The morning call., 1894-04-14
RUNNING RACES.
Four Favorites Win for
the Talent.
InstaIIator, Gasser, Braw Scot, Booze
and Red Light Carried Off
Yesterdays Purses.

There was an increased attendance yes
terday at the Bay District track, and the
talent being in form, the bookmakers suf-
fered considerably.
For the fourth time this week two
year-old won from aged horses. One of
the Elmwond stock farms good Brutus
colts-Iustallator-w ran second on
Wednesday to Tiger, won the first race,
run over the Futurity course, in common
canter by ten lengths from Sidney, who
was given the place by a head from
Rosalle, on whom Combs rode such an ex-
cellent race as to give promise of doing
we'll in the profession he has adopted.
Gasser's easy victory in The two-year-old
race resulted In an indefinite suspeu sion of
Owner Hill. Felix Carr's ride on Washoe
and his deliberate shutting off of Silver de-
served more than a reprimand, but i: may
have escaped the notice of the patrol
judges.
Braw Scot had the easiest kind of task
in the third race. butthere was a rare fight
for the place between Conde and Lonnie B.
the Encino sble's candidate beating
Pedigree Browns new acquisition by a
head. Barney Schreiber is credited with
good big win over the victory OF the gray
gelding.
The handicap was bit of disappoint-
ment. An outsider won IL ana compara-
lively easy. George Miller rode the KIND
of race that he has done on nundreos upon
hundreds CT occasions. On In the lead
and then pulled back TO last position; but
he lay to long out of the race. ana when
he did make his effort he couldn't get
within measurable distance of the winner,
Booze, who had been taken to the front at
a good time.
Red Light led from start TO finish in the
last race and won handily enongn from
Banjo and st. Croix, who had both come
very fast in the last quarter and made up
lot OF ground.
A. Purser bought Gasser at the second
auction of that horse for $1,000.
A capital programme is provided 1or TO-
day, the chief event being the California
stakes, half-mile for two-year-olds.
Following are the summaries:
FRIDAY, April Is. lS94.-Weather fine: track
First race, about six furlongs; maidens; purse
EImwood stock farms b. c. Installator. ., by
imp. Brutus- Installation, IA (Wildamithl l...... l
g. d. Miller's b. g. Sidney, 4, by sid-Ninens,
H. FOrsland's b. T. Rosalle, 8. by imp. Mariner
Rosy, 100 (Combs)...... 8
Good start. Won in canter by ten lengths, q
head between second and third
True Briton ia, May Day 100 and Candor lO2
also ran, and finished in that order.
sale. 20 each Corncob and Candor King sam,
10 The Gosling. 10 May Day. 30 True Briton.
Second race, half mile, two-year- olds, selling:
purse $500.
II. HIPS cn. G. Gasser. by Joker-BeIle. 1os,
Dow Williams lr. + Venus, by Verano- BELINDA,
Eiktoh stable: :. g. Silver, by Buiwafk-imip
lURF
Time, 80.
Good start Won easily by three lengths two
between second and third.
Washoe los. Coquette lO2, Adolante 1l8 and
Sam Harris 104 also ran, and finished in that
order.
Betting: 6 to Gasser, Venus, 8 Silver. to
Washoe. l5 Adolante 80 Coquette and 80 Sam
Harris.
Third race. six furlongs. selling; purse 5000.
b snrelhers gr g. braw 0 scot o5 O. by by imp Midlo-
Encino stables ch. C. Conde. T. BY Duke of Nor
folk May d. lis (Bozeman) ........... .......2 2
| Ocean View stables eh. M Lonuie b. o. by imp.
London -Luella, 1O6 IF. WinchelD .............3 3
Time. l:l313.
Good start Won easily by four lengths a head
| between second and third.
Rube Burrows lO6 Romar 1l6. Motto loe and
| TiIhe 99 also ran and finished in that order.
Betting: TO Braw Scot. each Condo and
Motto, 2 Lonnie B, z TO Romair, 7 Tillie S, Is
| Rube Burrows.
Fourth race. one mile. handicap. three-year.
| ods; purse $400.
1US (hiHeSJ.
| George Van Gorden's b. c.. Articus by Argyle.
Glenlock. 120 &c. Mlller) ler)................... 2
ElSton stables cb: g. DE Bracy. by st. Savior
Glen Ellen, III (Madson). on).................. 8
Time, l:4314.
Good start. Won easily by three lengths, head
between second and third
6ussie l09, Road Runner no, Carmel 90 Ra-
vine SO ana Artist no. also ran and finished in
| that order.
Betting: 10 Booze, to 2 each Articus and
Artist. 8 to De Bracy. 6 Carmel, Is Rayine, 20
Road Runner. 25 Gussie.
Fifth race. five furlongs. selling; purse $780,
A Bertrudias' b. &. Redlight, a., by Little Alp
-, lis, 800 (Bozeman) Observation-Disclosures. l
| N. A. Howards ch c. Banjo, g. by PereErine-Lady
Foster, l0l IL. Lloyd Observation-Disclosures. Q
| n. - HaIrs b. b. st. CrolX, 8. by King Daniels
by Bayswater, 112 "a. Covington) ........ 3
Time. :02
! Good start. Won handily by length, the same
distance between second aud third.
Rosie 95, LondonvllIe 1U2, Queen. Bee IO3
! Raphsels 81. Yangedne &c. White Stone lOl
| Prregal 106 also ran and finished in tina torder
| Betting: TO Red Light. 10 each banjo and
! Lonionyille, st. Croix, Rosie T, Queen Bee
to White Stone, Is Yangedine 20 Raphaeis al