The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-29
MONROVIA LIKED THE sLUsH
Motor Beat the Hot Favorite.
Jack RiCheIieu.
JUMPERS DIDN'T LIKE THE MUD.
Florence Dickey Fooled the Knowing
Ones in the Last Race by Downing
the Two FaVorites.

Monrovis, Motor andt mud made q COM
biuation that was hard to beat at the
track yesterday. AL Legs two entries
seeming to delight in racing through the
slusby going. The first named defeated
good field in the opening race, including
that good mud horse Dock stadter, and
Motor took Jack Richelieu into camp In
the third race, though Richelieu was sup
posed to be invincible.
in the mud.
The hoodoo still seems to hang over the
erratic Morven. Starting in the steeple-
chase with lot of "mackerels," he fell at
the second jump while running in front.
To see Florence Dckey galloping in
three lengths in front of the to favor
lie Oakland, and the well-played Blue
Banner in the last race, was sad blow TO
the talent, who had overlooked her en-
trely.
Dockstader went to the post favorite for
the first race, a short six-furlOng sprint,
for non-winners at The meeting. RealiZa-
ton was second choice at TO 2, but the
good thing turned on: to be MonrOvia, who
was backed down from to 1 TO II to 8.
and won very handily. Long odds we're
laid against Silver State, Victory. Belfast,
King Sam, Cherokee, Silver. Sallie Cal
vert, Lawyer and johnny Payne, the other
starters.
When the flag fell Dockstadter showed
in front, followed by King Tom and Real
iZation. At the half Realization had taken
the lead, Monrovia at his saddle giIths
and little SalIie Calvert In third place.
Rounding the lar turn RealiZa ton, Mon
rovia and DockStadter pulled out far
ahead of the others, and the three INDUCED
in drive to the wire. At the draw gate
Realization had enough, and MonrOvia
disposed of DockStadter handily by q
length. lime, 1:1675.
Foremost got out of the maiden class
IN the second race, five and a alf fur
long dash, opening at even money, quickly
played lower to 3 to o. the stable consider
ing him cinch, and such he proved to be.
The field was a cheap lot, comprising
San Lucas, My Sweetheart, Barcaldine,
WaShoe, Wag. Miss Willoughby and Chi
quito.
on third. at the fall of the flag. Fore
most soon went TO the front and headed
the procession TO the wire, winning pulled
up by three lengths. My Sweetheart came
with a rush at the finish, getting the place
from ChIQuiiO by half length. Time, IA.
Al Legg pulled down another purse In
the third race, his horse Motor, 3 to l
shot, defeating the to 10 favorite Jack
Richelieu. Pasha and Grandee were con-
sldered TO have chance, but the former
stumbled on the stretch, running whatever
Gussie and the Experiment colt also
started, but cut no figure in the race.
Jack Rlchelieu's colors flashed in front at
The start, but Grandee almost immed lately
sailed into the lead and cut out the running
down the backstretch. but at the half be
was passed by Motor, the favorite running
third. Round the far turn Jack Richelieu,
Pasha and Motor had drawn away from
the others and were running we'll punched.
Into the stretch Richelieu was first, closely
followed by Motor and Pasha, the latter
stumbling soon after and losing several
lengths, leaving the issue between Motor
and the favorIte. At the drawgate Carr
saw he had struck hard game and went to
the bat, but Motor, hand-ridden only, won
rather handily by half length, Pasha
third, six lengths away. Time, is.
A steeplechase for madenS, with q
couple of tum bles, came next, and resulted
in a victory for the favOrite, Haymarket,
we'll ridden by Stanford. The cratic
MOrven. who runs on the fiat one day and
is put over the jump the next, was second
choice, and llvened matters up by dump
Ing his rider at the second jump, but con-
Jinued running with the others, taking all
the Jumps and finished first A strong tip
was out on April, who, while running in
front, looking Ike winner, fell after
alighting over the fifth Jump. North, Nip
per and Mutineer were also starters.
April, followed by North and MorveD,
lea over the first jump when North took
the lead and headed the field over the sec
ond and third jumps. The riderless Nor
ven was first over the water jump fol-
lowed by April and North, the latter
taking it 10 very bunElng fashion.
April, followed by Haymarket and North,
was the order over the fifth Jump, the
former tumbllng just alter striking on the
other side.
Stanford on Haymarket now tried TO
part company with North, but the latter
hung on gamelY until a sixteenth from the
wire, where he had enough and Haymarket
caniered in i've lengths ahead. Mutiueer
finished a poor third. The time was far
from the record, 3:4415.
II was noticeable That after the last race
the lines back Of the bookmakers' boxes
were not very lengthy, aud Florence
Dickey evidently slipped IN unbacked Oy
the talent or from players with 8 TO !
against her.
Oakland was considered a mortal. u
while the Eastern contingent stood by old
Blue Banner Flirtilla and Garcia were
well backed to get the place. Two Cheers,
MowltZa and Bobolink also started at cheap
prices.
When the flag fell Chevaler on Two
Cheers cut out the running for an eighth.
when the lightweight Florence Dickey.
ridden by 81 McClaine, look the lead and
there was nothing in it afterward, as she
seemed 10 delight in the slippery going
ana won by three lengths. Oakland, who
seems unable to run until he strikes the
stretch, came like a rocket aud took the
place from Blue Banner. VINO made a
splendid race for horse that has mol
started ior so long period The distance
mile ana seventy yards, was run in / az
SUMMARY.
SAN FRASCIsco. Nov IS, 1894
Ok FIRST RACE-AoOut six furlongs selling
Loo. non winners; purse $500
Ind. Horse weight, jockey. st 10 Str Fin
126 Mourovia. 104 (HinrichsJ. 5 So 81 ~
100 Dockstadter, lU2 wv.
hl4 NM. az 81 %
ll5 RealizatIon.105tC, weber) 4 In II TX
46 Lawyer lOl N Hi)...-- 81 81 IL
126 Silver. 10 q. jones' 10 81 6lh *
lib Silver State ia (Seaman). . III IS 81
10 Victory. st q. SutliVau).. 8 IS IS X
40 Sallie Calvert "a B.Isom) 2 III 90 sS
Il9 Beliast,l0S( A. CoYingtOn)11 III 81 "a
- King sam, l0l F. carr. 1903 ION Ion
50 Cherokee. SO (CheValierJ. IL - III llg
13a johnny Payne, 1922 Shaw). 81 II ~
Good start. Won handily. Time. 1917 Win
neT. bay mare. by StrathmOre.Leap EIng.