The morning call., 1894-05-06
RUNNING RACES.
BelIicoso Far the Best
TWO-Year-Old.
A DECIDED FAVORITES' DAY.
The Gentlemen's Race Evidently
a Big Attraction.
ONE RIDER RULED OFF FOR LIFE.
Fly, Tillie S, BelIicoso, Zobair and
Gilead Were the Winners of
Yesterdays Events.

A capital programme, with the addi-
tional attraction of gentlemen's race Of
mile. brought out one of the biggest
crowds of the season yesterday afternoon.
The suspension, pending investigation,
of Messrs. Kingsley and Rose. was one of
the main topics of conversation at the
track. but nothing definite has transpired
in connection with it. Both of them were
out at the track.
1t was real favUrltes' day, the knights
of the pencil being badly bit over the vic
tories. in monotonous and, for them,
melancholy succession. of every first
choice.
Nick Halls chestnut gelding Fly won
the first race of five and a half furlongs in
handsome fashion. running the first five
sixteenths in :291a and the seven-sixteenths
in :42. which is record time for those dis
tances in race of that kind.
Iillje s was hot tip in the second race
and was quickly backed down from threes
to even money, but her owner was said not
to fancy her. Trentola on his last run
was at rather false ODDS at post of 9 to 1.
AS is usual with the Australian contingent
he made great run in the stretch and
came very fast right from the rear into
close fourth position.
Naglee Burke'S son OF Peel and imp.
Janet n proved by his race in the Flash
stakes, five furlongs. for two-year-olds.
which brought thirteen good youngsters to
the post, that he is far and away the best
of his age on the Pacific Coast. He was
well ridden by Williams. colored stable
boy. who has thus far shown considerable
promise of becoming a credit TO bis pro-
fessiOn. Monterey was backed for a kill
ing his jockey. Master Todd Sloan. stand
ing to win a few thousand dollars, though
the young gentleman was foolish enough
to play his mount straight.
Madison did not ride particularly good
race on Znbair in the handicap CT a mile
and a sixteenth, though by dint of his
strength and finishing powers he did man
age TO land him winner BY a neck from
Hotspur. The much.touted Agitato. on
the strength of a Tumored trial OF a mile
in 40, with 100 p0un1s up, finished last
but one.
The gentlemen's race gave considerable
trouble to the starter and his assistants,
owing to the utter incompetency of some
of the riders. In one break two were so
utterly obivious to their duty to the cred
ulous portion of the public who bad
backed them as to entirely ignore the rea-
son for the presence of the flagman, and
needless of the fact that he had not given
them the signal, as to race past him
and continue the struggle in spite
OF the warning call OF the
mile. One of them. Mr.. Talbot Clifton,
on his return to the starting point, re-
fused to be considered any longer in the
race, and. acce pting the consequences of
his refusal. which the judges pointed out
to him. was rightly ruled off.
This caused a delay of twenty minutes,
as all bets being declared off a new book
had TO be made.
Finally dispatched to good start Gtlead,
who was we'll ridden by Mr.. Forsland. at
once took the lead and won with some
thing to spare by two lengths from Gladi-
ator, on whom Eddie Graney did we'll in
beating Nlcodemus for the show.
The Burlingame Clubs favorite. OFF
Wheeler, was never in the hunt.
The following are the summarizes
SATURDAY, May 5-weather fine; track fast.
First race, FIVE aud half furlongs. three-year-
olds ana upward; purse $500.
n. S. Hall's ch G.. Fly. 3. by Reveie-Fusii-
ladies Last. SO &c. Jones).. ).....:...............1
Clarah. So (Chevalier) ........................2 9
NJ A. Howard's c6 3ao c. :, Banjo, g. by Peregrine-a
Time. l:0S1a.
Good start Won driving by half a length, five
lengths between second and third.
Annie Moore los. Lodi 100. Queen Bee 9S and
Mamie also ran, and finished in that order.
Betting: / Fly, to 2 Cheyalier, Banjo, IL
Lodi, 20 Annie Moore, 80 Queen Bee, 100
Mamie d.
Second race, about six furlongs selling; purse
E. G Sachs b. +. Tinie S, 8. by Major Ban-stella
8, 90. $500 (ChevaIIerj ...,.:.......... l
wade McLemore's ch n. Boston Boy 5, by Jack
Boston-Wayne Mitchell Ito (Lloyd). .......... 2
Antrim stables ch. {. Jennie Deane. 3. by imp.
Sir Modred-Echota. 81 (Plnkncyl...............
fime IA.
Good start. Won driving by half length, two
lengths between second and third.
Trentoa ia, RyIand 103, De la Guerra 80. Her
cules 100. Vandalight l05. Santa Fe 1l2 and
Betting: j to rillie S. Boston Boy, to Q
Jennie Deane, Bronco. Trentola, IL De la
Guerra, Is Hercules. 40 each vandalignt and Ry
land, 50 santa Fe.
Third race the Flash stakes handicap, five fur
longs. two-year,olds; purse $3.50.
Pueblo stables b. c. Bellicoso, by Peel-imp.
Janet N. l20 (Wilkins). Observation-Disclosures. l
EIkton stables cb. Monterey by Hidalgo-G Glen
Ellen. l03 (Sloan). )................... ........ 2
A. Gonzales b. c. Rey Alfonso, by Prince OF Nor
foik-Haydee (rur9TIvllle); T,ms oy
Good start Won easily by four lengths. h cad
betw cen second and third.
Malo Diablo i07, Model 120, Pat Murphy 90
Foremost 03, Sea Spray l2l. Ka Moi 104 Circe
l19, Lady Jane lib, Coauette 80 and Niagara co.
also ran, and flashed in that order.
Betting: Belicoso. Monterey: Is each Rev
Alfonso, Malo Diablo and Sea Spray; each
Pat Murphy and Foremost coupled, 30 each LADY
Jane and Coquette.
Fourth race, one and sixteenth IN les, handi-
cap; purse $500.
Nighthawk. 11S (Madison) n)................ l
Wade McLemores b. h. Hotspur. g., by Joe
Daniels Wldlule, liz (IIloyd). 9
D. Millers b. c. Sir Reel, a. by Alta Dizzy
Blonde, 104 (Combs) )................... 8
ime. :4915.
Good start Won driving by neck four lengths
between second and third.
Agitato 03 and ThOrnnilI IA also ran and fin
ished in that order.
Betting: zobair. Hotspur 8 Sir Reel 8 to
Agitato, Thornhil
Fifth race, mile; gentlemen riders, welter-
weights; purse $500.
w. F. Smiths b. C. Gead, 8, by st. Saviour
Mistake. III. EOrSland1
Burns & Waterhouse's b. g. Gladiator a., by
Grins tead- "A thola. 1853 (Mr. K. Graney) 9
ID. Smiths b. G. Nicodemus, g. by Bayswater Jr-
Mollie Watkins, 1853 (Bir. Lynn Austin) 8
Time. 1:46
Good start. Won easily by two lengths thr ee
between second and third.
Sir Alfred 1853. True Briton 1853 and Off Wheeler
1853 also ran, and finished in that order.
Dr. Ross l66 Carried 2l0, Mr.. Talbot CIifton).
weighed out. was iI the hands of the starter, but
after false break was Withdrawn without the
consent of the judges Mr.. Clifton was therefore
ruled off for life.
Betting: to Gilead 5 to 2 Gladiator. IL to 8
Nicodemus, 20 True Briton 40 each Of Wheeler
and Sir Alfred