The morning call., 1894-05-20
RUNNING RACES.
California Stakes Run in
Fast Time.
CADMUS TIES THE RECORD.
II. ForsIand's Clever Piece of
Work on Lonnie B.
TALENT AND BOOK BREAK EVEN.
Vulcan, Hal Fisher, Cadmus, Rey
Alfonso, Longwell and Lonnie B
Were Yesterdays Winners.

The chief feature Of the racing yester-
day afternoon, which was good all through.
was the victory of A. B. Spreckels' Cad
mus in the California stakes. one mile and
sixteenth, which he ran in the record
time for the track of :47% (officisl). though
two watches made it half a second faster.
The son of Flood and imp. COrnelia is
valuable addition TO the young sugar
kings racing string. and is proof positive
that his trainer and racing manager knows
his business. Cy Mulkey. who had handled
the horse as youngster IN the late Cover
nor Stantord's lifetime, being responsible
for his purchase.
Next in point OF interest was the running
OF hey Alfonso in the Jwo-year-old race.
He is colt exceedingly quick on his
feet and repeated yesterday his most i'm
pressive win" of last Wednesday and over
a higher class field.
He gets away in the SNOWY style of
fremont, and the fact that he has no diff
Guilty in holding his advantage proves thai
he is twO-yeai-Old OF more than ordinary
merit, and probably able 10 make Bellicoso
stretch his neck.
The gentlemen's race was clean aud in
teresting. Mr.. Graney, who had the
mount on Gladiator, finding himself with
out horse. owing to thai horses sickness,
riders. allowed TO substitute Fl0Odmore.
The field OF five was dispatched in COM
paraIiVely short order MIR. FoTsland, on
Lonnie b, rode a waiting race. He dis
played excellent judgment anu finally out
generated his equestrian rivals, thereby
earning for himself the title accorded him
by prominen; horseman, of the Foxey
Keene Of the Pacific Coast
The following are the summaries:
SATURDAY. May 19.-weather fine. track fast
First race. nys furlongs. selling; threeysar-olds
ana upward; purse $3.50
y. Hayes or. g: Vulcan, 8, by Conner or b. Boil
linger-Dela Walker. lo2, Sl0O Oh. smith,.
NJ b. Dodd's CHI g. April a. by McCreary-Kosa
1O4 (Combsl ..........................2
owen BROS g. PolasKi. 8. by Captain ArGoid
Uup' % I'm.
Good start. Won driving b. half length. the
same distance between second aud third.
Nellie Van 9S, Red Rose I0S. Ledaia us,
Prince 1dle 1O5, True Briton l07. Lady r 100.
HOLSTER Dennis 100 Roanoke 100 White Cloud
81, Toots 100 and Vedette 1O7 also ran, and fin
iShed IN that order.
Bettn: 6 each Vulcan and PoIaski. 30 April.
4 Nellie Van, Prince Idle, 10 White Cloud. 20
Ledalia, 10 each Red Rose and Toots, % True
Briton, SO Roanoke and Lady r. 30 Hollster Den
mis-.
Second race, five furlongs. selling; purse $3.50.
o. +. Johnson's blk. II. Hal Fisher. 8. by Buck
Walton-Aliee, 1l3, $500 CIV. King)............
N, S. Halls oh. C. Last Chance, 3, by Duke OF
Norfoik-Vedette 10 (Hennessy) ...,.......
j. H. Shields CHI. m. Melanie, 8, by Powhattan-
Fashionette, l12 (weayerl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Good start. Won driving by a head two lengths
between second and third.
Chuia 81. - Bee lOS. Outright 10. Charger 1i2,
ished In that order
LAME, Outright, 10 Charger, 20 Mamie ID. 80
oBee, 40 Chula, 90 Queen Bee.
Third race, one and a sixteenth miles handicap
al ages Calitorn a stakes purse $1,000.
A Is. Spreckels er C. Cadmus, l. by Flood
L J. Roses Oh. orzaba. 8, by imp. Cyrusmp.
W smiths B. c. Gilead. 5, BY St saviour
Mistake, l02 peters,. ....................
Good start Won clevery by half length. two
lengths between second aud third.
I.Ovdal lO4, by by lO7. De Bracey 10 Sir Reel
lO7 and Happy Day lOS also ran, and finished In
that order.
Betting: 7 to 6 Cadmus. 4 orizaba, 7 Gilead.
Fourth race, five furlongs. two-y ear-olds; purse
$500
A. Gonzalez b. c. Rey Alfonso, by Prince OF Nor
folk-Haydre, 1913 (Iuroivile) ...................
California stables ch. f. Model, by imp. Sir
ES SG5e sts5s c no tw KagS ~
Glen Ellen, lis lMadi on) ......................
Time, l:Ol34.
Good start. Won easily by three lengths. two bs
tween second and third.
Lady Jane 1l6 and Malo Diablo l1s also ran
and hnished In that order
Betting: to 10 Rey Alfonso Z TO 5 Model 10
Monterey, 80 Lady Jane. 40 Malo Diablo
Fifth race. short course" steeplechase. selling
N. 5. Halls b. g. LoHgwell. by Longfelow-
}. i
George StrobePs CHI. n. Hercules, a , by Joe
Hooker,Lulu Riggs, 136 (Kennedy). ........... 2
ID. Smiths b. g. Nico 1emus 8, by Bayswater Jr.-
MOllie Watkins, 139 (TreadweiD .. 3
Time, 3:22A.
Good start. Won easily by three lengths ten
lengths between second ard third
Green Hook l4l, OF Wheeler i31, also ran, and
finished in that order.
Betting: 10 LongwelI. 4 each Nlcodemus and
Hercules 10 Green Hook, 100 OF Wheeler.
Sixth race, one mile; gentlemen riders
Ocean View stables ch. m. Lonnie Il. 8. by imp
London Luella l49 (Mr ii ForsIand) - I
Wade McLemore' b. H. Hotspur, a by Joe
Daniels, by Wildidle 154 (Mr. r. Skinner) -
n. 5. Halls br. e. Foodmore. a by Flood-imp
Patila, lat (Mr. Il. Graney) ...............
Time. l:44Ia.
GOOD start. Won easily by eight lengths a head
between second and third.
Long dor l3l and DR.. Ross 154 also ran and
finished In that order.
Betting: Lonnie B. Hotspur, Floodmore.
IL DR.. Ross. Is Long dUr.