The morning call., 1894-05-05
RUNNING RACES.
Only One Favorite Gets
Home First.
Chula, MarigoId FiIIy, Orizaba, De
Bracy and North Were the Win.
ners of Yesterdays Events.

of the argument, only one favorite landing
them their money.
The fields averaged close on nine horses
each and the betting was particularly lively
for what is generally looked upon as an
off day, for the attendance was unusually
large for a Friday.
The Carmona stables flly Chula, for
merly Flamey, won the first race in gallant
style by head. little Eddie Jones redeem
ing himself in this event for his numerous
shortcomings during the week and riding
a really vigorous finish. Chula's owner.
however, could not have benefited much
by her victory, as he played the favorite,
Rear Guard, and Red Rose in preference to
his tilly's chances.
The Marigold flly won the second race,
half mile for maiden two-year-olds. at her
ease, and OriZaba simply ran away with
the third race, the mile selling, In which
the chances If Nutwood ana Sympathetic's
Last were utterly ruined round the first
turn by OriZaba jOstling them and nearly
knocking the former off his feet. The
fractional times were good for race OF
selling platers and up to handicap form
the quarter in :25h, halfin 50A and three
quarters in :43A.
The handicap saw Burns & Water
houses colt Lovdal, on the strength of his
vicGoTy last week, made hot favorite,
and that, too. in spite of a rumor abroad
that he was lame. The remarkably good
odds of II to was on offer about the Elk
ton pair. Gussie made the running to
within a few strides OF the wire, where
Madison brought De Bracey up with one of
OF his vigorous rushes and landed him
clever winner by long neck.
The last race looked 10 be between Boz
teenth was little too far for the Spreck-
els candidate and North, coming unper-
ceived on the outside of the ruck in the
last hundred yards, won under a hard
drive by-twO lengths.
The following are the summaries:
FRIDAY, May 4-W Gather fine track fast.
First race five furlongs, selling, three-year rolds
and upward; purse $3.50
Oarmona stables ch. + Chula. 8, by imp. Cyrus
George Roses b. c. Rear Guard, 4, by Post
Guard d-Alfonie Carter, ITO (BozemaD). ..... 2
Owen brothers b. 6. Gold Dust 4, by Ora-Gold
"p' % = Time. i 62s4.
Fair start. Won driving by a head. FIVE lengths
between second and third.
Red Rose SO, Irish johnny 1902, Alto MILO ITO.
Pronto 81, Nellie Van 90. ben Ii los, Roanoke
Shamrock lO3 also ran. and finished In that order.
Betting: IL Chuia TO Rear Guard, so each
l5 each Joe Hooker Jr and Shamrock. 20 each
Alto MO and Ben II, 80 each Irish Johnny. Ro-
anoke and Woodbury. Jr.
Second race half mile. maiden two-year.
olds; purse $500.
NJ. Fox's ch. +. by imp Darebin- Marigold, II5
A: b, spreckels' b. c. Gallant, by FeiIowcharm-
Not Idle lis (SuIliyan) .
R. D. Ledgett's ch +. Kitty /, by Major Ban.
-'' 'OO'T Time. :lsiS.
Good start. Won easily by two lepgt hs, five be.
tween second and third.
Flutina los, Arno 116, Milroy ITO, Charity colt
lis, Ernest llS also ran, and finished in that
order
Betting: to Marigold fly to Gallant. so
each Kitty L. Flutilla and Milroy. ArnO, 10
Charity colt. 25 Ernest.
Third race. one mile, selling; purse $500.
l. j. Roses ch C. OriZaba. 3, by imp CyTus-imp.
Laelia, 100. 800 (Coombs) Observation-Disclosures. l
P. siebentnaler's ch. f. seaside 3. by imp. Mari
Reading Stables b. f. Blue and White 5, by
AIgerine-imp Miss Nelson, 81 (Stufet)........ 8
Time. :4314.
Good start. Won easily by three lengths, a
head between second and third.
Alexis 1O2. Sympathetc's Last los, Nutwood
80, Viceroy 101 and Kyiand also ran. and finished
in that order.
:, Betting; 8 oTlzaba, Seaside, 10 Blue and
Alexis, 10 Ry land. 80 Viceroy
Fourth race. seven furlongs handicap. three
year-olds; purse 500.
Elkton stables ch. G. De Bracey. by,St. Saviour
Glen Ellen. 1lo (Madison) ................... i
Williams & Warehouses; ch. +. Gussie, by Hyder
Miller Leavitt's b. C. Romulus. by imp. Brutus-
Beauty, 100 (weaver) ...;;;;.........."....... )
Time, 1:2SA.
Good start Won cleverly by half length. two
between second and third.
Lovdal lO2, and Trix SO, also ran. and finished in
that order.
RBetting: IL to De Bracey and Trx coupled.
to Gussie. RomuIus, . Lovdal
Fifth race. five and half furloEgs, selling:
purse $500.
Il. D. venport & Co.'s ch. g. North. 5. by Prince
of Norfok-Leinsuer, SO. 1900 (Chevalier). -. l
A. B. SpreckelS' b. (. Border LasSie 3, by imp
Cheviot-Cosette, SO Is. Jones) ............... 2
j. j. O'Neil's br C. Artist, 3, by imp Darebin-
HirondeIle, 100 Nv Weaver) )......................3
Time, :US34.
Good start. Won driving by two lengths. head
between second and third.
Guard l06. Inferno 10l. Chemuck SO. Comrade
ITO, Monarch 80, Durango SO also ran. and finished
in that order.
Betting: North. each Border Lassie, Artist
and Guard, Chemuck, 10 Inferno. 10 each
Comrade and Monarch. so Durango
The programme for to-day is an excep-
tionally strong one, each of the three last
races on the card being on attraction in it.
self sufficient to draw big crowd. The
welier-weight race for gentlemen riders
has filled well, and the Flash stakes has an
unusually large entry list.
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