The San Francisco call., 1895-11-17


the race off.
The Burns & Waterhouse stable sprung
bonbon on the public yesterday that
popped with startling results. In the
fourth race on the card, five and half
furlong selling affair, there were four
entries, and among them was the Burns &
Waterhouse entry Goodwin II. Previous
to yesterday he started on three different
occasions, running like high-class "dog,"
although on one occasion it is claimed he
was badly interfered with. At any rate
he strolled back in the betting until 20 to 1
was reached, and then the bookmakers
felt nibble that soon developed into a
hungry bite.
When the smoke cleared away to was
the prevailing price. Those not in on the
know backed Sir Richard, the 9 to 10
favorite, and Hymn, the second choice.
Ferguson dropped the flag to a struggling
start, Goodwin II off in front with Morven
at his side. He led all the way and won
handily two lengths before Sir Richard in
:06115, coast record time. On turning the
bend for home Hymn jumped on the
horse in front of him and stumbled to his
knees, throwing Shaw heavily, but he
luckily escaped with nothing more seri-
Gus than bruised foot.
The weather was piping hot and large
crowd was in attendance. The betting
ring was a swelterlng mass of humanity
and the bookies did a land d-office business,
Favorites succeeded in capturing four out
of six of the events on the card.
There was nothing fast enough in the
opening race, tive-furlong dash, to make
the to 10 favorite Beatrice, for she led all
| the way and won under restraint, with
Rhaetia in the place, length in front of
imp. Trentola.
Irma, from the same stable as the win
ner OF the opening race, was bot even
sprint at five furlongs. After leading un-
til within fifty yards of the wire she was
passed by Bob Tucker, a 5 to l chance, and
beaten out a head. 1t was a race thrown
away through a Jockeys carelessness.
The two-year-olds had it all their own
way in the next run, six-furlong spin
with light welter-weights up. Marionette
getting away first, led all the way and won
driving half length ahead of Mic Mac,
the second choice.
Little Cripple, who won on Friday, again
proved winner in the mile and six
teenth handicap. His good run the day
previous made him a 4 to favorite, al
though carrying top weight, and he fully
Chorn kept him back in third or fourth
position until the stretch was reached,
when he gave him his head and he fairly
walked in, passing the judges under pull
half length in front of Wawona, in track
record time, l AT.
The Elkton stables good horse, o G.,
added another to his list of victories in the
favorite he went TO the front after making
the third jump and won handily from
Mestor. Auteuil, the second choice, ran
poorly, finishing fourth.
Forty-ninth day. Saturday, November 16.
Weather fine. Track fast.
OS1 FIRST RACE-Five furlongs; selling;
ACI. purse $3.50. Time, l:0l%.
Ind. Horse, weight, Jockey. st. II Str. Fin
142 42 Beaa,;. Reatrce 81 l35 5 {Rewan93 = 4 j.
243 Imp Trentola, 11o (Hen-.
$50 $50 PeTa CHA q ~ s s
Sis w Son Sor' DUNK Jun ioo &iison5 Z :"
Good start Won easily. Winner c. 81 Durkee's
b. f., by st. Saviour-Miss Milford
Betting Beatrice 3 to s. Rhaetia g. imp. Tren-
tola u, Irene E 5, Pert Child 40, Bert 80, Won
Dunk 40.
LOA. purse $3.50 Time, 1902.
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29s R H. Iii (hennesssyj s;;jl.i 81 81 f. S
2sS De Groot, 1o7 lMcclaaiinii::...2 q - - a7a a7a
22o 22o Franco; Era 81 SDonnnellyl;.::.5 8 5s
| lier) ..-.....................6 51a IS 8
Good start. Won driving Winner, Westchester
! stables br. e., by Bob Miles-Sonora.
! Betting: Bob Tucker 5. Irma even 81 100 De
| Groot 25, Franco 5, San Marcus g.
C59 THIRD RACE-six furlongs: selling:
400. light welter-weights; purse $500. Time.
| 1:14A.
Ind Horse, weight jockey. st. "a Str. Fin.
242 Marionette, 101 (McClain).1 IL IL lM
! (225)Nic Mac, 10l (Donnelyl...4 2h % IL"
| 223 key Alta, 124 (Hennessy).3 81 3S 81
24S Moran G, 124 (Shaw).. .....7 So 4h AZ
+ (220)valiente, ITO (J. Chorn)..2 IS 6S b1h
III Edgemount, 104 (Coady)...5 41a SO $50
ante