The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-05

was yanking him backward. His run through
the stretch was a nicely drawn exhibition OF
"eat EN- up, Cookie"
Theodore Winters will dispose of his Rancho
del Sierra yearlings and of his entire string of
horses now in training at the Bay District
track Wednesday, November g. at Killip & Co.'s
salesyard, Van Ness avenue and Market street.
Among the youngsters are some brothers and
sisters to many notable turf performers. The
star of the lot is probably Don Vallejo, full
brother to Don Jose and Ed Corrigan, and there
will undoubtedly be some brisk bidding for
the full sister to Dolly McCone. The get of the
unbeaten Ell Rio Rey are also well represented
in the catalogue OF the horses in training
Malo Diablo who recently downed Captain
Reese in fast time will command the greatest
share of attention.
The crack Western sprinter, Libertine,
made his debut before the San Francisco
racegoing public in six-furlong handicap
yesterday. and the manner in which he
carved his way through the fog and spread
eagled his field left lasting and favorable
impression on their minds. In with top
weight, 124 pounds, he was opposed by
Mainstay, Thelma, Duchess Of Towers and
Rico The bookies took liberties with the
Westerner, laying to 5 and even money
Thelma to give him rub. She couldn't
do it, for the son of Falsetto was good
enough to run over the top of the moon
yesterday. Getting away from the post
third, next the rail, Macklin saw
that Mainstay and Duchess of
Towers, who were away in front,
would have him pocketed if he
were not careful. Squeezing his horse
through the narrow space he took the lead
the first furlong and led them q merry
chase thereafter, passing the winning post
eased up, two lengths before Thelma, in
the announced time of 1:13H, although
some outside watches made it faster. Had
he been extended, he certainly could have
come dangerously near lowering the Cali
fornia record of :l3.
The talent took their usual ride over a
road that was full of bumps and jolts.
Eleven bookmakers had their shingles up
in the betting ring. and as two scantily
backed outsiders, two favorites and a Sec
ond choice gathered in purses, it is prob
lematical that they had slightly the best
of the days racing.
The opening race for maiden two-year-
olds, five furlongs, gave Billy McCloskey,
who had disappointed his stable folks on
a couple of previous essays, an opportu-
nifty to distinguish himself. Isabelle and
Rejected led in the race until well into the
SGTeICD, where MdCkllL, OH the . 10 D IaVOr-
ite, Treachery, tried TO come through next
the rail, and came very near being crowded
over the fence. Meantime Chevalier, who
had been saving wood on Billy McClos-
key, made his run and passed the judges a
handy winner. Macklin managed to get
the favorite in her stride again, and in a
drive beat Isabelle out for the place.
The next event, a six-furlong run, was
captured by the II to 10 choice, Portugal,
well handled by Willie Flynn, who won
handily by length from Vernon, the sec
ond choice, in :14sl. Addie NJ, II to 1
chance, was the show horse.
The third race was big upset. Rose
Clark was plunged on, her odds being
gradually cut from II to 5 to 9 to 5. Con-
siderable wise money also went in on
Three Forks, who was backed from II to
to l. Gold Bug. Ike l. and Hanford were
also slightly backed. Away second when
the flag fell, Miss Brummel shook Three
Forks off the first furlong. and was never
headed, winning by two lengths. Three
Forks lasted long enough to beat Gold Bug
out half a length for second place. The
winners post price was to l.
The wind-up of the days racing was
another hard Knock for the talent. They
backed Agitato heavily at 7 to 10, but he
could never head Remus, the second
in a drive from Charmer by head in
1:41A. The favorite failed to even show,
Arno finishing in that position.
SUMMARIES.
Twelfth day, Friday, October 4.-weather
fine: track fast.
re FIRST RACE-Five furlongs: maidens;
90. 1wo-y r-olds; purse $3.50. Time, :O2sl
Ind. Horse weight, Jockey. ST. u Str. Fin.
AZ Billy McCloskey, 107 (Che-
q T. ss!ss2 Jog 5asstao.5 s5 - y
'' g Decision, loa fponneliyy.;.s in i =
20 vaiiente, ioS (Hennessey).s s 71s Sc
1910 Lady Gray IL lo4 4,G {BqTns);;a n Oh Is
Good start Won driving. Winner, CHI. c. by
Betting Biliy Mccloskey to l, Treachery 8 to
5, Isabelle 10, Rejected 10, Decision 15. Valiente
Is, Won Dunk 100, Lady Gray 80.
XII SECOND RACE =. Six furongs: selling;
y ! three-year-olds and upward; purse $3.50
Time, 1:14A.
Ind. Horse, weight. Jockey. st. ~ str Fin
q F es5asP 20 aS; aly3n' 81 = y:
a Addie NJ; 80 (Rileyl......; 9 n Al 80
1855 sinbad, 107 (Donahue) 81 In 51s
1851 Red Idle, 1o2 (Hinrlchs).. AZ $40 61s
III II snowblo si ios C C. Tarai) ~ ~ s.
80 Fin Slaughter, 1O4 {Burns) 9s 8 go
1917 Cadeau, 80 (Burlingame) 51a b1a 10
Good start. Won driving. Winner, b. g., by
Betting Portugal il to 10, Vernon IS to 5, AddIe
Slaughter 80, sinbad 8, Leonauts So snowblossom
100.
70 THIRD RACE-About six furlongs; sell
90. ing; light welter-weights: purse 5000 Time
1:13.
Ind. Horse. weight, jockey. st. ~ Str. Fin.
AZ Imp. Miss Brummel, 9S
80 rS fslea Fork, 90 shaw 2h y j
48 Gold Bug, 126 (Madisonl..7 IS II 81
(2S)Hanford, llb (Chevaer) 8 SO 81 43
46 Crawford 120 (Macklin)...3 3I1s Al 81
t4s)Rose Clark, 1913 {Hinrichs)6 ~ 50 90
Is Elsie, 90 {Donnellyl. 80 SO sc 70
% Ike L, 118 IL. Lloyd. 8 8 80
AZ Phyllis 90 (Peoples) .......1 81 81 8
Good start Won easily. Winner, CHI. e., by Beau
Brummel.imp. Mirage.
Betting: Imp. Miss Brummel 8, Three Forks 4.
Gold Bug 8, Hanford O. Rose Clark to s, Ike L
~, Crawford 8, Phyllis 60 Elsie 80.
20 FOURTH RACE-Six furongs handicap;
10. three-year-olds and up; purse $3.50. Time.
1:l31a
Ind. Horse, weight. jockey. st. ~ Str Fin.
1875 Libertine, aga tMacklin)....4 IN ID IL
1142 Thelma, 108 (Chevaiier). ...3 40 80 %
80 Rico, 102 (McIntyre). ....2 5 SO
40 Duchess of Towers 104
(Donahuel .........,,......l 81 ga ~
40 Mainstay. loo (Hinrlchs).. b Ia Al
Good start. Won easily. Winner, b. b., by
Eal