The morning call., 1894-03-21
RUNNING RACES.
Match Race an Easy Win
for LOttie D.
Model, Chemuck, Hotspur, Dolly
McCone and Border Lassie Were
First Past the Post Yesterday.

a long and interesting programme Of SIX
races. including match rae for SlOOO
side, was decided yesterday in excellent
style, and that in spite of big fields, which
averaged over ten horses each.
The weather was bright and fine but
cold, and the track fast. though nothing
like the time that was looked for was made
in the match race
But in that Lottie d had the easiest
Kind of task as al careful form students
saw. The match grew out of the five-fur-
long race last Friday, which Lotue D won.
and In which Princess also took part and
flushed nowhere Mr.. MacdOn ough, who
leases from Senator Fair the running
qualities OF Princess. openly expressed him.
self dissatisfied with Irving's riding of the
fiily, and his belief. based on a private trial
that she should have beaten Stipe's erralic
and speedy black mare. The president OF
the California Jockey Club was ready to
disagree and back his opinion, and the
match was made; same weights, same dis
tance, $1,000 side.
Piggott rode the daughter of imp.
Cheylot Yesterday. who went to the post
with to quoted against her. She had
her nose momentarly in front, but was
never afteTWard in the hunt, although
Plggott was at the whip from the three
quarter pole TO the finish. The time wa
slow. lot of money being lost over :02
not being beaten.
The talent ana bookmakers broke about
even Oh the day. but Border Lassle's vie
tory Ia the last race was in the nature Of
an upset, though she carried big pile OF
place and show money. Her owner EVIL
IDENTIFY was not sweet on her chances of
victory, as lie went down the line on the
Eikton stables representative. who Was
backed very heavily just before post time.
Felix Carr rode tN winners and two
third horses.
L. Lloyd showed some good work in the
fourth race, bringing Hotspur home a
winner by length IN driving finish.
Following are the summaries:
TUESDAY. March 2O-Weather fine: track fast
FIRST race, half mile. maiden two-yeaT-olds,
California stables ch. f. Model by imp Sir
Modred-Gypsy, 10 tF; Carr ...................
Elkton stables b. Q. Silver, by Buwark-lmp
Silver Mine. l1O (Madlson) )......................
Lone stables b. c. Key Al onso by Prince of
Norfolk Haydee. ] 1s (W. Clancy .....,...... 8
Time :49s4.
Good start Won handily iv TWO lengths half a
length between second ana third
Dolly fly l0S, Gallant !13, Kai Moi ITO,
Niagara los Miss Buckley i ., Sea Breeze 10Y,
Australis IO7. captain Reese ll6. Nydia 10,
Twilight II 8, also ran, aud finished in that order
Betting; s TO Model, 5 silver II each Rev
Alfonso Gallant. Dolly L 1ily. z Australis. 8 Cap
tain Reese 80 each Kai Noi Miss Buck ey, 40
each Twilight. Niagara, so sea Breeze, go Nydia.
Second race, five furlongs. maidens; purse $500
Wilson q Co.'S b. h. Chemack. g. by John Happy
g. d. Miiler's b. g. sydney, i, by Sld-Nucua. l04
a. b Spreekeis .. f. chevy chase. 3, 6y imp
CheVlotJeanie Be lshaw, 81 (F. Carr. ..........
Time. OBJ.
Good start. Won easily by four lengths half
length between second and third.
v5;t 9riza6a @ 81; oo ,hula 92 kosale 81 Bliss 81.
range SO bank Note lO5. Bertis w gelding "a
also ran and hpisned IN that order
Betting: Chemuck, sidney, 9 Chevy Cha e.
Or'za6a, Chula. 10 eesc9 Resale Bliss. Du-
range, 20 White Cloud, 40 Bank Note, 100 each
Lily and Excuse Me.
Third race. five furIongs match. $1,000 aide
r. Stipe's blk IN. Lottie ID. o. by Little Alp Kittie
w 0'B Maedoaongn's b. T. Princess. l. by imp.
Cheviot-imp. Music. (Piggott} ,............... 2
Good start. Won rasiiy by three lengths
Betting: to Lottie d, to Princess
Fourth race. one mile. Sc ling: purse $500
Wade MeLrm"re's C h. Hotspur. a.. by Joe Dan
iels-by Hdidie. 10S S4J0 d. Lloyd)- ....
W. L. Stanfelds D. c. Ru0e Burrows, 4 by Teie-
machus-imp. Lonely, "a (TurbIviile). ......... :
y. SchreIber's ch. IN Lonnie B, 5, by imp Lon
don-Luella. lo3 lr. Carr).. ,................-. 3
Time, 4214.
Fair start. Won driving by length. two lengths
between second and third.
hed Root lO5. ClacQner lO4. Niceroy 10l, Hy
Dy los. Annie Buckingham lO1 DR.. Ross lO6
Jake Alien So Sheridan lI2
Betting: Hotspur, Is Rube Burrows. z TO 2
Lonnte b. 2 Hy by. Red Root. 6 Clacquer, 20
each Annie Buckingham. Dr. Ross and Sheridan
OU eACn NlC6IOy anu Jake ALeu
Fifth race. seven furlongs, selling: purse s4OO.
b. Schreiber's ch. m. holly McCone 5. by Joe
Hooker Lou Spencer l01. S6U0 IF Carr)
Plessanton stables ch. I. Bridal Ven. 4, by imp
Cheviot-N ellie Collier 80 (hinne). )..-........... 2
T. Corrigan's ch. m Alary, b, by Alsrm-N ovel.
105 &c. Weber, ........................... 3
Time, /: :29.
Coed start. Won cieverly by a length, three
lengths between second and thin d
Prince Henry l04, Revolver lot. Monowai lO3
and Gussie 104 also ran. and finished in that
order
Betting; Ito Dolly McCone. IL each Bridal
Veil and Revolver to Alary, 3 Prince Henry,
MonOwai 10 Gussie
Sixth race, about six furlongs. selling; three
year-olds: purse $500
A. B Spreckels' b. f. Border Lassfe. by imp.
Cheviot-Cosette 81, $500 tE. Jonesj -...
g Todhunter's b. C. Huntspan. by Prince of
NorfolkHaydee (Isom). Observation-Disclosures. 2
Elkton staUle's b. G. TriX, by Freeman-Anuie l.
5
Time, 1:l3I4
Good start. Won easily by four lengths three
between second and third.
Fly 81. Nangedone 81 Carmel 100 Semele 81
ana Morosa 80 also ran, and finished in that order
Betting: Border Lassie. IL each Huntsman
and MorOsa, 3 Trlx, Fly, Carmel. z to Semele,
10 Yangedene.