The morning call., 1894-08-21
FAVORITES' DAY.
The Talent Was in Form and Picked
Five Winners.

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For the seventh and closing day of the
Golden Gate Fair meeting there was bright.
clear weather and fast track, and the talent
seemed TO have emerged from the fog of last
week, for it picked five winners right off the
reel and went home happy. here was a light
attendance. but the betting was the heaviest
seen at the track during the two meetings lust
held, probably $1,000 going through the auc-
tion-bOx on one race aone-the mile handicap.
The racing was first class, there being close
finishes and fast time in nearly every event.
Five horses went to the post in the first race,
PescadOr being the choice in Che betting at $50
to SIT for Abb p. SIS for Condo, and S14 for
Quirt, and Thema sold as a field. Richard
Brown, the starter. gOI them off IN splendid
style, Long Immediately taking Pescador out
ana making the running all the way, winning
by length from Abb 7, with COnde third.
For the second race at seven furlongs for
two-year-oldS, Flashllght and Circe. the Hone
Glen farm representatives, were favOTites at
about 10 l over Ike l., Ricardo and Niagara.
There was some little delay at the post, hut at
the wire Sullivan by superior jockeyship landed
FlaShlighI an - clash in front of Arno in the
good time OF :27S4. cracking good race for
two-year-old with 122 rounds up.
The third race looked cinch for Joe Cotton.
as he outclaSsed his field, and he brought $50
lii the pools to $50 for North ana $50 for the
held, consisting or Ricardo. Sam Mount, Nor
Veu aud Mount Carlos. The talent were right
again. and Sullivan on Joe Cotton landed his
by neck in the last few strides.
Money poured into the poOlbOx on the mile
handicap, Royal Flush bringing 500, Happy
Day S7O Ptimanda $40. Carmel. Garcia, Sym
pathetic's Last and MaragO $50 as a field.
Starter Brown got Them away 10 a fair start,
Carmel, with light weight up. going out an
making the running. 1t was another case OF a
good horse and superior JOCKEY wren 1t came
TO the finish. for Sullivan brought Royal Flush
mp and in the last stride got him a neck in
front OF Carmel, who was about the same dis
tdnce In front OF Garcia. Three mounts and
three frsts was Sullvans record for the day.
Lady Jane was picked as the good thing in
the last race over the short siX-furlOnG curse
and won II easily from Warago who, how ever,
ran good race after having run a mile. The
days summaries are as follows:
First race-Six turlongs: purse $500.
Pescador. by Gano. III (Long)- l
a b P, by Three Cheers. 1l2 (wright) .......,,..
Condo, by Duke OF Norfolk (Spence) ............~
Time, 1:l4A2.
Quirt and Tehlma also ran.
Second race-Handfcap for twO-year-Olds, seven
Flss hight by Surllam, 122 (SuIlvan).
Niagara, by Jim Brown. los (Ledgett ........... 3
Time, l:27&4,
Gree and Ike L also ran.
Third race-Ffve furlongs. selling: purse $3.50
Joe Cotton, by Winters III tSuilvan). ......... l
Mount Carlos, by Duke of Orfok, lO7 (Peters) 2
Sam Mount by IrOncIad. llS (Cota).. )
Time, 1;Ol12.
North, Ricardo and MOrven also ran.
Fourth race-Handicap, one mile; purse s4OO
Royal Flush, by Three Cheers Il9 (Sulltvan) -. l
Carmel. by Duke of Norfolk, 80 (Burns). ....... 2
Garcia, by WilddIe, 50 (Coady) ...............,.
Time, LAP.
Primanda, Sympathetic's Last, Warago and
Happy Day also ran.
Fifth race-AbOut six furlongs, consolation
purse $500.
Lady Jane, by imp. Midlothian 70 CBurns), ..... I
WaragO, by Warwick 95 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
POlaski, by Captain Al, 81 (Smith) ...,.,,.....3
Time 1:l4
Francesca and Niagara also ran.