The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-13
with such ease as to stamp her real good

with such ease as to stamp her real good
one.
The next on the card, the six-furlong han
dicap for two-year- olds, with six starters,
furnished rare good contest. The bet
ting on the event was spirited. At post
ease and Belle Boyd, who held at "a.
Joe K came in for considerable backing,
while Lucretla Borgia and Brother John
caught the clubbing" play. Starter
Harvey experienced considerable trouble
in getting them away. Heartsease and Joe
K being on their bad behavior.
When the flag finally fell to a we'll
punched start Belle Boyd showed in
front, followed by Joe K and Grady. Joe
K soon had enough, and his place was
taken by Grady, who closed on the mare,
and they struck the stretch heads apart.
Through Piggott's fine riding and her own
gameness Jack Atkins mare outstaid
Grady and took the race by three-parts of
length in :161a. Heartsease was poor
third. The winner, who is daughter pf
Ell Rio Rey, promises to become one of the
best race mares in California.
The fourth race, a six-furlong selling
dash, furnished the only glimmer of ex-
element throughout the day. Pat MUIR
ply opened an to 5 favorite and receded
to II to 5. Captain Rees opened at twos
and was played down to to 5. About the
time the horses were going to the post
strong play cut Pat Murphy's odds to even
money, while the odds against the Captain
went back to to 5. Pat Murphy got away
in front, and leading all the way, won by
three lengths from Nervoso, with the
Duchess of Towers third. Captain Rees
ran SO badly that the judges called for the
bookmaker's sheets; but as nothing of a
suspicious character was noted in them,
they took no action. Captain was always
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mud, running like a "yaller dog" and
there was certainly no intent at fraud to-
day on his owners part, for Mr.. Shields
was in the dark as to how the horse would
perform in the slippery going, and SO in
formed his friends.
The last race of the day, a mile dash, was
reduced to but three starters by liberal
scratching. Road Runner went to the
post to 5, with Nebuchadnezzar second
choice at even money, Lady Jane being
the outsider. The second choice led all
the way and beat the favorite out length
and helf, ridden out.
Five furlongs, for maiden two-yearolds; purse
Burns & Warehouses; CHI I. Palomacita, SO, by
Surinam-Paloma (Donnelly) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
]. G. Brown & Co.'S b. f. Treachery, 1O5 by Han
Pleasant Hi stables B. t. Ollie NJ, 81, by Fresno
Time, :0314.
Pansy 4, Little Flush FLY o. Cyrene g. Lille K 20,
Kyrle Daly-Chiquita colt TO- also ran.
Handicap, six furlongs, for twoyear-olds. purse.
]. P. Atkins CHI. Z. Belle Boyd, los, by Ell Rio
owen Bros :. c. Grady, lis, by Three Cheers
j. Sf ung pGreys Heartsease liz. by imp
Kyrle Daly-Extract (Miller). Observation-Disclosures.
Time, 1:l61a.
Betting: Belle Boyd 212. Grady 2, Heartsease
1o. n
II, ais ran
The Fall stake, and a quarter miles, value $1025
Del Monte stables b. C. Bright Phoebus, 104, by
Falsetto- Buff and Blue (Miiler) ............ 1
J. II. Shields & Co.'s oh. h. McLight, los, by
Macduff- Longalight (Macklin).
Woodlawn stables br. h. Del Norte, 1OS, by imp.
Time, 2:0S13.
Betting: Bright Phoabus to 5, McLight z Del
Norte q. Lovdal 8, Annette 8, also ran
Six furlongs, selling; purse S400;
A. B. Spreckels IN. &. Pat Murphy g. by imp.
Kyrle Daly-Maggie tPiggott) .......:.:........
Elmwood stock FARMS CHI. g. Nervoso 3. by Imp.
Brutus-Nervoso (Jones) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Burns d. Warehouses; br. +. Duchess OF Towers
g. by Algerine-imp. Presto (Donnelly). .........
Time, 1:O512.
Betting: Pat Murphy even Nervoso 4, Duchess che
to B, also ran.
One mile, selling purse $400.
Elmwood stock farms b. c. ACKNOWLEDGMENT 9,
by Brutus- Gypsette (Jones) .:.:............:...
Danielson-Miss Hooker (Piggott).. ..............
George Rose 81 Co.'s br. (. Lady Jane 3, by Mid
lothian-Aunt Jane (Sloane). .,........... ......
Time, IA.
Betting: Nebnchadne2zar even, Road Runner
to B, Lady Jane 8.
Two of the races on to-morrow's cald
had to be declared off for lack of entries,
and the directors substituted others with
conditions that it was thought would meet
the appreciation of horsemen. The entries
in the races that did fill are as follows.
First race, eleven-sixteenth of mile, selling
Josephine SO, Palomacita St, Belle Oak 90,
Easel 96.
Second race, furlongs, entries close to-mor-
row at 10.
Third race, five furlongs, handicap for two
year olds, entries close at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Fourth race, six furlongs, selling-Duchesso of
Towers 80, Morven 100, J. M. Palmer SO, Inker-
man 100, Silver State 101, Rose Clark 1O1, Ber-
nardo 100, Ike l. 80, Blue Bell 101, Gold Bug
80.
Fifth race, handicap, one and three-quarters
miles, hurdles-Onti Ora 1856, Guadaloupe 1856,
Esperance 128, Alexis 40, Amigo 125.