The morning call., 1893-12-08

lite was unable to get through his horses
and could do no better than fourth to
lnkermau. who. lucky horse all the way
through, was also ridden with remarkab biz
good Judgment by Il. Smith. who should
be seen oftener in the saddle. Irving on
Forerunner when he had worn down
Adolph and got him beaten evidently
thought he bad 1nkerman safe but in the
drive from the drawgate the latter beat
him out by head very clevery.
The second race OF a mile saw Romair
and st. Crox very even favorites all the
way through the betting. each opening up
at times and closing at 8 to 2. Garcia was
fairly well supported at fours and 9 10 2,
at which price also Steadfast was PLAYED,
Sheridan canning in for some support at
sevens Garcia and st. Croix made the
running most of the way. Rnmair, who
had run up second to Garcia round the far
turn. took the lead at the head of the
stretch, and we'll ridden by Romair. won
easily by length from the Undine stable
representative, the rest strung out. Red
Cloud was almost left at the post and
never seemed able to prove his position
For the Rancho del Paso stakes Morello
opened up at to 4. was backed down to
/ to 8. but fin ally closed at 5. Char
mlon ruled at all the way from fours to
skies. while Don Fulano, who opened at 6
to l, went to the post at threes. The race
is told in few words. Don Fulano made
running from Charmion, with MOrelo
third. Before the three-eighths pole was
reached il was seen that Morelo had
broken down, and round the far turn he
was pulled almost to walk. only finishing
the course for third money. Don Fulano
won easily by three lengths.
With Templemore and Longwell out of
it the steeplechase locked good thing for
Ell Dorado on his running with Sherwood
last Thursday. when at even weights he
ran him close at the finish over the Sc me
course. Sherwood made running right to
the stretch when El Dorado went easily to
the front and leading over the last jump
won easily by TWO lengths. Yokohl
showed prominently the fOrepart OF the
race and came again at the finish, being
only a length behind Sherwood.
The Undine-s stable pair, Sherwood ana
Colonel Brady. were favorites at / to g z
TO being Obtainable about the Santa
Anita stables candidate. which must be
considered very good odds.
The last race of the Gay a handicap of
five and half furlongs, for two-year-olds,
finished as nearly all The two-year-old
events have at this meeting, some most eX-
citing racing.
Wandering Nun opened favorite with
Thornhil and Broadh head, but In spite of a
large amount OF public money that went
In on her the odds against her receded to
fives and even skies in some places. Broad
head closed favoriIe at 9 to 5, with Thorn
hill at threes. and Romulus at To 2
As the race was run Frank Burke's beau
tiful filly proved herself very much the
best hors In the race. Getting off bad
fifth, and losing so much ground at first
that at the far turn she was nearly ten
lengths behind the leaders, from that point
on in spite of the statuesque pose of a
lifeless jockey she was coming so fast that
even three lengths to the bad Al the draw
gate behind Romulus and Broadhead did
not keep her from beating the last named.
and only suffering defeat by Miller's colt
by short head.
For this remarkable exhibition of his
skill in the saddle Sullivan was indefin-
itely SUSPENDED.
The start was not a good one, Thornhlll
getting much the best of II, and to this,
perhaps, may De put down Broadhead's
defeat, as Irving made so much use of him
the fore part of the journey, evidently
thinking that Thornhill was the one he had
to beat. so when it came to a furnishing
finish he had not enough left in him to do
himself justice. Sloan rode Romulus with
extra ordinary vigor, but different Jockey
on Wandering Nun-Madison, who rode
her before, for instance-the result must
have been different, even allowing the
start to have been as bad for her as 1t was.