The morning call., 1894-09-11

with Coombs looking back at the field in
the very creditahle time of :4sH. Articus
uDuer Plantonls vigorous riding came very
last down the stretch, but the heavy weight
ne carried told on him. and the game little
iell1w had all he could do 10 heat the light
weighted Polaski for place. Glead, The
well backed, finished absolutely last.
The bettors lost considerable money on
Articus and then rushed to get even by
playing Zobair to win the third race, a
handicap for all ages, one mile. Pools
sold Zpbair $50. Pescador SIS and the field
S21. The flag dropped to good start.
Around the first turu Royal Flush was
leading the field, punched length. At
the quarter pole Long on PescadOr
rushed bin into the lead, and the race
needs very little description from that on
as far as the winner is concerned. Pes
cadOr made a regular runaway race of 1t
and won by two lengths. In rafting
finish down The stretch Royal Flush beat
the favorita Zobair half length for the
Ilace, Garcia and Duke Stevens being ten
lengths back. The time was excellent.
being 1:41%. Mutuals on Pescador paid
$43 70.
The fourth race, selling, all ages, seven
and a half furlongs, had for starters: Gold
Dust, Quarterstaff, Raphael, Happy Day,
Abb P and Blizzard. L 8 betting in this
see-sawed good deal Blizzard and
Happy Day alternated as favOrites. At
the close the pools sold: Blizzard So
Happy Day $40 and the field $50. After a
little delay Gold Dust, erdeavoIing to
show his abilities as a kicker, they were
sent away t. a good start Happy Day
started in front, Blizzard second and Gold
Dust third. win the field close up. Around
the turn and down the back stretch they
ran well punched. At the half Blizzard
was leading by half length, with Abb p
second, a length in front of the bunch
Entering the stretch Blizzard and Abb p
were running head and head, and Coombs,
seeing a good opening. slipped through on
the inside with Harpy Day and he easily
outsprinted them to the wire. winning
easily by two lengths in SO. Abb p and
Blizzard passed under the wire in what
looked to be dead heat, but the judges
placed Abb p second and Blizzard third.
Quarterstaff finished last.
Pool selling on the last event, six fur
long race for maidens. was very lively,
many tips being out on the different en-
tries. Adelante at one time sold favort4,
but as the betting Stacked. Head Flower
sold for $25, Adelante S24 and the field $l4
When the flag went down Laurel took the
lead, the good thing, Adelaut', getting off
last. At the half, Laurel still led, Head
Flower second, Llllv Ayers third. Into
the stretch, Laurel was still leading Ade-
lante. Head Flower and Eulalia. all
10 a line and all riding. The pace was too
hot for Laurel and she fell back. Head
Flower and AGelante now had the race TO
hemselves, but Burns unfinished Kinney
and landed Adelante a winner by half a
length. Laurel was third and Lilly Ayers
! fifth. Cymor bOlted and wanted to jump
the fence, so COOmbs pulled up. The time
WAS :15h
The California annual stake for twoyear- olds
W. NJ. Murray's b. c. Flashlight, by surinam-
Laura Winston, lis (Spence); ..................
A. b. spreckels' .. g. Gallant. by Fellowcharm-
Whistan. llS (Sulliyan).
| Miss Flush, 1O3 (Donathan). ..........-.........
Time. :l5.
! Malo Diablo, Charea and Alaric also ran.
/ The Capital City stake for three.year-olds: one
J and sixteenth miles.
Burns and Warehouses; ch. C. Lovdal, by Wild
idle e-Freelove. IA (CoombsJ sJ.................
George Van Gorden's b. c. ArtIcus. by Argyle
Gienock. lis (PiantonD Observation-Disclosures.
! George Howson's g. PoIaski by Capt Al-God
Time / :4sX
Carmel. Alexis and Gilead also
Handicap for all ages. one mile; purse $780,
ID. Dtckey's b. b. PescadoT, by GanO-Armeda
eeoGSe HcwsOns HtO eh b. Roya Flush by Three
Cheers ROsette, ia (Dodd)
Sycamore stables b. b. Zooair. Dy st. savior
NRhthawk, 1l5 (Sullivan) ..................... 3
Time. :4ls4.
Garcia and Duke Stevens also ran.
81 j. Kely's br. b. Happy Day. by Emperor.
Felicity lO2 (COombs) observation-disclosures.
G. Pacheco's ch. m Abi r. by Three Cheers
Dairy Maid, l09 (Gloyer)
a. b. SorecKels br b. Blizzard, by Trade Wind
Tramp 1872 fSullivan) )...........................s
ime, :36.
Gold Dust, Raphael and QuarterStaf also ran.
Maidens, turlongs, purse $3.50
II d. Browns b. c. Adelante, by FL Rio Rey-
OgaIena, 86 (Burns) ).......... ........
A. B. Spreckels' br. I. Head Flower. by Flood
imp. Rosetta, SS lRinney) y).................
W: l.. Appieby's b. +: Laurel, by Duke OF Norfolk
Futurity' 50 tcOaadyJ ;:;.;;.................-.
Euialia, Lilly Ayers and Cymor also ran.
The following are the entries for to-
morrow:
Fir race, three-year- -olds-Aria, Bet Madi-
son. John Bury RaveUscI Oft, MeZeus, Vlsalia
Second race, 2:2O class, p clng-Sidmoor
Bell, Andy, Cibolo, Golden West, TOucbet. Our
Boy. Olinda Richmond. Klicktat Maid.
Third race. 2:24 class. trotting - Leonor
Eliza S. Pearl Fish, Chico, Abanteeo. Emn Bey
Chloe Lynmont.