The morning call., 1894-06-09
RUNNING RACES.
Three FaVOrites Finish in
Front.
ZamIoch, Charlie Quick, Trix, Men
doCino and Durango Were Yes
terday's Winners.

There were six races on yesterdays pro-
Gramme, but owing 10 Withdrawals the
fourth. seven-furlong handicap. was de-
clared off.
Three big fields gave the starter some
trouble, and in the first and fourth races
the standing start was not seen to ad-
vantage.
good-lookingl;son of imp. Friar Tuck
and Twilight won the first race in hand
some style and looks to have the making
Of a useful race horse.
Dick Ledgetts bay colt Charlie Quick
turned the tables on Kitty L in the five
furlong race for two-year- Odds, and Trix
won the third race for his new owner, c.
Fl. Durkee, for which he started a warm
favOrite.
The last two events were won by COM
pa rative long shots, Merdocino, well rid.
den by Burlingame, taking the fourth and
Durango just securing the last event by a
nose from the favorite. Lodi. whose owner
tried to stir up a feeling against the judges
verdict, for which he should be severely
disciplined.
There was not the slightest doubt as 10
which horse won In the minds of the first
and second judges in the stand, and of
those who, placed in direct line, were in
position 10 decide impartially.
Today sees the close Of the two weeks
meeting of the Breeders and Horsemen's
Association, and a capital programme has
been prepared consisting of seven events
The following are the summaries:
FRIDAY. June 8, 1S94.-Weather fine. Track
good.
First race five furlongs, maidens, all ages;
purse $500.
P. +. Smiths b. C. zamlOch, 8, by imp Friar
Tuck-1 Wright, Ill (SuIlivan) ...r...........
X. LeQo0tJiS n. NIAGARA hy m
Evalita, SO tKinne). .......... ..,,..... - 2
carmCna stables br. {. Ghiqnito 2, by Quito, 80.
= Time, :osi. -
Bad start. Won easily by length, half length
between second and third
Tornado lOl, War Queen LOG, Ivy 1922 Bliss SO,
Red Wing 80, May Pritchard 80, Captain Coster
Sc, Memoir SO apd Ada r lit also ran, and fin
tshed in that order.
Betting; 3 to 2 Zamloch. each Niagara and
Captain Coster, Chiquito, Red Wing, II Tor
nado, Is each Ivy and Bliss, 20 War Queen. 40
each Memoir and Ada R, 100 May Pritchard
Second race. five furlongs. selling, two-year-
olds; purse 5000.
Thomas Boyle's b. C. Charlie Quick, by Prince OF
R D. Ledgetts ch. f. Kitty L, by Major Ban
Scot loa SrpTbiyii1e 9dv Ian: ~ INN Mai
Time 1:0312.
Good start Won easily by length and half
half a length between second and third.
Arno 102 and FL Tirano l02 also ran, and fin.
Betting each Kitty L and Charlie Quick, to
2 Lady Jsne. 10 FL Tirano, 10 Arno
Third race, six furlongs, selling; purse 5000
C. Ii. Durkee's b. g. Trix, 3, by Freeman-Annie
E. O. Laehs b. T. Title S, ), by Major Ban-Stelia
s. 80 (hlnnel ........: -................. 2
Z. Davenporrs ch. g. North, 5. by Prince Of Nor
foIk-by Leinster, 81 (Burns). ...........s.-- 2
Time 1:1515.
Good start. Won handily BY a length the Same
distance between second and third
Banjo 81. Jennie Deane 102, Alexis lOI and
Bobollnk 1Ol also ran. and finished in that order
Betting: 3 TO rix, each Tilie 5 and North
Jennie Deane, Banjo, IL Bobolink 20 Alexis.
Fourth race, i've and half furlongs, SELLING
three-y ear olds ana upward purse 5000
D. a. Kings br g. Mendocino, 4, by Ironsides-
. Nortolk, iO3, 5000 (BurIings ........
,. Glimore's b. & Prince. 10l (McAuliffe) .
io D D V en- g. April, a. by McCreary- Rosa
Time. lao.
+, bao start Won handily by two lengths head
between second aud third ' Ae"u
wa ioa Glenn 1O3, Promise l02, Patsy O'Neu 10
'40eis! AV0' boule 1O4. Green Hook SO. Queen