The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-25
STARS STARTED IN THE GREAT
MUNICIPAL HANDICAP AT
MORRIS PARK.
HENRY OF NAVARRO WON IT
REY Ell SANTA ANITA MADE
PLUCKY BUT UNAvAILING Eff
FORTS TO GAIN VICTORY.

MORRIS PARK, y. J., Oct. 24.-The ex-
cellent programme presented here to-day
brought out large attendance, fully 5000
persons being present. The weather was
perfect for racing purposes and the track
was hard and fast, which made the sport
interesting throughout. The event of the
day was the Municipal handicap, for
which such stars as Henry of Navarro,
Rey ell Santa Anita and Clifford were en-
tered. Each horse had good following in
the ring. but Henry of Navarro had the
call and went TO the post the favor1te at
odds Of TO 5. To perfect start, the light
weighted Andrews set out to make the
pace and at the half-mile he was six
lengths in the lead. At the mile post he
gave way to Clifford, who piloted the
field to the mile and quarter,
where Henry of Navarro headed him and
Rey ell Santa Anita came up and took
second place. This order was maintained
to the finish, Rey Ell Santa Anita making
plucky but unavailing efforts to get up,
and Henry of Navarro winning amid great
cheers by a length, with his mouth open,
in 1902.
Five furlongs, Wexford won, Lily Mills sec
ond, Sebastian third. Time, :O1.
Five fnrlongs, Patrol won, Medca second,
Sunrise II third. Time, 200
Six furlongs. Rubicon won, Discount second,
Peacemaker third. Time, 10.
The Fashion stakes-six furlongs, Woodvine
won, Gassette second, Intermission third.
The Municipal handicap, one and three
quarter miles, Henry OF Navarro won, Rey ell
Santa Anita second Clifford third. Time 8 :O2.
One mile. BombaZette won Marshall second
Doggett third. Time, 1:4214.
The lightweight handicap, one mile, Lake
Shore won, Sister Mary second, Augusta Belle
third. Time, 1:4213.
FAIR GROUNDS, ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Oct 24.-Five-
eighths OF mile, Philetta won, Danton sec
ond, Mercury third. Time, 1:025l
Three-fOurths of mile, Donation won. Ben
Naiad second, Bling Binger third. Time, 10
Mile and seventy yards, Addie Buchanan
won, Logan second, Bayard third. Time, 40
One and fve-eightns miles, Tasco won, Billy
2:5Osl.
Seven and half furlong.. Assignee won,
Cherrystone second, Sandowne third. Time,
SO
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 29.-Three races
and an unfinished one was the attraction
at the Louisville Driving and Fair Associ-
alton to-day the fourth day. The 2:21
trot, which was postponed from yesterday,
went to Grace O'Malley, comparative
outsider although she had one heat to her
credit. Warren c went down on the back
stretch in the first heat of the 2:20 pace,
N--4O was NlStdhOCO. O44NSI OOSHl tSCdpcu
serious injury.
2:21 trot, purse $1,000 postponed from yes
terday), Grace O'Maley won, Maearoon sec
ond, Forester third. Best time, 2:221<
20 pace. purse $1,000, Belle Burton won,
Molly Gibson second, Madge third. Best
time 2:lS.
80 trot purse $1,000, Henry s. Barker won,
Obed second, Fleetwood third. Best time,
2:l1 trot, purse 300, Dolly wilke. won, Ala
mito second, Bourbon Wilkes Jr third. Best
time, 2;14.
CHICAGO, Ill, Oct 24-Results at Forsyth:
Five and half furlongs, My Hebe won, Cerita
second, Loretta third. Time, 1:15&.
Five furlongs, Lizzie II won. Minerva second
Joe Mancini third. Time, O8B
Five and half furlongs. IdyIe won, Meteor
second, Little Phil third. Time 1867
SIX and q half furlongs, Charlie Mcdonald
won, Eagle Bird second, Wall Street third.
Time, :2S3l.
Six furlongs, HI Henry won, Billy second
Queen Bess third. Time, l %.
LATONIA RACETRACK, KY. Oct. "a
Seven furlongs Lady Pepper won, Canewood
second, Neutral third. Time, :2O14.
One mile and seventy yards, Pepper won La
Creole second BlaSco third. Time l Az
One mile, Flying Dutchman won, Simon w
second, Lobengula third. Time Az.
klmban stakes, six forlongs-Ramiro won
1:l5.
Five and half furlongs-Brace Girdle won.
Sallie CliQuot second, Marquise third. Time,
:0S15.
Seven furlongs-Lismore won, Olive second,
Twinkle third. Time, 1:29A.