The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-01

finally dispatched without him.
Shaw on Johnny Payne got very poor start,
or the brown horse would undoubtedly have
shown up better.
Johnny Coleman of the Stuyyesant Club
backed Malo Diablo for the place, getting as
good as to 1 against his money.
Peoples is getting quite a reputation as a
rider of long shots On Friday last he landed
Phyllis in front at odds OF 90 to l.
Candor, the favorite fer the last race, ran
most disappointingly. To all appearances she
had enough of the game before the stretch was
reached. 60,
Willie Flynn is riding in fine form at present,
and it is to be hoped the cleyer young riders
name Will remain untarnished from the
breath of scandal in the future.
Edwin F. Smith of Sacramento, who was
selected by the California Jockey Club to act as
one of its officials, assumed his position in the
stand yesterday. Mr.. Smith is well and favor
ably known as the energetic secretary of the
State Agricultural Society and is very popular
among all classes of horsemen.
Cairns, the steeplechase jockey, who few
weeks back imbibed too freely of the cup that
lnebriates and rode in a race under the in
fiuence OF liquor, at which time he was sus-
pended, was renstated yesterday with the
proviso that If the offense is repeated he will
be ruled off indefinitely.
The experiment was tried yesterday of
running Malo Diablo in blinkers, with
most gratifying results for that horse s
constituents. The chestnut son of Joe
Hooker has shown fine bursts of speed in
his morning trials, but the majority of his
races have been disappointments. He was
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selling affair, and after opening at I5 to l
his price gradually wandered back in the
betting until some of the bookers had 90 to
L chalked against him. A sort of inter
mittent play made them rub; 30 to l being
his closing price. Captain Rees was top
heavy favorite for the race, opening at to
and closing at to 20.
After Remus had led all the way in the
race up to a sixteenth from the wire Mack
lin, on the favorite, managed to get
through next the rail, and it locked all
over as far as the winner was concerned.
Suddenly Peoples, on Malo Diablo, came
with a great rush on the outside and de-
spite MaCklin's hard riding beat the favor
lite out long neck IN the fast time of
1:262. Peoples, who rode the winner, has
had but limited opportunities in the sad
die but is the making of a good Jockey.
Despite the fog the races were attended
by good-siZed crowd. The favorites were
barreled with great precision. Rey Alta,
who won the second race with nothing TO
spare, proving the only successful enc
throughout the day.
Elmer F, who opened at to 5, went
back in the betting TO ~ to l and finally
closed at twos, led all the way in the open
ing race at six furlongs, with Willie Flynn
UR, and won ridden out, neck before the
fvep money choice Navy Blue, who was
heavily backed.
h., i
light welter-weights up, was also on the
professional order, Rev Alta, the 2 to ia
vorite, leading all the way and winning
driving from Model by three fourths o. q
length in 1:02 fiat. Soon Enough, who
carried some heavy commissions at to l.,
proved disappointment.
The fourth race, a selling event over a
mile, resulted in a hard dump for the
crowd. Nephew was backed for cinch
Opening at TO 10 be went back to to 5,
when he was played down to to 10
Morven, with Flynn up, went to the front,
and leading all the way, just managed to
last long enough to beat Nephew, who
made fine run from last place, nose on
the wire in :414. The winner was to l
in the ring.
Despite the fine showing Claudius has
made of late, he was overlooked by the
majority of spectators on the last race,
also a mile selling dash. The Brutus
horse opened at tours, and as good as ~
to was obtainable against him going to
the post. Rosebud opened TO 5 favorite
in the betting, but receded to 81 to /.
Candor was favorite going 10 the post at 7
to 5. Olivia. a % to 1 chance, made the
running, followed by Rosebud, until well
on toward the wire, where Claudius, who
had worked his way from last position,
passed Rosebud, who had taken the lead
the last hundred yards, and won easily by
length and half IN 1:41%. Olivia was
hr1% haa1 ho1 IL 80 ho,
Eighth day. Monday, September 30 Weather
fair track fast.
26 FIRST RACE-six furlongs, selling three
1854.
IND Horse, weight, jockey. St. IA Str. Fin.
81 Elmer F, I64 wv. Flynn. / II II In
1884 Navy Blue; es O.. Jones)2 81 81 %
q R ri Ga 5sRsa 100 @ }NNasaklin)s g s
Portand-Fantasa.
Betting; Elmer F ., Navy Blue even, Bravura 4
Bob Tucker 10, Willie Gibson 100, DIR. Gardner rs.
81 SECOND RACE Five furlOngs: selling;
upward; purse $500. Time, 1:O2.
IS Rey Alta; IS lG%dlson) + e 3 i
1341 Model, l23 (Chevalier). .........3 81 81 81
"a Warrago, 12s Jonathan. - 2h 3Hs 81
ls Soon Enough, 1913 QMiller.)...4 81 55 A
1872 Uncertainty, 129 tMacklnj. 8 Z 81
1S o'Bee, 126 tAnderson). -......7 63 61s
Fair start. Won cleverly. Winner, CHI. g., by
Alta-Fannie D.
Betting: Rey Alta 2, Model 4, Warrago 40
Johnny Payne A. Soon Enough 4, o'Bee so, I'm
certainty 25.
% THIhD RACE-Seven furlongs; selling;
DO. three-year-olds and upward; purse $500
Time, l:2634.
Ind. Horse. weight Jockey. ST. ~ Str. Fin.
10 Malo Diabo, l0l (Peoples).. 4 % 80 In
"A Captain Rees, l04 lMacklin)1 45 45 81
50 RemuS, IO1 (Sloan) .--..-....3 11a In 32
"a Rico, 95 (McIntyre) e.......2 As
30 Mamie Scottt.98 CChevalier)5 Oh 21s 5
Good start. Won driving. Winner, CHI. c.. by
Joe Hooker-Oxilla.
Betting: Mao Diablo 80, Captain Rees 9 to 90
Remus o. Rico TO- Mamie Scott 8.
90 FOURTH RACE-one me selling; three
CO. year-ods ana upward purse $500. Time
1:4ls4.
Ind. Horse, weight, Jockey. ST. Ia Str. Fin
81 Morven, 101 wv. Flynn)...4 IL Is us