The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-26
RUNNING RACES.
Wet Weather Brings Out
Small Fields.
Shamrock, Hanford, Green Hook,
Lovdal and Artist Proved the
Winners Yesterday.

With an entry list of sixty-one in the FIVE
events the fields yesterday promised to be big.
but rain fell during the morning and they
dwlndled down to au average OF six.
There was but a scant attendance, though
the betting was by no means light the talent
having slightly the best OF the argument.
Their greatest facer was in the first race
which Polaski might have won but for Cheva-
llefS slow me hOds at the post.
Madison ouTode Hennessy in the second
race. which Hanford won driving by length
but if there had been any kind of a decent
Jockey on Charlie Quick ne would have given
both Hauford and Wasboe considerable
trouble.
Green Hook fairly ran away with the mile
race which was badly strung out procession
all through.
Peters, who had ridden the winner of the first
race, put another race TO his credit by landing
home LOvdal or, perhaps 1t would be more
truly said, by being landed winner by half
length by Lovdal. for It was the superiority OF
the horse that brought about that much-de-
sired end.
Combs, another boy who rides winners in
spite Of himself. reached the wire first by five
lengths on Artist 10 the last race, In which Til
lie ran game race and Dipped the place in
the last few strides by head.
The suspension OF Bookmakers Charles
Kingsley and George Rose was removed yesler-
day by the board OF stewards. who are fully
sailsned that both OF them are entirely innO-
The King sam case.
Trainer George Howson. who was ruled off
IN the Royal Flush matter some weeks ago, has
also been Teinstated.
The following are The summaries:
FRIDAY May 25.-weather showery. Track
muddy.
First race, five furlongs. selling; three-year-
Odds and upward; purse $3.50.
a. Williams br. a. Shamrock, q, by Morrissey-
owen Bros, b. z. FoiasEi. 5, by Captain Al
Gold Cup, lOl (Chevaler) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
N. b Dodd's ch. g April a.. by McCreary-
Time, :O4i%. .
Good start. Won easily by four lengths, head
between second aud third.
Little Tough IO4. Roanoke 90, Prince Idle OF.
Warrago 100 Keno lO7 and Tornado lot also
ran, and finished In that order
Betting: each Shamrock, April ana Wsrrago:
/ to POTASH 10 Prince Idle, II each Little
Tough and Tornado 20 Keno. % Roanoke.
Second race, half mile maiden two-y ear olds.
purse $3.50.
George Poorman's b. C. Hanford. by imp. Kyrle
Daly-NisaIa, ll3 (M2dison).- .--.-.............
Matte Glen 10 fIennessy1' 2
T. Boyle's b. G Charlie Quick. 10y Prince of or
k-Eda los IL. Lloyd: .,:;..-.... ............
Good start. Won driving by length, the same
distance between second ana third.
Suwanee lO5, KITTY l. 10, Flirtilla 10, Co
quette ITO and Nydia lO5 also ran. and finished in
that order.
Quick. Kitty L, 6 each tlirtilla and Coquette,
10 Suwanee 30 Nydia.
Third race, mile. selling; purse $500
Zeke Abraham's b. 2. Green Hook 4 by imp.
Green back Eda. 93. 500 (Burns).
o. Appleby,s b. g. Pricelle. 3. by imp. Cyrus
Precious. SO (Chevalier). .....-..... ....... .
Garden City stables b. c. Alexis, 3, by Argyle
trisa, 700 (Combs). 5
lime, :46.
Good start. Won easily by four lengths, ten be-
tween second and third.
Auteui also ran
Betting: 2 Greenhock, to Prcelle, d Alexis
Il TO 2 AuteuiI.
Fourth race, six and a half fnrlongs, selling.
purse 90.
burns & Waterh ouse's CHI. C. Lovdal. 3, by wild.
ldle-Free Love. l02, $500 (Peters).. ......,..,.
Del Monte stables b. IN. Tigress, 4, by Prince of
Norfolk Atie A, 100 (Com bs) ................ 2
California stables b. c. Realization, 3, by Regent
sadie, no (Klng) 3
Time, 1884.
Good start. Won driving by half length, three
between second and third.
ThornhiI 40 also
Betting: l Lovdal, B TIgress, 10 to 3 Realiza-
tion, to 2 Thornhill.
Fifth race. five and a half furiongs. selling:
purse $3.50.
j. J. o'Neil's b. C. Artist, 3. by imp. Darebin-
HirOndelle. 10l, $500 (CombsJ. .................
E. c. Sachs b. f. Tillie S, 3, by Major BANS
wilson & Co.'S b. I. Ohemuck, 3, by john Apply
jess, 80 (Burns)
Time, 1903.
Good start. Won easily by five lengths head
between second and third.
Claire 80, North 1O2. Goula gelding 107, George
ll2 also ran, and finished IN that order.