The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-30
RUNNING RACES.
Opening Day of the New
Association.
ROmulus, Red Rose, Monterey, De
La Guerra and North Were Yes
terday's Winners.

The new local racing organization known as
the Breeders and Horsemen's Association held
the 1rst day OF their summer meeting yester-
day at Bay District track. the use of which had
been generously donated to them by President
T. Il. Williams OF the California Jockey Club.
There was a good attendance and the book
makers, eight in number, including two field
books, did fair business in spite OF The cinch
character of their quotations.
WILDER L. Smith, the president OF the assO-
citation, was the presiding judge, and with him
were associated Alb Stemler and Ralph TOzier.
Ii. d. Brown acted as starter and did good work
with the flag, though he was little too particU-
lar on TWO occasions, or would have improved
upon that,
There were no very close finishes, and the
fields, except in the fourth race. were small.
The talent had the worst Of the argument,
Red Rose and Monterey being the only two
fayOrlIes VINO won for them.
The following are the summaries:
TUESDAY, May 29. Weather fine, track fair.
First race, SIX furlongs, Inaugural haudicap, all
Miller & Leavitt's b. c. Romulus 3, by imp.
Bruins Beauty, ll2 (Sullivan) ......--- -.-..---
Ira RamsdelIs b. +. NormaDdIe, ), by imp. Kyrle
Daiy-E1Jract, 1Oo V.0mOS) -; -. Z
owen Bros b. g. Gold Dust, 4, by Ora-Go!d cup,
80 I0uddy Tin Time :i6Ia. .
Good start. Won easily by two lengths, fifteen
between second and third.
Nutwoud 80 also ran.
Betting: s to Romulus, ) to Normandie, 20
Cold Dust, NutWood.
Second race, five and half furlongs, selling;
Seymour stables CHI. m. Red Rose. 5. by Red
iron-Gertle ?, lO4, S2U0 (Peters) -. .......
:. GilmOres b. 2. Prince, a, IO2 (stempson). &c.
Owens Bros ch. f. Flush Ban, 3, by Major Ban
Miss Flush, 81 (E-J oues)
Time, 1872.
Good start. Won driving by half length, two
Lengths between second anu third.
True BrIton l02 and Ned Foster l02 also ran,
and finished in that order.
p 70 oh prTra 700
and lush Fan, 10 2 True Brlton, 3 n cd Foster.
Third race, I'VE furlongs, handicap two-year-
olds; purse $500.
Elkton stables ch. c. Monterey, by HidaIgo-Glen
P. sie6eathsIers Oh. &. Sea spray, by imp.
Mariner Maranett, l6 Sullivan )..............
Z. u. Ledgett's ch. c. Niagara, by Jim Brown
lime, :O3le.
Good start. Won easily by two lengths the
same distance between second and third.
Falstaf IS and Hanford 40 also ran, and fin
ished In that order.
Betting: to Monterey, to Sea Spray,
Niagara, 8 HanfOrd, so Faistaf.
Fourth race seven furlongs. selling, three-year-
olds and upward; purse 5000.
L. j. McDermitts Oh. z. De la Guerra, 5, by imp.
Mariuer-1rixy, 81, $500 tClesry) ...............l
s. h. Kings bT. Z. Mendocino, 4, by lronsIdes-by
Norfan SO (RuSsel) 2
H. Eniot's b. g. Regal a, by kegent-Bessie Doug
lass 80 fCoady) rim.
Good start. Won easily by length four be-
tween second and third.
RyIand lO7, sam Brown 80, Viceroy IS, Long
dor ST, Clacquer 1872 and lhkerman lO9 also ran
and finished in that order.
Betting: De a Guerra, Mendocino, 8 Regal,
to Clacquer Long d'Or, InkeTman, 10 each
ViceToy and Sam Brown.
Fifth race five and a half furlongs, selling, all
ages; purse 500.
(. Davenport's ch. g. North, s, by Prince Of Nor
tok-by Leinster. SO, $500 (Pinkney) .........., !
ElktOn stables b. z. Silver 2, by Bulwark-imp.
Silver Nine rs Il. JonesJ. .............-....-.. Q
j. w. Morris blk. N. Kathleen -, by Little Alp
-, 102 (Turbiville). ...................... 3
Time. :l012.
Good start. Won easily by length, the same
distance between second ana third.
Guard l02, Lodi ga, Hal Fisher Il and Vulcan
80 also ran, and finished In tha order.
Betting: 3 North, to 10 Silver, 9 Kathleen 6
Hal Fisher, ID TO Guard, 10 each Vulcan and
Lodi