The morning call., 1894-05-24
RUNNING RACES.
A New Record for Short
Six FurIOngs.
Boule, Mustesa, Remus, Motto and
Midget Were the Winners of
Yesterdays Events.

That speedy mare, Motto, earned the
title TO another track record Yesterday by
making the short six furlongs in 1:12 fiat.
This makes two of the track records that
she holds, the seven furlongs being
credited to her in 1:27A. Some watches
made little bit slower than 1:12, but on
the other hand three very reliable and ex-
perienced checkers agreed with the official
timer. Some explanation for the fast time
may be found in the fact that the field
broke from the three-ouarter pole and
were well under way when passing the
post at the shorter distance.
Hanger Jones' speedy mare was made
a fairly strong first choice for the race in
question, owing to her good performance
Of the previous day. Chevalier used the
same tactics and rode her out and is en-
titled TO no little portion of the credit of
both her victories.
There was a delay of twenty-five min
utes in the first race, which eventually fell
to BOule, who was made strong tip Just
before they went to the post.
Mustesa in Burlingame's hands easily
won the second race, and at the nicely re-
munerative odds of II to l, but her owner,
VINO fancied her chances considerably aud
let his friends know. was not big win
ner. Burlingame rode with good judg-
seen in the saddle.
Chevalier piloted Remus to victory in
the mile selling race after bit of tussle
with Gladiator, the race from the start
lying between these two.
Contrary TO the usual way in which she
runs her races, Midget was held back in
third position until she struck the stretch
where she was let out, winning cleverly
by length from Bill Howard, who if he
had got off we'll might have made things
very interesting for her. if he had not
actually won.
Nick Hall. the owner of the second
horse. bid her up to $3.50, $500 above her
entered selling price, at which figure he
obtained her, the famous Splinter thus
standing him in about $500.
The folio wing are the summaries:
WEDNESDAY. May % - Weather fine; track
First race. about six furlonps. selling. three
year-olds and upward; purse $3.50
+. r. Hoppet'S b :. Bouie. 3. 10y BOulevard.Peri,
owen Bros b. g Polaski, 3, by Captain Al-Goid
E. r. A gI che e. Morton a. by Iea;ier
Lily Ii, 1Ol (McAuliie) ............... 3
Time. l:l4.
Good start for all but Alto Milo, who was left at
the post Won handIIy by two lengths a length
between second ard third.
Bronco 1l2, Seaside 95. Lady X 100. Ledalia
Alto Milo lOS also ran. and finished in that order
Betting: each Bouie and Seaside, to : Po-
.
Bronco and Wansgo so Lady E, 100 each Hollis
ter Dennis and Memoir.
Second race, FIVE furiongs selling three-year
olds and upward; purse $3.50.
c. II. Tupper's ch. IN. Mustesa 6, by Bachelor,
1914 $3.50 (Burlingame). ..............
w Browns ch. m. Annie Moore. 3, by Regent
orms, 1O2 (McAuliffel. .....................2
o. Appleby's CHI. g. Durango, 8 by Buke of Nor
folk-Msy ID. 80 (E. Jones' .....................3
Time. l:0214.
GOOD start. Won easily by two lengths, the
Jennie Deane 81, George Ill, Chula 81
Charger lO4 and Imp. Calphurnus tO4 also ran,
Betting: u Mustess, Annie Moore Is Du-
range, Jennie Deane, Chula, 10 George L. 20
Charger, 40 Calphurnus.
Third race, one mile selling; purse $500.
Elmwood STOCK FARMS blk. C Remus, 3. by Imp.
Brutus-Leda, 81. $500 tChe valier) .,.
Burns d Warehouses b. g. Gladiator, a., by
Grinstead-Athoa, SO (Burns) ...........-2
Del Monte stables b ~. Tigress, 4, by Prince
of Norfolk-Katie A, 9S &E. Jones)..... 49,.
Good start Won easily by two lengths. FIVE
between second and third.
Alexis 81. RyIand 95. Cherokee 79 and Nico
demus II also ran. and finished in that order
Betting: to Remus. Gladiator. to 2
Tigress, . Alexis, 20 Ryland and Cherokee, 100
Nicodemus
Fourth race. about SIX furlongs. handicap: purse
Ii. Jones' CHI m. Motto. s, by imp. Sir Modred-
Mottle, 102 (Chevalier) Observation-Disclosures
Elkton stables CHI g. De bracey, 3. by ST. Saviour
Glen kIlen. Ill (MsdiSOn) ................... 2
owens Bros ch. h. Royal Flush, 5, by Three
Cheers-Rosette, ll2 (Spence) ............ 3
Time, l:l2.
Good start Won ridden out by three lengths
one and half lengths between second and third
ROmair ll5 orth SO, Romulus 100 and Real
iZstion ITO also ran. and flushed in that order
Betting: To Motto. 3 each De Bracey and
Roman. Realization, 10 each Royal Flush and
Romuus, 10 North,
Fifth race five furlongs, selling, three-year- ODDS
and upward; purse $3.50.
R; stlpe's b. IN. Midget by Little Alp-Gypsy
Queen. los (Turblville) .......,..,,.. ........,
y. 5. Halls Oh. g. Bill Howard, 4, by Jack
Hardy Bessie DAVIS, 90 (Hennessy) - o
a B. Spreekes' b. {. Border Lassie, 3, byimp
CheviOt-Co sette 95 &c. Jones) ...............
Time, 1:01
Good start Won cevery by a length a length
and half between second and third.
Hal Fisher ll5. Fred Parker lO9, Kathleen lOs
Boston Boy 1l2, also ran, ana finished in that
order
Betting: 8 to Midget, s to Bill Howard. 2
Border Lassie. to 2 Boston Boy, 20 Kathleen
90 Fred Parker.
TO-Day's Entries.