The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-07
JUDGE MORROW INJURED.
The Famous Handicap Horse
Has Started in His Last
Race.
A SURPRISE AT MILWAUKEE,.
Pisa, a 20 to I Shot, Wins the Six
Furlongs-Fouls on Kansas
City Track.

BRIGHTON BEACH RACETRACK,
N. Y, July Notwithstanding threaten
ing weather to-day the crowd at the races
this afternoon was very large. The track
was deep with mud, consequently the card
was cut to pieces Only one favorite,
Weinberg, 7 to shot, passed under the
wire winner.
There were two handicaps down for de-
cision-the Brighton handicap, value
$1,000, and the Pegasus handicap, steeple-
chase for four-year-olds and upward. In
the former Lucky Dog, who was at odds of
to 2, cut out the pace to the stretch, when
Walker apparently made no further effort
and permitted his stable companion,
Lovdal, at longer price, to win by three
parts of q length. He finished a length in
front of Redskin.
In the race for the Pegasus handicap
The Peer was posted favorite, but st. An
thony, who was second choice in the bet
ting, won with plenty to spare, When the
going was very fast in this race Judge Nor
row, The Peer and Dwight fell, and all
were more or less injured. Percy. how
ever, Immediately remounted The Peer
and finished fourth.
Judge Morrow, the great handicap horse,
is SO badly broken down that it is thought
he will never race again.
One mile, Gold Dollar won, Stone Nellie Sec
ond. Time, 1909. Only two starters.
Five furlongs, Defender won, Yankee Doodle
second Casette third. Time, l :05.
Three-fourths OF a mile, Weinberg won,
Declare second, sandowne third. Time, 1: 1s79.
Brighton handicap, one and sixteenth
miles, Lovdal won, Lucky Dog second, Red
Skin third. Time, 1929.
One mile, Little Matt won, Marshal second,
Chiswiek third. Time, LAB
Pegasus handicap, steeplechase, short course,
st. Anthony won, Hiawasse second King John
third. Time, 3: 25.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS, July 6.-The great
est surprise of to-days races was the Sec
ond race, when Pisa, 20 to 1, beat the two
favorites. Jennie June and The Rock.
Five furlongs, Fay Belle won, Hester second,
Sixty third. Time, 1:0114.
Six furlongs, Pisa won, The Rock second
Teeta May third. Time, 1:141a
Six furlongs, Bertha B won, Ethel W second,
Soon Over third Time, 1:157l.
One mile, Aunt Ida won, Eyanatur second,
Stony third. Time, L Al.
Seyen-eighths of a mile, Dago won. Warren
CINCINNATI, OHIO, July Gully
1000 people were at the Oakley races TO-
day. The day was clear and hot and the
track fast. The feature was the six
furlong race, won by OConnel, who won
galloping from Cesarian and Pop Gray in
the fast time of lib.
Five furlongs. Sir Play won, Royal Choice
second, Lillian E third. Time, OH.
Six furlongs, 0'Connel won, Casarian Sec
ond, Pop Gray third. Time, lib.
Selling, four furlongs, La Wanda won,
Halle Gay second, Bonnie Ouise third
Time, 40.
Los Anteville stakes, value to winner $500,
one mile, Paul Pry won, Seva second, Blue and
Gray third. Time, / :43.
One and sixteenth miles, Pepper won,
Tohin second, Victorious third. Time, ALB
Selling, seven furlongs, Candor won, Aimee
Goodwin second, Dr. Reed third. Time, 1 %.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July There was
plenty OF excitement at the local track
when Fonshway was disqualified for foul
ing Billie Sunderland, who in turn was
forced over against Cyantha on the rail
and shut the mare out. Cyantha would
have won the purse but for the foul.
Six furlongs, Glen Luck won, Willie second
Poverty third. Time, "a.
Six furlongs, Pillsboro won, lionel second,
Collector third. Time, :23.
Four and a half furlongs, Little Nell won,
Kansas Girl second, Gray Battle third. Time,
lob.
One and quarter miles, Fonshway won,
Billie Sunderland second, Cyantha third.
Time. 2:2215. Fonshway was disqualified for
fouling Lonsdale.
Four and half furlongs, Gus Strauss won,
Gateway second, Icilius third. Time, 1:1S15.
Six furlongs, Craft won, One Dime second,
Joe Woolman third. Time, :221%.