The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-14

Jennie W pulled up lame in the morning,
which necessitated scratching her as starter
in the fourth race.
FL Rio Rey was we'll represented at the track
yesterday. son and daughter OF his captur-
ing the first two races.
Tillie S was well supported IN the last race,
but she seems to possess none of her former
speed, finishing in the ruck.
The Eastern turfman, C. F. Sanders, would
have annexed several stacks of California gold
to his bank account had Belringer won. The
horse chat never did anything right had EN-
scared for while.
The selection of "Dick" Havey as starter at
the Sacramento meeting gives general satisfac-
ton among the horsemen. During the short
interval the popular turfman welded the flag
at the present meeting he showed himself an
sdept at the business and the choice was I'M
doubtedly wise one.
Jockey Joe Piggott will presumably ride for
A. B. Spreckels. Pending a more binding
agreement a temporary contract now exists
giving the services of the rising young rider to
the millionaire turfmsn. With "leg-up" on
such sterling performers as Cadmus, imp. Can
did, Pieuante and others, Joe should be able
to hold his own with the best of the Eastern
contingent.
Bob Davenport had all of his friends down
on his game chestnut, Little Bob. 1t looked a
bit dark and dingy for him a furlong from
home, but he responded TO his Jockeys urging
and won cleverly at the finish. That efficient
trainer, Butch" Fisher, certainly deserves
great credit for the excellent form in which he
sends the horses in his charge to the post. The
record breaking Wheel of Fortune and
Seraphin are both trained by Butch"
After disappointing her supporters on
several previous occasions, until their
faith was fast becoming undermined, Dan
Miller's good mare Charmion ratified off
seven furlongs in something like her old
style. 1t was condition race and she got
in at 90 pounds Everybody seemed to
think her "good thing" and she went to
the post to 10. She led all the way and
won by four lengths from the third choice,
Ali Baba, in 1 :2714. Fred Gardner, who
was backed down to second choice, finished
q bang-up third, and evidently likes a
longer route to travel.
Barring the opening race three favorites
and a second choice captured all of the
other events on the card and the talent
had money to burn" at the close of the
day.
The last race on the card furnished about
the only real contest of the day. 1t was a
mile affair and looked very open betting
event. Charmer, Little Bob, Title S and
Frondeur were all heavily played. Around
post time, Charmer had slight call over
Little Bob, 9 to 5 being the prevailing odds
against the mare.
Bellringer headed the bunch to the bend
for the wire, looking a ten-time winner, but
soon after fell back beaten. Little Bob
now took the lead and won rather cleverly
at the end, a length and half before
Charmer, ridden out to beat Frondeur a
head for the place.
Tom Clarke ruled to choice over the
poor lot comprising the field in the open
ing dash at five furongs, but the best he
could do was finish third. Soon Enough, a
Is to shot, took the lead when the flag fell
and made runaway race of it, winning by
six lengths from Red VIII, another out
slider.
The popular young turfman, Jack At
kins, scored another winning bracket with
his good filly, Belle Boyd, in four and a
half furlong sprint for two-year-olds. She
ruled 8 to 5 favorite over the field and led
all the way winning by two lengths from
Josephine, who downed the second choice,
Aggravator, neck for the place in a drive.
The third race, a tive-furlong run, proved
cake-walk for the to choice, Model, who
won easily from Monarch after getting
away from the post poorly. Gondola, an
outsider, came fast at the end, finishing
third. MULHoLLAND.
SUMMARY.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 49, 1895.
1877 FIRST RACE-Five furlongs; selling;
III three-year-olds and upward; purse $3.50.
Time, 1:0214
Ind Horse weight Jockey. st. 10 Str. Fin.
1858 RED viii, ~ (Taylori 5 81 81 ~
1149 Tom Clarke 81 (E. jones'. 4 6. So 81
Arfnrr Ifnrf olx-N
1927 cOn6anght, 16l Gcoady}..... IA Is 81
li271) Gonzalez Maid, s5 (Cheva-
1881 Lee sst Stanley, 10y ls2avjs & & q q e =
1921 Maggie K. Smith, 1O1
1858 cs GaGR'} 81 iDenniso1j...s g go go
Poor start. Won cleverly. Winner, CHI. g., by
e Rio Rey-Sooner
Betting: Soon Enough u to /, Red VIII 10 to l.
Tom Clarke to 2, Auteull to l. Lee Stanley to
J. Gonzales Maid to ], Maggie r. Smith 40 to l.
Connaught 30 to /, Cadeau 100 to /.
1919 SECOND RACE-Five and a half fur
lAtO. longs: selling; two-year-olds; purse
$500. Time 1: 09.
Ind. Horse, weight. Jockey. = st. II Str. Fin
1959 Belle BOYD 81 PiggG9 y y i
3Ss Iosepnne 100 oa }anTlehs1 ~ 81 n
(l124NJaeE Atkins: 50 tcoadyJ.$ 81 s. 81
i16z s sun r ssfi' 81 599 k sRhgo 81 q
Good start. Won driving. Winner, Oh. f., by Ell
Betting: Belle Boyd to 5, Josephine 5 to l, Ag-
gravator to 2, Cherpe s TO i, City Girl to 3
Jack Atkins II to l, Suffrage so TO l.
1910 THIRD RACE-Five furIongs; selling:
Il u. purse $3.50. Time, 1:0214.
Ind. Horse weight jockey. ST. IA Str. Fin
(126l) Model, 104 (Chevaler.......7 ia % IL
(l262) Monarch, log shaw II In Pms
1862 Gondola, 104 (Coady). .......5 7s Ems
1851 Detective, 80 (Reidy). ......6 81 31h Al
1894 ROgation, 81 (Piggottl.. 81 61z 30
III Tamalpais, lO4 (Anderson) g 5h Ala 81
126S Warrago. 102 (E. Jones).....1 Oh 5h IT
1868 Josie 6, 102 (Hnrichsl......4 412 8 8
Good start. Won easily. Winner, CHI. f., by imp
Sir MOdred-Gypsy.
Betting: Motei 4 to 5, Monarch 10 to /, GondoIa
IS to l, Warraeo IS TO 5, Rogation to Detective
20 10 l, Tamalpais $50 TO ], Josie G % to l.
1900 FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongs four
LOU. year-olds and upward; purse $500. Time,
1:2714.
Ind. Horse. weight, jockey. st. IL Str. Fin
1870 Charmion, SIS (Piggott) ......3 IL 12 Is
(1270)A Ali Bahia. lob u. Loyd)....2 32 80 Ems
-. Fred Gardner. 100 (Hinrichs)5 All Al 80
1854 Howard, 100 (Shaw) ........1 2I 2I Al
1858 Sir Walter 81 (Chevalier) A $40 SO 5 10
7S5 Haymarket SO &c. Jones).6
Fair start. Won easily. Winner, CHI. m. by Ty-
rant-Unit.
Betting: Charmion to 10, All Baba to 2, Fred
Gardner ID 10 5, howard Is TO /, Sir Walter 25 to
/, Haymarket 200 to l.
1891 FIFTH RACE-one mile: selling; purse
AO1. $500. Time, :421a
Ind. Horse. weight Jockey. st. 10 str. Fin.
3249 Little Bob, go (E. Jones)....2 21a 2I II