The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-23
RUNNING IN THE MUD.
There Could Not Have Been a
Worse Day.
Dobbins Gave Weight to AureIian
and as a Result Received
a Beating.

NEW YORK. May pa more disagreeabe
day could not have been seen, for it was cold
aud wet at Or avesend and the track was a sea
OF mud. Starter Rowe was in one of his worst
conditions and could not get the horses of. In
the Seaside stakes eleven two-year Olds were
held in the rain forty minutes and then The
Con was practically left at the post. August
BelmontS imported colt Tancred was an easy
winner at long odds, while another long shot.
ST. Vincent. got the second place. In the Ca
Zee stakes Nahama had no trouble To win.
Only Three were left in the second race and
Bitten won as he pleased. He was heavily
backed. DObbns was made strong favorie
in tie last race, but he had 10 succumb 10 the
outridden Aurelian, as be was conceding TOO
much weight in the heavy going.
First race, I'VE fuTlOngs, Applause % 10 y
won. HeTkimer a TO 81 second, MOuOtony e to
y Jhud. Time, 1:0412.
One mile and furlOng. Bitten a TO 81 won,
Picuicker @ 10 y second, Count Is 10 81 third
Time. 1853.
FIVE furongs. Seaside stakes. selling, Tan
cred q TO y won, ST. Vincent az 10 u second
Chico & to j. tbird. Time, 1:0434.
Mile and a furloDg GaZelie stakes, Nahama
Is 10 81 won, jersey Bile 90 TO j. second
Baroness q to y third. Time, 2:o3.
SIX furloDgs, Hoey g TO . won. Maidstone e
10 - eec0nd. Old Dominion 90 10 Il third.
Time, l:17.
A,ile and a sixteenth, Aurelian Is to y won,
DoDbIns q TO 9 second, Sir Knight 6 to u
Jbfrd. Time, 1:o1.
sr- Louis, May 22.-To-day's racing at the
tar grounds proved more interesting than was
the case The past few days. The track was fast
and despite the threatening clouds the attend
ance was good and The speculation an improve
ment over that Of yes eTday, The favorites were
not IN three of the races, the biggest dump of
the day beng in the third event. when ImmlIda,
10 TO l shot, won easily, the faVOIite, RemOrse,
Seven furlongs. Fagin won. Fort Worth Sec
ond, Dillon Third. Time, :2954.
Five furlongs. Miss Alice won, Sir Dixon Jr.
Hpnn I iFH IfFaNn T-ng
Seven furlongs. Immiida won, b. f. Fly Jr.
second, Tip third. Time, 1889.
One mile, ChlSwick won, Sir Walter Raleigh
second, Chimes third. Time, / 1924.
Seven furlongs, Deceit won, Little DOrritt
second, Cass third. Time, 1904
One mile and sixteenth, WekOla won, Lady
Pulslter Sec0ud, First Chance third. Time, I :5I
LOUISVILLE, May 22.-Iheie were about
$500 peoIle al the Downs today and the track
was heavy and muddy. The weather was much
warmer, although there were showers up TO
2:3o O'Clock. when 1t cleared of and the sun
came out bright.
six and half furlones, Zophne won. Jim
Henry second, Imp. Florry Myers third. Time,
1929.
-Four and half furlongs, Glenone won. An
nete second, Jack Farrell third. Time l 100.
Clark stakes, for three-yeaT-Old colts and
FLIES, $500 added, $500 TO second, $500 TO
ThlId, one mile and a quarter. Chant q TO II
won. Pearl Song 90 to y second Buckrene Is
10 81 third. Time. 2:1912
SIX and half furlOngs, Volt won Cora Tay-
Tor second, Ross third. Time :2612.
Ihiee-fourlhs of mile. Glide won. Charlie
I second, Bannovallum Third. Time, %
HAWTHORNE, H.. May 22.-Three-fourtbs OF
mile BOuudbrOOk won, Idyle second, Gee
WhiZ third. Time, 1:25.
Three-fOurtbs Of mile, Nativity won, Zoo
lein second, Freddy L third. Time 1:23
Five furlOngs. Toby won. Wells Street Sec
oDd. Cyantba third. Time, 1:O91a.
one and an eighth miles Westcbester won
Sautaga second, Center Fire third. Time 2 :OS
Eleven sIxteenths OF a mile. tour hurdles
Panhandle won, One Fifty second, Gazette
third. Time 2:I61a.