The morning call., 1894-05-12
RUNNING RACES.
The Talent Again Fails to
Pick Them.
Mamie ID, st. Cecilia Filly, Ryland
Gold Dust and Border Lassie
We're Yesterdays Winners.

Bitterly cold weather had an appreciabe
effect on The attendance yesterday. which. how
ever, was by no means slim. but 1t made little
difference 10 The size of The fields, there being
only two wibdraWiS out Of the total entry list
of forIyseVen.
The talent had one of its bad days, only being
able TO make one winning selection.
The stableboy contingent which Is now dong
a lot of riding in the absence of the beter-eiass
Jockeys is giving some fearful and wonderful
exhibitions OF work ID the saddle, hardly an
afternoon passing without race being iIIef-
ally thrown away. Kinne's rides on Alto MO
and RemuS were TWO OF The worst samples OF
lockeyshIp yesterday, Burns display on Che
muck belonging also 10 the SAM category.
Yesterday was a day OF hot tips, which,
Though flying about IN all directions, were not
sufficien IL strong TO make all the subjects OF
them tirst faVOriteS. Red Rose was the whisper
in The first race and Gypsy Girl III the 1ouith,
but neither OF the much Iouted ones dld better
than poor last.
jos Harvey and bis partner. Morrison,
sprang a good thing in the maiden two-year-
ola race for which the ST. Cecilia hlly was
quoted al one time as hlgh as tnlrtles.
Gold Dust. in the fourth event, made CheVa-
Tiers second successful mount OF The day. but
Lanes ride on Nellie Van was mainly reSpon-
slbe for that.
Border Lassie. after winning the last race,
was run up To S605. at which price she was
bought in by her owner, A. B. Spreckels.
The programme set for clSion this after
noon is most interesting one. 1t contains SIX
races, including TWO good handlcapS, The Bay
District handicap of mile, and slX-lull0ng
handicap, and the Southern Derby, one mile,
for cOlored riders.
Following are The summaries:
FRIDAY. May II w Gather cold, track FAST
First race, i've furlongs selling, three-year-oids
and upward; purse $3.50.
Austin & Co.'S CHI IN. Mamie D, 5, By Ironclad-
by Onyer Cromwell, 50, 500 (Chevalier)....
?. j. Lanes b. g. Alto Mo. +, by Alta-Smliax 20
Ii. Jones ch. g Joe Hooker Jr,'a., by Joe
HookerLady Pacific, IS (BuTns). s)................3 B
Time, l:O2L4.
Good start. Won easily by three lengths, half a
length between second and third
Vulcan 9S, wang SO, Oots los, Ben 1O6 and
Red Rose 96 also and finished IN that order.
Betting: each Mamie ID, Joe Hooker tr and
TWang. each Alto Milo and Red Rose, ootS.
20 each Vulcan and Ben II.
SECOND race, half mile maideh two-year-olds;
Joe Harvey's ch. f. by Emperor Of Norfolk st.
P Weber's en-. c. Captain CoSter. by Jim Brown
Cosette, III (Spehce) ::... ..;:..:..:,..:..... z
o. Appie0y's b. + flirJilla, by Peel-Faustine,
11O (bozemShJ ;''''''''. --''''''''
Good start. Won driving by half length. a
length between second and third.
Washoe 1O7. Niagara lI3, Coqustte l1O. Terra
Nova 115, Straight Tip lis, Hanford 49, Una
Betting: 20 St Cecilia flIy, Captain Coster. 9
10 Flirtilla, 10 each MashOe, Niagara, Terra
Nova and Straight Tip to 10 Hanford, II Co.
quette.
Third race, one mile, selling; purse $500.
Wyatt Earp's b. g. Ryland. a, by Shannon-imp.
Goala, 81, 500 (husSel) l)........"........:....1 L
Carmona stables b. z. Auteull, 4, by John
Happy-Jess, lOl (Petersl sl.-.--..--:........... Z
Excelsior stables b. C. Currency, 4. by imp
Greenback-Acuultto, 100 (Weaver). r)..........-.. 3
Time. :s513.
Good start. Won driving by q head, a length
between second and third.
Seaside 81, May Day oS, Blue and White 81.
VanGaIlght 95, fcodemus lO3, Cherokee II and
Long dOr SO also ran and finished in that order.
betting: Z each RyIand and Nicodemus.
Autsuil, each Currency and Blue and White,
Seaside Cherokee, 10 Long d'or, 10 May Day,
so Yandalght
Fourth race one miIe selling: purse S3OU.
Owen Bros b. G. Gold Dust, 4. by Ora-Gold Cup,
SO, 500 (ChevaIier) Observation-Disclosures. l
j. K. Ross b. m. Nellie Van, 5, oy Vanderbilt
A Williams br. h Shamrock, i, by Morrisey-
Mary NJ, lO3 (Iurbiville) le);:::.........-......- 3
Good start. Won easily by three lengths,
length betw cen second and third.
Pronto 81, Jennie H 105. Roanoke 102, GYPSY
Girl los, also ran, and finished in that order.
Betting: 2 Chevalier, 10 Nellie Van, 4 each
Shamrock and Gypsy Girl, 10 each Pronto and
Roanoke, so Jennie H.
Fifth race, five and 3 half furlOngs selling;
purse $500.
A B. SprecEels b. f. Border Lassie 3. by imp
ot-Cosette SO, S4O0 (E. Jones) ....,..... l
wilson q Co.'s b. +. Chemuck, 3, by John Happy
jess. 81 (Burns)...... .....-.............--....
Elmwood stock farms blk. C. RemuS, 8. by imp.
Brutus-Leda, SO (Klnne) )....................... 3
Time :0S
Good start. Won driving by two lengths 3
length between second aud third.
Cnevalier "a. Tillie S 81. North 102. Viceroy
1O2. Peregal IU4. Sallie NJ SO, Reno ll2 also ran
and finished in that order.
setting: 9 TO 2 Border Lassie, 8 each Chemuck
and TillIe s, 8 Remus, to ChevaIer. North,
u Reno, 20 Peregal, 50 Ntceroy, 80 Salle NJ