The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-14
ON THE EASTERN TRACKS,
Service Wins the TWo-Mile
Race on the St. Louis
Course.
DEAD HEAT AT KANSAS CITY.
Euna and Tenspring Cross the Line
Together in the Seven-Fur-
long Dash.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 13.-To-day's at
traction was the fifth race at two miles
Service led after the first furlong all the
way. His time for the first mile was 1:44114
with six lengths to spare. Disturbance
| the even money fayorite, was left at the
post in the first race. Three favorites, two
second choices and long shot won. TRACK
good. Summaries:
Seven furlongs, Issie won, Mopsey second
| Dave FAC third. Time, / :2S19.
| Five and half furlongs, Utopia won, Paskolt
second, Nicholas third. Time. 0s13.
Mile and a sixteenth Linda won, Moll1e
| second Miss Gallop third. Time, :4S12.
| Mile, Rocquefort won, Adjuster second, Nc
Donald third. Time, :4414
Two miles, Service won, Janus second, Rapi
dan third. Time, $685..
! Mile, Mrs. Bradshaw won, Frank Farmer Sec
ond, J. A. Gray third. Time, :43A.
| KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 13.-The first
dead heat of the meeting occurred to-day
in the fifth race when Euna and Tenspring
| finished so close together that the judges
were unable to separate them at the finish
and decided it dead heat. The talent got
shade the best of the books to-day as
three favorites won and the two played
horses in the fifth race ran dead heat.
Five furlongs, Glencoe won, Fannie R second
Carrie Anderson third. Time, 1:0415
Five furlongs, Camden won, Belle Travis Sec
ond, Gertrude third. Time, 1:05.
Five furlongs, Postboy won, Bird Dobson Sec
ond, Dora May third. Time, l 04
Three and half furlongs, Rather won, Gold
Dust second, Roy third; Time, AZ.
Seven furlongs, dead heat between Euna
Seven furlongs, Virginite won, Ed Glenn Sec
ond, Major Dripps third. Time. 1917.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, July 13.-Four IA
vorites won to-day. Summaries:
Five and a half furlongs, Hester won, Fay
Belle second, Subito third. Time, 1:08.
Seven furlongs, selling, Empera won, Imp
Fullerton Lass second, Blaze Duke third. Time,
1928.
Six furlongs, selling, Miss Rowett won, Pisa
second, Lismore third. Time, :1412.
Mile and sixteenth, Aunt Ida won, Folly
second, Lester third. Time, 1:4S.
One mile, Miss Young won, Miss Norma Sec
ond, Imp. Sam Lews third. Time. l AZ.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACETRACK,
n. Y, July 13-This was the closing day
of the meeting here, and despite the un-
favorable conditions OF weather an i'm
mense throng appeared. The programme,
as originally made up, was one OF the best
of the meeting, but scratching reduced
the fields to very small number. The
hackers of favorites, however, did not fare
badly, as four passed under the wire win
ners.
One mile, Paladin won, Integrity second
Marshall third Time, :41%.
The Rising Generation stakes, six furlongs
Intermission won, Volley second, Premier
third. Time, l :10Z
One mile and sixteenth, Gutta Percha won
Corncob second, Waterman third. Time
L 49,.
One mile and quarter, Lovdal won, Stephen
] second. Only two starters. Time, 2:0S14.
One mile, Ed Kearney won, Sir Francis sec
ond, Fusileer third. Time, l :42.
The Bucephalus handicap, steeplechase, full
course ST. Luke won, Chevy Chase second, Liz
zie'third. Time, 80.
CINCINNATI, OHIO July 13.-Three top
heavy choices. Sallie Clicquot. Henry Of
Navarro and Sir Play, rather spoiled the
interest in three events to-day at Oakley.
Summaries:
Four and half furlongs, Sallie Clicquot
won, Au Revoir second, Maoalaska third. Time
:5415.
Nile, Henry of Navarro won, Orinda second
Lehman third. Time, 1:40M.
Five furlongs, Sir Play won, Petrarch second
Kirk third. Time, :0214
Seven furlongs, Ace won, Casarian second
Leo Lake third. Time, l :2615.
Selling. mile, The Ironmaster won, Merry
Monarch second, Toots third. Time, :4115.
Selling, seven furlongs. 6. B. Cox won, Med.
dler second, Alonzo third. Time. 1: 28.