The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-09
ON THE EASTERN TRACKS.
Our Jack Easily Wtns the Domino
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NEW YORK, N. Y, June Sat Graves
end to-day the Domino handicap brought
out good lot of horses, although Sir
Walter. the top-weight, was not sent to
the post. Rubicon was soon settled upon
as the favorite and was well backed,
although he has never shown liking for
anything over mile in fast company He
did not care for as much as that to-day
and gave up at the end of the three
quarters. Soon after the flag fell to good
start Owlet took the lead and held it to the
stretch, when Our Jack shot out from the
bunch and won easily.
Six furlongs, Factotum won, Chiswick sec.
Ond.
One mile, Redskin won, Captain T second,
Beldermere third. Time, 49,.
Madison stakes, five furlongs, Brisk won Re-
ligion second, Sebastian third. Time, :O2L
Domino handicap, one mile and sixteenth,
Our Jack won, Stowaway second, Peacemaker
third. Time, :4S3.
Five furlongs, The Native won, Heresy Sec
ond, Tenderness third. Time, :O215.
One mile and an eighth, Sir Dixon Jr won
i i:ssl ki''is second oharads third. Time,
DENVER, CoLo.. June 8.-The racing
season opened to-day at Overland Park
with perfect day. The track was fair,
and several of the finishes close. About
$500 people were in attendance The re-
markable feature of the day was the num-
Der of horses distanced in the pacing race
In the first heat three were distanced. In
the second, Judge Toler, the winner of the
first heat injured his fore-quarter in the
break and was displaced, and in the fifth
Hal Wilkes broke badly several times, and
was distanced. The race was given to
Peto, as none of the other horses in it had
won heat. All three running races were
won by mounts of Jockey J. Smith. In
the fourth race Little Ell came in second
but was disqualified on account of the
jockey being under weight.
Pacing, purse $500, 2:35 class, one mile.
Pete won, Quicksilver second, Maud w third.
Trotting, purse $500, 2:2e class, E W won,
Best time, 2:21M.
Running, purse $125, six furlongs, Arkansas
Traveller won, Artless second, ventwood third.
Running, four and half furlongs, North
western won, Rye second. silverman third.
Violetta third. Time, / 20.
ROBY, IND, June Six furlongs, Kings
clere won, Ulster second, Saybrook third.
Time, 1:1S15.
Five furlongs, Gretchen won, Sobriquet Sec
ond, Casschall third. Time, ! :05.
Seven furlongs, Queen Bess won, Damask
second, The Rock third. Time :3l3I
Six and q half furlongs, Wild Arab won,
Jennie June second, Baldur third. Time,
1851.
One mile, Elrano won, Gunwad second,
Glenoid third. Time, 1:45.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, June 9.-The at
tendance at Latonia to-day was fully 5000.
The chief event was the thirteenth renewal
of the Latonia Oaks, won by Leafet,
against whom as good as 80 to was laid.
The odds on favorite, Hessie. finished Sec
ond, but was disqualified for very pal
pable foul on Favorine in the stretch. The
latter would probably have won the stake
had she not been interfered with.
Six furlongs, Piccaroon won, Susie second,
Bogue third. Time, 1857.
One and an eighth miles, Ashland won, Toots
second, La Joya third. Time, :55.
Free handicap, seven furlongs, Buckwa won,
Chant second, Seltka third. Time, :281S.
The Latonia Oaks, one and quarter miles,
net value of stake to winner $3975, Leafet
t25 to ~ won, Fayorine (7 to ~ second, Jane Is
to u third. Time, 2:0915.
Five furlongs, Moylan won, Onarette second.
Royal Choice third. Time, :023.
Six furlongs, Captain Drane won, Joe Mack
second, Tancred third. Time, l:15A.
ST. LOUIS, No., June s.-A good card