The San Francisco call., 1895-11-26
Vinctor Had Revenge on Sister
Mary, Beating Her Out
Handily.
SIR GEORGE WAS A GOOD THING.
Babe Murphy, a Visitor From Over
the Rockies, Captured the Last
Race Cleverly.

six and half furlongs, but he had his re-
venge in the race yesterday, which was
trif1e longer distance-seven furlongs.
The weights were the same as in Satur-
days race, and the mare was pronounced
favorite: Z to 5 being scarce in the ring
around post time. Vinctor was third
choice at fours, Potentate having the call,
over him. When the flag sent the field
away, Barney Schreiber's two-year-old
Ferris Hartman tried to go to the front
and make the running, but Sister Mary
and Potentate had too much speed and
headed him when Strengthened away down
the backstretch. The last-named pair
raced away at merry clip, turning into
the stretch heads apart, with Vinctor trail
ing couple of lengths behind. Potentate
tired as they neared the wire and looked
as though a chair would fit him, and when
Vinctor challenged Sister Mary the mare
was all out and was beaten easily by a
length in coast record time for the dis
tance, 1851.
favorites taking three of the events and
more lengthy ones in the betting the other
three.
1t was cutaway day for one of the re-
Gently arrived Eastern stables Louis Ezell
sending Babe Murphy to the post in the
last race, who, backed down from II to to
1, won rather handily.
The same horseulan also took the open
ing race, a cheap fve-furlong dash, with
Sir George, who was backed down from
threes to to 5, and led all the way. Imp.
Trentola was second.
Atkin and Lottridges imp. Endymion
was 6-to-5 favorite for the next race, over
five furlongs for two-year-olds, but fin
ished third. Free Will, to L chance,
l. L. i NJ III.
into the stretch and won at the wire by
neck from Fireman. The favorite came
from the rear and finished good third.
The third race was another five-furlong
dash for the kindergarten division, and
was captured by the to 10 favorite, Gov
ernor Budd, who won romping in 1:01%.
Riot was backed down from to 2 to /. but
after leading. until well into the stretch
tired and finished in third place behind
Dancing Girl, a II to L shot, who ran
very creditable race.
The fourth race, mile dash, resulted in
an easy win for the 4 to 5 favorite,
Peter the Second, who won as he liked
from Pulaski in 1:42H. Dungarven was
second choice, but ran unpaced.
For the last race, six-furlong spin,
Hymen opened a to favorlte, but
flood of coin went into the books on Robin
Hood II, who was backed from to to l,
and Hymen receded in the betting II to 5.
Hymen made all the running and stood
drive from the furlong pole, but Babe
Murphy passed him the last hundred
yards and won comfortably by length in
1:133l. Montana was a good third, Tapped
on the second horse.
Fifty sixth day. Monday, November 25.
Weather cold. Track fast
900 FIRST RACE-Eive furlongs; selling;
-OA. purse $3.50. Time, :0214.
Ind. Horse weight jockey. St. n Str. Fin.
$50 Sir George. liz (W Mar
$50 Imp. Trenton. 1l2 (Hen-,
sGeorse george Rose, io7 III: ~ " a u
252 De Groat, i0s (Coadyj.. 5 6Is 81 AZ
Orphan Boy, lO7 Shaw. liz 51s 81
26e AL Brock, 1O7 Rowan). 10 g 81
$50 Long dor, 100 &C. Sloane) 5h z 72
266 Great Falls, liz (ALder-
2es r. H. II. los jF. Narvaez)... 8 So go sS
Adelaide, 81 &C. Saugh-
Brgantine. 81 iMcCiain1j.1G II 10 II IL
Start good. Won easily. Winner, L. Ezell's ch.
n, by Spendthrift-imp. Piccadily
George Rice z, r II 40, Long d'or 10, Adelaide S.
De Groat Is, Al Brock 80, Brgantine 80, Great
Falls so, orphan Boy ~.
*Formerly Charity colt.
CQo SECOND RACE-Five furlongs; selling;
100. two-year-olds; purse $780,.
Ind. Horse. weight. jockey. st. 1s Str. Fin.
1913 Free WIN. SO (Garner) .;...2 a % n
251 Fireman, lUZ (I. Sioane)...3 81 2T 81
259 Imp Endymion, SO &C..
ese wsisF5 saasG'fse2 10 lMsclsinj:s 8 8 e =
242 Mollie Bawn lO3 (Rowan).4 II IL 81
232 May Jones, l01 tReidy).....s 8 75
Don Pedro, lo2 (E. jones'. % s1a 61s 8
br. f.. by Brown Fox-Trade Wind. At post ten
minutes. Endymion was clearly the best horse in
Betti1g: Free VIII 5, Fireman Is, imp. p.Is Endy
mion 6 to 5, Mollie Pawn 40, Prince Hooker 4,
Don Pedro is, Walter ] 10, May Jones so.
0O1 THIRD RACE-Five furlongs; selling;
LCf. two-year-olds; purse, $500.
as a8+fs TfiS6 ies fGsSo esorn5 s s En- Il
1852 Dancing Girl, SO &C.
1888 nies. S5&qSH'tFs5 ias Draw 7! 3 g.
7s9 Duchess (Charlotte), l0s
asa sGfrSge' frSysr2s ss :Y iRowaoJ..I ga 7 s. s.
1l64 Linda Vista filly, SO (Mc-
stables b. g. by FresnoRosa G.
Betting: Governor Budd to 10, Dancing Girl
IL, Riot 2 Lady Gray co. Linia Vista fly IS, suf-
frage 25, Duchess so.
0O5 FOURTH RAcE-one mile; three-year-
AOC. olds and upward; purse 5000
lss6 !Ra Fssss HSssf IL wsR g. aSs e. soaue 3 ST. r %
3s FGIssk m i io5 81 = C g. 3; l e
1866 Monterey. 8, los (E. Jones)l Is ~ al
Dungarvan, a. l22 (Regan).4 al 41a SO
(269lJim Corbett, 4, III (Glover)6 IS 6 6I5
276 Sheridan, a,1l2t tHennessy)7 z =
Start good. Won easv Winner. Elmwood
stock FARMS b. by imp Brutus- Bonnie Jean.
Betting Peter the Second to 5, Polaski 8. Fl
Fl 25, Dungarvan 212, Monterey 8, Jim Corbett
100, Sheridan 100.
OQ6 FIFTH RACE-seven furlongs; all ages;
LOO. purse $500.
Ind. Horse, weight, Jockey. ST. 1s Str. Fins
29s Vinctor, lot ct: Sloanee)..2 81 80 lI11a
(2SS)SiSter Mary, lO9 (W. Mar
1o-o, ,l tinl 40 r., ;::;l s;: In das r
(2S9)Ferris Hartman, 81 &C.
90. Slaughter, ..:.:,.......3 41a so 41s
2S4 Joe X, 80 (E. Jones)........6 AZ SIS
s6S Circe, 104 (Coady). 81 8 .
Start good. Won easily. Winner, Eimwood stock
FARMS b. c. by imp. Brutus Mollie II.
Betting: Vinctor d. Sister Mary 7 to s, Potentate
II to 5, Ferris Hartman 3, Joe 80, Circe 80
OO7 SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs; selling;
ACt three-yearolds and upward; purse $500.
Ind. Horse. weight. Jockey. st. 1a Str. Fin.
Babe Murphy, 81 (E Coch-
RAM. ).......................2 3h 81 1e