The morning call., 1894-11-06
A GOOD SPLINTER.
ArapahOe Runs AWAY
From a Good Field.
REY DEL CARRERAS BEATEN.
The Santa Anita Crack Never
in the Race.
HAPPY DAY ENTERED TOO CHEAP
Wins a Selling Race and Is Bid Up.
Baldwin's Arapahoe Also Run
Up-TheIma's Excellent Run.

we'll.
| The speedy Artist again eQualpd bis
coast record for seven furlOngS-l :26b-
made on Saturday.
+. J. Baldwin's muchly talked OF Rev
del CarreraS made his debut at the meeting
in the fourth race, but failed to get any of
the money. the race going to Model, very
speed flly belonging to the California
stable. who ran a great race. carrying 1l5
| pounds.
The long delay at the post undoubtedly
| had good deal to do with the defeat of the
Baldwin colt, as he acted badly and was
made too much use of by his Jockey, who
seemingly had the idea that he could
! break thirty yards back of his field and
win.
| Arapahoe and Happy Day were both bid
! up over their entered selling price in the
/ races won by them. Mr.. Baldwin, owner
/ of the former, was very wrathy and there
is evidently trouble brewing for owners
/ that enter their horses too cheaply ia the
! future.
Three favorites and one heavily backed
second choice won.
Eleven maiden two-year- Olds lined up
| for the start in the opening event. a six
| furlong dash. Flint the high priced
| FlambeaC-Fairy Rose colt, was the favor
! ite, opening TO / and backed down to
to l on this his first start Cecil was
! strong second choice at 2j5 TO / Agnes.
! from Barney Schreiber'S stable. was well
played at fours; the sister 10 Pop Gray
showed prominently the first part of the
| race, but died away in the stretch. Long
odds were laid against the chances of the
| others.
To rather struggling start Suwauee's
cOiorS showed in the lead, but she was
| quickly passed hv Agnes, who led by a
| hal
| second a length in front of Snowbio ssom.
| Flint fourth. Catering the stretch the
order was the same, but once sLraign tened
out Flint took che lead, when new factor
now loOmed up. Cecil S, who entered the
| stretch fourth, came ike a shot anu soon
had Kelly ca Flint TO the bat, the two
| fiehliDg il out to the wire, although Flint
ran an excellent race. His heavy impoSt
QlS pnunGs) now told on him and he was
beaten out head in lisa. Minna, a
long shot, got TIE show.
Fifteen scratches In the second race re-
duced the field to eleven starters. This
race was also siX-furlODg sprint.
! Money going in on the two-year-old
| Eckert quickly cuuhis price from 40 To /,
until to 1 was the best price against him
going to the post.
Aaraphoe, the Bald win sprinter, was
strong al - to D. Dockstsdter al So to l.
| Quarterstaff 35 to l and Ohiyusa TO l
were all wei! backed, while long odds
could be had against HanfOrd, Chemuck.
| Romair, BellguaId, Yungedene and En-
press of Norfolk, the other starters. AS
| the flag dropped Arapahoe at once took
| the lead. Yungedene, Cbemuck and Quar-
terstaff following in the order named.
ct the half Arapahoe led by half
length, DOckstadtsr second. head in front
| of QuarterStaff. Eckert at this point was
nearly the last of the bunch. Entsring
the stretch the same positions were main
| tainsd, and the Indian named horse run
ming handly soon opened up daylight be-
| tween himself and Quarterstaf, coming in
| an easy winner in the fast time Of l: 13A,
| within quarter OF second OF the coast
record. Quarterstaff. who ran a gond race,
| was second. two lengths iDliront0f Romair.
Eckert was never dangerous Ia the race.
Arapahoe was bid up $425 over his en-
tered selling price, at which price hs was
retained by his owner.
! The third race, one mile, selling, brought
out only four starters, Happy Day IL to
| 90 Tx % 10 !. Flashight to and
Pasha 80 20 l. Trix was thought to have
great chance and was backed down from
fOurs, but 1t proved an easy victory for the
! little brown horse. When the flag fell
/ Fiashlight was INDUCED with the lead
until into the stretch, where Isom gave
| Happy Day his head and he romped in the
easiest of winners in 1:4112. a length in
front of TriX. Flashlight stopped badly
the last eighth.
entered price by L. j. Baldwln's manager,
being bid in by his trainer.
! Eight good spriDters came out for the
fourth race. five-furlong dash for two
year-olds.
Rey del Carreras, Lucky" Baldwin's
great two-year-Old. was of course favor
lite, opening at 21% to l, played down to
| to and off the boards. Murrv's speedy
FLY Gree was at threes. Pat Murphy we'll
backed for the place at evens, while
good many took chance on Ar0o at to
l on his good run Friday. Long prices
were laid against Kitty l., Ell TIrano,
Model and Beatrice. the former $50 to l
shot. There was long DELAY at the post
| of fOrty-fve minutes, during which TINA
Mr. Ferguson yelled himself Eoarse and
Assistant Starter Merrill scratched his
! head in despair. The Baldwin crack re-
fused TO line up, preferring TO cut up
monkey-shpes back of the field, killing
| his chances Of winning. Gree then caught
! the fever and did what he could to he D
| Rey del Carreras out.
They were finally sent away fairly well
| punched, with ArDo la the LEAD. but he
was quickly passed by Gree and Model,
the former leading past the half post by
two lengths, the Baldwin colt In fourth
| place.
Entering the stretch Model had cut
! Circs's lead down somewhat, with the
| others in their same positions, and
| eighth from home Gree faltered and was
| passed by Model. who held the lead to the
| finish, beating Gree out handily by three
parts OF length, Arno third. Rey del
! Carreras as unable 10 better his position,
| finishing fourth. The time. considering
the long delay at the post, was very
| fast, :0lN.
The days sport ended with q seven-fur-
long race for three-year-olds. The record
| breaking Artist was made redhot favor
| lite, opening at l TO 2; closing, his post odds
| were to 8.
| Thatuniortuuato but speedy lilly Thelma
| had many supporters at 5 10 l, as il was
| said that in the race Artist broke the coast
record, she ran, separately timed, in :26A.
| a quarter of a second better than the win
ner's time.
| The black colt Charles A had friends at
| 6 to ! in the betting. while considerable
money went in On Quirt, Fortuna, The
| MaliaTd and Clara ID colt, against whom
| long odds could be had.
The start was struggling one, Fortuna
| showing in front, followed by Charles A,
| Quirt and Artist. and they raced in these
| d sitious until nearing the bali pole, where
| Charles A had pok-d his heal in front
| As the horses entered the stretch, Qurt's
| white face headed the field, Fortuna sec
| ond length in front of Artist, with
! Charles A. in fourth place, but once
| Strengthened out 1som shook Artist I'D,
and AT the eighth pole he held the Others
safe, pulling away aud passing the Judges
| two lengths in front Qulrt. who put up a