The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-10

The easily moving Visalia was prohibit
tive favorite, the books quoting her at l to
10 for the race. She took the first heat
without effort by a length in 2:15 after
John Bury had headed her to the stretch
for home. The latter made bad break
sixteenth from home and was beaten fully
ten lengths by Nellie w for second place.
The favorite went in the air shortly
after the word was given in the second
easy the rest of the heat. John Bury took
the heat from Nellie w in 2:15s4, with the
first choice third
John Bury was unsteady in the follow
ing two heats and the favorite captured
both without trouble, taking the race and
first money. In the last heat the judges
gave the word, but suddenly changed their
minds and rang the bel to come back.
Connolly who was up behind Nellie w,
the result of the heat did not materially
alter the aspect of the race it stood.
The 2:14 trot signaled the temperance
OF Williams & Warehouses; Iago, who has
been shelved for some time, and he took
into camp that cracking good tive-year-old
Zombro, who, although obliged to bow to
defeat, trotted a grand race, finishing but
length back in the first heat, trotted in
the fast time of 2:11, which ranks him
right up with the top-notchers. In the
overnight auctioning Saturday evening,
the three year-old sold favorite, but to-day
Iago had the call, bringing $40 against $22
for Zombr $11 for Doodle and So for the
field.
In the first heat Zombro had the pole,
and when the judges gave the word he and
lago went TO the front and trotted as a
team until nearing the half, which was
reached in OK, where Zombro was
slightly in the lead Iago, however. was
the more seasoned, and outtrotted his
younger competitor in the stretch, taking
the heat by length. Pools then sold:
Iago $40, Zombro So, Doodle 81 and the
field 81.
In their next heat, Heating at once went
to the front with Iago and led throughout,
winning by two lengths in 2:1214. Zombro,
who had been trotting gamely in second
position, tired badly in the stretch, and
was outfooted by Siam B, who took second
place in the heat.
Iago captured the third and concluding
heat without effort in 2:13M and in a hard
drive Zombro just managed to beat Siam
b by head, taking second money.
The last event on the card, the 2:27 trot,
the day and after Our Lucky and DR.. Puff
each had two heats to his credit, darkness
coming on compelled a postponement and
the two will fight it out tomorrow at l
o'clock. Before the first heat Our Lucky
brought $40, Jasper Paulson $50, DR.. Puff
SIC and the field $40.
The first heat resulted in victory Tor
Our Lucky, who proved himself second
Klamath in the stretchs He came like a
rocket at the finish and took the heat by
three lengths from Lady Vestal in 2:19,
with Jasper Paulson third.
DIR. Puff and Jasper Paulson fought the
second heat out, Our Lucky making a bad
break just after passing the half pole. Dr.
Puff gained the verdict by short head in
2:20s4.
The third heat went to Our Lucky who
the heat. Coming with an electrical
burst of speed in the stretch, he downed
DIR. Puff a head in very exciting finish.
The heat was trotted in 2:171a. After this
Our Lucky sold for $40 and the entire field
for So.
The favorite met with misfortuneat the
outset. Sullivan behind DR.. Puff cut him
off rounding the first turn, sending him to
a break, and he lost a, dozen lengths. DR..
Puff then had things his own way, for al
though Our Lucky came through the
stretch to the wire with a marvellous
showing of speed, he was beaten length
in 2:l9. The race was then postponed.
Trotting, free for ALL four-yesr-olds, purse $500.
Visalia, br. M, by Iris Scratch (Perkins)1 3 l /
John Bury, .. s., by Antinous-Muldoon
Nellie W. CHI. ~, by WoolseyNellie R
Ravenscroft. b. s.. by Guy Wilkes-Eva
(McKinney)..-:.. ..::.:.:.......:...4 8
Mczeus, br. s., by McKinney-Grace
'Hoo Tine, 2:i5-3 4-2:i5l4-2iSA' u
2:l4 class, trotting: purse $1,000.
Iago, b. &, by Tempest-Eulogy (Keating). Il
Zom bro. b. c.. by Mckinney W hisper
STAN B, B. c., by STAN boui-by Happy Me
Bruno B. s., by JUNO Dolly (Dwain) ..........3 8
Doodle, br. s., by Stranger-Bride wan Box
kelen) ................o
George Dexter, br. h., by Dexter Prince-Nel-o
- Time, 2:iI-2:i2l4-2:iSA. ''
2:27 class, trotting (unfnished), purse $500.
Our Lucky, b. s., by Raiah-Dora (G. Ma
DR.. Puff b. g., by Bay Bird Patty Puff (Sul-
Jasper Paulson, blk. g., by Widnut-Nor-
way keatlng).. :..:-' ....S 3
Lady Vestal, b. M, by Richards Elector-
Amanda (Carillo). ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a
Anita B, b. M, by Junio-Anita G (Rod-
Ed@ina, s. f., by Sidney Lady Bell Gray. g s
Charvari, br. M, by Sterling Prompter
Time, 2o$4-2:i7is-2:is.
Some great sport is expected tomorrow,
the card being an especially fine one. Fol-
lowing is the list of entries:
Two-year-old packing Cadenza, Agitato,
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