The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-12

ing in the third race.
Sloane was in front on two winners Yesterday.
Boreas and Captain Rees.
Frank Coady has recovered from the effects
OF his last accident and had the mount on
Thelma in the last race.
Riley On Leon L spoiled grand start in the
second race, and had he been wealthy starter
Hovey would undoubtedly have fined him
$4,000.
Orv1lle Appleby, the popular trainer, who
has been giving his horses a rest down at the
Garden City, has returned to the track with
his string. among which are Condo, Durango
and Flirtilla.
There were some rather yexatious delays at
the post in some of the events, but when
Starter Hayey did drop the flag it was to
splendid sendoffs and his starting came in for
much praise.
A small but select gathering of turtles
assembled at the track yesterday, fully re-
solved to overlook favorites in future and
back nothing but long shots. AS is in
variably the case, the first choices Jared
exceedingly well, three of them winning
and one being beaten but an eyelash on
the post. The glorious uncertainties of
AoSAAi6J hO"CFOl, nave OctIl So FlNluly IL
Illustrated of late at such a lavish and ex-
pensive outlay of coin to the talent that, as
rule, when the favorites win the specula-
tive fraternity lose.
Another one of those hold-your-breath
finishes occurred in the second race.
Monitor and Heartsease finishing noses
apart, and with it went the usual gambling
accompaniment on the part of hackers,
IS Job
horse had been placed in front.
The run was a five-furlong dash at light
welter-weights and Bookmaker Hum
phrey's two-year-old Heartsease went to
the post to favorite.
When the flag fell Gold Bug showed first.
followed by the youngsters Monitor and
Heartsease. ]. Weber took Gold Bug
back back and the .two-year-olds raced out in
front at killing pace. Weber on Gold
Bug undoubtedly expected them to come
back to him, but they didn't and fought it
out to the wire. Thirty yards from home
Heartsease stumbled slightly, and this
cost her the race, for although she re-
sponded gamely the judges placed Moni-
tor first. Gold Bug was good third. The
winners closing price in the betting was 9
to 1.
The good horses came out for an airing
in the last race of the day, at seven fur.
longs. Although the company was warm
Captain Rees reigned 4 to favorite
throughout the betting, 9 to 10
once being obtainable. Annette was
second choice at Is to 5, with
time. Old Rinfax had so to marked
against him in the early stage of the bet
ting, but when the horses were rung| out 20
to was the best against him.
Havey sent them away to a beautiful
start, all being noses apart. T. Smith i'm
a{nlvv l.
and until the stretch was reached it looked
as though the old fellow was going to prove
surprise party, for he was simply gal
Looping. His "dickey" legs here began to
burn and he gave up the ghost. Charmion
and Annette chances now looked favora-
hle until Sloane came through with the
favorite, the Captain passing them and
winning handily in length and half in
front of Charmion, who beat Annette a
head for the place.
Receding in the ring from 7 to to II to
5 Silver State won the opening race, FIVE
furlong spin, easily, finishing length and
a half in front OF Ichi Ban. The latter had
been backed down from Is to to for
killing" but f. Jackson was unfortunate
in getting away from the post poorly.
Mount Carlos, so to l chance, was third.
Backed from even money down to to
10 Boreas captured the third race, coming
from the rear and winning as he liked at
the END. Neryosa, at II to l, finished Sec
ond, length in front of Bernardo. There
was long delay at the post in this
event, which undoubtedly spoiled Carmers
chances.
For the fourth race, mile selling affair,
the veteran Hy by opened a to choice
IN the ring, but went back until threes
were obtainable. A stiff play brought the
odds against Rose Clark down from 20 to
10 to l. Charmer closed second choice
with to against her chances.
When sent away Road Runner, Charmer
and Rose Clark headed the field, running
well punched until the half had been
reached, where Charmer began dropping
back and shortly after stumbled and fell.
Road Runner and Rose Clark then in
dulged in ding-dong finish home. Shaw
landing the first named winner by nose.
Hy by, cut off a couple of times, finished a
close third. Glenn, who rode Charmer,
was picked up unconscious. but latterly re-
gained his senses, and beyond severe
shaking up escaped uniniured.
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