The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-03
RUNNING RACES.
Bookmakers Had a Most
Disastrous Day.
TrentoIa, BelIicoso, lily by, De
Bracy and Midget Were the Win
ners of Yesterdays Races.

Four favorites and strongly played place
horse won yesterdays races, and sent the
bOokmakers home decidedly light in
pocket and heavy in heart.
To-day was blight and fine and the track
much faster than on Tuesday.
Imported Trentola left the ranks of nom
winners by the aid of Madison's vigorous
riding ia the first race, just beating Sea-
side head.
Naglee Burke's slashing colt Bellicoso
had no difficulty in winning the half-mile
for -year-olds, for which he started a
very hot favorite.
The mile selling was a perfect Justifiea-
ton of form in Hy Dy's victory, though
had Trix been ridden with more judgment
and power the Ell1tOn stables representa-
tive should have been there or there
abouts.
Motto took his field along at rare clip
in the fourth race. full thEee-QuarterS,
running the frSt-quarter in 1854, three
eighths in :3513 and half in AS, and she
should have won had ChevalieT been quite
prepared for Madison's tremendous rush.
The way the latter brought De Bracy
through next the fence from rear position
was worth witnessing.
A delay of thirty minutes at the post in
the last race was half expected to spoil
Midgets chances but she managed to last
long enough, though she was stepping very
badly. to win by length from the outsider
Hercules who had run an exceptionally
good race.
The folio wing are the summaries:
WEDN EsDAY May 2--Weather fine; track fast.
First race, about six turlongs, selling; purse
ElktOn stables imp, b; c. TrentOla, 4. by Tren-
ton-Gondola. ia. $500 (Mad1snn).. 49,. ...... l
Sta1 ant .tlprig oh San ~ igftn Mari
neT-Marin 81. (Chevalier) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Excelsior stables b. c. Currency, 4, by imp.
Greenback- Acquilto. 1O4 (M eaver) .....-...... 3
Time 1:l434.
Good start. Won driving by head, three
lengths between second and third.
Morton l03, Boule f0l Red Rose 81. Hillsdsle
Chief 10l. Little Tough l0l and Joe Frank 81
also ran and finished in that order
Betting: l TrentOla, II TO Seaside, Is each
Currency and Boue, i Morton, 20 each Ledalta,
Red Rose and Little Tough, rs Hillsdale Chief.
100 Joe frank.
Second race, half mile two-year- olds; purse
Pueblo stables b. c. Benicoso BY Pee-imp. Janet
NJ. Fox's Oh. f., by imp Midlothian MarigOld,
P. siebenthsiefs en- g sea SPRAY, by imp Mari
ner-Maranett, 100 (w HID ..............-..... 3
lime, :49.
Good start Won easily by two lengths, the same
distance between second and third.
Kitty L 10Y. Milroy no and Umatilla ITO also
ran, and finished In that order.
Betting: to Bellicoso, 4 MarigoId FLY, Sea
Spray, 20 UmstllIa, 100 each Kitty and Milroy.
Third race, one mile, selling purse $500.
j. H. Shields g. by by. 8, by Hyder Al-Addie
Warren. lO9. $500 H. Lloyd.
Ocean View stables CHI m. LOnnie b, 3, by imp.
London-Luela. 100 (SuIIvan). ...............-. 2
Elkton Stables Trix, s, by Freeman Annie
Time. i:l3Is.
Good start. Won easily by length, the same
between second and third,
Sir Reel 112. Inferno 10S. and the Lark SO also
ran ana finished in that order.
Betting; to by by, z to each Lonnie and
Sir Reel, to Trix, 6 Inferno, 20 the Lark.
Fourth race. six furlOngs, handicap; purse $500.
Elkton stables ch. g. De Bracy, g. by st. Saviour
Glen Ellen, Ill (Madson) Observation-Disclosures. l
d Jones' Oh. m. Motto. 8, by imp Sir Modred-
MOttle, IS (Chevalier) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Miller & Leavitt's b. c. Romulus. 8. by imp.
Brutus- Beauty 81 q. LLOYD
Time l:l4l4.
Good start. Won driving by a head, length
between second and third
Rear Guard 95, Romair ITO and Hyder Anglia
also ram and finished in that order.
Betting: De Bracy. Motto, Romulus, to
Romair, 6 Rear Guard aud 10 Hyder Augia.
Fifth race. five furongs. selling, three-year-olds
and upward purse $500.
r. Stipes' b. m. Midget, a., b. Little AIp-Gypsy
Queen 1U6, $500 (BoZeman). Observation-Disclosures. !
George StrobePS ch h. Hercules, a., by Joe
Ho0kerLulu Riggs, 109 (Seaman). ............. 2
j. ". Morris blk. N Kathleen, a., by Little APPS,
Time 1902
Good start. after thirty minutes at post. Won
driving. by length, half length between Sec
oDC and third
Bill Howard Ill, Vandalight 104, O'Bee 112.
Annie Moore 100. Norlee 81 and Chartrense 50
also ran, and finished in that order
Betting: to Midget 20 Hercules. 20 Kauh-
leen, to Bill Howard, 2 Noree. IL Chartreuse,
10 each O'Bee and Annie Moore, rs Vandalight
The gentemen's race for next Saturday
is now al assured TACT, and it promises to
be most sensational event. It will be
mile fat, and there are likely to be twelve
starters. The following are the names of
riders, horses and the weights: Talbot
Clifton, DR.. Ross. 166 pounds; Duke Simp-
kins, Silver Plate, al; R. Norwood, True
Briton, 1855; D. MeCarry. Blizzard. 1866; 81.
Forsland, Gilea1, 146: w. Bayless Croker,
Greenh0ck. 166; F. Skinner, Lodoure, 1866;
G.. Ably. Pronto, 1853; Garrison Ball, Cnr-
rency. 161; A. Gonzales, Herald, 166; ii.
Sl0cum. Hotspur, 166, aud an unknown,
Royal Flush, 166.