The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-09
ON THE EASTERN TRACKS,
lambert and Deerslayer the
Only FavoriteS First at
Brighton Beach.
Carl Holland, Long Shot, Sur
priSeS the Talent at Oakley
Park.

BRIGHTON BEACH RACETRACK.-
n. Y, July S.-The programme here to-day
was pruned considerably, but it did not
suffer nearly so much in this respect as it
did on Saturday. The attendance was very
good for Monday and although the track
was far from fast and was dead in spots
both horses and jockeys had more agree
able time of it than on Saturday. Only
two favorites carried off honors to-day,
lambert in the second event and Deer
slayer in the last. The winners of the
other races were mostly long shots and
none of the finishes were exciting.
Mile, Aurelian won, Charade second, Daily
America third. Time, "A.
Five furlongs, lambert won, Little Dorritt
second. Veneta third. Time, 1 :04
Half mile, Perseus won Lorrit Kip second,
Balmaghie third. Time, 81.
Three-quarters of mile, Rey del Carredes
won, Weinberg second, Sir Excess third Time,
1:16
One and a sixteenth miles, Captain T won,
Doggett second, Prig third. Time l so.
Mile, Deerslayer won, Fannie Louise second,
Certainty third. Time, 1 :45.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. July s.-The midsum-
mer meeting of the Fair Grounds Assocla-
ton opened to-day and will close August
/. The track was slow and attendance
light. Three favorites, second choice
and an outsider won, and two favorites ran
unplaced. Summaries:
Seven furlongs, Billy won. Russell Gray
second Lord WiIlowbrook third Time l :33L;
Four and half furlongs, Hot Stuff won,
Cessna second, Midland third. Time, :5S1z.
One and sixteenth miles, Prince won, Miss
Gallop second, Sumo third. Time, l 80.
Six and a half furlongs, O'Connen won, Sim
mons second Tartarian third Time. :241a.
One mile, Our Maggie won, The Kitten Sec
ond, Daveza third. Time, AS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, July s.-The
talent did very well to-day. picking the
first three winners, but met Waterloo in
the fourth. when the to shot. Bob Car
ter was defeated by the mare Euna. La
Rosa, the favorite in the last race at 6 to
5, was not very prominent during an y
part of the journey and finished next to
last. Summaries:
Six furlongs, Lucy Clarke won, Gertrude
second, Haskell third. Time, :1954;
Six furlongs, Charlie Weber won, hardin Sec
ond, Belle Stout third. Time, 1:l9%.
Five furlongs, Rob Roy won, Susie second,
Borderer third. Time, l ;05.
One mile Euna won, Tenspring second, Val
demar third. Time, :464.
-Four and a half furlongs, Lucy Day won,
Momus second, John P third. Time, :573.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, July S.--The fea-
lures of to-day's races at Oakley were the
easy win of the long shot, Carl Holland,
and the close finish between Miss Frances
and Philetta. Summaries:
Five and half furlongs. Carl Holland
won, The Winner second, Sidkel third. Time,
1:11%.
Seven furlongs, Pine Top won, Rampant Sec
ond. Troy third. Time, :321S.
Five furlonCs Miss Frances won. Philetta
second Lucetta third. Time, 1:05A.
Mile and an eighth, Prince Car won, Toots
second, Brendoo third. Time, 200.
One mile, Urania won, Artist second, Stra-
fhrol third. Time, :46A.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS, July 8.-Four
favorites won to-day's races at State Far
Park. Summarizes:
One mile, Madeline won, Verdi second, Lucy
Belle third. Time, :4314
Five furlongs, Fay Belle won, Hester second,
Irene Woods third. Time, :0212.
Mile and quarter, Florence won, Miss
One and sixteenth miles, Diggs won,