The morning call., 1894-06-03
RUNNING RACES.
Four FaVOriteS Won Out
of Six.
TiIiie s, MeIanie, Charlie Quick, Fir.
tilla, Nellie Van and AuteuiI
Yesterdays Winners.

The fifth day of the Breeders and
Horsemen'S Associations summer meet
ing at The Bay District track yesterday
did not draw a very big crowd, probably
owing to the counter attraction downtown
Of The Republican primaries, though a fair
programme Of six events had been pro-
vided.
Four out of the six races were well con-
tested. that is as regards close finishes, but
the exhibition OF jecktyship, taken as a
whole, throughout the afternoon was of
lamentable description. 1t seems AS if the
lessons that should have been learned by
the younger generation Of riders here on
the coast during tie hundred and fifty odd
days of racing that have passed have been
entirely neglected.
The event of the afternoon was the six
furlong handicap, which had been so we'll
adjusted as to bring the four starters not
length and a half apart. The winner
turned up in Melanie. whom her owner had
not backed fer dollar, thinking that the
class of going yesterday would not suit
her, owing to the conformation of her
hoofs, which are of the wide and flat
order. Mr.. Shields mare was driving. but
certainly not driven out. Madison, who
was on Romair lost his whip at the head
of the stretch. circumstance which caused
some unkind things to be said of the geBu-
ineness OF his endeavor to win, and it must
be said that be did not finish with that
yignr and energy for which he is noted.
The reversal of form in Silver's case was
made the subject OF much comment, and
undoubtedly merited some Investigation Mt
the stewards hands. He was entered in
the Elkton stables name, but belongs, tits
understood. TO little Eide Jones. who rode
him. 1t may be that his new youthful
owner has not yet learned the use of the
needle. Certain il is that the geldiDg ran
like very dead horse.
The following are the summarizes:
SATURDAY. June ?, lS94-weather fine. Track
fair.
First race. five and half furlongs, selling.
thre y ear ODDS and upward: purse Sl75
L. G. sachs b. (. Title :. 3, 10y Major Ban-Stelta
A. Knights Gu M austcsa, s. by Bachelor
III (Hadison) ................. .......,.
NJ; A, dunst,s b; Mowea. 3, BY imp. Cneviot-
LUrine. 100 (Combs).. Observation-Disclosures.
Time, :l01a.
Good start. Won easily bv two lengths half
length between second and third.
Warrago 50, Guard 10, Peregal ITO, Banjo lOS
Durango 81 and Say Brook loo also ran, aud fin,
ished in that order.
Betting: to 5 TiIIie S. 7 each Mustesa. Mowea
and Banjo, Warrago, TO 2 Gu ard, 10 Peregai.
% Durango, 80 Say Brook.
man Bandicap, all ages; purse $500.
}. II. shields Oh. m. Melanie, d. by Powhattan-
FashlOsette, 105 (Com Observation-Disclosures
Pleasanton stables b. n. Romair, 5, by Argyle
imp Rosetta ll$ (MadisOnl.: ....:.,........... 2
California stables CHI f. Model. z. by imp. Sir
Medrod-Gypsy, 80 (E. Jones)-..................
Time. l:l6Aa.
Good start Won driving by a leneth n head
between second and third
Roy al Flush lib also ran.
Betting: Melanie. Romalr, to 8 Model, 5
TO 2 Royal flush.
Third race. five turlongs. selling. two-year-olds;
TnomIs BoyIe's b. {. Charlie quick by Prince OF
Norfolk Ida, 1O3, $500 tTurblvilIr) ...
ID. Leggett's eli. f. Kitty L, by Major Bau-
I'll ! irano stables Oh. c. 81 Iirano, by Tyrant
May Dunbar, lO3 (Cleary).... .............,..
Time. :O5
Good start Won driving by half length four
lengths between second and third
silver "a and Coquette lOU also ran and fin
isheG in that order.
betting: TO Charlie Quick. Kitty l., FL
Tirano, TO Silver, Coquette.
Fourth race. Eve furlonGs: purse sl75.
o. Appeby's b. f. FliItiia, >, 10y Peel-Faustina,
P. ). lanes b; 6. Alto Milo, 4. by Aita-Smiiiax.
Ana nae erson Winter: CHI g Roanoke a. by aam
boldt -, lOl (Anderson) ..u............... 8
Time, Dab
Good start won driving by length five Iencths
between second ana third
Tornado lO1, Jack the Ripper 1O3 and Mary
Foster flly also ran. aud finished in that order.
Betting: 8 10 tlitrilIa, Alto Milo, Tornado
20 JACK the Ripper, l5 each Roanoke and Mary
Foster flly
Filth rare. five fur,ongs: purse S175
J. Il. Ross b. IN. Nellie Van, 5, by Vanderbilt
Victoria, 80 (McAuliffe) ...............,....l
r. d. LedEett's oh. C; Niagara, 2. by Jim Brown
owen ea Ercs B. & FOlasii 5, by Captain xieoid
Cup, 9S &c. Jones ................. z
Time ] :04.
Good start. Won DIR wing by a length two
Iensths between second and third
ChiQuito &c. Lady II 90 and HOLSTER Dennis
1Ol also ran. and flushed in that order.
Betting: 2 each Nellie Van and PoaskI 2 to <
Niagara. d ChiQuito, 20 Lady Il, so HOLSTER pen
MS.
sixth day, one mile. selling; purse 1925
CarmOna stables b. g Autcuii, 4, by John
happy-Jo ss, 100. $500 (Peters) ............... /
i. j. Mcllernntt's ch. G. @ la Guerra, 3, by INN
Mariner Trixy. 95 Chimney. .-............ .
C. V. Tupper's br. 2. Mendoeino, 4, by IroEsfdes-
by Narfall, IS (Russe) .................,.. 3
Time. al.
Good start. Won in Il galinp by six LENGTHS one
length betw cen second ana third.
Regal 90, EspeTance 80 and Green Hook 90 also
ran. and finished in that order.
Betting: l Auteuil. De ia Guerra. q each Men
docino and Esperance, 10 Green Hook, 10
Regal.