The morning call., 1894-03-08
RUNNING RACES.
The Talent Still Hold
Their Ground.
CARR RIDES TWO WINNERS.
Bishop Takes the Hurdle Race
With Red Cloud.
AN APT OR LUCKY Ex-PENClLER.
Sam Brown, Annie Moore, George
town, Artist and Red Cloud
Yesterdays Winners.

afternoon, but not enough to dampen the
spirits of the average-siZed crowd that pat
roniZed the races in spite of the threaten
ing aspect OF the weather at noontime
The talent about held their own, as two
favorites and better than second choice
wen their races.
a bookmaker who has recently deserted
the block for the more congenial sphere
of the merry punter was again clever or
lucky enough to pick winner, and at
nearly as remunerative odds as those which
gave him big killing over George L on
Tuesday. Sam Brown carried his money
in the first race yesterday and increased it
sevenfold by his victory.
Georgetown again proved his right TO
the title of being considered great mud
horse and won the third race in great
style, racing Red Light off his feet in the
first three furlODgs. Carr rode. of course,
thus earning a second winning bracket.
Road Runner was considered a good
thing for the handicap for thTee-year-ods
over the futurity course. and backed ac-
cordiDgly, especially as it was known that
sale was likely to follow a win. but he
disappointed his supporters and never
showed prominently. In the same race
Trix, who was we'll backed at twos and
to ;, performed unaccountably badly, as
did Special In the first race.
Bishop, the steeplechase Jockey who has
just become the owner of Red Cloud,
scored popular win in the hurdle race of
mile and q sixteenth, which he rode 10
his usual excellent and vigorous style.
Eloodmore brought lin TO a drive in the
last furlong, and might have made things
great deal harder for him il he hadn't
made mistake at the first hurdle. Bishop,
however, has got useful animal in Red
Cloud at the timber-topping game. and
should not be long before he wins ont the
$500 he gave for him. He certainly knows
how to handle him, which is saying great
deal. when one remembers what an OBJ
stinate. unruly brute lie is.
The fields were dispatched quickly and
the programme was through before 80
p. NJ.
The following are the summaries:
Wednesday. March WEATHER threatening.
track heavy.
FIRST race, about six furlougs, maIdens; purse
$500.
John wtnfeid's Oh. b. sam Brown. 5. by Boom
erang-Betsy Collins IT. CARR
L. ). Roses eh; c. OTIzaba. g. by imp Cyrus
imp. Loelia, SO (Walsh) Observation-Disclosures
r ID. Ledgett's imp. blk. b. True BrlIon a. by
John Bul-Ruby. lib Nv. Clancy. 8
Good start Won driving by half length. six
lengths between second and third.
Prince Idle If, sir Alfred no, Joe Frank 81
Special llO. also ran, and finished in that oraer.
Betting: sam Brown, so Orizaba. to 2 True
Briton. z to Special, Prince Idle, 80 } oe Franz
100 Sir Alfred.
Second race five furlongs selling: purse $500.
w Browns en-. N. Annie Moore. 8, by Regent
Norma, SO, $500 &C. Weber,. ............. l
D. Longs Oh. g. Joe. 6, by Compassionate, "a
W. ). Towards b. m. Queen Bee s. loo 64
JoekoNaimi, l02 tPeters) .................. 5
Time, 1:051e
Good start. Won easily by three lengths, a
head between second and third.
fasha 1Os, Green Hook So. Valparaiso lO4 and
Jake Allen 95 also ran aad fnished in that order
betting. to D Annie Moore. Is Joe OUean
Bee, each Green Hook and Valparaiso. 10 Pasha,
10 Jake Allen
Third race. five furlongs, selling; purse $500.
b. Scbreiber's Ell. b. Georgetown, d, by Leona-
outeast. 107, $4O0 IF. Carr. ................ i
Encino stables Oh. C. Condo 4, by Duke OF Nor
folk-May D, us &C. Weber,. ...,.,...,,,.. 2
a. Bsrtrandas b g. Redlight. a., by Little
Alp -, H. (Dood) Observation-Disclosures. 8
GOOD start. Won easily by four lengths. two
between second and third.
Sir Reginald 100. Joe Cotton II2 and CIacQuer
loo also ran, and finished in that order
Betting: SO each Georgetown and Conde 4
Rediight Joe Cotton, 20 Cacquer. so Sir
Reginald.
Fourth race, about six furlongs. handicap.
three-year ODDS; purse $400.
j. ). o'NeiPs br. G. Artist, by imp. Darebin-
Hirondelle, l05 llrvingl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l
peror of Norfolk Moie McCarty'S Last
b Schrieoers Oh. +. semele by Apache Emma
Longhed lO2 F; Carr; -. -..............
Time, l:l7.
Good start. Won easily by four lie npths one
length between second ana third
Road Runner lO6. Una Colorado 81 and Trix
100 also ran. and finished In that order.
Betting: Artist. 20 each San Luis Rev ann
Una Colorado, u Semele. q 10 5 Road Runner, s
TO Trix.
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth four hur-
dies. selling: purse S4O0.
W. c. Bishops b. b. Red Cloud 5. by Red Iron.
Maggie d, lao, S40O bishop ................., ]
N. D hairs b. Q. Fioodmore, 4, by Flood-imp.
fatltla 10 (Melnerney) .......................
A. u Blakeley's CHI G. Guadalupe, by Grin.
stead-Josie c. 129 Stanford. .......,,..,,,., 8
Time, 2:05.
Good start, Won driving by four lengths a
length between second and third
Templemore 1873 and Wild Oats 1877 also ran
and finished in that order
Betting: to Red Cloud. i 5 FIoodmore to
0uaoalouDe, Templemore. Wild Oats