The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-18
RUNNING RACES.
w. M. hurry and His
Stable Ruled Off.
Mustesa, Victory, Pricelle, Cadmus
and Sea Spray Winners of
Yesterdays Events.

A very fair crowd was In evidence at the Bay
District track yesterday, the attendance appar-
emily being on the Increase as the closing days
OF tile meeting draw near.
The talent again had the worst of the days
encounter with tile bOokmakers, two favorites
only winning, and those not very heavily
backed.
The sensation OF The afternoon was the ruling
off for life OF W. NJ. hurry, trainer and part
owner of the Lone stable. This occurred after
the third race, in consequence OF the form dis
played by PrlceIle, who won. as against his
previous performance, when on Tuesday start
ing Strong second favOrrte he finished last but
one in a field OF eight. Yesterday he ran prac-
tically unbacked by the general public bur he
upset calculations by winning handy from a
fairish field in which COchrcO was made favOrite.
railing 10 satisfactorily account for mis- strange
and sudden reversal of form, trainer Murry
was punished as before stated.
1he popular tricOlor or Mr.. A. 3. Spreckels
was carried twice 10 victory yesterday, the
daughter of imp. Cyrus and imp. Petroieuse
winning the twO-year-Old selling race, while
Cadmus showed that the veteran Cy Mulkey
knew what he was doing when he bought Cad
mus, Tor the 1OuT-year-0ld son of Flood and
mp. Cornella won the mile handicap In a COM
mon canter from Dc Braeey. Happy Day and
SIT Keel. Sea spray carried of the hUnOTs IN
tile last event after pretty aud well-conlested
race The entire journey. Indeed, the finishes
Yesterday were all, with the exception OF the
mile race. OF a close aud Interesting character
The genilemen's race for Saturday has filled
falrly well dud viii, 10 doubt, bTiug out a big
crowd. but the day OF the meeting promises 10
be May %, when The racing reporters VINO have
been doing work at the track since last October
VIII manage the whole afternoons proceedings
Ihe following are the summaries:
THURSDAY, May l7.-Weatner fne. Track fair
First race. i've and half fuTiOngs. selling
maiden Uhree-y ear-olds and upward: purse so
c. V. Tupper's en-. m. Mustesa, i, by Bachelor
-, 1lO (HennesSy Observation-Disclosures /
P. webber's ch. G. Corncoo. 3. by imp. Mariner
d. Mtlers b. g. King sam, 4, by okema-Ada
Lambert. 1O3 (Burlingame) ................ 3
Time, 1:1O%4.
between second and third.
Prince 1O4. Sidney lU5. True Briton lO7, Hazel
y l02 ana Red Wing 81 also ran. and finished in
that order.
Sidney, TO King sam Is True Briton, 80 Red
Wing, 40 Prince.
Second race. half mile, selling. o-year-olds;
purse $3.50.
imp. Petroleuse, Ill. 500 (Suilivan). .......
C.. A Gorlng's b. f. Miss Ruth. by SoDrante-
Harmona stables ch. +. coquetre, by Three
CheersSophy. l0l tPeters). -................... 3
Good start Won driving by a head. two lengths
between second and third.
Suwanee 80, Outright 100. Silver 1O7. Arno I02
and Snow Blossom SO also ran. and finished in
that order.
Betting: to each Victory and Outright. Is
each Miss Ruth and Coqnette, Suwanee, Silver.
II Arno, 80 snow Blossom.
Third race about six furIongs. selling: purse
$3.50.
Lone stables b. @. Pricelle, 5, by imp Cyrus
Precious. 81 $500 (Chevalier) ..................
NJ A. Gunsts b. g. Morven, 3, by imp. Cheviot-
Wade McLemore's b. m. Cocheco, s. by Free
Knight-Pe9gy, lO3 (LloYdl 8
Time. 1917.
Good start Won handiIy by a length, four
lengths between second and third.
Ida Glenn 81. Inkerman los. Umatilla IS
Greenhock lOl and O'Bee 100 also ran. and fin
ished in that order.
Betting: Z Pricelle. 10 each Morven Greenhock
and O'Bee, CochecO Ida Glenn, 10 Umatilla,
80 Inkerman.
Fourth race. one mile handicap; purse $3.50
A Is. Spreckels h. C. Cadmus, 4, by FIood-imp.
COrnelia, lO4 (AInes). .........................
Elkton stables ch. g. De Bracey, g. by ST.
Saviour-Glen Ellen, LA (AIadison) ........... 2
A. Ullnan's b. 2 Happy Day, 8, by Emperor
Felicity, lOS (King) .......:............. 8
Time. ASIA.
Good start. Won IN canter by two lengths
two lengths between second and third.
Sir Reel l04 also ran.
Betting: Cadmus, l De Bracey, 5 to 2 Sir
Reel, II Happy Day.
Fifth race. six furlongs. selling: purse $500.
p. Siebenthalers ch. G. Sea Spray, 2 by INN
Mariner Maranett II. $1,000 (E. Jones'. - I
j. j. O'NeiPs b. C. Artist. 3, by imp. Darebin-
Hirondee. SO (Chevalier). ................ Q
Ocean View stables oh. m. Lonnie B. 8, by imp
London-Luella, 109 (Sullivan) .............. g
Time :l634.
Good start Won handilY b. three-uuarters of a
length, three lengths between second aud third
Rube Burrows l ~ also ran.
Betting: TO Sea Spray, 5 to Artist Lon
ME Is, 3 Rube Burrows.