The morning call., 1894-03-11
RUNNING RACES.
Three Hot FaVOriteS Are
Overthrow.
BAD DAY FOR THE TALENT.
Bishops Good Handling of His
Horse Red Cloud.
SAD DAY FOR THE TALENT.
c. WEBER RIDES TWO WINNERS.
Winifred, Sea Spray, Royal Flush,
Red Cloud and Condo Carry
Off Yesterdays Purses.

The week ended In most disastrous
| fashion for the talent, three very hot fav-
ortes being bowled over In most decisive
| style-a II to 1 proposition, viz: Royal
Flush. getting home first in the handicap,
| the other two winning nOn-favOrites being
at fves and skies respectively. The other
two races went to first choices, but they
did not carry anything like the money that
the defeated candidates were entrusted
with.
The weather was beautifully fine and
the betting ring and stands were crowded.
| A new band under the direction of Won
der Mehden has been giving some capital
selections of music during the week. and
showing the excellent quality of local
musicians.
| The races. despite a delay of twenty
minutes, ordered for a new book owing to
Floodmore's withdrawal in the steeple-
chase, were over by 440 P. NJ, result
highly satisfactory TO habitual racegoers.
| The first upset for the talent came in
| the second race, in which COrrigan's Lii
| lian G, formerly the Unit filly, starting at
| to 4, was very easily disposed of by Phil
| Siebenthaler's gelding Sea Spray, and had
hard struggle to get the place from Mon
| erey.
Then StrombOli, heavily backed at to
8 and to 8 at the close, ran nowhere in
the handicap, in which race, by the way,
probably the worst general exhibition of
| jockeyshlp that has been seen during the
present racing season was given by all the
riders with the exception OF Sloane. who
pilOted the winner TO victory and who
gave a good sample of his ability in the
pigskin. The others. especially Johnny
and Charlie Weber. Turbiyi:le and Sea-
man, showed most lamentable lack OF
that very necessary quality, Judgment
and the d scriminatinn to pick their going
when making an effort to overhaul ana
pass those in front of them.
Bishops handling In the steeple chase of
his recent purchase Red Cloud, whom
jockey after jockey has tried and failed to
manage, is further proof, If such were
needed, of his capability as an all-r0und
hOrseman.
The last race was disastrous close to
disastrous week for hackers, Ragner at 9
to 10 going down before Condo, on whom
Charlie Weber retrieved his reputation by
riding rafting finish and beating Irving
out head. ClacQuer was Tapped on the
favorite, and so the Appleby brothers
were again, as they have so often been.
first and third. The following are the
summaries:
SATURDAY, March 10. 1ss4-weather fine;
track fair
$500.
Reading stables b. +. winitred. 3. by Algerine-
4 A Williams Oh. m VandAlight, q, by Vengeance
Grace towers; "a lsom) .:.............
las 1O2 (Peters(
| Good start. Won handily by two lengths three
! between second and third
PeregaI LOG. Esperance lO2. Morton 49, Happy
| Band 81. Currency 200. Haymarket IO4, and Lady
| Gwinn l06 also ran, and finished in that order.
Betting: TO Winifred IL each Vandalight,
| Morton and Haymarket. 8 each Regal. Peregal,
/ Happy Band and Currency, Esperanee. 40 Lady
| Gwinn.
Second race, half mile. two-Year-olds; purse
$500.
P. siebenthaler's ch g. Sea Spray, by imp.
| Mariner Maranett, 11S Qrying).. .........
E. Corrigan's blk. f. Lillian e., by HidalgoU nit.
J. B. Ghase,s en-. G. Monterey, by Hidalgo-GIen
! Ellen, 118 (Madison). .........................3
Good start. Won handiiy BY three lengths.
head between second and third.
Cecil 5 III and Australia Ito also ran, and
| flushed in tnat order.
Monterey. II Cecil S. so Australia.
Third race. one mile and furlong. handicap;
owen Bros eh. h. Royal Flush, 5, by Three
Cheers Rosette, 102 (Sloane) ................. 1
oakland stables b. g. OAKLAND, 4, by John A
Peasanton sSI b. e. BLIZZARD 4 by imp
Trade WindTrampo, 1O9 (Seaman). .......... 3
| Good start. Won easily by three lengths. head
Centena s6, Peril 100. Hotspur s5. stromboIi
~ and by by 80 also ran, and finished in that
Betting; u each Royal Flush and Hosspur: 4
Oaklanu, bllzLaruI o 10 StromDoll, Centeli&
| 10 Peril, Is by by.
Time, 1884
Fourth race steeplechase, short course, hsndi-
| cap; purse $500.
| w. q. Bishops b. h. Red Cloud. 5, by Red Iron
Maggie d. 1856 CIV. &. Bishop. !
Kentucky stables b. G. Templemore. d. by Tom
Ochiltree-May Thompson. 126 (Stanford).....
| ElktOD stables b. b. ZampOSt, 8. by Post Guard
Zamora, l35 (AmbrOse) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8
| Time, S:25.
Good start Won in a gaOp by fifteen lengths
ten between second and third.
Cascade 129 and Wild oats 142 also ran, and flu
ished in that order.
Betting; to 2 Red Cloud. 4 each Templemore
and Zampost. Wild oats, Cascade.
Fifth race, about six furIongs selling purse
$309
Encino stables CHI. c. Condo, 4. by Duke of Nor
folk May ID, 100, 5000 &C. Neber) ............. 1
Etna stables b. m. Ragner 5, by Volturno-Lucy
Llsle, ITO (Irviug)
E. j. Appleby's CHI. c. Clacquer 4, by Three
Cheers belle of the Lake. 103 (Turbiville)....
Time, l :03.
Good start Won driving by head half length
between second and third.
LOnnie b l04, Zaragoza 103, Carmel 60 DR..
Ross 1906 Silver Plate 81 Red Root 106 and Hills
dale Chief Ito also ran. and finished In that order.
Betting: Condo, 8 to 10 Ragner. go Clacq uer.
to Lonnie b. 10 Zaragoza, 20 each Red Root
and Dr. Ross, 20 each Silver Plate and Carmel,
100 Hilsdae Chief.