The morning call., 1894-09-15

by superior riding landed Blizzard win
| ner by a neck; Motto third, two leneths
away. Time, 10 Romair ran badly 10
The race, finishing poor fourth.
For the third race, the Fall stake. one
and quarter miles. Cadmus was an over
whelming favorite, and con siderable
money poured into the poolbnx on tire
pride OF The Spreckels stable. There was
little delay at the post, the horses getting
off punched. Passing the stand, Gilead
was leading by length, Carmel second,
the others punched a length away; round
the bend and down the backstretch this
order was unchanged. Cadmus in third
place. Passing the half, they were well
punched with the exception of Happy
Day, who was trailing behing the field,
ten lengths away. Rounding the turn
ntO the backstreicE Carmel sulked, fall
Ing back into the rear, and Happy Day
commenced moving up, gaining rapidly on
the leaders at every stride. Entering the
stretch, Giead's head showed in front on
the inside, Happy Day in second position.
Cadmus on the outside, and from there to
the wire it was a grand struggle. An
eighth of mile from the wire the three
were heads apart, all the boys riding as if
their lives were at stake, but Sullvan's
superior jockeyship told, and he lifted his
mount under the wire first by the shortest
of heads, a nose separating Gilead and
Happy Day. Time. 2:oS1s.
The hurdle race was a grand upset
First Lap. Mex HalPs old stee plechaser,
was tlayed for ''castiron" by a select
few, but old Dave Douglass upset all the
calculations. The start was delayed for
some time by Morton trying to kick holes
in the air. but the flag finally dropped to
good start. First Lap jumped to the
front. Over the first hurdle First Lap
jumped low, knocking it down, but con-
tinue1 In the lead until after jumping The
second hurdle, when he fell back last ard
| Guadalupe took the lead. Ill took the
third jump in good style, with Guadalupe
leading, but firing badly. Albatross Sec
ond, Dave Douglass thiri. G3ing over
the last jump Guadalupe, who was stop
ping almost TO a walk. struck the hurdle,
knocking it down. and Dave Douglass.
well ridden by Denni.on, PASSED him and
won handily at the end by length from
Albatr0ss, with Guadaloupe third. Time,
2:06
Nine good Splinter, came out for the
last race of the day, consolation purse
for beaten horses at six fuIlongs. Charles
A was made favorite, but he failed to even
show. When the flag dropped they were
all well punched, Condo and Chevalier
showing in front. Passing the half this
order was Unchanged. Rounding the turn
into the stretch Condo, Royal Flush.
Charles A and Zobair headed the field and
a hard drive ensued to the wire. Royal
first nv
neck, head separating Condo and Zobsir
and Charles A fourth, length OF. Condo
undOub tedly got the place by head. but
the judges placed him third. Time, :15A.
Six furongs, selling, purse $500.
q. Pacheco's Oh. m. ABB II by Three Cheers
Dairymaid, lis (Suiivan). Observation-Disclosures.
n haWR 81 1sa9iett, U-rca' oy
Burns and Warehouses; br. h Quarterstaff by
imp. Fr ar uck-Sister 20 Ruth Ryan, 102
1Ime, :351..
Gold Dust ran away Auction pools: Abb $50
Quarterstaf ST, Field 81.
The Rosemeade stake, six furIongs
A. h. Spreckels' br. h. Blizzard, by Trade Wind
Trampo, lis (SulIivan)
George Howison's ch b. ROYAL Flush by Three
Cheers Rosetue. 10 (Hazlett) ................
George Van GOrdon's CHI. IN. Motto, by Sir
| ed-Mottle, 1O7 (Cuddyl 3
| Romair aud Manfred also ran
| Auction pools: Blizzard $50, Royal Flush $35,
held 3D.
The Fall stake, one and quarter miles.
A b. Spreekels' br- h. Caomns by Flood, imp.
Cornelia. 1913 (SulIivan) Observation-Disclosures
| Sycamore stables b. c. Glead. by ST. Saviour
Mistake, 102 (COomDs). ......... ...............2
NJ J; kely,s br. G. Happy Day. by Emperor
Felicity, 10S a. Murphy. ...............
Time. 2:US12.
Alexis and Carmel also ran.
Auction pools; Cadmus 500. Happy Day s25
field 1913.
One and an eighth miles, over four hurdles
purse $3.50.
d. DeDnson's b. G. Dave Douglass. by Leinster.
Lilly simpson, $50 CDennison) ..............
j NJ. Cooper's b. g. AioatrOss. by Pill Box-Della
Walker l4O (Galindo).. ...................2
ID. j. McCarty d Co.'s CHI. & 6usdaloupe, by
6rinstead-Jose c, l47 CSsndy) ..............
Time, O6.
Garnett Morton and First Lap also ran. Aue-
ton pools: Albatross $50, First Lap $40. field
s13.
Consolation purse, six furlongs, purse $3.50.
George Howisons ch. h. Royal Flush. by Three
Cheers-RoSette, "a (Hazlett) ...................
Sycamore stables b. h. Zobair. by st. Saviour
Nighthawk, no (Peters) ........................2
o. Applebys ch C. Conde, by Duke OF Norfolk
May ID, ITO (McAulife)... ........,............ 3
Time. 1:15A.
Charles A, Duke Stevens, Huntsman Chevalier
Polaskt and Arno also ran Auction pools: Charles
A $50, Zobair $32. stable (Royal Flush and
PolsskD $33, field S25.
Betting is rather light tonight. Ottin-
ger. Waldo j. Prince Nntwood and Rio