The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-22
on effer at 30 to 1 and Maid of the Mist


colt at 100 to 1.
Anna Mays made all the running to the
eignth pole, her nearest attendants being
homulus and Broadhead alternately. She
stopped to nothing at that point, and
the issue looked to lie between Romulus
and Broadbead, the favorite apparently
out OF it, but Weber timing his effort win
excellent judgment brought his horse up
on the outside. and, showing a wonderful
niEnt OF speed IN so short distance. the
falo Alto representative won good race
by nall length.
The third race. seven furlongs, which
IN the paper the previous night looked
good thing for Dan McCarty's FLY Prize
on her Fridays running, saw the two
other horses as pretty even favOrites with
her at the close of tie books. viz. Happy
DAY and Abb p. the former OF whom went
10 the post first favorite by the slightest
snade OF odds. the betting standing Happy
DAY . TO 5, Prize 9 to and Abb IL to 3.
Inc last named had had plenty of metal
sent IN on her, as she had opened at to 1.
sheridan was not played to any extent
even Tor place. and ieceded from Fights
to twenties. whileia hundred to one was
on offer about Nellie G.
PriZe and Abb ran like team far in
advance of their field to the stretch. where
Prlze quit badly. Adj drawing away.
der lead, however. was of short duration.
as Happy Band, who had made up lot
OF ground on the turn. came next the rail,
and at the eighth pole had Pacheco's
mare in trouble. finally winning easily
from her By two lengths, with Sheridan a
good third
rive horses opened up as equal favOriies
LOT Tue fourth race, mile. selling, out OF
neld OF ten horses, Jac0bin, George
town, Garcia, Steadfast and Gladiator, all
being quoted at to l. The first three held
thelr own right through the betting, clos
Ing, each OF them. at to 2, while Stead
last ana Gladiator went 10 tours and skies.
VIA oats received support at an average
OF TO l and the Lone Stall es' freshly
named colt was played at sights and tens,
Aprll being the extreme outsider at 100 to l.
BLIZZARD, WHO had opened up at 8 to
was left severely alone and 40 TO l could
nave been had about him when he faced
the starter.
Garcia had the best of the send-off, but
only retained his lead to the quarter,
where Blizzard took up the running and
maintained first position to the drawgate.
Here he was in difficulties and Steadfast
ana Garcia went TO the front, the former
winning cleverly by a length from
Schwartz's gelding. who was the same dis
lance In front OF the son of imported Trade
WIND, who had run a cracking good race
going from wire to wire in 40.
ne last race OH the programme, five
furlongS, had field of Ten horses, SulIi-
van alone being withdrawn. There was
plenty Of betting. Amida. Valparaiso and
Banjo being all we'll backed. The first
named opened up at s to and closed at
to 8; Banjo went back from twOs to fours
while Valparaiso was backed down from
skies to threes. FORTUNES connections did
not seem to have much faith in her. as she
receded from to 1 TO to 1. Paulus,
Nivace and Juanita were at tens, the 9TH
ers at from 20 to 40 to l.
Vivace, Banjo and Red Bird led alter
nately TO the stretch, with Valparaiso
prominent among the rest of the field.
The last-named had head the best of it
when Strengthened out for home, ard in
creasing his lead to length at the eighth
pole had no difficulty in winning by the
same distance from Banjo who was three
lengths III front of Amida.