The morning call., 1894-11-22
REY DEL CAREDES.
He Breaks d Track Record
Romping Home.
CADMUS IN HIS OLD FORM.
Well Ridden by Felix Carr, He
Runs a Mile in 1:40 IL.
FLOoDMoRE AGAIN TO THE FRONT
Chartreuse Overlooked by Many, but
Her Wealthy Owner Wins in EX-
cellent Time at 7 TO /.

The entries in The various races yester-
day were light. but this was in measure
offset by some brilliant racing.
Rey del Caredes. the crack son of EN-
peGor of Norfolk and Clara D, romped
home in the second race over the short six
furloDg course in liz lowering the track
record One-quarter OIL a second. Timed
separately, he ran the full six furlongs in
1:l2h, running the first half-mle in 46A
seconds.
Cadmus in his race showed that he is
rapidly regaining his old form by reeling
off mile in :401a with 112 pounds up.
Chartreuse. the winner of the last race
was a sort of surprise party to all but her
owner, w. OBJ. Marlborough. who was
quite heavy winner by the filly's victory.
General Antonio Ezeta and suite at
tended the races and became very eDthusi-
aStlc admirers of the sport, especially the
steeplechase. There were numerous tips
flying about on the first race. six-turlong
sprint for maid ems, which had for starters
Wag, SolitariO, Mura colt, LinVlle, How
ard. Wawona. a retic and Emma. Wag was
the faVorite at Is to 10. but a strong tip
went the rounds on Howard and he I'M
doubleday carried the most money.
When the flag fell Carr hustled Arctic
out in front and led the field to the far
!urn. where Wag took the lead and made
the running until an eighth from the
wire, where he quit badly and fell out of
the race. Henuessy then got the Mura
colt IN front nd won very good race by
length, Linvlle beating WawOna half a
length for the place. Time, 1:15A.
The second race, short six-furIong
dol a. Il, NH mt Ovotx
i've starters, Roma, Nellie Peyton nliy, I'll
IlranO. Washoe and Rey del Caredes.
The latter was prOhlbitive favorite In
the betting, going 10 the post / TO ).
Roma was second choice at fVes, with the
Nellie PeytOn lilly next in demand.
Soon after the flag Iell Rey del Caredes
Jumped out IN front, and the balance OF
the route was a mere exercise canter Tor
him, he winning by three lengths IN IL "a.
The Nellie PeytOn FLY flushed second,
fully two lengths in front OF Ii Tirano.
Cadmus redeemed himself by putting up
a grand run IN the third race on the card,
a oue-miie selling event. Ptted against
him were Happy Day, Major Mclaughlin,
Ohiysa and IuStallatOT.
Major Mclaughlin. the kentucky sta
ble's two-yeaT-Od, was favorlte on his
brilliant run Monday, when he ran mile
in I: 40A, going TO the post to 8. Cy
Mulky thought we'll Of Cadmus, and he
was a well-played second choice, the good
price of TO , being laid against him.
Ohiysa, who ran surprisingly good race,
was a to l shot in the betting. 1t was a
great betting affair, Happy Day and In
stallatOr not lacking friends.
The flag fell TO an elegant start, Cadmus
taking the lead on the turn. but at the
quarter was passed by Installator, who
led down the backstretch and past the
half. But round the far turn Cadmus
took the lead again and into the stretch
was leading by half length, which dis
lance be soon increased 10 a length, the
field we'll punched behind him. Carr took
no chances but rode him out hard, and he
won a splendid race by length in :405.
Com BIS had been riding a waiting race on
Ohiyesa and brought him out of the bunch
with fine squirt the last seventy yards,
securing the place, half a length in front
of Major Mclaughlin.
The tim Oer-tappers next had an inning
over the steeplechase course, about a
mile and a halt The field was composed
of Argenta, FloOdmore, Dick OMailey,
Guadalupe, Happy Band, Ingot and
LodOwic. Argenta opened at to /, but
there was a Terrific plunge on him aud he
was backed 10 to and off the boards.
Nick Halls reliable jumper, FIoodmore,
was second choice at 10 9 The others
were backed only by the ''chubber3."
The flag fell with the horses we'll
punched, IngO soon going to the front.
and taking the first Jdmp length in front
of FloodmOre, but on nearing The second
one Stanford sent Dick O'Malley over it
first. followed by FloOdmore and Guada-
lOupe, and in this order the leaders took
the third jump in grand style, not horse
having yet made mistake.
Passing the stand FloOdmore, with his
head swinging, took the water Jump first,
a length in front of O'Malley, Ingot third,
ArgeDta next, LOdOwic last and appar-
emily in difficulties. Nearing the fourth
Jump FloodmOre and Argenta spurted,
,fr,r mr. arnl oF "a
between them and the field, and the bal
ance of the journey it was a duel between
the two faVOriteS. fiOOdmOre led Into the
stretch by length and, although Blakeley
rode desperately to overtake him, he gave
II up seventy yards from the wire and
coptented himself with getting the place.
Happy Band was third, six lengths back
OF ATgenta. The winner, Floodmure. made
the distance in 3:20R. one and three
quarters seconds better than the record.
Lodowlc broke down, his rider dismount-
ing, before reaching the judges stand
Favorlte PLAYERS received a hard SET
back in the last race. The two-year-old
Gallant, carrying SO pounds, opened at 3
TO l, but he looked such a good thing that
his rice was soon hammered down to 9 IN
1. Then Model warming up well lot of
money was circulated around the ring on
her at to l. REQ. the faVorites' price
was steady at 10 2. Plenty of money
went in Oh Chartreuse at to l, but her
price was not cut. The Drummer, Misty
Morn and Docks tadter also started When
the flag sent them away Misty Morn went
out in the lead, followed by Dockstadter
and Model, these three making the run
ming until rounding the far turn, where
Chartreuse went tn the front AMI entering
the stretch full of run was never headed,
winning very fast race by three lengths.
Rico flashed strong, beating Dockstadter
about the same distance for the place.
Model finished four, while Gallant was
never dangerous. The time was within
quarter oil a second OF the coast record
1:l3A.
SUMMARY.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 81, 1894
101 FIRST RACE Six furlongs; maiden
IOt. three year Odds and upward; purse S4O0
Ina. Horse. weight, jockey. ST. 12 Str. Fin.
81 Mura colt, 10 (HeDnessy)..4 81 3n II
"a LinyiIIe 100 1T. Dacey) .--..5 5h 65 IN
6S Wawona, lO4 &c. Weberl.....6 ~ IN 3n