The morning call., 1893-06-30
WON BY WEBER.
Three of the Bay District
Events.
TWO RUNNERS RULED OFF.
Oakland, TilIie S, PoIasky and Di-
nero Captured the LaureIS.
Reporters Derby.

An unusually large attendance, lively
betting and the clever riding of
Charlie Weber were the principal fea-
lures during the racing at the Bay
District track yesterday AFTERNOON.
Out of the four races Jockey Weber
gained a victory in three and came very
near winning the fourth.
There were seven starters in the first
event, which was selling affair over a
course of six furlongs. Oakland was
made the favorite by the "bookies" at
odds of to 5, as against odds ranging from
215 to 20 TO on bis competitors. At the
start Queen Bee took the lead, with North
and Charger in second and third place.
At the turn Charger. was leading, and on
the stretch considerable heavy whipping
was done. Positions changed rapidly and
when within 100 yards of the wire Oakland
bounded ahead and won easily by length
in :15A Cody b was second and North
third.
Romulus was the favorlte in the sec
ond race-a free-for-all scramble of five
furlongs. The favnrite started off bravely
in The lead, but on the stretch Tille 5
Spurted past Romulus and won easily by
length in 102h Romulus succeeded in
beating Realization half a length for the
place.
The judges were puzzled at the peculiar
running of Romulus. The colt was not
pulled" but there was something wrong
and 1t was decided not to let him enter
again until his trainer has been changed.
The sans ruling was made in reference to
Seaside, belonging to the same sta bic.
-Four two-year-olds started in the next
race. 1t was over course of six furlongs
and it was guess as to whether Warrago
or Pulasky would win.
txpO of IF RI TI.tr
was offered at to !, and Sissy Jupe TO l.
At TIE drop OF the flag S;sse Jupe took the
lead. but fell in the rear be fore reaching
tho turn. On the stretch Polasky passed
Warrago and won the race by a length and
half in l6. Warrago was second and
Claire third.
Canny Scott was the fayorite In the last
race-selling, one and a sixteenth miles.
There were nine starters and they bounded
of we'll punched Positions of the run
ners changed So often that 1t was a difficult
matter to surmise W hich would win. On
the stretch, however. Dnero by mighty
effort gaine ed the lead and won by half
length in 49%. Nellie G was second and
Canny Scott third.
Appended are the detailed summaries of
the days events:
SUMMARIES.
Bay District Track. June 90, ls9s.-Eighth day
summer meeting Weather fair. Track fair
First race-Selilng; six furlongs: purse $3.50.
oakland stables b: g. Oakland. ), by John A-Ala.
W KerDy's CHI h. Cody b. a. io4 o. Murphy.
r. Dayenport's Oh; e. North, 4; SO tPeters).......
Time, 1:l514
third. 'N
Post betting: Oakland to 5, Cody 20 to l,
Volta to l, Queen B ga to l, Charger to 10
and Bronco to l. also ran.
Second race-Free for all; five furlongs; purse
Enclno stables CHI. f. Tnlie S, 2. by Major Ban
stella s. SO &C. weber, .................
j. II. Mfller's b. c. Romulus. 2, SO (Petersi ,,..
Hoag Watson's b. I. Realization =, 96 (Tuber-
''''' '''''. Fine, i:6aIs
Won by length; half length between second
Post netting: Title 8 to l. RomuIus to 8,
jackson to l. Young Thad 10 to /, CIacouer
II to /, and Normandie to l. also
Third race-sslbing. for two-year-Olds; five
owen Bros b. G. Polasky, by Captain Al-Gold
Garden City stables T. warrsgo, los tDoaa,
c L Don's CHI f Claire. 95 Cfuberviliej..
Time, :l6.
Won by length and a half; four lengths be-
Post betting; Polasky to s. warrago to 5,
Claire to 2.
Sissy Jupe to 10 also ran.
Fourth race-selling; one and sixteenth
miles; purse $3.50.
II. Schwartz b. h. Dinero 4, by Alta Charlotte
90 uocI NiieJ j
j. H. Davis G. IN. Nellie u. a, 90 &c. w ebber1 2
c. H. Whitneys CHI. h. Canby Scott, 4, 1l6
line, l:4934
Won by half length, same distance between
second and third.
Post betting: Dinero to l, Nellie G to 1.
Canny Scott to l.
Louise 20 TO l, Broadchurch 6 to /, Req Cloud
4 to /: st. Patrick to /, Currency 10 to l. and
Nero 10 TO l. also ran.
Considerable interest is taken In the Re-
porters' derby which takes place to-
morrow afternoon. So far eight entries
have been made. Appended is a list of
the papers represented, the men who will
act as jockeys and the horses they will
ride: The CALL, Mr.. Cusick, Abbe P :;
Broadrhurch; The Examiner. Mr.. Martin.
Dinero; The Chronicle, Mr.. Forsland. Sir
Reel; California Turf, Mr.. Murphy, Nero;
Sacramento Bee, Mr.. Merry. Homer; San
Jose Mercury, Mr.. Shortrdge, Currency;
Oakland Tribune Mr. Matt