The morning call., 1894-11-13
LONG SHOTS DAY.
Santa Cruz Wins Handily
at Long Odds.
OLD HY DY TAKES A RACE.
The Santa Anita Stable Has a
Good Day.
FLINT DEFEATS A FINE FIELD.
Arrival Yesterday of Corrigan's and
Other Eastern Strings-Ingomar
and YassaI Among Them.

SoiSoihhAObo Wy tn6 Iu1Tu race At iU
to 1. and finally Arapahoe winning the
last race with Z to 1 against her chances
going to the post.
Santa Cruz and Arapahoe are both in
the Santa Anita stable, and Mr.. Baldwin
is accredited with taking a very snug sum
from the books on the formers victory.
Flint, who won the ive-furlong race for
two-year-ods in the fast time of :00A,
is half brother to Racine. being by Flam-
beau out of imported Fairy Rose.
1t would be impossible to witness more
exciting finishes than those in the two
mile events yesterday, in both instances
the winner getting the verdict by short
head. with the field at his heels. The
starting was good and the attendance large
for Monday.
Thirteen maidens lined up for the first
race on the card, maiden event for two
year-olds. Starter Ferguson experienced
considerable trouble getting them avs y,
but finally sent them off to good start,
Tyrena showing in front. but only for a
short distance, Santa Cruz Immediately
going to the front, and making all the run
ming, won without being pushed in :14b
Chlquito was second, a length away. Bar
caldine third. The winner was at one time
as good as 20 to l in the betting. The
other starters were Mary Foster filly, My
Sweetheart, Umms, the favoriIe, who flu
ished near the rear END of the bunch, Ty-
rena. Snow Blossom, Agnes, Miss Garvin,
Eulalia, Fl Fl and Umatilla.
Lonnle b. Chemuck, M0nrovia and
Steadfast were scratched in the second
race, short six-furloDg sprint for selling
platers. The starters were the Dolly l.
FLY, May Day, Lulu, Sir Richard, Little
Tough, Banjo. Venus, Rose Clark, Bell
guard, Oracle S and Lawyer. The gray
horse, Sir Richard. was favorite, going to
the post at to 1. Venus and Rose Clark
were next in demand. at 2h to 81 to /, re-
spectively. The Others were all at long
prices, May Day being 100 to l.
When the flag fell Sir Richard, Oracle S
and Venus went out in front and ran
breast down the backstretch and passing
the half. Rounding the far turn the lead
ers were joined by Lulu, Oracle S and
Rose Clark. and they entered the stretch
well punched, but the light-weighted Sir
r ichard drew away at the eighth pole and
won handily by TWO and half lengths,
Lulu second by half length, Rose Clark
third. Time, 1:12A-a fast run. The
winner was BID up S205 over his entered
selling price. and was retained by his
owner.
The third race, one mile, selling, was
one OF the most exciting races seen on the
track in some time. There were eleven
starters-Three Cheers, Draw Scot, Nv DIV,
Gladiator. Garcia. Promise, PasRa, sym.
pathetic's Last Nellie g, Adelante and
Mowitza. Expense and My Luck were
scratched. Garcia was a we'll backed
favorlte, going to the post TO l. The gray
Draw Scot was played at threes. and
Moose Taylor's brown geding Sympa-
thetlc's Last was well supported at ) to l.
The others were at long prices. 10 to l
being chalked against Hy by.
After several breakaways the flag
dropped TO good start, Gladiator showing
in front temporarily. for on the turn
Weber had rushed Pasha to the front,
Promise were running together in front of
the field, keeping the lead all the way
around and into the stretch, when the
others closed up on them, and for a time it
looked like any ones race. with Draw
Scot slightly in front. An eighth from
home, Draw. Scot. Garcia. Gladiator and
Sympathetic's Last were nearly on equal
terms, when little Riley came with rush.
and getting old Hy Dy's head in front at the
drawgate, kept him there and won a great
race by head. Garcia on the inside was
second and Gladiator on the outside third.
IL WAS SplcUuiU run, .4lH.
Seventy yards from the wire Garcia
swerved In. shutting Draw Scot off. and The
judges disqualified him, placing Gladiator
second and Draw Scot third.
The five-furlong sprint for two-year-olds
came next and brougL t out Niagara, Arno.
FL Tirano, Miss Ruth. Pat Murphy. Gus
Strauss, Sea Spray and the fast Flambssu
colt Flirt. The latter opened up at 10 5.
and the boOkies were almost knocked of
their boxes taking in the money on him
his price rapidly went down until to 5
was the best against him going to the post.
Gus Strauss was at fives. Sea Spray SKIES
and Pat Murphy to 1. The others were
at long prices.
When the flag fell FL Tirano showed in
front. and rounding the far turn was run
ming in front, accom- panied by Miss Ruth
and Pat Murphy. The same trio leading
into the stretch had the race pretty much
to themselves for while. At the draw
gate it looked like Pat Murphy's race,
when Isom came from the rear like shot
on Fiirt and he won with ease at the wire
bv two lengths, Pat Murphy second, Miss
Ruth third, half a length away. Time,
l :0O%.
Ia the last race, a mile, selling. the talent
had it figured down to Rico and Oakland.
the others not being considered in ii, and
place money on either Of these was simply
robbng the bookmakers. Oakland went
to the post 2 TO /, REQ TO s. The other
starters we're: Broadhead to l, Captain
Rees to l and Arapahoe to /. The lat
ter hly recently won good race, but the
distance was considered too far for her.
This race resulted in another very eX-
citing finish. When the flag fell Hinrichs
hustled Broadhead out in front, and he
made all the running to the stretch, when
the others drew up on him, Oakland last
of the bunch. and great race took place
to the wire. all the horses running nearly
abreast. AS they passed the winning post
Arapahoe's head was in front, Oakland
second head back and Captain Rees third
by the same distance. Time, 1:41h,
Broadhead and Rico were only beaten
half length. The winner was bid up to
S505. being retained by the owner.
SUMMARY.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. l., 1894
go FIRST RACE-About six furlongs: maid
VI. en- two-year- ods; purse S400.
Ind. Horse, weight jockey. st. ~ Str. Fin
Santa Cruz. l09 Cr. Dacey) 11a - III
At Cbiquto, lib (Combs).... 312 III 20
At Barealdine, loo (R Isom) Ga Az 3D.
81 Agnes, 100 {Hinricns).... Al 81 Ala
Miss Garvin. III (Senan) ~ III lie 5R
az Umma, lilo (Petersl....... SO 7la 90
81 Eulalia 100 (Chevalier)... IN 51a az
81 Snow Blossom, lob (McAu-
ltNeD. 3 Oh 63 S1a
Umatilla. 100 &C. Weber, d 80 lOs- 81
AZ Mary Foster FLY, 100 ID.
Henry. .........l1 1917 81 1Oe
81 ri FL. lob (Martin) 10 126 ~ Ills
SO Tyrrna lis (E. Morris).... l 2I 81 1913
My Sweetheart, lis (Clf-