The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-23

There was heavy play on Soon Enough, but
he was never able to get to the front.
Summerfield Co. cut in yesterday. Twelve
books handled the coin in the ring.
Al Morine came up from Los Angeles yester-
day with Peru, promising two-year-old, Lor-
ena, La France and Gladwin.
Ed Purser had several good-sized bets down
on Schnitz who won through Martins splendid
riding.
scimitar in his race proved himself a good
game youngster He was bumped and knocked
about several times during the running, but
finished strong under Chorn's riding and won
cleyerly. His sire, imp. Eothen, got the Futur-
ity winner Requital.
If ever horse was messed about in race
that horse was Redington ridden by Donnelly
in the last race. At the end the Emperor OF
Norfolk youngster was bubbling over with
run, but Donnelly deliberately took him in
next the rail behind Belle Boyd and Abb P,
running all chance of winning. AT the weights
he should have disposed of Belle Boyd without
effort.
The cold northerner swept over the
course yesterday, causing the dust to arise
in clouds. Every body was muffled up, and
the betting was not heavy, even the plung-
ers being unable to thaw out. Five races
were down on the card, and favorites
proved successful in but two of these.
Marty Bergen and Garner. the promis-
ing lightweight, both made their appear
ance at the meeting III the saddle, the
former riding winner.
The racing opened with a seven-furlong
run, and the talent made very poor pick
to carry the coin. Rhaetia was sent to the
post a 3 to 2 favorite and failed to get a
mark. In driving finish the second
choice, Regain, ridden by Cash Sloan,
took the race by u head from Long dor
Imp. Trentola, long-prlced outsider,
made a fine run from last position, finish
ing close third.
The Oakland stables Last Chance was a
very warm favorite for the next run, at
| five and half furlongs, the general price
around the ring being 8 to 10. This also
| proved disastrous choice for the crowd.
| Willie Martin on Schnitz reserved his
horse for the final squirt, and, passing Sell
kirk the last fifty yards, won by two
| lengths. The favorite was third, head
back of Selkirk.
| The third event, over seven furlongs, re-
suited in a victory for the second choice,
| Scimitar. Bernard, the to 1 favorite
showed in front as the stretch was reached,
but could not last and was passed by both
Scimitar and Raindrop, the former win
ming in drive by half length.
| The following race at mile resulted in
the easiest win of the day. Oakley opened
all even-money favorite. but there was
such a strong play on Hy by and Don
! Caesar that he receded in the betting to
! to 5. Passing Don Caesar after furlong
! had been traversed. he spreadeagled his
! field winning in a big romp by six lengths
in 1:HH. Happy Day easily disposed of
| Hy by for the place.
The money all went in on the game
Belle Boyd to win the last race. seven
furlong dash. She was heavily backed at
s to and won through Bergen's good rid
ing. Leading all the way, Abb P came hot
after her the last furlong, but the veteran
Bergen unfinished Tod Sloane and got
her past the wire first by nose. Reding-
ton, the second choice, miserably ridden,
finished third.
Fifty fourth day. Friday, November 21.
Weather fine. Track fast
900 FIRST RACE-seven furlongs; selling;
AOU. purse $3.50. Time, 1:301a
Ind. Horse. welgnt, jockey. St. "a Str. Fin.
s7s h hess Dos 7Ss e7 Ses e3ora g g
274 Imp. Trentola, ITO (Hen-
81. 9s ess9ss: 10 lasHssh). .s g 3 =
PSI Rhaeta. II &C. Siaughter) "A An 41a 81
276 Newmarket, Jos On. Mar
26S Skalkano, 81 III. Brown)...S 6 6 TO
Cleveland 107 (Rowan)..-.5 In 8 8
Start good. Won driving. Winner, F. Dryers
b. e.. by Fabulous Nettie r.
Betting: Kegan 2, Long Dor Z, imp Trentola
80, Sir George 6, Haymarket 40, Rhaetia 8 to g
Cleveland 100, Skalkaho 20.
DOT SECOND RACE-Five and q half fur
LCl. longs; selling; three-yearoldsa and upward ;
purse $3.50 Time, :0S12.
Ind. Horse. weight, Jockey. st. ~ Str. Fin.
$50 schntz, 3, 100 (W. MARITIME Al 81 1s
(257)Selkirk. a., no, (Rowan)...2 On gig 2h
1854 Last Chance, 4, 105 q.
Chorn) In 43 80
GAG Johnny Payne, A, 10S
(Garner) ................S 71s 512 AZ
Fijian( formerly University.
3. Jos (McClain) ......3 81 so IS
2e3 soedad, s, Jos (Casrol;.;;l So u 81
263 Kitty A, g. 1872 CIV. Smith).7 81a SO II
235 Fin Slaughter los (Chev-
alierl, ....................9 9 8 IS
264 Imp. Lolokuiani, a., 1O7 (E.
jones' Observation-Disclosures. g 3h II 8
Good start. Won handily. Winner, G., F. San
ders CHI. c., by Panique- lila.
Betting: Schnitz 3, Selkirk ~. Last Chance to
TO- Johnny Payne 90 Soledad 60, imp Loiokulani
g. Fiiian 8, Fin Slaughter 10, Kitty A 800.
900 THIRD RACE-Seven furlongs: selling;