The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10
THE KING OF THE
BANDITS TOOK IT.
4 HARD DAY FOR PLUNGERS.
DoCEs-AoTE. : 10 70 I SHOT,
Was NEvER EEoD N The
HANDICAP.

TIE ruthless slaughter O: Ezvo-ites COZ
tInued Il he track YESTERDAY. and tie
booEes had the plu1gs-s guessing. The
'lplks-s were Iubilzns, 10y they were the
0aes that g0t the money. ! tew days ago
i sas tEe tzd with the big bertors. OF those
that imagined they were 70 walk round
he betting ring shutting stack OF twenty
dollar gold pieces TIE lad has ceased %
u popular either through having become
TOO common O. for want q tha ewenties-
The usual crowd vas n attendance, and
although the ALI was chilly. i did 1oI seem
70 have depressing effect OF SPECTATORS,
tOr the booknaker 81 did rushing bIsi-
ness. Beginning with Roms II the nrsr
race, not solitary favorite got g glimpse
o. hEs1 money
The principal feature OF the days card
was the Flying stake tor two-yea--olds, sell
ing, four and half turlongs. worth 500 10
the winner
There were bur FIVE entries to- the event,
the Sch-elber pair (Dou Garlic and Ferris
Ea-Iuannl, the Lone stables Rey del Ban
d-d0s, y. . 3. Macdonough's Suffrage and
the Elmwcod stock farms Nerya fly.
The Sch-elber stable was tavorzte n the
betting, going 70 the post even money. The
Lone stables Representative being
strongly played : 70 ; second choice. Long
odds were laid against the Others.
sent away ID Z good starr Rev del Ban
dldos sIruck re stretch n front. and easily
holding lis held safe Won by : length from
Don Garlic who was three lengths II front
q Ferris Hartmann The winner &
slasdl1g big chestnut colt By imp. True
BCl1On. dam Emma Collier
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the mile and quarter handicap. with nine
Starters Last or the card. the betting On
this race was extremely heavy, Oakland
and Mz T0r Mclaughlin especially carry
ing heavy commissions The light
weights Fl1rEllia and Ike I. we're also
heavily played Is well IS DOckstadtsZ, in
very favorable, carrying but s. pounds.
L was the same old story. Cochrane
took the lead with Docks1zdrer shortly
after the flag iell, and gallopi1g II front
al Ihe way, Won Dv three lengths. Fir
t1l-a was second, length and z half N
front Of Major Mclaughlin, who went 70
the post tavOrite.
There were seven starters in the opening
race - six fuylongs, and Roma had q de-
c-ced call II the betting, going 70 the post
Z g 70 - tavoriIe. Raphael and Marietta
were wei supported fOE The place
Il ended II another grand dump for
favOrlte players. Iobey. 10 70 : chance.
beating Raphael ont z neck. Marietta
was third
Red Pat was played for 3 good thing in
the second racss going 70 The posi- an even
money chance. Considerable money was
played II Oh Remus, Norblieh and Nor
mau6ie.
Tx, with IS 70 l against him al one
time, upset form and figures BIZ getting
away N front and staying there winning
handlIy oy three lengths from NorbIieh.
\ 80 49, = -
-zToriIe was never IN il, getting the Wors.
OF 2 struggling start
The other seTen-furlong run, which was
fourth On the card, saw the usual downfall
OF the fayoTIte- Rico vas sent 10 the post
: 70 ) chance. Commission, Mary and
Jack Richelieu al had tours about them.
Tig.ess and POlaski also received some
support at long prices.
Commission BATTERED his hackers BIZ 90
ing 70 the front shortly after the flag fell,
and entered the stretch running Tree q
length IN front OF Jack RicheIieu He
maintained his advantage 10 a sixteenth
from the wire, where Richelieu drew I'd on
even terms with him, and after mild
drive beat him out haadilv b. three parts
Of length. Rico was z good third.
FavoTites as rule fare badly in steeple-
chases and the one yesterday vas no ex-
ceptlon- Pat Meaney's jumper, Wood
ford, opened az : 70 / his price quickly
being cut 10 5 to ). Guadalupe as usual
was heavily backed and q very rapid PLAY
brought Eli kendig's price down from 10
70 l 70 tours. april was backed down &
couple Of points, the prices against the
others Iengthenlng out.
The favorite, W0odiord, led over the first
SIX Jumps, when Mestor passed him and
took the seventh jump in front As they
neareed the last jump Blakely brought Eli
kendIg up and with Mestor took the last
jump heads apart. He then parted com
pany with the latter and won easily BY
three lengths MesCor beat the fayor5te a
length for second place.
summary
SAN FR4SCIsCo, March g, 1895.
Oi-. purse 1900.