The morning call., 1894-05-02
RUNNING RACES.
Some Close and Exciting
Finishes.
Charles A, Miss Clay FilIy, ST.
Croix, Gladiator and Chemuck
Were Yesterdays Winners.

There appears to be no falling off in the
attendance at the Bay District track. and
the patronage bestowed on the betting
ring during last week was evidently suffi-
ciently big to induce eleven bookmakers 10
be ready to do business this week.
This fact and the good entry-listS point to
the successful continuance of the meeting
till well into the summer.
There were three close and exciting
finishes yesterday, and, taken altogether,
the racing was of an ierestiDg character,
the day being fine and the track fairly
fast.
Pedigree Browns rafting colt. Charles
a, made a successful debut, simply romp-
ing away with the first race of six and a
half furlongs, and his future will bear
watching. Re certainly met nothing out
of the ordinary in the race, but the i'm
pre- ssive manner in which he won and
the true racing stamp that he bears about
him mark him as out of the common.
a tedious delay of fifty minutes occurred
in the second race. mainly caused by
MadiSon's bad work on the fav0rlte, but
he made up for his bad work at the post
by riding a most vigorous finish and get
ting her home first by head. after the
race looked good thing for the. Spreckels
FLY, Victory.
A big field of fourteen faced the starter
in the fourth race of seven furloDgs, four
of whom practically finished heads apart.
De la Guerra, who got the show, really
should have Won. but for the incompetence
of his boy
Chemuck was driven all out to win the
last race from Queen of Scots. who along
the backstretch seemed unable to get into
her stride, but who, if the race had been
another sixteenth, would have won with
out doubt.
The following are the summaries:
TUESDAY, May 1.-Weather fine: track good.
First race, six and a half iurlongs, maidensi
ocean View stables blk. C. Charles A, 8, by John
A-EarlY Rose, ITO (SullIvan}. l
d. Miller's b. King sam, 4, by okema-Ada
Flint stables en- gay e Outright, 3 by Fiambeau
imp. Amelia, rs (E jones' Observation-Disclosures.
Time. :2313.
Good start. Won easily by three lengths head
between second and third.
FlrtilIa II, Resale 90, Mendocino 1I5, Irue
Briton los, Prince Idle 40 also ran. and finished
In that order
Betting: TO 10 Charles A, 8 King Sam. 10 Out
right, II Resale, 10 each Flirtilia and True
Briton, 20 each Mendocino and Prince Idle.
Second race. half mile, maiden two-year- olds;
III. FoI's D. f. Dr.. by Imp. Darebin-Mss Clay,ll7
A b spreckeis b victory. by imp Cyrasi
= =
Murphy Buffers CHI. c. Arno. by Cyclone
Wanna, lIS (spenee) ..;:;;....................
Good start after fifty minutes delay at post.
Won driving by head three lengths between
second and third.
COquette no, St Cecilia lilly 115. Miss Ruth
lilly IL, Fleetwood 118. Leap Year lilly 49, also
ran. and finished in that order.
Betting: to Mss Clay FLY, Victory. II
Arno, 10 COqUette, 20 ST. Cecilia FLY, so eac
Miss Ruth hlly and Fleetwood, 100 Leap Year
flly.
Third race, six furlongs, selling: purse $500.
n s. Halls b. b st Croix. 8 by King Daniels
by bayswater. LOT, $500 fWeaveF) ........... l
W. l. Stanfeld's b. c. Rube Burrows i. by Tee-
I, machus-lmp Lo"ely. lo7 q. Lloyd l.:.a...;...
Il; Jones Oh c ChevalIer, g. by Joe Hooker
Clara L, 81 (ChevalIer), ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
lime, l:151s.
Good start. Won driving by half a length, the
same distance between second and third.
Border Iassie go and Booze 1O2 also ran, and
finished IN that order.
Betting: St Croix, to Rube Burrows 10
Chevalier. 9 TO Booze, Border Lassie
Fourth race. seven furlongs selling; purse $500.
Burns d Naterhouse' b e Gladiator. a.. by Grin
stead Athola, 102. s 90 (C0mbsl. .............. l
Antrim stables ch. f. Jennie Deane 8, by imp
Sir Modred- kchota, 81 (Pinkney).. ...........
F. J. McDermitt's CHI. e De la Guerra 3, by imp.
Mariner Trixy. 81 (Butns) Observation-Disclosures.
Time, 1927
Good start Won driving by head, the same
distan ce between second and third.
Sympathetic's Last 107, Yieeroy 90, Nutwood
"a. Ryland / 90, Blue and " bite SO. Comrade IA.
Sam Brown 9S FL Reno 100, Cherokee 81 Nal
colin lO2, Joe 80, also ran, and finished in that
order.
Betting: each Gladiator, Jennie Deane and
Ryland. u De la Guerra, 5 FL Reno Nutwood
10 each Blue and White aud Comrade. II NAL
colin, 20 Viceroy, 40 each Sam Brown, Cherokee
aud joe
Fifth race, five furlongs. selling: purse $780,
- Wilson & Co.'s b. T. Chemuck, by John Happy
Ocean View Stables b T. Queen Of Scots. by imp
Cheviot-Lady Elizabeth. 80 e. JOnes)......... 2
Nj. A Towards Oh. C. Banjo, by Peregrine -Lady
Foster, ITO (Bozeman) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ime. :021a.
Coed start. Won driving by TWO lengths, head
between second and third.
Fly 1913, Ravine 80, Morven lOl, Remus 1O2
ana Claire 10l also ran, and finished that order.
Betting: Chemucx, Is each Queen OF Scots and
Ravine. 8 Banjo. TO 2 Fly, 20 each Morven,
RemuS and Claire.