The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-22

declare the race off as far as he was con-
cerned by insisting OH going into the sta
ble-yard, and it required the assistance OF
two or three grooms to get him to the
starting point after each subsequent score.
When not attempting to enter the yard he
strQlled around in an erect position on ms
hind feet with the grooms hanging to MS
bits. At the ninth start haywood driver
was threatened with fine OF $50 for COM
ing to the wire far in advance OF the
field.
When they did get off Hanford Medium
and Laura NJ went to the front and paced
to the half neck and neck. Waldo j., VINO
sold favorite in the pools, paced last IN the
field until the five-eighths post was
passed, when he passed the bunch and III
the homestretch went to the front, VIM
ming by two lengths, Laura M second,
Hanford Medium third. haywood, who
seemed to be fayorite with many, paceq
well to the half and then broke. Waldo
and Ottinger also left the ground on the
first turn.
In the second heat Waldo ] sold hot
favorite, going at $50, while the nelo
brought but So. After scoring ten times
the horses got away we'll punched. AT the
quarter Ottinger led slightly, but was soon
passed by Waldo J, who rapidly gained
three lengths the advantage, retaining
that distance to the finish, Lady M second,
Del Norte third.
A short distance beyond the wire Ciboio,
who had been exhibiting signs OF soreness,
fell dead on the track. His driver escaped
uniniured by springing over the animal as
it fell.
In the third heat Hanford Medium OBJ
tanned a slight advantage at the start, fol-
lowed closely by Lady NJ and Waldo j..
At the quarter the latter took the lead,
Hanford and Laura NJ keeping close sec
ond. Ottinger, who had been rapidly gain
ing, broke, but he recovered quickly and
forged to the front on the homestretch,
winning the heat in close finish with
Waldo, who lost his feet within short
distance of the wire, but recovered In time
to gain second place. Del Norte came in
third.
The fourth heat was "facer" for the tai
ent. Waldo J sold hot favorite at 20
against the field at 7, and was distanced,
Laura NJ coming in first, Del Norte second
and Ottinger third. Laura NJ then went
out and took first place in the fifth heat,
with Ottinger second and Del Norte third.
The outcome was postponed until Monday
afternoon, on account of the lateness of
the hour.
In the first heat of the 2 :40 trot the start
was not of the best, the large field making
it almost impossible to send them away.
Lady ThornhilI secured the advantage,
followed by Hazel Ayres and Charivsri.
The latter rapidly went to the front and
retained the position by two lengths to the
three-quarter post, where he was over
hauled and passed by Zombro. In the
homestretch Prince Ira, Lady Grace and
Briarhill forged ahead. When within
sixty yards of the finish Zombro left his
feet. Prince Ira trotted squarely in, win
ming the heat by two lengths, with Zombro
second and Lady Grace third.
1t the second heat Zombro sold at $50,
Prince Ira at 81, Lady Grace S. and the
field So. Briarhill got away first, followed
by Ravenscroft and Prince Ira. At the
quarter Zombro came to the fore and trot-
ted neck and neck with Prince Ira to the
three-quarters. They entered the stretch
together, with Ravenscroft length be-
hind and the field well punched several
lengths in the rear. Zombro followed his
former tactics and left his feet as he neared
the finish, allowing Prince Ira first place,
Zombro second, Ravenscroft third.
In the third heat Prince Ira sold for $50,
Zombro SIS and the field 81. Bay Rum got
the best of it, followed by Lady Thornhill,
Prince Ira getting away in the seventh
place. Maria cut the pace and went
rapidly to the front, leading to the three
quarters, where she was passed by Prince
Ira, who trotted in an easy winner Zombro
second and Lady Grace third.