The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-29
Der "a to % inclusive There will be fifteen
trotting and pacing races, each for purse
OF 5000, and two Futurity colt stakes.
SOME LONG SHOTS Vim.
-Four BoOhndkers Ruled Off an Eastern
L.

FonT BooEnakers Ruled Off an Eastern
Track.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 2s.-Long shots
and second picks took most of the money
to-day. The third event was the star per-
formance of the day. Simmons and Prime
Minister went to the post for the mile
journey at evens. Simmons landed win
ner with something to spare in track
returned to him. Prime Minister, in a
whipping finish, could not beat out Mod
erocio, an outsider, for the place.
Three-quarters of mile, Leader Ban won,
Jim Cornwall second, Prince third. Time,
ZIG.
Don Garlic second, J. G. Dubois third. Time,
1903.
One mile, Simmons won, Moderocio second,
fr Tp.so Minister third. Time, :411a;
Ihree-quarters of mile, Disturbance won,
Ellen second, Charlie Mcdonald third. Time,
1:15A.
Seven furlongs, Charm won, Sullross second,
Hush third. Time, :2815.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June %. - The
threatening weather kept the usual crowd
from the track to-day, but those that were
there saw i've very interesting races, and as
hot favorltes romped home the talent felt
In good humor. Euna entered to be sold
for $500, was run up to 5000 by II. Simons.
and her owner not bidding the necessary
sum, she became Simons' property.
Five furlongs, Ben Wilson won, Little Ell
second, Sehuylkill third. Time, l :O4.
six furlongs, La Gartia won, Valdemar Sec
ond, Josephine third. Time, 1:19.
seso SIX ana ad haf fqFiongs Euna won Gateway
One mile, valedictory won, Black Satin Sec
ond, Martha Smith third. Time, I:47.
Four and half furlongs, Austin won, Plug
second, King Harel third. Time, 1:01.
RED OAK, Iowa, June 2s.-Owing to the
heavy fall of rain which started yesterday
afternoon and continued last night and to-
day the races at Pactolus Driving Park
had to be again postponed until to-mor-
row. From present prospects there will be
no more trotting over the track this week.
OAKLEY, ONO, June 29.-Friday is an
OH day with racegoers here, but the at
tendance to-day, particularly of ladies,
was large. Five races were run off in fast
time without accident. The track was fast
and the weather cloudy and warm. John
Cahill, J. Strauss, J. Crawley and A. M.
Wilcox, bookmakers. were ruled off:
Half a mile La Wanda won, Galley West
second. La Galondriana third. Time, :49A.
Three-q quarters of mile, Cesarion won. Pop
Gray second, st. Maxim third Time, l :141I.
Five-eighths of q mile, Countess frma on,
1:02.
s. seyen-sighth n OF mile, Pepper won, TOots
Selling, one mile. Sandoval won, Enthusiast
second, Mrs Morgan third. Time, 43A.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY, N. Y, June 2S.-Five
furlongs Factotum won, Ridicule second,
Weinberg third. Time, OBJ.
Eight furlongs- Matt Byrnes won, Counter
Tenor Ss second, HeTmita third Time, 1:44A.
La Vienta third. Time, 1:1114.
Mile and an eighth. Bright Phoebus won,
Mirage second, Monaco third. Time, 1:5714.
Five furlongs, Mack Briggs won, Heresy Sec
ond, Sir Peter II third. Time, :0215.
Mile and three-eighths Santiago won, Song
and Dance second, Long Beach third. Time,
2:22L.
NARRAGANsETT, MASS. June 2s-Five-
eighths OF mile, Rtchfield won, Argentina
second, Santuzza third. Time, :07
Second race, Frontenac won, Vent second,
Blue Garter third. Time not given.
Tnree-quarters of mile, Hailstone won, Will
Fonso second, Chagnut third. Time. :2015
Fourth race, Cass won, Logan second, " B
third. Time not given.
Fifth race, Old Dominion won, Founding
second. Ka IlicO third Time not given