The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-28

Frank Eckert, the well-known Chicago book
maker, arrived here yesterday, and will be on
the block al Ingleside track to-day.
j. Johnson, the clever steeplechase rider
who rode ] in his many wins had his
wrist broken when thrown by Burmah in the
steeplechase yesterday.
The stewards of the California Jockey Club
yesterday reinstated W. Clancy and Finn, the
steepleehase riders, who have been on the sus-
pended list for some time.
The Arizona stable, which seems 10 expert
ence more than its share of i'll luck lost the
promising FLY Mollie Bradford by pleurisy on
Monday. She a bay FLY, by Bradford,
dam Mollie B. Within q very short period
OF time this stable has lost by death, besides
the FLY mentioned, Ross and Charlie T, and
Volt and Mr.. Jingle are both on the retired
IlsI' having broken down.
Yesterday the Bay District track closed
Its gates, not to reopen until December %.
In the interim the scene of racing opera
tons will be transferred TO the magnificent
new course of the Pacific Coast Jockey
Club at Ingleside. The downpour OF rain
left the track in a slushy condition.
and in keeping with the last day at
the majority of race meetings the first
choices Jared badly. OF the seven favor
ties sent out mud proved fatal to all but
San Marcus, who was a Iukewarm choice
in the maiden two-year-old race.
About the biggest upset of the day &C.
CURED In the five and a half furlong han
dlcap for which Hymn was a hot I to 10
chance, backed down from even money.
He never cut much of a figure in the run
ming, showing very little speed. Blue
Bell, with 81 pounds up and Is to L
chance in the betting, had an easy thing of
il, winning hands down from Mainstay
with Hueneme good third.
Flgan was heavily backed at odds of to
5 to win the opening dash of five and a half
furlongs, and after falling out of the race
at the start came on and finished second 10
Irma, the Il to 5 second choice in the
betting.
The maiden two-year-old race at five
furlOngs resulted in victory for San
Marcus, the to 1 favorite, who shook
Photo off in the stretch and won by
four lengths.
The crowd seemed to overlook Clacouer's
mud-loving proclivities and let him go to
the post in the third race, a six-furlopg
dash, at Y to l. Hidalgo and Model car
RED all the coin, each going to the post =
TO 1. Model and Clacquer were in front to
the stretch, when the latter drew away and
won easily. Hldaleo came fast at the finish,
taking second place from Model.
The Elmwood stock farms Peter the Sec
ond opened an to favorite for the mile
handicap, but an impression prevailed
that the mud was not to his liking and
fours were obtainable about HIM around
post time. The big money went in OH
Wawona, sending him to the post an 8 to
5 favorlte. lie went out in front when the
flag fell, but Peter the Second passed him
at the far turn and won galloping in l AS.
Mixed up With the dead ones'' there
were possibly one or two live ones in the
Il. IL
pulled her up for some reason, Modesto
liked To look at the jumps better than to
leap them, Burmah and Adelante dumped
their riders, and altogether it was a badly
mixed affair. Tom Clarke, with Hennessy
up, who went back in the betting from to
u TO l, finally haa to win. Nellie 6, the
favorite, quit, failing to get a mark.
The last race, q cheap five and half
'furlong dash, went to George Rose, 81 to
l chance. Imp. Trentola, the even-money
choice, failed TO get inside the money.
Flfty-eighth day, "Wednesday. November 81.
Weather cold track muddy.
OK FIRST RACE-Fiye and half furIongs;
0U0. selling; threeyear-olds and up; purse
$3.50. Time, I'LL
IND, Horse, weight. Jockey. st. n Str ST.. Fin.
2S 8I i Fan l los ~ Bergenj Sc s. q
266 Valparaiso ITO (Hen-a
2s2 1oss S3r io7 a. c6ornjs j. q 10 e g
555 Esperance, 195 Cochran). y rs s.
~ DAOcNhs 1OO {-'+.. ~ W
S1 Encore Grsa, 100 90 (M Me- 81
start good. Won easily. Winner, C. H Durkee's
Betting: Irma II to 5, Ffjian to s, Valparaiso
8. Long dor Az, EsPerance so, Al Brock 40,
Great Falls so, Encore II.
oOc SECOND RAcE-Five furlongs: selling;
DUO. maiden two-year-oIds; purse $3.50. Time,
] :O4.
Ind: Horse, weight, jockey. St. q Str. Fin.
2s7 San Marcus, l01 (Burnsl...:3 81 II -
2s8 Ma6 SI I, % eSlcCian9. ~ IS So
$50 skalkaho, LOG on. Bergen)..2 51b g 4i5
az Lille Pearl GH 90 1RoTany4 s. $ SO
Pembroke, lO9 (Cochran)...7 z
start good won hand1iy. winner hikton
Betting; San Marcus 8, PHOTO 4, Mabel L 8,
skalkaho 312, Pembroke Is, ADELAIDE 6, Little
Pearl 30.
oO7 THIRD RAcE-Five furlongs: selling;
Time, l:151a.
Ind. Horse, weight, Jockey. St. 1s Str. Fin.
i8a Glacqnes, % e: soan). 8 q j i
Emma D, los CHennessy) So q Is
302 Morgan g, 104 Cochran 4 81 $40
2sS Rose cark EoG 1os Mccaiaj7 s1s =
Formerly Eva II gelding.
Oh. h., by Three Cheers-Belle OF the Ball
Betting: Clacquer II. Hidago 2, Model 2, Rose
Clark II, Tortoni 60, Emma D Az Morgan 10.
ono FOURTH RACE-Five and a half fur
DUO. longs; handicap9 ell ages; purse $500.
Time, l ;0Ss4.
Ind. Horse, weight, Jockey. St. y Str. Fin.
go Blue Bell, 9S Cochran .....2 IN u Is
259 Mainstay, 10S &C. sloan)....4 az 81 %
249 Hueneme, so &c Slaughter)l % IS 80
297 Hymn, lot q. Chorn). 3h 40 40
1e7 Robin Hood II (Garner).....3 5
Start good. Won handily. Winner, A. &. Ste
phensons b. M, by Prince OF Norfoik-Gem Of the
Mountains.
Betting: Blue Bell 49, Mainstay 4, Hueneme d,
Hymn Z TO 10, Robin Hood III 10.
OOO FIFTH RACE One mile: handicap;
OO0. three-year-olds and up; purse $780, Time,
1:45.
Ind Horse. weight, Jockey. st. IL Str. Fin
(295) Peter H. 103 IT. Sloan)....5 80 il IL
(29ljWawona. Jos (Ai. Bergenl.1 Ia 20 lf1a
2qI FIirtla, so &C. Slaughter). 9 an 31a SO
gel Imp. Ivy, 81 (Reidyj......3 On IL 4S
$50 Centurion. go (1dcClain). A 5
Start good. Won easily Winner Elmwood
stock farms b. c., by imp. Brutus Bonnie Jess.
Betting: Peter II 3I/a, w awona 3 10 5, Flirtilla
8, imp. Ivy g. Centurion 412.
OH SIXTH RACE - Short course steepIe-
OIU. chase; three-year-olds and upward; purse