The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-14
RUNNING RACES.
Four Terrible Dumps for
the Talent.
Sunrise, Yangedene, Sir Reginald,
Joe Murphy and Fly Were VIM
ners in Yesterdays Races.

The weather was dull yesterday after
noon and a heavy mist hung about the
neighborhood of the Bay District track,
threatening at times to obscure the horses
running up the backstretch from view,
but it kept off sufficiently long for the
races, despite two rather tiresome delays,
to be got through under no such disadvan-
tageous conditions.
The talent were dumped and dumped
badly, only one favorite, and that Sun
rise, in the first race. who was not so very
heavily played, winning for them. while
two outsiders in Sir Reginald and Yange-
dene, one a 40 10 l and the other a 20 toll
shot, entirely upset their calculations in
two out Of the other four races. Joe Muir
ply was at to l in the fourth race
longer odds than he has yet figured at in
any race out at the track-and be landed
some few of the clever division a biggish
sum at a comparatively small outlay.
Fly threw his rider while at the post in
the fifth race and ran away, but was
caught and remounted by Isom, who in
consequence of the accident carried many
dollar of the superstitiOusly inclined, and
Increased them sevenfOld.
The third race, in which big field of
1OuItc6u UDISco luCCQ thu otdItcI, was d
most remarkable one in connection with
the finish. The first ten horses were abso-
lutely only heads and half lengths apart,
and there was not daylight between them.
-Four of yesterdays races were won in
driving finishes, and the sport altogether
was of highly exciting character.
ia ia ran in the c0loTs of McCafferty g.
Startling, as also LOndOnville, Walter &
Dargen's lease of those horses having only
recently terminated
Charlie Weber showed up well yester-
day, riding three winners Ia frst-rata STYLE
but Felix Carr has seldom performed so
poorly in the saddle as he did on OriZaba
in the race. The following are the sum
maries:
TUESDAY, March 13.-weather dull. Track fast
First race, half mile. two-year-olds; purse $780,
T. weber's b. (. Sunrise, by imp. Mariner-Sunlit,
ITO &c. Weber, ........................1
H. R. hiI's CHI. &. Gasser. by Joker-BeiIe. lis
oaIiiornia stables ch. Model by imp Sir Mo.
dred'Gipsy. l15 CW;; Clancy ..............."...3
Good start Won easily by four lengths, two
between second and third.
sea Breeze rs. Blaze Away hlly il5. Silver ILL
Kai Moi l1S. Al Brock 107. Miss Buckley ll5
and Nydiar ll9 also ran. and finished in that
order.
to Silver. 10 Miss Buckley. IL Kai Moi. 20 AL
Brock. so Blaze Away FLY. 40 Nydiar. so sea
Breeze.
Second race. about six furlongs. maidens; purse
$500.
+. de Posters oh. (. Yaneedene, 3, by imp.
Greenback, toria 90 &c. Weber,; .;....:.:..
wilson a Gillis' b. T. ChemucK. 8, by John
happy-Jess. "a (Chevalier)................
EImwood stock FARMS b. c. Bobolink, 8. by
imp. Brutus-N abete SO lPeters)... ........... 3
Time, 1:l5s4.
Good start Won driving by a head, the same
distance between secoud and third.
Clara l. colt 80. Challenge so, Orizaba 80, Sid
Dey LOT. Amigo no. Lily 81 and MeIanita 1l2
also ran. and finished in that order.
Betting: 20 each Hangedene and Sidney.
each ChemuCk. BOUOllnE and Amigo. 2 OriZaOa
TO Melanita, Challenge 10 each Clara L
colt aud Lily K.
Third race five furlongs. selling; purse $500.
j. 7, Donoyan's eh g. Sir Reginald. a.. by Joe
W; OBJ. Macdonough's eh. c. MOnowai. by imp.
ottinger Phillips b. e. Joe Cotton a.. by Win.
ters-Dy Cotton Nose, Observation-Disclosures. 3
Good start. Won driving BY a head. the same
lis lance between second ana third.
donvIIIe IO4. Midnight los. Gypsy Girl lo',, Ri
dial Veil GA, Claire So Prince Henry IO9 Hunts
man SO and Sheridan lbs also ram and finished
Betting: 40 Sir Reginald. ~ each Monowai,
Gypsy Girl and Bridal Veil, each Joe Cotton and
LondonviIle 20 each Claire and Huntsman, %
Hercules, 90 Sheridan. 100 Midnight
Fourth race, seven furlongs, selling; purse
L. Corrigan's b. c. Joe Murphy. A. by Isaac Muir
phy Hattie Harris. 406, $500 &c Weber, -. I
b. Schreibers ch. m. Dolly McCone, 5. by Joe
hooker-bou spencer, lO2 Z. CARR .........,,. 2
McCaherty Starling's b. z. ia ia a., by Leon.
atus-Appie Blossom, lO4 (Petersl. 8
Time ! :2S.
6 God start. Won driving by a length. the ssms
distance between second and third
Eyanatus H. Nutwood IS, Happy Day Ito,
and Rear Guard 106 also ran. and finished in that
order.
betting: Joe Murphy. IL Dolly McCone 8
ia ia, Evanatus, 70 each Nutwood and Rear
Guard
Fifth race. about six furlongs, selling. three
year-olds: purse $500.
n; 5. Halls en-. g. Fly. By Reveille- Fusillade,s
Last, IS. $500 (Isom) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
White d Ciark's CHI. e Clara White, by imp. De-
ceiver-Eiectrical. "a e. Carr. .............. 2
Il. s. Spreckels' b. f. Border Lassie. by imp.
Characteristic. 81 (Sloane) ...........,..., 8
Time l:l4Ls.
Good start Won driving by head length n O.
| tween second and third.
Carmel SO. TITLE los. Morosa lO2 La Rejna
| lO3 and Rose Clark 81 also ana finished In
| that order.
| Betting: Fly, 5 to Clara White Border
/ Lassie Tillie 3. Morosa. 20 each Carmel and
/ La Reina. 40 Rose Clark.