The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-29

lenged q furloBg from home by Nimbus
and Lee Stanley. driving finish ensued.
which ended in his winning by an open
length from Tom Nimbns and Lee Stanley.
the others badly strung out.
The winner is a half-5rOther to Tim
Murphy.
Romulus was strong first choice at to
5 for the second race for two-year- olds
over the local Futurity course. with Anna
Mayes DeXt In demand at 5 TO 2. TriX,
VINO opened at tours. receded to sevens,
which odds were obtainable about Fortuna,
Valparaiso being on offer at Fights. There
was some money for Gussie. who was
backed down from 20 to to half that price.
Anna Mayes made the running to the
stretch where she cracked, and was beaten
Off at the finish. Trix, who had run COM
1ortaDiy In second position. left in the lead,
galloped home an easy winner by four
lengths from Gusse, another lightly
weighted one. who in the last hundred
yards plowed past Romulus and Fortuna
and got the place by two lengths.
VI the nine starters in the third race,
five furlongs. Jim r was the favorite at 3
to and to 2. Hal Fisher being supported
at the former price. Ida Glenn. who had
opened no at to l was at 6 to at the
close. Vulcan and Sir Reginald were
played somewhere about skies aud Fights,
while heavy plunge on Condo at the close
brought him down from II to to 6 to /.
Toots was fancied both straight and for a
place.
The race is soon told. for it was Jim R,
Ida Glenn and Hal Fisher in that order
all the way. Miller's mare giving Jim r
quite tussle at the finish, being beaten in
a drive only by half length.
Donohue was pronounced first favorite
Tor the mile race, opening up at to ], and
closing at to 5. Garcia was quietly backed
at threes and fours. finally closing at Is
to s, while ZampOst, who had receded
from threes to skies, was backed just as
the horses went TO the post by some of the
local Dlungers. Red Cloud re eived con-
siderable support at to l, but Steadfast
was not much fancled, and receded from
skies to swelves. The rest were at thirties
and ffties.
Zampost made the running as far as he
could, which was about to the quarter pole,
when he gave way to Garcia. who. how
ever. driven all the way through the
stretch by his determined challenging,
only managed to win by short head.
Thelma was looked upon as a very good
thing for the last race, and opening up al
to was backed so heavily as to quickly
come to to 8. A good amount of money,
however going in on Vivace at 8 to 1 and
5 to brought the odds about the last
named one to twOs. while Thelma receded
to even money. Red Bird. who had opened
at to 2. was not left unplayed, but fours
were oDtaloaOie at the close. Long q Of
and Red Chief went back from skies to
tens and fifteen respectively. 1t looked
all over Thelma's race at the head of the
stretch. but Vivace would not be shaken
off and in desperate struggle down the
straight the daughter of Flood and i'm
ported Amelia, favored by her big pull in
the weights, wore down her opponent and
won In a drive by a length. the 9th ers
strung out some distance behind.
The Entries.
In the list of entries it will be noticed
that the great Morello's name appears in
the third race, slx-furlong handicap.
They are as follows:
First race. five-eighths OF a mile-CIara 80,
Erick III, MutineeT los, Jovita 90, Norman
die 1O5. Happy Band los, Trix 105, Bordeaux
80. White Cloud 105. Sue Abbott los.
Second race, seven-eightbs Of a mIle-Ka-
trnka 100. Cacquer 103. Blizzard 1O7, Mid
dleton LOG. April los, Francesca 1O4, Silver
Bow los, Alliance ITO, Charger Ill, Volante
81, Nellie Ill, Currency 107, Georgetown
116. Zampost los.
Third race, handicap, tbree-auarters of
mile-MODowai 80. Royal Flush 80, Tigress
80. Sir Reel 100, Centurion 80, Pescador Ill,
Mnrello 125 CharmiOn 106.
Fourth race. selling, fye-eigbths OF q mile
Entries close at track to-day at 8 A. NJ.
Fifth race. thIee-quarters OF mile-Broad-
mead 105, Connauebt ia, Johnny Payne SO,
Ryand 119. Remus "a. Berthe W COLI Sc. De
Braccy 81, Red Chief 11S. Morven 81.