The morning call., 1894-05-19
RUNNING RACES.
The Talent Break Even
on the Day.
Regal, Gallant, Rear Guard, Lonnie Il
and Chemuck Were the Winners
of Yesterdays Events.

That the interest In racing Is still as
strong as ever is clearly shown by the size
| of the crowds that visit Bay District track
every day. Yesterday, though a Friday.
was no exception. and the betting was as
heavy as ever.
The talent probably broke about even
on The day with the bOOkmakers. as two
heavily played first choices won, and the
last race was carried off by an even first
favorite on whom a great deal OF money
went in al the last moment.
Old Regal proved a profitable Invest
ment at $50 for his new owners, two stable
boys who paid that price for him last week.
by winning the first race in easy style.
starting at the very remunerative price of
20 to l. There was quite fight for second
place, Boule, Vulcan, Red Rose and
Iwang finishing In that Order heads
apart. Charlie Kingsley made quite a
| killing over Royals victory, as he haG
backed him straight and place.
Hennessy rode the winners OF the Sec
ond aud third race, but he was not called
III on TO perform any great task In so
/ doing, as both Gallant and Rear Guard
won with plenty to spare.
The fourth race produced the best and
closest finish of the day, Lonnie b lasting
| long enough to win from Tillie ), who
had come from rear position in the last
| fifty yards and beat Trix a good half
! length for the place. while Gordus, who
made his effort 100 late, was a bang-uD
| fourth. UDly a head away.
Chemuek proved herself easily the best
| horse in the last event, though Motto ran
a good race after being interfered with a
! little in the first furlOng and being unable
| to get through.
The programme to-day is an exception
ally strong one and should bring out a
very big attendance. There are three
special events in the shape of a handicap
! of the value OF $1,000, a s'eeplechase and a
mile race for gentlemen riders.
| The racing reporters OF the various
/ papers, who will manage the days racing
| on Monday, May 26th, met yesterday after
noon and selscted the various officials, as
follows: Presiding judge, Ralph ToZer :;
! second Judge, Z. C. Weatherby; third
/ Judge, H. K. Hlbbetts; president of The
! board of stewards. d. w. Higgins; second
| steward, ID. Williamson; starter, B. Ben
J Jamin; clerk of the scales and course, Il.
| Forsland; patrol judge, G. Ward; timers,
h. Farmer and Louder back. and fagman.
/ W. Clifford.
/ The following are the summarizes:
FRIDAY May ls Weather fine. track FAST.
First race five furlongs. selling. three-year-olds
/ Eliors b. 6. BegNi. d.. by Regent-Bessie Doug
P. X. Hoppers b. (. Bolle. 8, by Bouievard-Pefii,
J. Hayes gr z vulcan, 5. by Conner or B. BoIin-
ger-Deila walker, lO2 Ga; Smith. .-...........
| between second and third.
! Red Rose SO. Twang Sc Alto Milo 95, Polaski
! 1913, Lady 100. Memoir 100 Hazel ID 100 and
| Shamrock lO5 also ran. aud finished A. that order
Betting: 20 each Regal and Lady h, each
/ BOule and Alto Milo, 40 Vulcan, . Red Rose
! Twang, 8 TO Polaski, Is Shamrock, 80 each Me
moir and Hazel ID.
Second race, half mile maiden two-year- ODDS
| purse $3.50.
/ A. q. Spreckels b. c. Gallant, ny Fellow Charm
Not Idle. lib (HennessyJ..
H; A. GorIng's b. T. Miss kuth, by soLrante-
R: D. Ledgett's Oh. c. Niagara, by Jim Brown
Evaiita' lib king. ..::.....................
! Good start. Won easily by three lengths thre,
lengths between second and third.
/ Firtila 40 Hanford ll5 Charlie Quick lis
! Wheel OF Fortune II 5, Manstay lis aud Nydii
lO5, also ran and finished in that order
Betting: 4 to Gallant. s Miss Ruth u
Niagara, Flirtlla. .Hanford. 80 Charlie Quicl
ana Wheel OF Fortune, 40 Mainstay. 50 Nydis.
Third race, one mile selling: purse $500
| george Roses b. c. Rear Guard, 4. by Post
| guard Atomic Carter, 10S, $500 (Bennessy)..
! Carmona stables b. e. Auteuii, a, by John
| Happy-Jess, l01 peters, Observation-Disclosures.
Elk5on stables b. {. Nu!weod. ). by ElKwood-
Time, :4S1a.
Good start Won easily by length, FIVE be
tween second aud third.
De la Guerra actually third. but was dis
qualified for fouling NutwOod who was given The
show.
Currency 1O4. Blue and White 81, Bronco lI6
! Annie buckingham 1ol also ram and finished IL
that order.
Betting: TO Rear Guard o each Auteufl anC
NutwOod. each De ia Guerra and Blue ant
W hite, Annie buckingham, each Currency
and Bronco.
| Fourth race, seven furlongs, selling; purse $500
u A. Browns CD. IN. Lounie b, 5, by imp. Lon
don-Luelia, 10, $500 (Sulivan). ...............
| L +. Sachs b. (. Title ), 3. by Major Ban
Stella ;, 81 (CheVaier).
Elkton stables b. g. Ink, 8, by Freeman-Annie
i, 81 IL jones'.
Time, :29.
Good start Won driving by head, three part
OF length between second and third.
Gordlus lOs. Catch EN- 100, Gladiator 102, alst
| ran and hnished In that order.
! Betting: Lonnie Is. 9 to 2 Title 5, escl
TriI and Gladiator, 3 Catch En-, Gordius.
Fifth race, five and half furiongs. selling:
| purse $500
wilson IL Co.'s b. Z. Chemuck. 8, by John
Happy jess, SO $500 (BurnsJ. ..................
H. Jones Oh M Motto. 8. by imp. sir Modred-
Mottle, 116 (ChevaierJ... Observation-Disclosures.
! w Browns eh. m. Annie Moore, 8, by Regent
! Norma, 1O2 tMcAulffe). Observation-Disclosures.
Time, :0SS4
| GOOD start. Won Easily by Two lengths, len 9Th
| between second and third
| FL irano rs, Clscqper los aad Reno 108 also
! ran, and flush ed in that order
BETTING: to each Chemuck and Motto, ~
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