The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-10
RUNNING RACES.
The Talent Has Slightly
the Best of 1t.
POIasd, Model, North, TilIie S,
Mustesa, Bill Howard and Sport
McAllister Winners.

Yesterday saw the close of the two
weeks meeting of the Breeders and
Horsemen's Association, and long inter-
esting programme was put through in good
style, the chief feature of which, perhaps,
was the victory of Sport McAlliste-, the
fine looking son Of imp. Friar Tuck and
Twilight-a full brother to Zamloch, who
women Friday-in the last event He was
decidedly the fancy of the talent, who sur
ported him in substantial fashion. thus
winding up the day with a small balance
on the right side.
That disappointing colt of the brothers
Owen, Polaski. at length did his persistent
hackers a good turn, at least those Of them
who had not gone broke over him, by WIN
ming the first race.
in the second event the criticism THE
CALL made day or two ago on the de-
plOTable folly of Rey AlfonsO's owner in
starting his colt in the company of such
sprinters as Lottie d and Hal Fisher was
July borne out, as he did not run up to
anything like his previous form and ap-
peared lacking IN that gallant quality of
heart which before distinguished him.
Warrago would probably have troubled
the leaders in the third race if her saddle
had not slipped and nearly precpitaled
the timid Todd Sloan to the ground.
a change of jockeys In the fourth race
helped hackers of the favorite out who
won under hard drive.
Midget ran the fifth race In a manner
which must have delighted the hackers of
Bill Howard, for ii suited Nick Halls
gelding down to the ground and let him ia
a handy winner by a neck, though Che
muck in other hands might have made il
bit tighter squeeze.
The following are the summaries:
SATURDAY June 9, 1s94.-weather fine; track
good.
First race five furlOngs. selling purse 500.
owen BROTHERS b. z. FOaski 3. by Captain AL
Cold Cup, SO, $500 (CoadyJ ................. !
E. c. sachs Oh. {: Red BIRD, 3, by Red Iron ran
C. d. Kusses c6. h. George L, s. BY Conner
Miss Davis. lO5 (Burns). Observation-Disclosures
Good start. Won driving by a head half =
length between second and third.
Oscar ITO, Monarch los, Ken H 81, Mount Car.
Roanoke 90, Ada ll2 and Silver Bow lO4 aisv
ran. and finished in that order.
Betting; Polaski, 10 Red Bird, 3 George L.
Second race, five furIongs. handicap. two-year.
California stables Oh. +. Model. By imp. Sir
Modred-GyPsy, ll3 (Combsl .................... l
FL Iirano stables Oh. c. Malo DiaDlo by joe
Hooker.Oxiila l05 Sloan Observation-Disclosures.
TGhzae9 D. ,So hey Alfonso by Prince Nor
Time. :O2
between second and thirdJ
Charlie Quick 50 and ST. Cecilia fl IL 100 also
ran, and finished in that order.
betting; 10 Model, ) Malo Diablo, Rey AL
lonso.
Third race. five turIOugs, selling; purse 5000.
x. Dayenports Oh. G. North D, by Prince OF Nor
fOik-by Leiuster lU2, S2OO (Combs) ..---
$ Giimore's b. g. Prince, a. (AIcAunfTe) ........
Ben Martins Oh. 6. Jim Il, a.. by Conner
lime, i:O2i4. ''''''
Good start. Won driving BY half alengtb a
length between second and third.
hath cen l05, U'Bee lO5, Perega 81. Hal Fisher
40. Vulcan 1U7 AID arTagO lO2 also ran aud
finished in that order.
letting: to North. Prince, II JImR.
Fourth race, seven turionGs. selling, three.year-
oidS ahd upward; purse $500.
f. C. Sachs' b. f. j lille :, 3, by Major Ban-Scot
Dan Mer's b. g. Goldins j. by Argyle Gerhar
Del Monte stables b. m Tigress, 4. by Prince Of
Norfolk-k Katie A, lO5 (Combs) .-..............3
Fair start. Won driving by head. four ,.Dvtn.
between second and third.
Ledella lo5, Alex 1o4 and Morton s5 also ran,
and finished In hat order
Fettlng: Title 5, 20 Gordius 10 TT.
gress
Firth race. SIX and half furongs, selling,
three-year- Odds and uDward purse 5000.
A. Knights ch IN. Mustesa, D, by Bachelor -
Burns a. WaterhoGses b. q. GIadiat tor ~ h.
Grlnstead- Athola. 100 (Combs). ......i...'.. 2
NJ - Dodd,S Co. g. April, a., by McCreary- Rosa,
Timc. / :2ls ii.'''''''''''''''''
Good start. Won driving by head, three lengths
between second ana third.
man ITO, Mendoelno lO5, Annie Moore l04 and
Queen OF Scots 80 also ran, and finished In that
order.
Betting: IL to Mustesa, Gladiator, April.
Sixth race, five furlongs, handicap, all ages;
purse 5000
n. S. hairs b. G. Bill Howard. 4, by Jack Hardy
BESSIE Dayls, lO6 (SlOAn). Observation-Disclosures. i
wilson q Gilis' b. Chemuck, 3,by John Happy
JESS SO (Burns) .............
Cheers-Rosette, 100 (Feters) ............. Z
Time, :0lA.
Good start. Won driving by neck a length
between second ana third.
Midget los. Pescador 100 and Nellie Van so
also ran and finished in that order.
Betting: $40 8 Bill Howard, 7 to 2 Chemuck q
Royal Flush.
seventh race, four and half furIonps maiden
two-year- olds purse $500.
r. T. Smiths oh. G. Sport McAllister by INN
Frlar nck Twilight. IA (rurbivilie) ~
n u Leugetts On. c. Niagara, by Jim Brown
- hFallth, iOO Glenn eSsy) .................. Q
y. AppIeoy Gu. c. Amo, by Cyclone Wanna lOS
Time. :56sI
Goodstart Won handily by half Ien0th a
mead between second aud third.
Churea IA, Flagstaff 1903 and Flora S ms alan
ran, ana nnlshed in that order
Eetting; TO Sport McAllister 7 To 3 NIAGARA
AmO.
Police Judges Vacation.
Judge Conlan took his seat upon the