The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-29

the latter now went to work on his horse,
and at the furlong post had Flynn on the
favorite at the bat In mild drive Uncle
Giles stalled off Rico, who also passed
Morven, and won by three parts of a
length. The winner was as good as 6 to l
in the betting.
The mile and half hurdle race resulted
very disastrously for the talent. There
were many switches in the betting. Bell
ringer opened at even money and closed at
8 to 5. Esperance opened at to 5, went
to II to and was then backed down by
wise money to 6 to s. A small sized
plunge on Guadalupe cut his price from
to 4 to l.
Gold Dust, the other starter was the out
slider at fives. When they were sent away
Al Stanford, on the outside, took his horse
to the front, and. keeping him well in
hand, clearing the jumps beautifully, never
relinquished the lead and landed his horse
an easy winner through admirable riding
in the fast time of 2:47, within three-quar-
tiers OF second of the coast record. Bell
ringer was second six lengths away and
they batted out Esperance, third. Guada-
loupe struck the third jump and sulked
after that, his rider pulling him up.
Seventh day, Saturday, September %. Weather
fine; track fast.
81 FIRST RACE-six furlongs, selling, maid
81. ems, threeyear-olds and upward: purse $3.50.
Time, 1:l51s
Ind. Horse, weight, jockey. St. IA str. Fin.
10 Jefferson, 113 (Hennessey).2 21s 21a 21a
6 Coleman. los (Hinrichs)...4 IL IL 81
R5ssssa fSs g Rss5.2as',s $ $ =
Good start Won driving. Winner, b. g., by
ood-Bridget.
Betting: Yreka IL, Jefferson 6, Coleman to s,
Conchita s. DR.. Gardner 90 Valanta 40
% SECOND RACE-Five and a half furlongs:
~. selling; purse $500. Time, :06s1.
Ind. Horse. weight, jockey. st. 1a Str. Fin.
Tin MaTpssy - 57 MTynn)S 7 : e
Is Easel, SO CNoods).. .........3 31a 80
Good start. Won handily. Winner g. h., by
stratford or imp. Uhlan-Victress:
Betting: Sir Richard to 10, Tim Murphy even,
Veragua 49, Easel IL.
% Third RACE-About six furongs; handi-
cC' cap; two-year-olds; purse $3.50. Time, lib.
he HG5n E Esgh los S9h bGnahu, ST. f FL
20 s senham, 81 4 g. J,ones)4 II1aIs q
Marjorie. l0s a. Johnson)5
Good start Won handily. Winner b. f.. by
Major Ban-Decoy Duck.
Betting: Long Lady II to TO- Benham Z, Grady
2 Fireman 10, Marjorie 15.
Oh FOURTH RACE-One mile; selling; purse
Ot. $500. Time 1:42.
g Uncle eiies. Ios lDonSahuej's Il s1s iip-
20 Rico. 104 (Hinrichs) ........1 SO 81 21a
'29) Afno q 70 4 % plynn's y y 80
25 Imp Ivy, 101 (Chevalier). "A 2h Oh 81
(24)Ledalia, 101 (Sioane). ........2 6 6
Good start Won driving. Winner, oh. c., by
Ell Rio Rey-Ho HE Humphrey
Betting: Uncle Giles 5, Rico 8, Morven 21a, imp.
Ivy 4, Arno o. Leoalia o.
2S FIFTH RACE-one and half miles; handi-
OO. cap: six hurdles: purse 5000. Time, AT.
Ind. Horse weight, Jockey. ST. IN Str Fin
81 God Dust. 126 (Stanford) i 81 - Is
1872 Bellringer, LAB (Spence)....4 11a 21a 81
(1387) Esperance, 12S (Madison)..2 3
1887 Guadaloupe, la (stewart) 3 pulled up.
Good start. Won easily. Winner, John Fields,
b. g., by Ora-Gold Cup.
Betting: Gold Dust 5, Bellrnger to 5, Esper-
ance to 8. Guadaloupe 4.
Following are the entries for Mondays
racing:
First race, three-quarters of a mile, selling
Bob Tucker 80, Elmer 1O4, Bravura SO, Jim
Corbett 10Y, Dr.. Gardner 104, Mendocino 90,
Navy Blue SO. VIII Gibson SO, Conchita 80.
Second race, five-eighths OF mile, selling
O'Bee 126, Monarch 1875, War1ago 126, I'm
certainty 129, Model 1913, Rey Alta 123, John
Payne 126, Soon Enough 1913.
Third race. seyen.eighths of mile, selling
Normandie 90, Oakley 104 Captain Rees 101
Malo Diablo 101 Mamie Scott 50, Remus 1O1,
Agitator 10Y, Rico 95.
Fourth race, one mile, selling Morven 80,
Mary 1O2, Rogation 80, Raindrop 102,
Nephew 104, Fin Slaughter 100.
Fifth race. one mile, selling-Candor 90,
Claudfus 100, Charmer 90, Carmel 80, Olivia
So, Rosebud "a.