The morning call., 1894-04-25
RUNNING RACES.
Talent and BOOkmakerS
Break Even.
Model, May Day, Artist, RUDE Bur-
rows and Fly Were the Winners
of Yesterdays Events.

A return of the warm weather materially
affected the attendance at the Bay District
track yesterday, whera goodly array of
the talent had fairly even break with
the bookmakers on the days business.
The fields were smaller than the aver
age of last week, but an increase is appar-
ent in the entry list of to-day's races and
will, no doubt. be kept up the balance of
the week.
The temperance of President T. H.
Williams after his long and severe illness
is welcome item of news TO chronicle.
The track was in much better eondi-
ton than on Saturday and comparatively
fast.
There were no close finishes, and the
racing as a whole was less interesting
than ii has been for some time past
The programme for next munth. how
ever. reads very encouraglngly for owners
who are remaining here. The stake races
set for decision and entries TO which close
tomorrow are: The Flash stakes, a five
fuTlong handicap. twO-year-olds, of the
guaranteed value of $3.50; the Bay District
handicap, for thTee-yraT-olds, one mile,
guaranteed value of $50, and the Callior-
MIA handicap, all ages. one mile and six
teeHth, of the guaranteed value of $1,000.
The gentlemen's fiat race, one mile,
which is to be run next Saturday, is filling
we'll, and promises to be an event OF more
Than ordinary interest, Judging from the
work put in by our local amateur knights
Of the ptgskin. The Buringame Club will
be well represented, and several of The
contestants in the Reporters Derby of last
July are among the entries.
The following are the summaries of yes
teFday's races:
TUESDAY. April 25.-weather fine: track fast
First race, half mile, two-year-olds: purse
California stables CHI +. Model, By imp. Sir Mo-
dred-Gypsey, l15 CIV. kins). .....--.-..--...-. l
Lone stables Oh. g. Gasser, by JoKerBelle, 1l5
NJ FOx's b. +, by imp. Darebin-Miss Clay, l12
N0OiHO' Time, :4eai.
Good start. Won IN a gailop by two lengths,
length between second and third.
Victory 1917 Coquette 1O7 Madrone 1l5, lone
~, May Foster fly ll2. also ran and finished
Betting: Evens Model 8 to Gasser. 10 Miss
Clay FLY. 2 Victory, 20 Coquette, lou each
Madrone, lone and Mary Foster filly.
Second race, five and a half furlongs, selling,
maiden three-year olds; purse $500.
A. Miller's CHI. e May Day, 3. by John A-LarIna
R, 80, $500 (Chevalierl l
c. V. Tupper's br. G. Mendoclno, 4, by Ironsides
by NOrfall, lO8 (Bozeman) .-....... ............
Oarmona stables ch. T. Chus, 3, by imp cyrus
lime, 40.
Good start. Won easily by three lengths. head
between second and third.
King Sam 1O2. Ivy go. Sidney 90. Costing Oh,
Mc6iunis' First "a, also ran and finished in that
order.
Betting: 3 each May Day, King Sam and Sid
ney, . Mendocino Chuld, 20 Ivy. 70 Costing, 40
McGinniS' First.
Third race. one mile, selling; purse $780,
j. J. ONE lr. c. Artist, g. by imp. Darebin-
Hi ondelle, "a, $500 (Chevaiier) ...............
d. hiler's b. N Melanlta, D. by Argy ie-imp Cor
n. s. Halls PS g. fioodmore. by Food.imp
Z. 5
lime, l :42s4
Good start Won driving Dy a length. three
lengths between second and third.
Dr.. Ross III, and The Lark 50, also ran, and fin
isned in that order.
Betting: Artist, 5 TO = Melanita, 5 Floodmore,
10 The Lark. 10 Dr.. Ross.
Fourth race. six furlongs. selling; purse $500.
W. L. Stanfield's b. c. RuDe Burrows, 4. by Tele-
machus-imp. Lonely, lO6, $400 a.. Lloyd)..... l
A. B. opreekels' b. f. Border Lassie, 3, by imp.
characteristic. 90 IL. jones' ............ 2
imp. Cheviot-Lady Elizabeth, 80 (Chevaier). 3
Time. I:l434.
Good start Won easily b. four lengths, three
between second and third.
Nelson 109 and North l06 also and finished
in that order
Betting: 5 to RUDE Burrows. IL TO s Border
Lassie. Queen of Scots, Nelson. North.
Fifth race five ana a half furlongs, selling
three-y ear-olds; purse $500.
n. s. Halls Oh. g. Fly, by Reveile-F us1llade's
Last, lo1, $500 q. Lloyd).;. ...............
Wilson q Co 5 T. Chemuck, by John Happy
Jess, l01 (Burns)
Elkton stables b. g Tx, by Freeman-Annie L,
lo' CSiOAn Time :isiI
Good start. Won easily by two lengths three
lengths between second and third.
Jennie Deaue IO3. Carmel lOS, Morven 1Ol,
Delaguerra 81. RaviDe 100, Valparaiso 105, Bobo-
link l04.
ME Deane, each MOrven aud Ravine. - Della
guerra, 20 each Carmel and Valparaiso, so BoDo-
link.