The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-09

The Breeders Association is scoring a
success at the Bay District Track. Not
only is the attendance better than last
year, but the contests so far have been
first class. Fast time has not been made.
but the public likes a race of split heats.
and these have been the rule so far. In
ten races five fav0rtes have been de-
feated, and the talent is behind the game.
The introduction of bOOkmakerS has I'M
doubleday helped to increase the attend
ance, as those who have dollar to risk
on the result of race are more numerous
than the Dettors who can afford to patron
iZe the auction pools.
The programme yesterday consisted OF
four events, though the first was special
between three horses, arranged solely for
the purpose of giving them an opportunity
of getting a standard mark The starters
were Vesto, by Guy Wilkes. Stileco by
Steinway, and Panjabe by Patron. The
first-named won the fourth heat in $780,
the fastest heat of the race. No pools
were sold on this event.
A field of thirteen starters went to the
post in the second race. This was for
a black FLY by Gossiper. was made the
favorite, the Los Angeles contingent get
ting nearly every pool sold on her prior to
the first heat. In a pool of $50 Gazslle
brought $685. Nellie w SIC and Bet Madi-
son S13, while all the others sold as field
brought S26.
To good start, Visalia, a bay FLY by
Iris, son OF Eros, went out in front at a
gait that astonished all but a few and was
never headed in the heat, winning In the
good time of 1928 closely pressed by the
favorte, with Mariposa, another field
horse, third.
There was but little change in the pools
after this heat, except that Visalia was
taken from the field and Bet Madison put
in her place. Viselia captured the second
heat as easily as the first, trotting the mile
a second and half faster. The friends
of Gazslle were still confident. however,
and she brought as much money as Visa
liza in the auction. while the field found
many who were willing to give So for
ticket in pool Of $50.
+ Nisqlia was not moving steadily when
the word WAS given in the third heat and
made a break in the first turn that was
disastrous. Another at the half put her
back to sixth position, and no one expected
TO see her driver try for the heat; but he
did, and landed her third after a ire
mendous burst of speed in the stretch. the
neat UcluE lhhOu Ny OdLCllct Win
poSa second.
The hackers of Gazslle were now conf
dent they bad the race won, but the
admirers of ViSalia never faltered and
took the tickets as fast as they could be
made cut When the word was given in
the fourth heat Perkins pursued the same
tactics as in the first two, by taking vi
saia out Ia front and keeping her there,
winning in 2:20h, the fastest heat of the
race aud excellent time for three-year-
Odds at this time of year. Visalia is by
Iris, son of Eros, he by Elecuoneer, and is
from a mare by Pasha, son of Sultan. She
is thought to be good for PIP before the
season closes.
The third race was for 2:2O PAGERS.
Klickitat Maid was favorite at S25 to SIS
for the field, consisting Of Little Hope,
Allie Cresco, Golden West Stoueway and
Della S, while Loupe sold for SIT. After
two heats had been taken by the favorite
Loupe managed to win a heat, but the
mare from Oregon took the fourth heat
easily.
The talent got another dump in the last
race of the day. in which Jennie June, a
little mare by Motor, dam not given.
showed clean pair of heels to the favor
ties and won handily in one-two-three
order.
The summaries of the days races are as
follows:
SPECIAL TRor.
vesto, eh. m, by Guy wilkes (RogerS .....1S21
Steco b. C. Steinway (Sanders) ........2 132
Panjabi, br. s., by Patron (Berrymau) l 3
Time-2:3I-2:3lA-2;34
Three-year-Old $3.50 class; purse $1,000.
VIsalia, b. T., by Iris (Perkins). ll31
Gazelle. blk. f., by Gossiper (Durfee. 22l2
Marposa. br f.. by Guide (Laferty) .......33 24
John Bury, b. s., by Antinious (Bunch). 4 3
Nellie w. Bet Madison, Ravenscroft, Baby Ruth
Best Way, Homeway, a, Silver Note and
Nick Russell also started, the Iastnamed being
distanced the first heat.
Pacing, 2:2O class purse $1,000.
Klickitat Maid. b. m, by Atsmont ODE
Lonpe, blk g. by John se1cnoaKs C@ii-
eo Tsi West. by Royal George Jr. MEL
Allie Cresco by Cresco, and Stoneway by stein
way, divided fourth money. Little Hope and
Della also started, the last named getting the
flag in the third heat.
Trotting, 2:24 class; purse $lOUO.
Jennie June, b. NJ, by Motor PATTERSON. -. /
Princewood. blk. g.. by Dexter Prince
Pearl Fisher, b. M by Aitamont iCastoj
Alert, b g.. by Ensign (SAnders) ............ TAP
Lynmont, Chloe, Avso and Free Coinage also
started.
The following is the programme for to-
day, with the entries:
Sl000-I. de Turks br. g. Major Brown. Nj.
Flynn's or. s. Ii. NJ. Stanley, Z. B. Gifford's b.
C. Alto RENO, j. II. Kelly's CHI. &. Contento ..
Marchand's br. m. Lady o, lakewood Park stock
farms b. N. Bay Rum, Henry Perkins b. f.
Hazel Ayres, S0noma stock farms or. m.
Secret. James Sutherland's br. s. Guard. Silver
Bow stock farms b. s. Montana, b. o. Van
Bokkelen's br. f. Daisy d, Vineland stock
farms blk m. Myrtle Thorne, &. w. Woodards
br. m. Margaret Worth.
2:17 class, Jrolting, purse S1000.-Myers s.
Myres m. m. Flora S, George w. Woodard's
b. m. Lucy B. DR.. X. d. Wise's b. m. Adelaide
McGregor, George Theuerkaurs sr. g. Lee,
Alex Cornick's b. s. Wayland W, James A.
Dustin's ch. &. Shylock. w. S. Maben's br. 3.
James Madison, Williams & Warehouses; b. g.
Iago.
Three-year-olds, 1927 class, pacing, purse
S10oo.-Myers & Myrrs' b. m. Hulda, C. A.
Duifee's b. 5. Ketchum, T. II. Keith's b. +. Prim-
rose, lakewood Park stock farms blk m. Al
landora, K. NJ. Sanders b. m. Ruth C, Milo
Knox's sr. f. Gertrude Il. Samuel Casto's Dr. S.
Touchst. T. L. Keating's sr. &. Jim Wilkes, G.
IL. FoX's sr. <. Prince Albert.
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ADJUSTMENTS.