The morning call., 1895-01-11
Two FaVOriteS Won, Then Long
Shots Got 1t ILL.
RED GLENN AT Z TO 5 NEVER IN 1T.
Faro and the Judge, Both at Long
Odds, Finish in Front of the
FaVOriteS.

races, the talent flushed with victory,
started in to knock the four remaining
bookmakers off the block. And OF! what
stone wall they did run up against.
The bookies first led with left that
closed the talents left eye, by downing the
hot thing, RED Glenn; then a heavy right
knocked them groggy when Faro came in
in the fourth with 80 to l against him, and
another right on the point knocked them
clean out when The Judge won the last
race, at s TO /, beating the heavily backed
fayorites, Centurion and Bernardo.
Taken ell in all, it was a very disastrous
day for players, and the bookmaker that
did not make money must have felt dis
gased.
One Of the features of the day was Jerry
Chorn's finish on The Judge, which was a
splendid piece Of riding.
The worst dump Of the day occurred in
the third race, when Red Glenn, heavily
played from + 0 l down to Z 10 ). finished
third to Charlreuse and Enthusiast.
The steeplechase being declared off the
first race was split; the first half, COM
pris0g Bridal Veil, jennie Deaue, Eek
err. Z .ragoZa, Ernest and Lochinvar, GO
ing to The post as starters for the opening
event at five fuFlnngs. Bridal Veil went
tn the post to fav0ri.e, with Jennie
Dsane second choice az 2 TO /. II proved
an easy victory for the iayorite, wha, get
ting away third, soon took command and
won easily By two and half lengths,
Jennie Deane securing the place Just as
handiiy from Ernest.
The second race, another five-furloDg
dash, was swell betting affair, nearly
everything in the race being played Mex
Halls Sweet Alice opened up TO l, tut
the money pouring in on her brought her
price down to 30 2. With weight off
from his last good run Three Forks took
the form players eye. and he was sent
10 the post Is to fav0rte. AdOlph,
Melanito, johnny Payne. Morven were all
well PLAYED.
johnny Payne, Meanita and Three
Forks parted company with the others and
made all the TGnning out in from in the
order named. Past the three-Quar er pole
Jimmy Payne still held sigh lead, but
the bill proved too much for HIM, for Three
Forks hal taken command as the horses
came up the hill, followed closely by
Melanila. He easily held his own 10 the
wire. winning from Mlller's mare by hall
length. Adj + came out IF the bunch
and finished third, ter getting away
badly. Sweet Alice was tie tail ender.
With two fayoriteS finishing in front,
the talent were very juhilan;, and in the
thru race. SeVen-fuIlUng affair, started
IL with rush to get what few remaining
shekeis the bOokmakers possessed. BED
Glenn, So pounds, 1 to l einch, and the
jam began. When the bOOkieS finally gol
"a chance 10 breathe the good thing had
been hammered down TO TO 8.
RealiZitio VINO opened favnrite, grad
ualiy dTlfted back in the betting until Is
to was laid against him. w. OBJ. Mae
uOnOugh thought lis hands ONE little chest
nut mare Chartreuse, with SO pounds NJ,
rather light, and so did "A few others, and
NH IA a
ana To l. Enthusiast / u TO and Percy
went begging. although bOlh looked fit.
There was a tedious DELAY at the post.
Felix Carr on Percy evidently thinking the
race made up Tor him, and ran things
pretty much 10 suit himself. When the
flag nnally fell, "Humpty Dumpty" Cocb-
rane rushed the MacdonOugh FLY out in
front, followed 10 the bottom OF the first
hill by Realization. The latter there had
enough and was passed by Enthusiast,
the favOrl'e running last As they passed
the last quarter pole Chartreuse was five
lengths Id front, Enthusiast second. about
three lengths In front of Red Glenn. Up
the hill the little chestnut mare came, and
with little COehrane easing her up, passed
the winning post three lengths in froEt,
Enthusiast beat Red Glenn quite as hand
lly for the place.
The fourth race, FIVE furlongs, had for
starters the second half of the entries for
he first race, which was,split. The start
ers were Faro, Chemuck, Miss Ruth, Clara
White, May Day and old Idaho. Chief,
who had been racing over the northern
circuit. Clara White opened favorite at
2 to l, but went back TO fives. May Day
finally went to the post IavOrite, with
Chemuek second choice a. Is to 5, Faro.
the rank outsider, with 80 20 l against
him.
Miss Ruth and Idaho Chief showed in
Ar oil r,nly lar4
Shaw rushed Faro TO the front the first fur
long ana kept him there to the wire, win
ming in a drive from Chemuck, vino came
from the rear. by length. May Day was
fair third.
The talent were very much at sea after
shat race, and with two other rather shaky
first choices in the last run, five and a
half furlong spia, the bOokieS apparently
held the top hand. Centurion, with but
ninety-three pounds up. looked very tempt
Ing, and his price was hammered down
with big bundles of coiu from 10 10 to
8. Bernardo at II TO was also heavily
played. Frank Van Ness thought Olivia
had good chance, and ne and his friends
brought her prce down from SKIES TO to 1.
The Judge at TO / and the balance of the
field scored but passing glance.
The flag fell to very bad start for the
favorite, that was in the rear of the
bunch. Bernardo. follow by The Judge
ana BELFAST, got away IN front and made
all the running. Bernardo looked TO have
the race in hand as the horses disappeared
behind the last hill, but Belfast was the
surprise parry when they reappeared.
leading by length, with The Judge at his
heels. Chorn rode one of his star finishes
on The latter and by good riding alone
landed him first By a length. The favor
lite, who would undoubtedly have won
with good start, was third, length and
half back Of Belfast.
SUMMARY.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 10, 1895.
OO1 FIRST RACE-Five furIongs: selling;
OIL. threeyear-Olds and upward; non-winners
at this meeting: purse $500.
Ind. Horse. weight, Jockey. ST. IA Str Fin
296 Bridal Veil, 103 (F. Carr)...3 IA IL IL
22l Jennie Deane, 80 W.Flynn)2 % 25 %
$50 Ernest, SO (hinrichs) .....4 81 81 3h
3!4 Zaragoza, 100 &c Cochrsne)5 81 AZ &c
297 LOchinvar, ll3 &C. Cahi). i an 5h 5h
43 Eekert, 81 (hnsselD..........6 8 6
Good start " on easily Time. 1:1l1a Win
ner, chestnut mare by imp. CheYiot Nellie Collier
Betting: Bridal Veil TO 8, jennie Deane 2 to
!, Ernest 10 to L. Zaragoza to l, Eckert 20 to l.
LochlnVar 100 10 i.