sands F1rman came on and gave her
battle. NOrmande also moved up a hit
under whip AMI spur. a drive all the way
from the furlong pole to the finish was
the result. and Jovita just managed to
stay long enough TO stall off Sands For
mans challenge and win by half a length
Normandie was beaten but half length
for the place.
The third event, dash of six furlongs.
brought eleven bad-seling skaters to the
post. Alter making false breaks for about
an hour Ably sent them on their Journey
Joe Hooker Jr., piloted by Charley Web
Der, was first away. He fiattered his
hackers by leading around to the stretch,
where Joe, North, Queen Bee, Morton and
Currency passed him. This crowd drove
home for the money, and after a lot OF
JoStlng through the stretch Joe led the
bunch at the drawgate. Here Queen Bee
got pocketed and Burlnghame was
obliged to pull out ana go around Cur
repcy. AS he pulled out the leaders left a
small opening on the rail. Williams took
desperate chance with Morton-a to
chance-and getting through won, driving
from Joe by nose. Queen Bee was
third.
The mile dash brought Sir Reel, Hugue
net, Lady Gwenn, Red Cloud, Nero ana
jackson to the post. Huguenot was the
selected one of the talent, and they backed
him extensively at 2 10 /; 2R to l could be
had about Sir Reels chances, all kinds of
prices being offered against the Others.
The start would have been excellent had
not Ably forgot himself and called the boys
back. After calling them back, lie dropped
his flag. 1t was the signal that it was
90, ard there was no recall. Several of the
BOYS pulled up. Burlnghame started to
pull up Sir Reel, but seeing the flag drop
went on al furious pace with his horse
AS consequence he was away off in front
when the hrSt turn was rounded the
favOrite being a bare fourth. Sir Reel led
all way, and although little Huguenot ran
game and resolute race he could never
overtake him. Sir Reel won by a little
over length. while Ruguenut beat Red
Cloud couple for the place.
Charles Trevanthan, Albert Bennett. a
well-known Eastern horseman, and n.
Forsand acted as judges and gave general
satisfaction.
SUMMARIES.
BAY DISTRICT RACK, June l3, lse3-First
race, owners handicap Four furloGgs
y. NJ. Capps ch. M gypsy Girl, a., by Little Alp
Gypsy Queen. o6 (PrIers) rs)....................
j. BoSemans' ch. &. Cyclone a., l0S tBoseman). . q
r. Stipes' blk. IN. Lottte D. 5, 100 q. Murphy 3
lime, ASH
Won by length, two lengths between second
and third.
Post betting: TO . Gypsy Girl, to 1 Cyclone,
pig to LOtte ID.
JACK the Ripper LOG (F Narvaez) TO /. Joe
Harding 100 "a. ward) so to l, Volta 90 (Tu uber-
yIlleJ 20 /. also ran.
Second race-Four furlongs for maiden two.
year-olds.
Amoua stables b. f. JovIta, by sobrante -Clytie,
iSo Sohwariab Sands Forman. bv Aiia.f6ar..
lotte, 05 CBurlinghame) ........... .......... 2
j. Puorman's b. {. Aormandic, by Kyrle DAILY.
Extract 105 (RiStine) Observation-Disclosures. 8
Time. 0:50.
Won by half length: three-quarters between
sec ond and third.
Post betting: 10 to 1 Jcvita, 3 to / Sands For.
man. 2 to l Normandie. Kitty Kerr 100 (Coady)
20 TO l. Rapbaels los (Tuberville) 20 10 l. Helen.
scratch fuy. 1o5 (Ames) 8 TO ]. Joe FRANKS 10S
Gotta 20 TO l. Premium fiiy l06 &c. Webber) 8
to !. Two Cheers los (Haiy) 20 TO /, also ran.
Thirti race-Selling. Six furlongs.
E J. Appeby's ch. g. Morton. by Leinster-Lilly
IL, lis (Milliamsl....
n Georges cn. G. Joe. 8. l05 (Donathany.
c, Buringhame's b. m. Queen Bee, T. III Our
hnsnaiie' Time ::i61a.
Won bv nose. three-Quarters of a length be-
tween second and third
Vanity J13 ~. Webber). Tacoma llo (Spence),