The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-29

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| to know when the price against her is long and
runs accordingly.
1t was favorite day throughout, all five
first choices taking down the money. With
the exception of Commission very fair odds
were obtainable against all of them.
Jockey Lloyd is up and about, looking very
much as though he had been run over by 8
street-sweeping machine.
The entries of horses that continually bleed
in the races in which they start should be
rejected. Not only is hundreds of dollars
"burnt up on these animals, but from a
humane standpoint it is an addition to racing
that is very far from being pleasing one.
The action of the judges in ruling Jockey
Flynn off the turf caused quite commotion
among the members of the Armstrong family,
and its effect will undoubtedly prove beneficial
to racing. Yesterday the judges cautioned
another boy about some kalamazoo" rides he
has been putting up of late, and if he is wise it
behooVes him TO heed their advice
That clever little lightweight rider,
Eddie Jones, endeavored to iven up a
rather dull days racing by winning all
four of the mounts he accepted yesterday.
He was carded to have ridden Olivia in
the last race, but the FLY was scratched
late in the day, which left him with a win
ming record. Eddie has now regained his
old form and is riding with the same vigor
and skill that he showed before meeting
with the accident that kept him out of the
saddle so long.
The attendance was light and the bet
ting ring presented anything but an ami
mated appearance.
The opening race at six and a half fur
longs was not one to enthuse over. Prince
1lAr-f IL
classified lot and went to the post to 10
favorite. He took the lead after half the
distance had been traversed and won rid
den out from Minnie Beach, at one time as
good as 40 to 1 in the betting. Edna NJ
was third. Red Wing ran away and was
left at the post.
Carmel was hot tip for the second race.
a five and half furlong DASH but finished
fourth after being backed down from 7 to
5 to 1. The 2 to 1 favorite, Fly, led the whole
distance and won by three lengths. In a
drive Weber took second place with the 20
to l shot, Soledad, who beat Grand Lady a
head. Both the latter and Carmel got
away from the post badly, but ran an ex-
cellent race.
For the third race, short six furlong
squirt, McFarlane and Heartsease went to
the post equal favorites at II to 5. Mamie
Scott, Gypsette gelding and Eventide were
all well supported at longer prices
The heavily plugged McFarIane showed
most prominent as the flag fell, but only
for an instant. as Heartsease took up the
running and was never headed winning
by two lengths from the clumsily ridden
Gypsette gelding, with a stable boy up.
Nellie G was distant third. McFarlane
could not keep himself warm, and Mamie
Scott was but little better.
With three favorites in, Myron, the 3 to 1
first choice for the fourth race at six fur
longs, went out and made it four straight.
He took the lead shortly after the start,
and won by length from Joe Cotton.
Duchess of Milpitas finished in third place,
but was disqualified for foul and Banjo
given third money. Trix showed no speed
whatever in the race, with Peters up.
Could five straight favorites win? This
was the question that was agitating the
minds of the talent as even money was
chalked against White and Clarke's Com
mission, with Piggott up; their stable
Jockey, Hinrichs, having the mount on
the second choice, Bernardo.
1t ended in a cake-walk for the favorite,
as Bernardo, while in the lead after run
ming a half began to bleed, and was pulled
up. Commission finished twelve lengths
IN front of Hy by, with Centurion in third
place. Considering the condition of the
track, the time, AZ, was fast.
MULHoLLAND.
SUMMARY.
SAN FRANCISCO. May %, 1898.
OCT FIRST RACE-Six and half furlongs:
CO1. selling: purse $3.50.
Ind. Horse. weight Jockey. ST. 70 Str Fin
$50 Prince Devine, "a (E. Jones).4 In IL ia
sS6 Minnie Beach, 100 (Hen-.
s25 Edna NJ SO ishepardj: 20 q q s.
s12 Connaught, 1O3 (Shaw). .....5 2s III 4s
ga "a Prince Idle, SO 6Rakemanl: * 81
S76 Red Wing, 80 (Steele) ........left
Gno oaiIx,
ner, b. g., by Prince of olk-Frankie Devine.
Betting: Prince Devine to 10, Winnie Beach 10
to /, Edna NJ to l, Connaught to /, Prince Idle
60 to l. Queen OF Scots to l, Red Wing 10 to l.
QGC SECOND RACE-Five and half furlongs;
OOA. selling; three year ODDS and upward
purse $500.
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$50 Imp. Grand Lady, los
sss ca @sssIs 1oa alnfcis5::1e g 81 & &
(952) LinvilIe, lO4 SHAW .... s * 81 g.
S ss1 R Ro6 Va 81 lWllsNn9 Z, e
949 Vulcan, 105 tGlover) ....... 4 Oh Oh 81
945 Venus, 93 (PiggotD........ 3h 5s 10
Good start. Won easily. Time, 1:OSsz. Winner,
ch. e., by Reveille-F usilade's Last.
Betting: Fly 2 to l, Soledad 20 to !, imp. Grand
Lady to l, Carmel to Venus to 1 Tom Clarke
20 to l. Linville to l, Tobey to l. Red Will % to
1, Vulcan 100 to /.
Oeo THIRD RACE-About six fu rlongs; sell
JOO. ing; light welter-weghts; purse $500.
Ind Horse. weight, Jockey. st. Il Str. Fin
81 a3ssssss s 81 b IS
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