The morning call., 1894-03-24
RUNNING RACES.
Not a First Choice Wins
for the Talent.
Claude, The Lark, Prince Henry, Sc
vile and Duke Stevens Were
Yesterdays Winners.

The talent had an exceptionally bad dav
yesterday. being absolutely unable to pick
a single winner. This included the book.
makers, those at least of them who at
tended solely to their legitimate business
of max ng their volumes as "round" as
possible without specuating privately in
the role of a puDter. And that's just
hat many of the pencilers at the Bay
District track are doing. The heavies
loser among them is probably the man
who left here last year at the request OF
the board of stewards, when he was som
$4,000 ahead OF the game. So far this
week he must have dropped at least a
fiji b of that amount.
Jockey Isom had his inning yesterday
and rode three winners and those al good
odds. so that hackers who have had occa-
sion to regret his handling of horses thai
they had played on previous occasions
must have recouped themselves for their
losses, if they were fortunate enough to
have backed him yesterday.
The Lone stable won the TWO first races
with Claude and The Lark, the former
reducing The record for The two-vear-old
half-mile to :49A Regal and Crawford
ran then. selves IT, death for the first hal.
of the journey, and then The Lark b d
things 1airly well his own way. Felix
Carr on the fayOrite, King Mac. made a
bold bid for nOnOrs in he lasl 1O0 yards,
but he could get no nearer than within
two lengths of he winner.
The third rare. mile, selling, for three
parts of the Journey looked a good thing
for Rube Burrows. who made The quarter
in :26. the half ia :5l aud the six iurlOngs
In :16, when ne was beaten, Prince Henry
winning handIly by Two lengths from Hy
Dy. WHO got the place by a length from
Rube Burrows.
Trix ran well in the four h event and
got the place from Gilead mainly by lIv-
iDg'S SUPERIOR riding.
The last race produced a good finish be-
tween Duke Stevens, Annie Buckingham
and Zarago Ia, the EncIno stables repre-
sentative be ng all the better Tor his rest of
month, and beating the favorile by a
length.
Following are the summaries:
FRIDAY, March 23.-Weather fine; track fast
First ra e. half mile, selling, two-ye ar olds;
purse $500.
Lone stables ch. + Claudio. by Three Cheers
spray, $500, II (W: Clancy .......... ........
John Robbins ch. T. Molie r, by mp. Mariner
Cantenae, iO7 a. Ca d.. ;......:......... 2
ID. r. GasSer's ch g Gasser, by Joker Belle l06
Time. :49 Il. .
Good start Won bandily bs two lengths. three
lengths between second and third
II Iirano 1O4: Pat Murphy lis. Laurel los.
Miss Buckley los, My Charm lO4. Gerhardine
colt lO6, Zebe 100 and Experiment colt ll2 also
ran, ana finished in that order.
Betting: each Ciau lie. 8 Mollie r, 8 to 5
Gasser, 10 Ell Tirano. l5 each Pat Murphy and
Experiment colt, 40 each Laur el and My Charm,
80 Gerhardine colt. $50 Zebe.
Second race seven furlongs. selling; purse $500
one stables 0. &. The Lark 3, by Wildidie-by
B. schreiDers b. h. King Mack, 5. by King Al.
fonso-1mp. Flora Mcl onald ld....................
Antrim stables ch G: Crawford 4. by Apache
Emma Longfeld, 81 &C. Weber,. 3
Time. :2SJs.
Good start. Won handily by two lengths. the
same distance between second and third.
Jackson %. Morton 102. Haymarket lO4, Nellie
G lOl, ksperance lO2. Melanita lO4, Regal 100
also ran and fin shed in that order.
Betting: 1 he Lark. King Mac. each Craw-
ford and Meanita, 10 each Jackson. Morton and
Esperance, Id Regal. rs Nellie q. so HaymarKet.
Third race oneAniIe, selling: purse $780,
Kentucky stables br. h. Prince Henry. 5, by
j. II. Shields b. G. Macbeth ii, a. by Macduf-
" Agnes; 90 ,,V C; weber, -;:;;..;::::...:..i..
Telemachus-imp. Lovely. 90 (TurbvlileJ.. 9
Time, l:421o.
Good start Won handily by two lengths. a
length between sec 20 nd and third
Lonnie 96, Macbeth III 1O5, Victress SO. Red
Root l0l, Patricia lob. Wyannashot 81. Lodowic
l12
Betting; Prince Henry. Hy Dy. Rube
Burrows and Red Root. each Lonnie b and
L odowic. to Macbeth II. 40 Yictress, SO Patri,
ela. 100 wyannashot
Fourth race, seven furlOngs. handicap. three.
year-oldS: purse S400.
kentucky stables b. f. Seville. by imp Deceiver-
Morning Bride. 81 (Isom) )................... ]
Elkt0n stables b. e Trix, by Freeman-Annie l.,
w. =. smiths b. C. GIlead, by ST. Saviour-M Mis-
take, 100 (McAuliffe). -. .............. 3
lime, :2S1a
Good start. Won easily by three lengths a head
between second and third.
Thelma 105. and the Kitten los. also ran, and
finished in that order.
Betting: 8 Seville 8 to 2 each Trix, Thelms
and The Kitten. Gilead.
Fifth race about six furIongs. selling: purse
5000
Encino stables ch. C. Duke Stevens, 4. by
Duke of orfolk Edna X, J. S60U (McAuliffe) /
Hankins Johnsons b. I. Annie Buckingham g.
by Stuyvesant- DRyiigh 90 &C. eber) -. 2
A. Gonzales ch. G. ZaragoZa. by imp. Cheyiot-
Bessie ooker. 105 (Turbivili e). e)............. 9
Good start Won driving by length, the same
distance between second and third.
FARO 100. y utwood "a. Rear Guard lO9 Chero-
kee 81 and Sheridan liz also ran, and finished n
that order.
Betting: Duke Stevens. 2 Annie Buckingham m
3 each Zaragoza and Nutwood, Faro. ~ Rear
Guard, 80 Sheridan. so Cherokee.