The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-30
BEAT HIM OUT.
Dobbins Literally Not in
It at All.
FALLEN OFF IN FORM.
DIVERS Brown Colt Fast Going
Backward.
COULD NOT RUN A LITTLE BIT.
Beaten by a Ten-to-One- Shot, and
That With Hardly an
Effort.

New YORK. May 27.-The rich Fort
Hamilton handicap was the chief event on
the card and DObbins was looked upon as
good thing, while Henry of Navarro and
Dorian were about equally fancied second
choices. There was a long delay at the
post, but finally Rowe got the horses off in
almost perfect alignment and all in mo-
ton. As they passed the grand stand
Dorian was in the lead, with Aurelian,
Potentate and Dobbins close behind. On
the backstretch Henry of Navarro moved
up, and before the end or the stretch was
reached Aureian shut up suddenly and
gave il up. Into the stretch John Cooper
challenged Henry of Navarro and the pair
ran down TO the finish together, none OF
the others having the slightest chance to
win. They had it hammer and tODgs all
the way down the stretch, John Cooper
having a little the better of il, and win
ming by half length in good time. The
fremont stakes was well run and Gotham
was returned to public favor by the COM
handing way in which he won. Sir Gala
had the lead, with Walter at his neck,
and that was the order all through the
backstretch. Garrison had in the mean
time got Gotham into pocket and taken
him out again by the time he rounded into
the stretch. AS soon as they were straight
out for home Gotham took the lead without
trouble and beat Walter by three lengths, pull
ing up all the way through the last sixteenth.
One mile, Pick pocket won, Picnlcker second,
Madrid third, Time, 40
Six fnrlongs, Libertine won, Shelly futile
second, Fl orr third Time, 1:l412.
fremont stakes, six furlongs, Gotham 10 l
won, Waller 10 second, Sir Gala 10 TO 1
third. Time, 1:l5$%.
Fort Hamilton handicap, one mile and fur
long, John Cooper 10 TO l WOO, Henry OF Ma
varie second, Hornppe 10 10 L third. Time,
! :5514.
Five furlongs, Daric won. Sabrlna second,
California third Time, :O314.
Mile and a sixteenth, Sir Walter won, Sir
Excess second, Melody third. Time, 40.
ST. LOUIS, May 29.-TO-day's racing was but
ordinary. IN fifth race Artie Fernwood Soto
! shot, came under the wire IN the lead the
favorite, Clara Bauer,not even being placed. In
the second race Vida, who finished third, bed
badly, the distance and pace being too much
for her. The day was not good one for the
talent, favOrtes winning in but TWO OF the six
races. The weather was clear and cool.
Six furongs, Nonsense won, Blake second,
Winston Inlrd. Time, II.
One and an eighth miles, LockpOrt won. Old
Pepper second, Vida third. Time, 1854
Five fuTlongs. Madelaide won, Black Tiger
second, Dorah Wood third. Time. :O4.
One and a sixteenth miles, Highland won,
Nekota second, Maid Marian third. Time,
! 40.
Six furlongs. Artie Fernwood won, Startling
second, Mrs. Bradshaw third. No time.
One and an eighth miles, Dago won, Saint
Brandon second, Little George third. Time,
/ :5712.
CiSCI,gNAT.. May 29-The racing at Latonla
to day was on 4 fast track before alarge crowd.
Three finishes with the leading horses scarcely
heads apart is a rarity, but that was what the
spectators at LatOnia saw. Three favOrites
and three third choices won the races. The
Clipsstta stake, worth S2360 TO the winner,
was captured by KiItie Give after a very pretty
struggle with Katherine.
six fuTlours, Flora Thornton won. Tariff Re
form second, Lulu Mclean third. Time, :I594.
One mile, Anna won, Anna Mayes second,
Little Ed third. Time, :4l12.
Mile and seventy yards, Rey Ell Santa Anita
won, Sigurd second, The Governess third.
ime. :4614.
Clipsetta stake. worth $500 TO the winner.
for twOyeaT-Old filles, five furlOngs, Kitty Give
won, Catherine second, La Fiesta third. Time,
1902.
Nlne-sixteenths. Ellsworth won. Sunburst
second, joe Mack thhd. Time, :5GIa.
Six furlOngs Coli Ell won, Mote second, King
Charlie third. Time, 1:1414.
HAWTHORNE, Ill, May 29.-FoUr and q
nalf furlOngs, Babe Murphy won, Cora second
Katie b. third. Time, :57.
Fve.eighths, Tom Griffin won, Jack Wilson
second, ROsamond third. Time, :O3is.
one mile. Pretender won, Ranger second,
Fancy third Time, 40.
Fiye-eighths. Gold Dust won. Amelia May
second, Ethel third. Time. :03IR.
Flye-eighths. William won Rudolph sec
ond, Glee Boy third. Time, 1904.
Hurdle, mile aud an eighth. Bell Ringer won,
TemplemOre second, Gazette third. Time. 2 :O7.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-SiX and a half fur
longs, Little Charlie won, Burns second, Pow
eIty third. Time. :25l4.
Halt mile, Lady Fletcher won. Turcoise Sec
Ond Dr.. Faust third. Time. 5O14.
One mile, FeTnwOod won. Queen d'Or second,
W tbird. Time. 1:431a.
Five furlong', A o II won. Camden second
Salisbury third. Tine, 1:O213.
Six and half furlOngs, Syracuse won. De-
trOit second, Con IuceV third Time .56