The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-17
Track Items.

Joe Cotton ran @ great race, getting
away eleventh and only being beaten by
nose at the wire.
The little black filly Sallie Calvert Is one
of the smallest animals on the track, but
by u means the s!owest.
r. Jsom was kicked in the leg by Po-
laski just after dismounting in front of the
judges stand, but not badly hurt.
Colonel Ii. J. Thornton's sale of year
lings took place at the track yesterday,
the get OF imp. Mariner. Sobrante and
Apache. The prices secured were good.
averaging 1926 81 per head. Barney
ScnrelOer was purchaser, buying full
sister to Sunrise, Peter Weher's fast FLY.
Zeke Abrahams sold Keno, who caused
the boy Sandy's death, the day previous to
the accident for $75
The string of Thomas MeTagar arrived
at the track yesterday from Deer Lodge.
Mont. He brought twelve, among them
Emma Mae, Marietta. Dara, Chinook, Ra-
mona. Capriv, Regent ii. Anaconda and
a. yearlng brother to Nevada belonging
to Mike Hennessy. the jockey, who will
ride for the stable.
Bob Mckinley also brought two Mon
Ia ma racers. ST. Jacobs ana Gilroy.
/ Ohiyesa, who ran such good race yes
terday, has quite an IN tereSting history.
He was bred at Palo Alto, and as a year
ling. 1T is said, $1,000 was refused for him.
When a two-year-old he contracted the
disease known as big head. Five OF his
risky companions trau bled with the same
disease were shot. bnt he was turned out
for q year .at:pasturage, and when taken
up at the end of that time. seemingly
cured. Iookedlike wooden frame with
the hide of a horse stretched over 1t. He
was sold fora nominal sum 10 young
me- nj hnr hac ri Of az
the track, who::turned him over to the
veteran trainer. Cy Mulkey, and. he started
once at the last Jockey Club meeting un-
der the name Of Ariel. but ran unpiaced.
a few DAYS later while being worked out
one morning, he strained himself badly,
and was thrown out of training. Soon
after he was taken sick, and his owner,
feating a return Of: his old trouble and
thinking his racing days over, gave him
away. He then fell Into the hands of the
parties now racing him. and will. very re-
muneratlve results, fer he. has won three
races, been placed twice and once ran
third. He is about the cheapest good"
hose at the track. :a.::: III.
:. The entries for to-day's races are not
numerous, but Include two stake races,
the Belmont stakes: for two year-old FLIES
+ and the :Burlingame. stakes for hurdIers
Following is:the list of entries: - $
= First race. .three-quarters. of miles selling
s. eSGIl POI - JtnlIit DeanS 30, sea Spray 81,
Bridal Veil 80, Sir Rlchard 50, Jack Richelleu
104. Renius 103. =; :; -.
Second j ces tiye.eightbs Of a:mils. selling
Molto:1Q7 Tartarian los. Broadhead:. LOG,
Kathleen 1903, -R0nair lilo, NQrlee SO, Belle
Stonvwall 80. -: -. -"
Third race, five. eehths of mile the Belmont
stakes, two-vear-old hilies-LadY Diamond 1O5
PiquaDte lbs. Mel Peyton los, Mollie K 05.
Citee loo, Model lbs, Roma los, Bravura lO5.
Geneue Edwards l05. :.
Fourth race. one and a. sixteenth miles,, the
Bnrfineame stakes hurdle. selling-Woodfofd
l59,: Floodmore $50, Ell Kendig 1885, Herald
1856, Vulcan 131, Argenta 1876, Moryep'l2I. 49,
Filth race. one and sixteenth miles, ha!idi-
cai,-Sister Mary 100 Happy Day 10, Artcis
LOT, SIR Reel l05. Polaski 1o1, Aranahoe SO,
CIaudius 81, Monialyo 95; Fortuna IS. = :. 80