The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-23
THE BAY DISTRICT RACES,
THE TWO-YEAR-OLDS HELD FULL
SWAY AT THE TRACK
YESTERDAY.
FAvORITES WON THREE RACES.
MARQUETTE BEAT MONITOR Our
THROUGH SHAW'S SUPERIOR
RIDING.

The well-known, Eastern penciler and owner,
Frank Phillips, cut in yesterday, taking Abe
STEMS place in the ring, who retired.
Tod Sloane was fined 500 by Striker Fer
guson Monday, for beating the flag with
Bravura, so he has decided to take brief rest
on the ground.
The 100 to that Forsina made most cred
liable showing in the last race and will take
some beating next time out. She was but
neck back of Monitor entering the stretch.
The old favorite, Happy Day, started in the
fourth race and finished third, his first essay
since his return to California. He pinned his
ears back in his preliminary gallop as though
he did not fancy the hard going as well as the
sand out at the ocean beach.
At meeting of the board of stewards of the
California Jockey Club held Monday evening
Frank Maley, who was suspended some months
ago for being mentioned in connection with
the pulling of the horse Ricardo, was restored
to the full privileges of the track. Al Leech,
ruled off a couple of years back when trainer
of Queen Bee, who ran an unsavory race, was
also reinstated.
Entries for the stakes of the California Jockey
Club will close on Friday, October %. On
account of the changing of the date for the
opening OF the Pacific Coast Jockey Clubs new
track at Ingleside it may prove impossible for
the ola club to all of its two earold stakes
off during the present year. If such an OBJ
stacle should present itself the stakes remain
ing uncontested will be run for in January,
1896, the youngsters who will then be three
year-olds, to carry their two-year-old weights.
The same rule will apply to the three-yearold
stakes.
~ on
the track yesterday, no less than three of
the events on the card being for members
of the kindergarten division. A mile
selling dash and a short six-furlong run
com pleted a not over-attractive pro-
gramme. The attendance was poor and
business was dull for the nine bookmakers
in the ring. Three favorites managed to
reach the wire in front.
Corriente, 10 to l chance, ridden by
Mike hennessy, stepped out of the maiden
class in the opening race at four and
half furlongs, finishing two lengths ahead
of the to l favorite, Rhaetia. Harry o,
on which a hot tip was out, finished
! good third.
The mile run looked a foregone conclu-
sion for Miss Fletcher, and she was
| heavily backed at evens and to 5. Lead
| ing all the way, she won hands down from
Gold Dust, almost as well backed to get
| the place. The books were hit hard on
this race. Sleeping Child was an indiffer-
ent third. The winners time for the mile
was 40.
A fairly good looking lot of maiden two
vear-olds faced the flag in the third race
OF the eight starters imp. Endymion was
the talents pick and was speedily backed
down from threes TO S to 5. The English
| bred youngster was the first to show when
the flag fell, and leading all the way won
easily from the hard-ridden Ollie NJ, sec
ond choice. The winner covered the four
and a half furiongs in the very creditable
! time OF :55N.
The short six-furlong spin with five
! starters, ridden by maiden Jockeys, was q
dreary betting affair. Three Forks, with
| Bryan up, was backed now from to to
| even money, and then business III the ring
was at a standstill. Silver the second
choice, led in the race until the last six
teenth, where the favorite, who had been
trailing in second place, passed him and
won by neck in 1:1234. Happy Day was
an ordinary third.
The traditional upset had to occur in the
| last race. five-furlong race for the more
speedy ones of the two-year- brigade.
Monitor carried his stables and a good
portion OF the public's money, going to the
post to 5. Alta Mos only son, Charlie
Boots, was an equally well-backed second
choice at 2 to l. With the exception of
| Marionette, who had tours about her in
the ring, fancy prices were laid against the
other four starters. The favorite went to
the front when the flag fell and made all
the running. Collared less than a six
| tenth from the wire by Marlonette, the
latter beat him out a head through Shaw's
superior riding in l :01 fiat. Charlie Boots
finished good third.
Twenty-seventh day, october 22.-weathe fine;
| track fast.
|
l0A. selling; maiden o-year-ods; purse $3.50.
Time, :5612.
Ind. Horse weight, Jockey. st. ~ Str. Fin.
| Corriente, 109 (Hennessy). A 11a II 12
102 Rhaetia, lo2 ON. Flynn)....1 ~ Sls 21a
l02 H HaTFy Zoe 900 nR9Igssn S & q
1912 Mademoiselle FLY, 100
49, Us sH ss Elf & s e
Good start. Won handily. Winner R. W. Rob-
erts CHI. E., by imp friar Tuck nknown
Mademoiselle FLY 6, Jim Budd 10, Amen A, Monie
| Bawn 3.
100 SECOND RACE One mile: selling;
LOO. three-year olds and up; purse $3.50 Time,
Ind; Horse weight Jockey; st. 1s Str. Fin.
112 Miss Fletcher lO4 (cheva-o - :.
los Cole asF Dust, los W. Flynq)f j j. i
| - Sleeping Child. 1Ol Oh.
.s rs sssS@9 gs laiisy} 80 g 8 & &
| 81 DR.. Gardner SO (H. Wlson)4 Al 41a IS
| Good start. Won easily. Winner, oh. m by
Hyder Ali-Katy Fletcher.
Betting: Miss Fletcher 4 to 8, Gold Dust g. Sleep
ing Child 4, Esperance 10, Sheridan Is, DR.. Gard
ner so.
1914 THIRD RAcE-Four and half fur
lOf. longs; selling: maiden two-year-olds;
purse $3.50, Time, 1854.
Ind. Horse. weight, jockey. st. ~ Str. Fin.
l02 Imp. Endymion, 100 (Chev-, :,
1878 ollie lie, N, los ishawj .......2 N 2s Is
Imp. Agrippina lO2 (Hn
1o2 SAN aen Marcus 100 iDonneiiyj5 Il 81 -
Japan, l12 u. Lloyd). ......3 5I1a 81 81
Imp. Alien lO3 (Riiey).....7 On 81 SIG
1O7 Moran, 100 {Hennessy). ....6 Is 71a 10
| Aurifera, 102 CIV. Flynu) IS s 8
| Good start. Won handy. Winner. Aiken &
Lottridse's CHI. g., by Enterprise-Sapienta
| Betting: Imp. EndymOn TO 8, Ollie NJ g. imp.
Agrippina 311s San Marcus 80, Japan H. ..Aurifera
| 8, imp. Alien 80, Moran 10.
11OS FOURTH RACE-About six furlongs;
LOO. selling: purse $3.50. Time. 1:l2A