The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-27

Condo pulled up very lame after his run.
Johnny Coleman backed his horse, Fred
Gardner but said he thought Little Bob would
win.
Articus acted very badly at the post, abso-
lutely refusing to break. Frank Jackson
finally got him away, but he could not run Il
little bit.
Bookmaker "Billy" Beverly thought Bob
Tucker 'uipe," but Hugh Jones, who owns
an interest in the selling platter, did not, and
took 500 bet from Mr.. Beverly. Bob fin
ished second, and after the run Hugh sent
word to his brother bookee through Al Coney
that he could have the horse for $3.50 il he
wanted him and told Al that he would make
him a present of two new hats if the offer was
accepted.
That portion of the bookmaking con-
tingent that is ever on the lookout for
''sleepers' had its fingers burnt yesterday.
Jack Atkins good FLY Belle Boyd looked
q "moral" in the five and a half furlong
dash for two-year- oIds, and she opened up
to , chance in the betting. For some
unexpainable reason her price receded to
2 to l, at which odds the pencilers seemed
willing to take all kinds of money. The
betting assumed such a murky look that
the officials in the stand finally took cog
nizance of the fact that everything was not
as it ought to be, and Chevalier, who had
the mount on the FLY, was admonished
that it would be to his interest to use his
utmost endeavor to win, and he did.
Away second when the flag fell, Cheva-
lier was third to Cardwell and Encino at
the completion of the first furlong but
soon after assumed the lead and was half
l. r. 90 a4aIf
was reached. From there on she had the
race won, passing the wire clever winner
by three parts of a length from Cardwell
who was backed down from 81 to to
equal choice with the favorite and carried
the educated" money. 1t was an un-
looked-for win and that portion of the
crowd that got aboard early in the betting
were very hilarious.
With one exception the favorites again
took all money, Bob Tucker the 6 to choice
in the third race, being the only one to go
down.
Backed from to down to to 10 in the
opening race of the day, five-furlong
dash, Condo led all the way and won easily
from Gondola, who was length and half
before Red viii, the second choice, who
was away poorly when the flag fell.
c. T. Sanders made his first start at the
meeting with Schnitz in the third race,
cheap fve-furlong spin, and he struck a
soft spot. Bob Tucker was a to 5
favorite in the race and form-players
followed him. Schnitz opened at 8 to 1
and was backed down to 8 TO 5. He was
away first and led nearly all the way, win
ming handily by a length from the favorite.
Willie Gibson, horse with quite turn Of
speed, was fair third.
Royal Flush was in such big demand
when the betting opened on the fourth
race, a six and a half furlong run, that to
= Ill .r17bh bod 10 hain 4ba
prevailing odds. Closely attended by War
rago he led the entire distance and won
easily by two lengths from the Garden
City stables horse. McLight came on and
took third place.
That handy miller, Little Bob, took the
last race, running the mile very easily in
l :43 He was faVorite throughout the
betting, and after letting San Luis Rey
make the running, passed him in the
stretch and won by length and half.
Fred Gardner, the heavily backed second
choice, was third, but half length
further away. MULHoLLAND.
SUMMARY.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. %, 1895.
Two hundred and ffty-second day. Weather
1904 FIRST RACE-Five furlongs; selling;
1OOU: three-year-olds and upward: purse $3.50
Time, 1:O214
Ind Horse. weight. Jockey. St. "a Str. Fin.
1$4$ G eondoa llH fo SsR ai29rchs, -
1928 Red VIII, 100 (Chevalier( IS 81 AZ 81a
1898 Corinne buckingham, 102 (E.
1908 M 5GaGs1 io4 iRedy5. II 81 81
1919 1913 De ss Ia G u 1o1 aScoady)s 6" g
3 1$9$ A M4 Ga+ M 80 }kWSy} 1h
Good start. Won easily. Winner, oh. h., by
Duke of Norfolk-May d.
Betting: Condo to 10, Gondola Is to l, Red
viii i3 to 5, Monarch so to /, Addie NJ II to /,
Cornne Buckingham to l, De la Guerra SO to 1,
Mt. Carlos 10 to l.
1921 SECOND RACE-Five and half fnr-
IOOI L. longs; selling; two-year-olds; purse $500.
Time, l:0914.
e. s5; sS yisR; SsssS : = 3
1909 Imp. Miss Brummel, lob
1899 1899 Es ss@ss s. iSs &
Good start. Won cleverly. Winner, ch e. by Ell
Betting: Belle Boyd to 1, Cardwen to 5, imp.
Miss Brummel to /, Perhaps 8 10 1, Encino Is
to l.
1890 THIRD RACE-Five furlongs; selling;
10OA. three-year-olds and upward; maidensi
purse $3.50. Time, 1:03.
= schmitz, III (Riley). ....2 III IN IL
1887 y Ms e rs d 1SS (snaW55 i = E
1924 DR.. Gardner, 102 (E. Denni-
1924 Lsdameo, loo IL. jonesj....s 7: Il 81
: 1871 Orondo, los (Chevaller). .....l 81 6h rs
1913 Mollie Rogers, 107 (H.Smith)7
= Good start. Won handily. Winner, ch. c., by
Panique-Illia.
Betting: schmitz 8 to 5, Bob Tucker 8 to 5, VIII
lie Gibson 10 TO l. Orondo to l. Ladameo 20 to /,
Snbad Is to l, DR.. Gardner 100 to /, Molie Rogers
100 TO l.
1900 FOURTH RACE-Six and half fur
1000. longs four-year-olds and upward; purse
$500. Time, :2114.
Ind. Horse weight. jockey. st. ". Str Fin.
1921 Royal Flush, 115 (E. Jones).2 II II II
1915 Warrago, IO2 (Hinrichs)..-.4 IS rs II
1927 81 M y, n- 115 tRiley).5 81 a. 81
1906 Artcus, 104 q. Jackson)....1
Good start. Won easily. Winner Oh. b., by
Three Cheers-Rosette.
Betting: Royal Flush to 10, Warrago to /,
McLght to /, Rico to l, Art1cus IL to l.
1924 FIFTH RACE-one mile; selling; purse
1OOt. $780, Time, :43.
Ind. Horse. weight. Jockey. st. ~ Str. Fin.
1907 Little Bob, 80 (E. Jones)....2 u III IL
1923 San Luis Rey, 101 (Che-
.(1322)Fred Gardner. 113 (Elrod).. 3 31a 80 3S
1915 Belringer, 106 SHAW ......4
Fair start. Won cleverly. Winner, ch g.. by
Surinam- Daisy 5.
Betting: Little Bob to 8, San Luis Rey 20 to l,
Fred Gardner z to 8, Bellringer 615 to l.
Following are to-days entries:
First race, five-eighths of mile, selling
Nnl AWOk n l.