The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-07

LIS POUNDS. fltteQ against MIN were SUCH
very ordinary performers as Peter the Sec.
Fannie Louise, yet as good as to was
obtainable against him. George Miller,
who had the mount on the favorite, LAID
away with him until the stretch was
reached, when he cut loose and won hands
down in :49L. In hard drive Jones on
neck for the place.
The two-year-old handicap, with four
starters, furnished the prettiest finish OF
the meeting. The Spreckels entry Rum
MEL had the call in the betting, going to
the post to 5, with Benham second choice
at to s. When Harvey Cropped his flag
Rummel went out in front and set the
pace, followed by Belle Boyd. Nearing
the bend for home the Ell Rio Rey filly
took the lead and later on was joined by
Benham, Rummel falling back. In
drive FOR nearly a sixteenth of mile,
Jones on the game filly outstret ched Che
Waller, and Benham succumbed by head.
Rummel was poor third.
Next came the Sunny Slope stake for
two-year old FLIES. valued at $3.50, with
seven dainty misses sporting silk. The
Burns and Waterhouse entries-Princess
Noretta and Sweet Rose-held sway in the
betting, the very good odds of 4 to 5
being laid against the pair. OF the other
starters Treaehery and Lucille probably
| received the IU0Sb SuppOIt. lHcTe was
considerable delay at the post before the
flag finally fell with Heartsease showing in
front.
Princess Loretta almost Immediately
took the lead and showed the way into
the stretch by two lengths, followed by
Lucille and Easel. A sixteenth from the
wire the leaders, stable companion, Sweet
Rose, came like streak on the outside,
and apparently snatched victory by good
head but the judges placed Princess Lor-
cite first. Lucille ran a most credltable
race, finishing good third. The distance
was covered in 1:02H.
The last event, the mile and quarter
hurdle race, resulted in a disastrous rout
for favorite followers. Bellringer was
and Ali Baba from to to to 5, only to
be badly beaten. Bellringer sulked and
refused to take the third jump, and Ali
Bahia was outfooted after taking the last
Jump, and was beaten out by both Omit
Ora, who won handily, and Esperance.
The winner was Is to l change in the
betting.
Three-quarters of mile, selling; purse $500.
G. w. Berrys CHI. &. Crawford, 8, by Apache.
Emma Long field (Piggott) ..-..................1
Elmwood stock farms b. f. Miss Buckley, 3, by
imp. Brutus- Forma (Jones} Observation-Disclosures.
Garden City stables b. m. Warrago, 4, by War
wick-Fedalma CFlynn) ..:...;...............-...S
Betting: Crawford to s. Miss Buckley d. War
rago 8. Artemus 20, Nellie g 10, Gold Bug also
ran.
Handicap, one and sixteenth miles, purse
Del Monte stables b. c. Bright Phobus, 3, by
Falsetto- Buff and Blue (Miller).
Davenport's stables Oh. g. Little Bob, 8, by Surf
A. B. spreckels b. G. Captain skedanoe, $, by
imp cyruS-lmp, f Fime .4 SspIlss0'9''.'-'
Betting: Bright Phoebus to S. Little Bob A.
Captain Skedance 8. Peter the Second g. Fanny
Louise 8 also ran.
Six furlongs, handicap twoyear-olds: purse
]. P. Atkins CHI. +. Belle Boyd, by Ell Rio Rey-
F. Farrar's Oh. Benham, by F1ambeau-Gerhar-
dine (Chevalier) ..................
A. B. spreckels' CHI. c. Rummel by Flambeau-
MUSIC lflsso't} Time 90
Betting: Belle Boyd 2 to L. Benham to s.,
Rummel to 5. Midlo 10 to also ran
The Sunny Slope stake, two year-olds, five fur
Burns & Warehouses; b. f. Princess Noretta, by
Emperor OF Norfolk linda Dwyer SDo M. ne
beau-imp. Fairy Rose {flynnl 80. 2
A. B. spree6els' b. f. Lucille by ST. Savior-imp. :,
sardony tpisg0tt4 Zine :d2iL '.'..'.....,.-'.
Betting: Princess Noretta and Sweet Rose
coupled 7 to 10. Lucille 31a to l. Hesrtsease TO
!, Easel, to l, Frenchery to l and Miss Cum
ningham 20 10 also ran
One and quarter miles, five hurdles, purse S 100.
B. +. Hobart's b. M OGtiora, a, by Alta-Thetis
pbomas a. Tobin,s b. q. fisperance, 4, by Alta
Mother Hubbard (Goodman) .,.....-..:.
Del Monte stables b. g. Ali Baba A. by Joe Dan
ielsTest (Mara). .......-... ...... .
Time, 2:1S.
Betting: Ontiora ID % /, Esperance to l. Ali
Baba 10 8, Uncertainty TO /. Beliringer, even,
also ran.
Horsemen are looking forward to great
contest tomorrow in the Del Monte stake.
Libertine is selling favorite tonight in the
pools, with Terrier strong second choice.
The entries are as follows:
Six furlongs-Mary 102, Rosebud 1O2, Pat
Murphy 90, Rob Roy 81, Inkerman 1O1-
Naive Son handicap, one and al eighth
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1QS, Vinctor 10S, Clsudius
I06, Gilead 112, McLight 1o4, Captain Ske-
dance 90, Del Monte liz, Romuius LOG, Loydai
100, Little Bob So.
The Del Mar stake, one mie-Ferrier 122.
Wheel of Fortune 100, Instaliator III, Vinctor
1I2, Libertine 122.
The California Annual stakes, six furlongs-
Lucille 105, Instigator 11S, Sam Leake 1l3.
SIX furlongs-Bernardo 90, Rear Guard SO,
Rico 80, Gold Bug 80, Foremost 81, Amarieo
1O7 observation-disclosures 80, Roadrunner 80, Tim
Murphy lo3 Ike 80. Rose Clark LOO.