The morning call., 1894-11-27
PASHA'S FINE PERFORMANCE
Exceptionally Fast Time Made
Throughout the Day.
COMMISSION RUNS A GOOD RACE.
In Very Exciting Finish He Beats
lily by Out Nose in a Race
Run in 1:4o LIZ.

The fields were dispatched so promptly
at the races yesterday that by quarter
after o'clock those who were not lucky
enough to hold a winning ticket on the
last race were wandering way homeward.
Sister Mary's performance was the star
feature of the day; her run OF the mile in
:40A with 124 pounds up being sample
OF what this grand mare can do.
The fine race of the Miss Clay FLY is
also worthy OF notice. the slashing
daughter of imp. Darebin and Miss Clay
beating her field in a most impressive
style, running the three-quarters in 1 1881,
All of the races were run in exceedingly
fast time, the two six-furIong runs being
run III better than IA and in both mile
races the winners time was Al.
Six maidens started the ball rolling over
the short six furiongs. There was very
little choice between Wag, Howard,
Duchess OF Milpitas and May Mccarthy in
The betting, all being about 8 TO l. RelaIn-
pago and Snow Blossom were the outsiders.
The Duchess took the lead as the flag fell,
but was passed by May Mccarthy, who
led all the way to the homestretch, when
Duchess of Mllpitas again went TO The
front and. ridden out by Jones, won by
length and half, in :13. May Mccarthy
and Howard had hard drive for the place,
Lne IOTmeT SECURING III Dy nose.
The second run resulted in victory for
that very good sirlnter Pasha, who seems
TO hold all of the second raters safe. Nc
Carthy's Bernardo went TO the post a
slight favorite over Pasha, his odds being
2tO1.
The other starters were Monrovia, Sill
YER. Keene Foxhall 200 to l shot, Nor
ven, Dick Behan who was we'll played t 8
to l. Expense. Reno and Banjo.
Bernardo and Monrovia went to the
front as the flag FELL and led the bunch to
the stretch, where Pasha, who had run
into thiid place, shot to the front, and we'll
ridden by Combs, won in very handy
manner by half length, Bernardo sec
on6, three lengths ahead of Expense, who
made fine run through The stretch, after
running last OF the bunch. Time, l 49,
Sister Mary showed herself TO be pretty
warm article, by the handy manner in
which she tiptoed The mile in the third
we're pitted that consistent little per-
former Polaski, Ledalia and McLight.
Going out in front as the flag fell, she
cut out the running. and although shaken
up BIT at the finish. ran the mile In the
splendid time of :40%. fine performances
considering the stiff breeze that was blow
ing. Polask was second, a length in front
OF McLight.
The fourth run turned out to be good
thing Tor the Miss Clay flly, fine big
daughter of imported Darebn. She
opened up an to fav0rite in the betting,
but went back to threes, wien the money
went in on her, and she closed at to g
Playful was the favorite, ridden by c.
Weber. going 10 the post to g. MOIIie
r, Santa Cruz, Don Caesar, Repeater and
Midas were also starters
Miss Clay FLY took the lead soon after
the flag fell, and, running under a gentle
pull all the way, won com paratively easily
by length from Molle r, the favorite q
poor third. Time, 1874.
White and Clark slipped a good thing
into the last race in Commission, a fine
looking bay geldiDg, who opened up at s
TO IN the books. Broadhead was favorite.
opening at to 8, but going back to II 10 5
in the betting. Old Hy by. with only SO
pounds up, was at fives, and his chances
looked good.
Pat DUNES Enthusiast with Weber M
was well backed, but ran dog race and
was undoubtedly short, as he was outrun
from the start. Miss Buckley was also
we'll backed at a short price. but her
chances were killed by racing out in front
with Broadhead. Nellie G was a rank
outsider.
Broadhead and Commission cut out the
pace. running in front until nearing the
half pole. when Miss Buckley passed them
and led to the stretch, but tired and fell
back. An eighth from home Commission
passed Broadhead and looked handy win
ner. when Hinrchs brought old Hy by up
with rush, and from the drawgate to the
wire lt was hammer-and-tongs finish,
Isom landing Commission fir,t by nose.
Broadhead was third, the time, :4O1b.
compelling him to hang his shingie out.
SUMMARY.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 90, 1894
1CS FIRST RACE-About six furIongs; maid
LIZ. ems; purse $500.
Ind. Horse. weight, jockey. St ~ Str Fin
109 Ouch of Milpitas. 81 (E.J ones)1 80 ~ IL
80 May Mccarthy, l07 (N. HIDE 1K 9S Oh
l04 wag, 104 (t. CARR ............6 43 as AZ
63 snow Blossom. 81 (Chevaer)3 So So 66
ia Relampago, l04 (Shawl .....5 g 8
Fair start. Won driving. Time, :l3. Winner
bay hlIy by imp. Brutus-Ledette.
Betting: Duchess OF Miptas 10 to g. May Nc
CArthy to l, Howard IL to o. Wag TO 2. Snow