The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-07
Mollie R IL to 5, Mainstay to l. Three Forks
Around the Ring,


Charlie Weber piloted the flying Cres-
cendo.
Crescendo is a half brother to Wandering
Nun and Belicoso.
w. OBJ. Macdonough had a good bet
down on his gelding Ruthledge, formerly
called Ruthven.
Burns, who had the mount on My Sweet
heart in the first race, was jostled and
thrown from the filly nearing the turn into
the stretch. He was not injured.
Tobey evidently runs better at long odds.
His race yesterday was a surprising i'm
provement over his run the day he started
favorite.
w. E. Apologize, the wealthy turfman,
accompanied by Charley Dillon, leaves for
Lexington, KY, this evening
Paloma, dam of Armitage, the mare for
which Burns and Waterhouse paid $500,
recently dropped FLY foal by Surinam
Dave Gideon was down on Tom Clark to
win the first race.
Naglee Burke bet $14O0 on Crescendo.
Barney Schneider bet a few hundreds on
his imp Woodlands gelding, named after
the popular comedian of the Tivoi, Ferris
Hartman.
Charley Asher went down the line on
Major Mclaughlin as though it was all
over.
Frank Van Ness cut two good things
loose in Myron and Mainstay. Neither ran
placed.
Riley Grammar started in the day
wrong by playing the Julia Martin FLY in
the first race, and followed it up by play
ing Esperance, who finished unplaced in
the second race. He had varying fortune
in the next two races, finally winding up
playing Clacquer, who won the last race.
VIII Wallace played Polaski in the
nd ha IL,
horse.
Sam Summertield and his partner, Miner,
did not book on the colt race, but thought
Ruthledge such a good thing that they
played the Macdonough gelding up and
down the line.
George E. Smith (Pittsburg PhiD dumped
his money in on Leon /, who finished
third. Morven beating Mollie R, nosed
him out OF place bet in the last race.
Johnny Coleman of the Stuyvesant Club
evidently did not fancy Clacquer's
chances, by the length of his line after the
race.
A half-mile race for ponies is one of the
features of to-day's racing card.
Following are the entries for to-day:
First race, fve-eighths OF mile, non-win-
ners-Little Tough 90, Chenuck 80, Midas 101,
Claire 90, Mt. Carlos ia, Montafvo 10Y, Sera-
phin formerly st. Cecilia fly 100, st. Jacob
102, Soledad los, J C 90, Steadfast IS,
gelding rs, Ell Tirano Sd
Second race, eleven-sixteenths of mile, SELL
ing-St. Elmo &c. Howard 104, Robin Hood
80, Misty Morn 103, Mahogany Sc imp. Vigor
100, imp. Elise JOG; Tigress "a, Condo los,
May Mccarthy 100, Red Pat SO, Hiram Argo
SO, John Payne 1o1, Garcia 30, Ross Sc, Mt.
Carlos 108, Captain Coster 104, Burmah 1O1,
Sea Spray 101, Venus SO, May Day 1O1, Vulcan
105.
Third race, five-eighths of a mile, selling
Tartarian 1O6, George F. Smith 100, Tim Muir
ply 90, Clacquer 90
Fourth race, purse 500, half mile, ponies
Gold Coin (Mr. H. Hunn) 40, Coneio (Mr Di-
mond or Lieutenant Smedberg( 14S, Aladdin
lieutenant BensOn) 146, Jessie Sturgill (Mr.
Simpkinsl 148, isabelle (Mr c. Hoppe las,
FineSse (Nr. Tobin) 14S
Fifth race, seven-eighths of mile selling
Bernardo JOG, Lonnle B %, Commission 105,
TriX 101, Normandie 1o3, Snow Blossom 81
Barcaldine 49, Rico JOG, Olivia "a, Captain
Rees lo4, Mollie r SS, Don Fulano 10Y, Seaside
80 Miss Buckley 90.
Sixth race, one mile-Braw Scot 10l White
stone 100, Nebuchadnezzar SO, Thelma so,
McLight 100, Grand Lady 80, Warrago 80.