The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-24
ON THE EASTERN TRACKS,.
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SARATOGA, n. V, July 23.-The at
traction of the day was the third race, the
Hotel Worden stakes, for two-year old FL
lies. From the start it was procession,
with Florrie in the lead and Levinta second.
Six furlongs, Derfargila won Lady Diamond
second, All Over third. Time, 1:153.
One mile, Fannie Louise Won, Lucania Sec
ond, April Fool third. Time, :4212.
Hotel Worden stakes, four and a half fur
longs, Florrie won, Levinta second, Heresy
third. Time, :56.
One and a sixteenth miles Arapahoe won,
Lake Shore second, Joe Miller third. Time,
1897.
Five furIongs, Honolulu won, Midlo second,
Chugnut third. Time, 2:0212
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July GA crowd
about the average size turned out to-day to
witness the races at the local track. Three
favorites and one second choice got all the
morfey and the talent went home winner
over the books.
Five furlongs, Arthur Davis won, Kansas Girl
second, Darwin Wedgwood third. Time, 1:05.
Five furlongs, Susie won, Maple Leaf Sec
ond Glencoe third Time, 1907.
Seven furlongs, The Crown won, Virginite
second, Joe Courtney third. Time, 1873.
Five and half furlongs: Schuylkill won, Ben
Wilson second, Euna third. Time, 10.
Six furlongs, Major Dripps won, Gus Strauss
second, Bessie Nicholas third. Time 1:1S.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 23.-Three favor
ties and two second picks won to-day.
Three-quarters of mile, Emma won. Sill
verado second, Rachael McAlister third. Time,
1 :1615.
Eleven-sixteenths of mile, Don Garlic won,
Utopia second, Miss Maxim third. Time, 1 10.
Seyen-eighths of mile Magnet won, Addie
Bucahana second, Hessen third. Time, :37al.
One and sixteenth miles, Rey del Mar won,
Miss Gallop second, Cicely third Time, :49l4.
Five furlongs. Stella Williams won. King
stone second, Mile third Time, :0412.
BRIGHTON BEACH, N. Y, July 23.-
But one favorite won to-day, and the tai
ent returned to the city much crestfallen.
The finishes were not exciting.
Five furlongs, Mabel Glenn won, Fusileer
second Ameer third. Time, 1:011.
Five furlongs, Intermission won, Casstette
One and a sixteenth miles, Jack the Jew
1927. - " '' : o
second, Castleton third. Time, :02I$.
One mile, Aurelian won. Hugh Penny Sec
ond, Redskin third. Time, 1:4134.
One mile, Corncob won, Little Tom second,
Hammie third. Time, l :43.
OAKLEY, ONO, July 23.-Ben Brush, as
yet unbeaten, demonstrated to-day that he
is the best two-year-old in the West at
least. He won the Diamond stakes with
125 pounds up as he pleased in the fast
time of l :0S. He was only galloping at
the finish.
Four and half furlongs, Marsian won, Joe
Clark second, Mike Kelly third. Time, :553l.
Seven furlongs, Lisel G won, Leo Lake sec
Six furlongs, Belle Foster won, Swiftly Sec
ond, Jim Donlen third. Time, :15.
The Diamond stakes, five and half furlongs,
Ben Brush won, Ben Elder second Prince Lief
third. Time, :0S.
One and a sixteenth miles, Flying Dutchman
won, Blue and Gray second, Uncle Tom third.
Time, :493I.
six furlongs, selling, wildfre won. San
Hario second, Annie NJ third. Time 1 :44L.
DETROIT, Mich, July 23.-The condi-
ions for the second day of the Blue Rib
bon meeting at the Crosse Pointe track
were better than yesterday. The air was
hotter and there was little wind, and what
little there was blew across the track. An
enormous crowd was present. 1t took six
heats to decide the great stake race. The
Corporal was a hot favorite and the money
literally poured in on him. He acted
badly in the first two heats, Don L win
ming them both in driving finishes. The
judges we're not satisfied with the manner
in which The Corporal was acting and
took Chandler down and put up Geers be-
hind the big gelding in the third heat.
Iron Bar won the heat in driving finish
with Falkland, Don l., Ell Rami and The
Corporal we'll up. Geers got The Corporal
in shape in the fourth heat and he had no
trouble winning out.
Three-year-old trotting, purse $4,000, Larabie,
b. c., by Jay Bird (Wilson) won, Oakland Baron
second Boreal third. Best time, 2;14.
Merchants and manufacturers stakes, 2 "a
class, purse $4,000, The Corporal, b. g., by
Hambletonian Prince chandler and Geers)
won, Don L. b. g., by Colonel Tom (Hills) Sec
ond, Iron Bar Dickerson) third. Best time,
2:1315.
2:I0 class purse $4,000, pace funfinished)
Ben d, CHI. h., by Red Buck Jr. (W. LAIRD won,
Coleridge. b. h., by C. f. Clay (Custer) second,
Angie tQuinten) third. Best time, 2:06sl.