The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-15
RUNNING RACES.
Three Favorites Assist
the Talent.
Annie Buckingham, Annie Moore
Hy Dy, MeIanie and Red Cloud
Were Yesterdays Winners.

anu Iu6 COlululOO Oh the IIdch tucIo aieo
comes al Improvement in the racing all
round and the quality of the horses en-
gagged.
Yesterday there were again series OF
big fields, ffty-one horses IN all taxing
part in the five events.
The talent Jared well, and the victories
of three favorites helped them somewhat,
especially as they were winners in the last
three events of the day. They certainly
received a big setback in the first race,
which saw Annie Buckingham, a Is to
shot, get home first under a drive with a
bit the best of the start, though with the
disadvantage of the inferior jockey.
Joe Cotton and Guard were equal IA
vorites, though not very heavily played at
to in the second race, but could do no
better than fourth and fifth.
j. II. Shields took the fourth and fifth
races with fly by and Melanie, the latter
made warm first choice and backed down
from fves to twOs on the strength of a
very fast trial that the railbrds had re-
ported around. ChevalIer, who rode
GladiOla, was thrown jus; before coming
to the far turn, and when his mount was
occupying fifth position and going fast.
The boy was not hurt. Felix Carr, who
had ridden two good seconds on Jennie
Deane and Artist, pilOted the winner in the
handicap.
There was tiresome delay of forty min
utes at the post in the fifth race, partly
owing to the bad antics of Req Cloud,
though Kidd on Wyanashott was to blame
on Two or three occasions for not break
Ing, and Gentry could not quite handle
ZampoSt to the best advantage. Though
having done enough work in the time
which he wasted TO have taken everything
out of himself and his rider, Red Cloud,
when he got goins. overhauled his field
almost In the first furlong and never left
the result In doubt, thus scoring his third
successive win fer his owner and rider,
who seems to be the only jockey who
knows how to make the proper use of him.
Two OF the morning papers have fallen
Into errors about Hangedene, who won the
maiden race Oil Tuesday. She belongs 10
Mrs. A. Z. Archer of ForeStville, SonoEa
County, by whom size vas raised. and is
simply being trained by Il. K. Baker, who
has charge Of E. Corrigan's stable. The
master of Hawthorne has 40 interest
whatever in the FLY.
The following are the summarizes:
WEDNESDAY, March 14-Weather fine; track
fast.
First race, about six furlongs, selling; purse
hawkins & Johnson's b. +. Annie Buckingham,
8, by Stuyvesant-Daylight, go, S3O0(E. jones'. l
Sir Modred- Eehota, Sc (F. Carr. ..........
a Williams CHI. m. Vandalight, a., by Venge-
ance-Grace Towers, 80 Isoml...."........
Time, :l4S4.
Good start. Won driving by length, two De-
tween second and third.
Regal 1O2, Esperance "a, Ivy IO3, Happy Band
IOs, The Lark SO, Cassim 100, Mount Carlos 112.
Joe Hooker Jr. 100. Sir Alfred 112 and Lady
1Wenn also ran. and finished in that order.
Betting: Is Annie Buckingham, 8 to 2 Jennie
Deane, each yandalight Esperance and The
LARK. b Regal, 80 each Mount Carlos and Joe
Hooker Jr., 40 Happy Band 80 each Ivy and Cas-
sim' IOO each Sir Alfred ana Lady Gwenn.
Second race five furIongs, selling: purse $500.
w. Brownies CHI m. Annie Moore, 5. by Regent
Norma. 100. 5000 &C. weber,. .....-............ l
H. ADraham's eh; G. Fred Parker, g. by Captain
jerks Fannie Summers. lO2 (Iurbiville) 49,. .
l. L. RamsdelIs b. Normandie. 3. by imp.
Time, l:021a.
Good start Won driving by length, the same
between second and third.
Joe Cotton III. Guard rs Jennie Lind lO2
Patsy o'Neil los and Bliss 81 also ran. and I'm
Betting: each Annie Moore and Normandie
FREQ Parker. to each Joe Cotton and Guard
20 Jennie Lind, 80 Patsy o'NeiI. 80 Bliss.
Third race, one mile, selling: purse $780,
y. al ID; Shields b. g; Hy by, 6. by Hyder Aii-Ad-
d. ): o'NeiiPS br. c.. Artist. 8, by imp. Darebin-
W. hirondslle. SO. e. Card
wade McLemore's b. b. Hotspur. a., by Joe Dan
iels-by Wild1dIe Ito a. Lloyd). .............3
Time 1 IA.
Good start Won driving by a head three
lengths between second and third.
seville S3. Giead 100. RUDE Burrows 1O6. Red
ROOT III, Mtnlfred IS, Folly 100. Remus 80,
Viceroy l03. Yictress SO. LodOwic 40 also ran,
and finished in that order.
DeltlnS . ny by, Artist, 70 each HotSpur
ana Nictress, 8 each Seville. Rube Burrows and
Iodowic. Red Root 10 Viceroy, IL Gilead Is
Winifred. rs Eictress. 80 Folly. so Remus.
Fourth race. about six furloLgs. handicap;
purse $400
J. h. Shields eh. m. Nelanie 6. by Powhat-
tah-Fashtonette. SO IF. Carr .................. l
Kentucky stables b. IN. Zen obia, 8, by imp III
Used-Fair Barbarian ITO Qsom). .....,,... Q
Pleasanton stables b. h. Romair, s. BY Argyle
imp. Rosetta, 1O6 (Sea maD).-..........,...... 8
Time, 1:l334.
Good start. Won easily by
head between second and third.
Peril l03, Tigress 90, Royal Flush no. Thorn
NIL 100, Comrade 100. Gladiola90. also ran, and
finished in that order.
Betting; Melanie, each Zenobia and Glad
lola, Romair, Peril, Thornhill, 10 each
Itgress and Royal Flush, so Comrade
Fifth race. one mile and a sixteenth. four hur-
dies; purse 1900
w. c. Bishops b. h. Red Cloud, s. by Red Iron
Maggie ID. 100, $500 (oWner).. .............. l
stead-J oslo @, 1875 Stamford. 2
w. l.. Appiebys ch. c. Wyanashott, A. by Ore
z gon-SuperDa. lao kidd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Time. 1872.
GOOD start. Won handily by Two lengths one
length between second and third. Forty minutes
delay at post
zampost ia Prince Idle 1872, Green Hook 1s7
Imp. Cascade 153 and Auteui 125 also ran ana
finished In that order
Betting: 20 Red Cloud. IL to Guadaloupe
50 each kyauashott. Green Hook and Cascade
10 PrlEce1dle. 60 Auteuil.
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