The morning call., 1894-11-24
Happy Day Upset Calculations in
the Mile Run.
THoRNnILL, THE FAvoRlTE, THIRD
Jack RichIieu, Favorite in the Last
Event, Won After Giving His
Backers a Big Scare.

teTQay, Uo lOlU dn VI his 1ll0buS w bOb
on" as his horse would win block.
While he did not win by quite that dis
lance, there is little doubt but that he
could have done SO, as he finished III
romp. with the favorite at least twenty
lengths behind him, ridden out. 1t was
the best thing that has been uncorked at
the meeting
That great little horse, Happy Day.
threw the talent down hard in the mile
race, which he won in a hard finish from
Polaski in :40a.
Three favorites, and good thing"
going through sent the betting fraternity
home happy.
Ten very ordinary maidens faced the
starter in the first race, a six-furlong
sprint. Linville was the favorite, going
TO the posi- to 8. There was strong tip
out on the ExDer iment colt of the Baldwin
stable, but he failed to get mark. Almos.
any price could be had against the Others.
ArcUlc Linville and Arundel got off in
'front.' and led all the way, the three
having a driving finish for the money.
Chevalier managed to land Linville first
by a head, and Arundel beat Arctic neck
for the place. Time. liza.
Chemuck. Realization, Joe Cotton.
Mourovia, ClacQuer. Silver State. Empress
of Norfolk, Romair. Claire, Queen Bee,
O'Bee and Morven. gave Starter Ferguson
lot of trouble getting them away in the
second race, five and a half furlong
scra mble.
Romair opened at to 1, but went to the
post favorite at TO /. Joe Cotton and
CiacQuer received good support at and
10 l respectively.
Long odds were posted against the
others. MOrven going to the post to l.
After half an hours delay the flag fell
to a good start.
Romair went to the front, followed by
Queen Bee, who kept him close company
to the head of the stretch. but there had
enough. a sixteenth from home Joe Cot
ton challenged Romair, but at the draw
gate he in turn was passed by the long
shot Morven. ridden by Hinrichs, and he
compelled Carr to ride the fayOrite out
hard to win by half length. Joe Cotton
was third. half length away. Time,
1:07A.
The third race was fine betting affair,
such good ones meeting as Herald. Polaski,
Ohyesa, Happy Day, Sir Reel, Thornhll
and Mary S, over distance of one mile.
Thornhill, ridden by Carr, was backed
to 10 l, and carried the bulk of the
money. Polaskl and Ohiyesa were both
we'll supported at tours. The company
was considered too fast for Happy Day and
he was overlooked a TO 1. Sir Reel, rid
den by Weber, was 10 to l shot.
When the flag fell Weber went out in
front with Sir Reel and past the quarter
had opened up two lengths of daylight,
followed by Mary S and P0laski Around
the far turn and into the stretch he still
held the lead but was showing signs of
distress, and an eighth from the wire was
passed by POlaski, with Mary S and
hnr t.
though the Owens gelding would have an
other race TO his credit, but at the draw
gate a new factor doomed up in Happy
Dag who, entering the stretch back in the
bunch, came with his usual burst of speed,
passing one after another, took the race
by half length, beautifully ridden by r.
IsOm, POlaski beating the firing Sir Reel
half length for the place. II was very
fast rum :40R. Sir Reel was disqualified
for claim of foul, which gave third place
10 ThOrnhill.
The winner. Happy Day, was bid up to
$500 and was sold to Z. j. Baldwin.
The best thing Of the meeting was cut
loose in the steeplechase in Mendocino,
who opened at to l and closed in the
betting at the good price of to 2.
The gray horse FL Dorado was an s to 5
favorite. The other starters were: Mir
per, Haymarket Mutineer, Cuchara. The
Coon and North.
After INDUCING North and Haymarket
with the lead over the first two Jumps
Casey sent the good thing" Mendocino
out in front and flying over the jumps like
bird. simply spread-eagled his field. win
ming in big gallUp by twenty lengths, Ell
Dorado was second. the same distance in
front OF Haymarket. 1t was run in :23%
Cuchara threw Allmark at the water
jump, but he remounted and rode over the
course.
With their pockets full of the book
oIr.ar cS.
ney Schreiber's horse, Jack Ricbleu. to
win the last race of seven furlongs He
did, but IL was only through the hardest
kind of riding on the part of Felix Carr.
aud III the first Stages OF the race RlchIieu
tickets could have been purchased at big
discount OF the other starters Captain
Rees looked to have the best chance and
was well supported at to g Pasha a: 8
to ran splendid race, well ridden by
Combs. The other starters were Rear
Guard, imp Commission, Trix, Lounie B.
St. Elmo, May Day, Carmel and Kelley.
Inc nag iel with the held well punched
and they so ran to the half. with Trix and
May Day showing the way. Round the
far turn Carr had managed by clever
riding to get the favorite through the
bunch and was leading, entering the
stretch length in front of Trix and Rear
Guard.
1t was only by the hardest kind of
riding that Carr landed him winner by
half length from Captain Rees and
Pasha, who came at him hard the last six
teenth, Captain Rees securing the place by
half length from Pasha. Time, f:27K.
SUMMARY.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. %, 1894
IN FIRST RACE Six furongs: sailing.
LII. maidens: purse $500 "s'
Ind. Horse. WEIGHT, jockey. st IL Ssr FIN
% Arundel 1913 IF. Carp 49,. In % o. o.
104- Arctic SO Or; Isom), 3 2Ih II IS
80 Chiqulto, SO (Coady) ...... 81 4Ih az
50 Experiment colt. So "a.
Isom). ......:.;...;....... II 6n So
Relampago. 100 "a Shaw).1U 10 re Ga
99 Miss Garvln' "a "a (Hl13riehsj. sh 90 7s
"a Edward S, 93 "a. straussj. s So 10 10 o."
Good start Won driving. Time, :l43l WIN
ner. bay gedng, by Warwick Shasta.
Betting: Linvlle to 8, Arundel to l, Arctic
Ito l. Chiquito 20 to 1, Experiment colt 4 to
Miss Garv1n to !. Kitty A 100 TO /, Relampago
100 to l, Headfower 10 TO l. Edward ) 80 to l.
Tx SECOND RACE-Five and . half furlonps
1IO. selling; three year Olds and upward !;
purse $4OO.