The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-01
RUNNING RACES.
The Talent Have Slightly
the Best of 1t.
Miss Ruth, Rear Guard, Remus,
Tigress and April Were VIM
ners of Yesterdays Races.

Small fields were the order of the afternoon
Yesterday, twenty-six horses Ia all starting in
the five races. but the sport was none the less
exciting.
The track was in good shape. but no fast time
was made.
Ii. ID. Brown had no difficulty dispatching
every field TO an excellent start, and we'll de-
served the praise of his friends and admirers.
The fret three races all resulted in good driv-
Ing finishes Combs, on Normandie, ought GER
talnly 10 have won the second race, but he at
tempted TO make graud-stand finish after
making all the running by from TWO TO four
lengths, and allowed Rear Guard TO get too
near him before he went for his whip, only TO
De Outfldden by HenneSSy, as might have been
expected.
Remus and Tigress justified the confidence of
their friends by taking the third and fourth
races. put Polaskt, who quit like dog in the
last nifty yards III the fifth event, dumped his
packers very badly.
The following are the summaries:
THURSDAY, May 81, 1S94.-Weather fine; track
First race, four and a half fuIlongs selling, two
year-old purse $40.
H. A. Goehring's b. +. Miss Ruth by sobrante-
Ruth 100, 800 (Seaman) ......................
Eikton stables b. G. silver, by BulworUh-imp,
SILVER Milne, 80 (E. Jones.
FL lrano stables Oh. c. III TiranO, by Tyrant-
May Dunbar, 102 Pnkney) Observation-Disclosures. 3
Time, :57.
1000 start. Won driving by head, length be-
tween second and third.
Chiquito lo2 and Miss Buckley los also ran and
hnlshed In that order.
., Betting: Z to Miss Ruth, Silver, to Ell
AHaho' Miss Buckley, 30 Chiquoto.
Second race, six furIongs selling; three-year-
olds and upward Purse, $500.
George Roses b. C. Rear Guard, 4, by Post
Ouard-Alfonie Carter, I09 $500 (Hennessy) I
Ira kamsdelrs b. = Normandie, 3, by imp. Kyrie
Daiy Extract, 100 Com s) ...............-.... =
u M MllleES br. g. Gordius, ). by Argyle-Gerhar
80, Time, i:i5Ii' '''''' .
Good start Won driving by a head three
lengths between second and third.
ssLonnie III also ran.
Betting: to Rear Guard, Norman die 8
1oIdlus y to 10 Lonn1e b.
Third race, six and a half furionrs, handIcap:
three-year-olds; purse S225.
klmwood stock farms Blk c. Remus by imD
Brutus- Leda log Oh. Smith) .................,. l
Garden City stables b. +. Warrago, g. by War
WicA-F eodollna 81 (E Jones) .................. 2
Miller u Leavitts b, c. ROmuus, g. by imp.
tus-beauty, IL (Ames) Observation-Disclosures. 5
Time, ! pa
Good start Won driving by three lengths \
length between second aud third
RomuluS.
Fourth oF race seven furlOnss selling, all ages;
Del Monte stables b. m. Tigress 4, by Prince OF
NorioIk-hatie A, 1OI, 500 (CombsJ ,,...... l
Mariner TriXy, 81 (Clsary) ... 80 Q
E Sachs, b. I. lille S s. by Major Ban Stella
>0"NO' Time :,q:;
GOOD start. Won easily by three lengths, the
same distance between second and third.
Gladiator 100. Boboltuk SO, Dr. Ross ll3 and
Cherokee 81 also ran, and finished in that order.
Betting: l Ttgress, II each De la Guerra and
cherokee, Illhe :, . to Gladiator, b Dr. Ross,
Ia BObolink. '
Sl75. F''
NJ = D0dd's CHI. z. April, a., by McCreary- Rosa,
Owens Iros B. e. Poiaski ), by capt. AIGoid
cup, SO q. jones'. ......,,.,....... .
T. SieDenthaer's ch. +. Seaside, by imp. Mariner
Marin, 1O1 peters, .......... ...,... 3
Time, l:l41R.
Good start. Won haudiiy by length, five lengths
between secOnd and third.
Santa Fe l06 Louise lO4. May Pritchard 95
and Red Wing 80, also ran ana finished in that
order.
Betting: 3 April, ! Polaski, 8 each Seaside and
Red Wing, Santa Fe, II Louise, 80 May Prit-
chard