The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-07
ON THE EAszERS rR4cKs.
Jockey Isorn Seriously Hurt by Fan at
Luto7fid.

CINCINNATI. ONO, June 6.-The at
tendance at Latonia to-day was over 700.
4. Isom fell from Peytonia in the third
race and was badly hurt, though no bones
were broken.
seTen furlongs, Uncle Luke won, Capt. Drane
second, Alethia third. Time, :291<<
One mile, Toots won, Mary keene second,
Stsfa third. Time, "A.
For three-year-olds and upward one mile
and three-slxteenths, Creyesse Won, ST. Maxim
second, Jane third Time, 2:02.
The Tsl6 HsT to rSaa4 59z 5TG gs eRs
Brush won, Ninrod second, the Dragon third.
Time. :o2sl.
Choice won, Warsong second, Payan third.
Time, ;571Z.
Selling, Jour and one-half furlongs, Halle
Gay won. Florrie second, Rondo third. Time,
ST. LOUIS, No, June 6.-The talent
could only pick three out of the six win
ners at Fair Association Park to-day. The
weather was beautiful and the track fast.
The attendance was 1000. The event OF
the day was the Mississippi Valley stakes,
q sweepstake for three-year-olds and up
ward, value 5000. There was hot tip on
Corrigan's The Ironmaster, who was said
to have been shipped here to win the event
He was jumped on by the sports and
backed down from even money to to 10 in
q short time. Later the price went back
TO even money, and many thousands were
put up at these figures. The Ironmaster
got of fourth but was pocketed for while.
Ben Lomond took the lead and burned the
track 10 the head of the stretch, when he
dropped out of il, and Pocahontas and The
Ironmsster had an argument for first place
until nearing the wire, when San Bias, a
100 to shot, who had been lost in the
ruck all the way around, quietly slipped
out and won by q length.
Six furlongs, for two-year-olds, purse, Min
erya won, Lottie Altar second. Bridget third.
Time, :151I.
fsSix turlongs, for two-year-olds, purse, Sallie
Cliquot won, Ida second, Philletts third. Time,
The Mississippi Valley stakes, selling sweep.
stakes, for three-yeer-olds, value 5000, one
mile, San Bias 100 TO l won, Pocahontas 10 TO
l:411s
One mile, Ace won, Uselg second, Salvador
Rags second, Flute third. Time, :5512.
HAWTHORNE, LII, June 6.-Seyen furlongs
Oakley won, Doekstader second, Glen Luck
third. Time, :29N.
One mile and quarter Daily America von
Pepper second, Booze third. Time, 2:o73<-
-Four and half turlongs, Lady Maud won.
kLuHtcI secOHQ, OsUer Joe third. Time. .563<
SIX furIongs, Ottyanna won, Baron second.
Empers third Time, 1:I51[.
Seven furlongs, Candor won, Somerssult sec.
ond, Lamoore third. Time, 1 :2elI.
ROBf, IND, June Gone mile, q Reno yon.
40 ne'
Six and q half furlongs. Albano Bow won
Tom Jones second, EIdorado third. Time,
Six and half furlongs, Hesperia won VII.
oara second, Damask third. Time. j PSI
OK Iurlongs, Tit For Tat won, Eagle Bird sec
oEu, doano tnlrd. Time. 1:175<.
seven furlongs, Lulu r won, spendoIine sec
ond, Fullerton third Time. :S0lL
NEW YORK, n. Y, June 6.-The card
at Grayesend was very meager and it was
further marred by many scratches. The
Jockey Club met in the afternoon and ar
ranged the dates for the Brighton Beach
and Aqueduct tracks, giving twenty-five
days to the former and eighteen to the lat
ter. Brighton Will begin racing on July 5
ana continue through to the week ending
July ID. The two clubs will race alternate
weeks thereafter. Brighton closes on Au-
gust "a. Racing win be held every day.
Summaries:
One mile, Owlet won, Patrician second. No
Others ran. Time, 1:44.
six furlougs. Mckee won, Manchester second.
Heilstone third. Time, 1:17.
SIX furlongs, Jefferson won, Merry Prince
second, The Native third. Time, ! .o4-
One and a sixteenth miles, Declare won, Song
and Dance second, Ajax third. Time, 1:52S<.