The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-28
FAVORITES' DAY.
No Less Than Five Fairly
Romp Home.
BOOKIES WERE HARD HIT.
Nellie Peyton FiIIy and Artist
ReVeled in Mud.
BoOKIES WERE HARD HIT.
SPEEDY NoRLEE LOST HER FIELD
Mainstay's Jockey Nearly Threw
Away Race by Grand Stand
Finish-Brien's Case.

Favorites had great day of it at the
track Yesterday, five strongly played first
choices passing the wire first, and they
won with such ridiculous ease that it con-
stituted very uninteresting days racing,
especially so for the bookmakers, who
were hit hard.
The reputation of the Darebino as mud
larks was fully upheld by Artist and the
Nellie Peyton FLY both winning away
Off"
The first race for maidens ended in a
decisive victory for the favorite. Nellie
Peyton, who went to the post / to 2
favorite. Catalogue. Nydla, Miss Will
loughby, Mt Air, Grotto. Headfiower.
Terra Nova, Alcyone and Red Idle starte
against her. Taking the lead soon after
the flag fell. she fairly reveled in the
muddy going, Galloping in ahead by four
lengths. Terra Nova second and Miss Will
loughby third. Time, I:18%.
The second race, a seven-furlong selling
event, resulted in another easy victory
for the favorite. Draw Scot. who went to
the post to 10. Pitted against him were
Jennie Deane, COmrade, Morven, Flor
ence Dickey, Alexis, Charmer, Adeante.
Faro, San Luis Rey, May Day aud Little
Tough
Draw Scot got the best of struggling
start followed by San Luis Rey and Nor
ven. the fed strung out. He led until
nearing the half, at which point Comrade
passed him and led around the far turn,
when Draw Scot again went to the front
and from then on 10 the wire il was easv
for him, winning by four lengths in /: 3412.
ComTade scanned to have the place handily,
hr,f
Florence Dickey TO pass him and get the
place. Wen ridden, he should have beaten
her. The 100 to l shot, Little Tough, was
fourth and the touted San Luis Rey last.
They couldn't stop the favorites, for
Mninstay. the talents pick for the two year
old race, had an easy victory, although
COtfey. who rode him, nearly threw the
race away by trying to make grand-stand
finish. Opening at u to the heavy play
soon brought his price down to to q
Roma. the good Brutus FLY, was second
choice at 8 to and ran a good race.
Hueneme. Ell Tirano, Outright, Sea Spray
and Sunrise al so started.
Hueneme and Roma broke away in
front when the flag FELL Cotfey taking the
worst OF it with the favorite by breaking
from the rear.
At the half Hueneme was gallOping in
front, but on the far turn was passed by
Mainstay. who. running in front nnder a
pull. was followed by Hueneme and Roma.
Down The stretch Manstay appeared TO be
winning handily, but Coffey attempted to
draw the finish little too fine, and Combs
CAM very near stealing the race with
Roma, only being beaten out neck, after
his mount had stumbled twenty yards
four lengths away. Time, 1:1SB.
Once more the bookmakers received
hard shock; Norlee, the well-Dlayed favor
tie for the fve-iurlOng mble, making
holy show of her field. Opening at to 1,
she was hammered down to to s. The
field was bad lot and comprised NJ c,
Johnny Payne, Red Light, Sam Brown,
Kathleen. Sir Reginald, Steadfast and
Mountain Boy.
Taking The lead soon after the flag fell,
Norlee opened up several lengths of day
light, the third strung out q sixteenth of
mile and, with CheValier looking back al
the field, the favOrite passed the judges
eight lengths in front. c NJ secured the
place by half length from Steadfast in
drive. Time, :05h.
In the last race at one mile Artist made
1t FIVE straights, for going to the post a
TO fayorite he won walking" by five
lengths. Wawona, Remus and MontaIyo
were against him, the latter second choice
at to l, but he rau a poor race, finishing
last R-mus was we'll thought of, but he
was entirely outclassed by the winner
Wawona, the long shot in tie race, went
out in front with Artist for a quarter, but
soon had enough, his place being taken by
Remus, and although ridden hard it was
useless task, the faVorlte gradually widen
ing the gap. winning at the end eased ND
by five lengths; Remus second, the same
distance ahead of Wawona. Time. 80
SUMMARY.
SAN Francisco. Nov. q, 1894
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