The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-02
RUNNING RACES.
Exciting Finishes in the
Two HandiCaps.
Bronco, Malo Diablo, Sir Reel, Giiead,
Hal Fisher and Peregal Were
Yesterdays Winners.

Two of the closest kind of finishes in the
handicaps yesterday reflect the greatest
credit on the gentlemen who are RESPONSE
BILE for that part of the work. The four
two-year-olds in the five and half fur.
long race were brought together with such
exactness that length and a half would
more than cover the distance between
them.
The mile handicap resulted, according to
the judges who were officiating, in a dead
heat between Gilead and Sir Reel, though
some of the onlookers, who were in per-
haps better position to judge. were unan-
imous IN placing Glead first by short
nose. Gilead's owner was naturally not
in the judges stand, and il may be that his
confreres were inclined TO lean a little on
the wrong side to avoid appearing TO be
unduly favOriDg the president of the asso-
citation, who, under the circumstances, is
certainly entitled to the sympathles OF the
public.
Two other decisions in the placing of the
horses were open to some criticism, viz.
In the fourth race, where Kathleen was
placed third instead OF Durango, and in
the fifth where Bronco was given the
show to the exclusion of Gold Dust
There was fair attendance, and the
betting was pretty lively. the bookmakers
having slightly she best Of it.
Wash Kings ride on Model in the sec
ond race came in for much comment, espe-
cially when be didn't claim the foul that
appeared so patent to careful observers of
the race, between Model and MaIo Diablo
ia the stretch
PriceIle perform ed most dIsappointingly
In the last race, which 10 to l shot just
won by head.
There is a good programme for this
hn fNx,,
perusal OF the entry list below.
The following are the summaries:
FRIDAY, June 1, ls94-weather fine Track
fast.
First race, five and half furlongs, selling;
" Twins CHI. h. Bronco a.. by Joe Hooker
j. f. Ross b. m. Nellie Van, 8, by Vanderbilt
Victoria, 1O9 (McAulife) ..,...................2
Mother Hubbard, 90 e. Iones5 =! A.'a
Time, l:lG34.
Coed start. Won driving by two lengths a
length between second and third
Ivy lUl, Flush Ban 81, Morton 1l9. May Pritch.
ard %, TwanG lO4, Hollister Dennis III and
True Briton 100 also ran, and finished in that
order.
Betting: Bronco. Nellie VAN Esperance.
Flush Ban, rweng. 10 True Briton, 10 Nor.
ton 2 IVY go each May Pritchard and HOLSTER
Dennis.
Second race, five and half furlongs handicap
| twoyear-olds; purse $225.
El TranO stables CD. h. Mao DIablo by Joe
Hooker-OXilla, 100 Re Jopes) ..
CsIlI9rhla staoie,s en-; L Model, by imp. Sir
Eikton stables ch c Monterey by aidai9oGien
--'''" Az ''O'1 Time. :O9 '''''''''''''...-
Good start. Won driving by head. the same
distance between second and third.
Sea Spray lOS also ran.
Betting: each Malo DiabIo and Sea Spray.
Model, TO Monterey
Third race, one mile, Chronicle handicap. all
ages, purse $3.50.
W. +. smiths b. c. Giead, 3. by St. Saviour
Almona stables b. c. Sir Reel, A, by Alta Dizzy
Blonde. lib (COmbs) Observation-Disclosures.
Burns q Warehouses; CHI. c. LovdaI. 3, by Wild
1dle-Free Love, Ito (suiliyan). ............-.. 3
Good start Dead heat three lenTthr between
| the two frsts and tbird.
Hy by ITO, Trix lO3 and Alexis 81 also ran, and
Betting: to GIlead, 10 Sir Reel, l Lovda |, 3
by by, Trix, 30 Alexis.
Fourth race, five furIongs, selling three-rear.
Odds and upward; purse $l75.
o. r. Johnson's blk h. Hal Fisher. a., by Buck
waton-Ahce, ia, $500 (Madison). .',....
r. Davenports cb. 2 North, 8, by Prince OF Nor
fok-by Leinster, 1O3 (Peters) .........,.... Q
J. w. Morris blk m. Kathleen, a, by Little Alp
A0' Time ~, -..-..--......
Good start for all but Patsy 0'Neil. who was left
at post. Wen handiiy by two lengths. half
length between second and third.
Durango ga, Regal 50, Mustesa lO7 ChuIa as
Guard 107, Lodi l03. Patsy O'NeIl lU6 also ran
AMI finished In that order,
Betting: d TO 8 Hal Fisher, 8 each North and
Lodi Kathleen, Guard, Mustesa 20 each
Regal, Chula and Patsy o'Ne, 80 Durango
Fifth race. six furlonRs. selling: purse 5000
George StrODefs b. &. Peregal, n, by Duke of
Magenta Perfection, 1o4, $500 (Combsl. I
George Todhunter's b. c. Huntsman, 5, by Prince
of orfolk- Haydee, 81 (Pinkney).....-....... Q
w Irwin's CHI. c. Bronco, a by Joe Hooker
Laura Winston, l18 (Epperson). ........ 3
lime, l:l6L4
Good start. Won driving by head four lengths
between second and third.
Gold bust 50, Haymarket SO. Viceroy OF
Charger 10l and Prcelle go also ram and finished
in that order.
Betting: is each Perega, COLO Dust and Vice
roy, each Huutsman and Bronco, to Pricelle
Charger, g Haymarket.
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