The morning call., 1894-03-30
RUNNING RACES.
Imp. Candid Leaves the
Maiden Ranks.
Jennie Deane, Braw Scot, PescadOr
and ZaragoZa Were the Other
Winners Yesterday.

Winners Yesterday.
The weather yesterday was Of rather a
threatening character, but the rain held of, as
also a heavy mist, which novered I'm the vicinity
of the track nearly the whole afternoon.
Fair-sized fields were the order of the day,
and the talent had the best OF the battle with
the boOkmakers. as Two warm favorites and
two horses thai were rather better than second
choices won, while Zaragoza, who won the last
race. was heavily played for place and show.
The now familiar colors Of A. Il. Spreckels-
red, white and blue-were again 10 the fore in
the only race in which the veteran trainer Cy
Mulkey had made an entry, imp. Candid. whom
Mr. Spreckes bought at the Lopez sale for
$4,000, at length leaving the maiden ranks and
winning the fist race in easy style. However,
If she had not been able 10 dispose OF the Held
opposed TO her in that race she ought never 10
have been prepared for another contest She
was very heavily backed by her owner and The
public, who quickly snapped Up the ODDS OF
Two to one which were quoted against her at
the ope ming OF the books.
Jennie Deane had easy task in the second
race in defeating big field, Including the much
tipped Inferno ana Morton, III, LAT Ell Of whom
again made his usual fast run In the stretch.
FL Reno and LOnnie looked al he eighth
pole In the third race, run over the full SIX
turlong course, TO have IL between them, but
BraW Scot aud Bridal Veil 0Verhauled them
soon after, and the foEmeT Win the best OF The
positions w0n by head from III, Ihe IIeasanton
stable representative, VINO bea iEl Reno by half
length for the place. The lime, owing to
some confusion as TO the pole from which they
started, was not officially taken; II was CLICKED
by competent outsiders, however as liza Tor
the full distance.
Tie handicap OF a Inile saw three equal first
faYOTltes in Pescador, Centella and Booze, the
weight OF money being behind the last named.
The one-eyed son of GaDo and Armeda hardly
left the race in doubt after the nrst half. The
heavily weighted ones -ZObaiF and Blizzard
ran well, but tired considerably IN the home
stretch. Cenlela performed dissppoiDtlngly
after her last race, but she Is one OF the uncer-
tain kind aud never can be depended upon, as
her owner knows 10 his cost.
! he last race went 10 ZaTagoZa, after des-
perate struggle with Naebrth III and NutwOOd.
The last named finished second, head behind
ZaragOZa. but was disqualified for fouling Mac
beth when lie passed him al The sixteenth pole,
though Hawkins and JohnsOn's gelding was
beaten horse then and did not deserve place
hODoTS.
Isom is lucky boy in not being hurt when
he is thrown. He was pitched OIL Jim Corbett
in the frs race. but came ouI smiling to ride In
The second race.
1t is semi-oficially announced that racing
will be continued TO the 20th OF July.
Following the summaries:
THURSDAY, March CIV Gather misty; track
First race, about six furIongs, maidens; purse
$500.
A. B. spreckels' imp. blk. m, Candid. 4, by
SpIendor- Canary, 1O5 (F. Carp ................
L. j. Rese's ch- orizaba, 3, by imp. Cyrus-Laelia.
% + g. shOTtes btSy ch. ccnnausit, 4, by Joe
Daniels Santa Rosa, OF (Shaw). 3
Time, l:14.
Good start. Won easily by two lengths four
lengths between second and third
Geneva 50, Jessie lO4i rue Brfton los, Bank
Note 80, j.. NJ Palmer 80 ana Jim Corbett 30
Betting: to Candid, 5 TO orizaba, 50 Con-
naught, j. NJ. Palmer, 10 True Briton, rs
Geneva, 40 Jessie and Jim Coroett, 100 Bank
Note.
s4T
Antrim stables ch. f. Jennie Deane. ). by imp
SIR Modred- Echata, go, $400 &C. weber, ....... l
Reading sta les b. b. Inferno, a., by lie or
Billet Doux, III (VS. Clancy ..................
E. J. Appleby's ch. g. Norton. by Leinster-Liiy
b, 1I4 Il. Wiliams).
Time, :l334
GOOD start Won easily by two lengths. the same
distance between second and third.
VsndaIight 90, Nellie q l06. JACKSON lis, Bliss
So. stoneman l02 and Regal lO2 also ran, and fn-
i citing: s 10 . Jennie Deane to Inferno, Is
each Morton and Nellie Il, each Bliss and Reg 81,
2 jackson. 40 Stoneman.
Third race, six furloDgs. selling: purse $500
H. A. brant's e. e. BrAw Scot, s. by imp. Mid
lothian Helen Scratch 1O4, $500 IL Lioyd).. /
Pleasanton stables ch. ridal Ven, 4, by imp.
Cheviot-NeIIie Collier. 80 &C. Weber, ......... 2
DOW Williams b. C. ri Reuo, 4, by Emperor OF
orfok-Experiment. 100 (Cheyalier)...'...
Good start Won driving by a head, half q
length between second and third
Lonnie SO. oonde 1lb. Revolver 110, De la
ran, aud finished In that order,
Betting z TO Braw Scot 3 Bridal Veil, 10 FL
Reno Lonnie B. Revolver,e to Rear Guard,
Conde, 20 Comrade, 80 De la Guerra.
Fourth race, one mile, handicap; purse $400.
Ashcroft d. Dickey's b. fesCador. b, by Gano-
Armeda Howard. 1902 (Peters) ......-.........
W. f. smiths b. C. ZeDair, 4, by 81. SAvior-
Nighthawk, ll2 &C. eberJ erJ...............-..... 2
Pleasanton stables br. C. Blizzard, 4, by imp.
Trade Mind-Trampo. l1S (Seaman) ............ 3
Time, 1:421a.
Good start. Won handily by two lengths, three
between second and third.
Centella lU5 and Booze "a also ran and finished
in that order.
4 Zobair, Blizzard.
Fifth race, one mile, selling; purse $500.
A Gonzales ch. C Zsrsgoza A. by imp. Cbeviot-
Bessie Hooker, 100, $3.50 Il (Iurbivile).
Hankins 81 Jobnson'B g.. Macbeth III, a., by
Macduf-Agnes. l0S (Irvine) )......-............. 2
Pleasanton stables b. b. DR.. Ross, g. by imp
Cheviot-imp. Beauty. l06 (Seaman) ............ 3
Time, 44L2.
Good start. Won driving by head, four
lengths between second and third.
BAN Brown SO, Castro lOS. Bobolink 81. Kat
rinka S5. Esperance 81, Patricia SO and Malcolm
100 also ran. and finished In that order. Nutwood,
82 finished second, three lengths In front of Mac
beth III. but was disqualified for fouling that
horse
Betting: each Zaragoza, Bobolink and Patricia
to S Macbeth III, 20 each Dr. Ross and Sam
Brown. z Castro Nutwood, 25 Esperance 80
Katrlnka 80 Malcolm.