The morning call., 1894-10-31
SUMMARIES.

In the excellent time of al. Duke Stevens
third, beaten away off.
SUMMARIES.
10 FIRST RACE-About six furlongs, selling;
:. purse $50U.
Horse, weight and Jockey. St. n 81 Str. Fin.
Hneneme; 80 (Chevaner)- -......l y ls IL IA
nhiyesa. 1l9 (Gloverl ...;.......6 3? AZ 81 2t
Huntsman, IO4 a. Isom).......4 an 81 Al 3h
Outright. SO (R IsomJ.........5 81 81 SO 4s
sam Brown, 100 (Hinrichs).....3 2n II 2,l 90
White CIeud. 9S (Ccadyj........s n u 7s 81
Umma 96 (R. Narvsez) .........7 80 IS S5 SO
Corncob. 81 (Joe we1beD .......s 8 8 8
Betting: Hueneme TO :. ohiyesa to /, Hunts
man 5 To l, Outright to 2, sam Brown TO /,
white Cioud II TO /. Flrtilla 10 /, Umma 20 to
!, Corneob 40 10 l.
10 SECOND RACE-sx furlongs: two-year-
Id. olds; maiden allowances; purse $500
Horse, weight and Jockey. St l9 81 Str Fin.
Playful. % tCnevalier); ....-.2 y ~ ls II
Gallant, lO3 lsuIiiyanl: ;.'...S 32 25 25 20
Sea Spray. lOS (Combs). ......4 AZ 46 40 40
Niagara, Io3 (Ledgett)..."-..6 53 81 81 10
Haplein, 30 (Clearyl......,. 3.
Good start. Won handtly. Time. :l2H.
Betting: Playful to /, Gallant To /, Barcal.
dine 10 TO ], sea Spray TO l. Niagara TO /,
ha piein 80 10 l.
Ia THIRD RACE-About six furIongs selling;
Horse, weight ana Jockey. st. u q str. Fin.
Melanie, i08 t0s tM Flynn; Flynn; a 21a 2d II u
Rico, 100 CChevalierj ......,.6 81 81 Sc 43
Banjo Iol (R Narvaez)7 7 z, 5.s
Clacquer, lOS (Ames).......s s1s 41a 41a
Good start Won handiiy. Time. 1:l21s.
Betting; Melanie eveas. Quarterstaf to J.,
Border Lassie to /. RICO to l, Banjo 10 to |,
Cbemuck 10 /. ClaeQuer 10 to l.
TX FOURTH RACE-seven furlonss, selling:
-. purse $4OO
Hs5ns Sffss fSs tG@ l1sss5 s g fi9
e.psu sS5ts lGs Ese. cssv''1 s ~ Pyaajs 80
Comrade, 109 tBozeman).....5 ~ AZ 45 AZ
Charms Eh1smeFi od lIS (Ssew1rV.'..s e @ g &c "a
Good start Won handlly. Time, :27A.
Betting: Broadhead 3to ], Motto 3 to l, Captain
Rees Z TO 5. Comrade z to !. Charmer so to ] Ry
land 3 TO /.
1e FIFTH RACE-One mile: threey ear-olds
IO. and upward: purse $500
Horse, weight and Jockey. St ~ = Str Fin.
Mura colt, lO5 (Ames),......3
Good start Won handiIy. ,1, Time l:tl.
Betting: LOvdal 7 to 10, BLIZZARD TO 3, Duke
Stevens l5 to l, Mura colt 20 TO l.
The gaIloners are out in full force every
morning and the click of watches can be
heard on all sides. The last lot os East
prn horses are beginning to be "sent a
little" and some of them will soon be on
the board.
Misty Morn, the fast Oregon mare, was
out galloping and shows great improve
ment under ''big" Jim Garlaud's train
ing.
Tommy Loltridge had George Roses
string out, Washoa aud Rear Guard
worked a mile. Empress of Norfolk
showed her speed through the stretch.
Nephew worked down the stretch. but
seems sore.
O'Bee, belonging to Mrs. Merchant,
worked fhree-Quarters in lis.
Three of the SpreckeiS colts raced
through the stretch, Foremost passing the
wire FIRST in :25H.
Monroe Johnson's horse Monroe worked
half in "a.
Dan Mcintosh had Ed Stanley out gal
Looping; he looks in good shape.
AL Stanford had Herald ont and put him
over the Jumps. BE took them like a hi I'd
aud should make a crackerjack at the
game.
Dick O'Malley worked three-Quarters in
1:2l handily, and he also will be train ed
for jumper. He WAS ridden by Presto
Venable, said 10 be an extra clever steeple.
chase-rider. He formerly rode for th,
Canadian firm of Dawes & Co.
Take Notice and The Mallard worked
threp-Quarters in :17h.
Dick Havry had his two fine colts z
Tirano and Malo Dablo, out.
AL Leggs' string was out, but did 20 fas
work.
Tom Ryan's string was out cantering &