The herald., 1895-11-24
On the Race Courses

SAN FRA NClSCO, NOV. ~. line GALL
fornIa Jockey c.nb inausurated its winter
stakes this afternoon in the presence of
over 10, 900 people, the feature being the
Produce Exchange stakes for 2.year-olts.
Caliente, with 1913 pounds up, won by a
nose from Mt. McGreeor H., the favorite,
which apparently had the race at his
mercy, but a few yards from the wire tn
latter bolted to the extreme outside OF tbs
track, thereby losing the rare. Many
claimed that MrGregor had won, but the
decision was finally given 10 Caliente,
who was evidently the best horse in the
race. There were seven races on the card i,
m any crack eastern horses teing entered,
among which was Sister Mary, which
disposed of good he in hollow style.
The Sarta Anita stables also mad entries
nut failed to land a winner. Five favor
ties ano TWO second choices won, the
book m akers being The losers IN the day.
Mt. McUregpr II. is IRON the Burns &
Warehouse st bic.
rne races we're run at the Bav District
track Currigan's new track at Inglesiie
orens on Tina ks,ivin. dav. Summaries:
Fivs ami one-half fnrlonrs, selling.
Nervoso won, Arctic second, Myron
third; time, !: 09.
Five and one-half furlongs-Miss
Gentry won, May Day second, Jack
cnsieu third time, :0S.
Six and one-half furlongs all ages
Sister Mary won. Vinctor second, Char
mion third; time l;2O4:
Proiuce Exchange stakes, FIVE and one
half furlones. two-year Odds, value to
winner $l000-Calente won, Nit. Nc
Gregor Second second. Camelya thru;
time :09.
Five and one-half furlongs. handicap,
two-y ear-olds Ferris Hartman won,
Clara Johnson secund. Billy McCloskey
third; time :0Sll.
stespIechase. about one and one-half
miles, selling ). o. c. won, NJ stor GEO.
ond. Gold Dust third: time 3: 81.
One mile and a fnriong. handicap,
three-year-olds- Wawona won, Mcknight
second, Flirtilla thlru; time :54N.
LEXIN lion, Ky, Nov. 23.-Weather
rainins track very muddy. he surprs Sc
# tt g dav was the defeat of Maid Marian
who was held out in the betting.
Six furlongs-Major Tom won. Mary
l:l8N.
Mile and one-quarter-Le Banjo won.
Tupto second, Rasper third; time 2:1SN.
One mile-Pr basco n. La More
second, Sunburst third; time :46l1.
Six furlonss-Gladys Lee won, Maid
Marian second, Hawthorne Belle third;
time :l5.
Five furlonps Garland Bar won, L,
Wanda secoad, Ida Wagner third; time
:o4H.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 23.-Tn,s was
the Crescent City Jockey clubs hrst day
attenda ce large, track last, weather fine.
Four favoritss were beaten.
inaugural, six furlor es-Queen Bess
won, Chattanooga second, Hi Henry
third; time, l:l5.
Five ana half furlongs-N Nicholas won,
Souff1e second, Pan Out third; time,
:08X.
Seven fuIlonrs-Tom sayrss won,
Lucy Belle second, Mis-, Young third;
time, ,2blz.
Mile and twenty yards Buckva won.
Dookstader second, Eagle Bird third ;
time, :44H.
Mile and an eighth-RedCap won, King
Mac secnnd. Pulitzer third time, :57.
MANCH ESTER, Eng, Nov. 3d. he
Manchester Nnvembc handicap Of 1900
sovereigns was the feature of the closing
day OF The Manchester November meet
ing. The event was for 3-year-olds and
upwards. one mile and six III longs. q.
Hibber;'s Ivor won, Colonel J. Lilo DIS
Count Shombers was second, amt Max
LeDOudy's AcCapareur third,