The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16
CardWeIl First in a Hard Drive.
Through FIynn'S Good
Riding.
FANNIE LOUISE GALLoPED IN,
Beliringer Encountered Poor Lot
In the Hurdle Race and Won
Hands Down.
Nine bookmakers weighed in Yesterday.


Charlie Boots, the favorite for the third race,
was cut down by Marjorie. on which Sloane
attempted to get through next the rail as the
horse turned into the stretch
The 1ngleslde stables Marionette was out for
big chunk of the money yesterday after her
long rest. Knowing ones backed her down in
the betting from 15 TO 8 to L. She showed
great deal of speed in the race, and barring
the rather poor start she got would have been
very close to the long end of the purse.
The well-known horseman Stoney Clarke is
In receipt OF a letter from Barney Sch reiber in
which the genial German bookmaker and
owner states that he has i'll Don Garlic the
best two year-old in the West over distance
OF ground. He won a stake race recently over
mile on a heavy track in :46 with 112
pounds in the saddle. Charley Hughes, who
trains the horses of the wealthy Chicago Board
OF Trade man, Charles Smith, offered Barney
$1,000 for the colt, which offer was refused.
Montallade, who started in the first race. is
one of the best two-year-ods uncovered at the
track in some time. a handsome bay he pos
sesses world of speed, and with any kind of
ride should have won the race by city block.
The bookmakers were very chary about the
odds they had against him. At one time SO to
l was chalked opposite his name, but no coin
was taken at that figure. He went down in
the betting to to l, finally closing around
post time at Is. The youngster is half
brother 10 the speedy Fly, and rumor has it
that he has shown to be very fast in his private
trials.
The light fall of rain left the track soft
and velvety and no doubt was gladly vel.
coined by the horses of the cripple di-
vision. The course has been rather hard
OF late and many of the horses have been
pulling up IN their work with sore shoul-
ders and suspicious legs. The usual crowd
was IN attendance to witness the racing,
which was IN the main good. One or two
uDcorklngs took place but the favorites
managed to hold their own, three out of
the five choices finishing in front.
The Little Flush filly was chosen to
carry the coin for the opening event, a
hve-furlong dash for maiden two-year-
oids, going to the post to 5. She man.
aged TO win by a length from the weakly
ridden Montallade, with nothing to spare,
in l :03 Imp. Endymion, II to l chance,
was close third.
Three Forks proved a bad pick in the
next race at five and half furlongs, with
maiden Jockeys in the saddle. He was
made an even money favorite, but was
beaten easily by Ricardo at 81 to l in the
betting, who took the lead entering the
stretch and won by two open lengths.
Perhaps, well backed at threes in the ring,
finished third, four lengths back of the
favorite.
The to 1 favorite Charlie Boots was
beaten in the third race, tive-furlong spin
for members OF the two-year-old DIVISION
through Flynn superior riding of Card
well, the second choice This was the
Ilveliest betting affair of the day, Monitor,
Maronette and the two first mentioned
Youngsters coming in for heavy support
Flynn hustled the second choice off in the
front when Ferguson sent them away,
followed by the favorite, the two
striking the stretch for home heads apart,
with Marjorie and Monitor in close attend
ance. Squared away for the wire. Cardwell
gdmely contested every foot of ground,
and in close and exciting drive won by
head. Chevalier on Monitor was unable to
IND the shortest way around the track.
and although he came very fast at the end
was beaten nose for the place by the
favorite.
Captain Rees and Arno scratched out of
the fourth race, a seven and a half furlong
run, having but three starters-Fannie
Louise, Nephew and Sir Richard. The
mare was made to 10 favorite on the
betting, and the race proved mere cake
walk for her. Jumping to the front when
the flag fell, she led all the way, winning
IN common canter in 1867. Nephew
passed Sir Richard in the stretch, taking
second place.
Picking up 160 pounds in the mile and
quarter hurdle race, Bellringer. the to
favorlte, let Gold Dust ana Arctic chase off
out III front until they struck the stretch
the second time, when he passed them and
won, eased up. by three lengths. Stanford
landed Gold Dust in second place about
the same distance ahead of Arctic.
Twenty,f first day, Tuesday, October Is. Weather
fine; track good.
100 FIRST RACE-Flve furlongs selling
L w. maldenS; twoyear olds; purse $3.50.
Time, :03
Ind, Horse, weight, Jockey. St. 1a Str. Fin
Mo15allade, d'6as2 igs luein.yis5 81 g "a = 5l
81 bss':s5 BSsPss3 Bsss53 IL js3 s #
SO Rhaetia 100 (sloanJ. 10 90 - g.
70 Ha5ry Ha5 xs1cns o. 1oo ida Zones; A si9
Harriet filIy, 100 ~ Davis 10 10 10
Good start. Won handily. Winner P. Green's
ch. f., by Torso Little Flush.
Betting: Little Flush filly to 5, Montalade 12
imp Endymion II, Decision 8, Franco Z, Harry
Marcus 20.
109 SECOND RACE-Five and half fur
!ae 10. longs; selling; maiden Jockeys purse
$3.50. Time, :0S12.
,91d 1nd Horse weight Jockey St. Y str Fin.
SO Three Forks, lO4 (Bryan) / Al 2e ~
% % Fsnnno;. FsFhaps 80 O. y.rd, s5s =
IS Kathleen, lO1 (E. Dennison)3 l1a AZ $40
so Harry Lewis, l0l CT. West).5
Good start. Won easily. Winner, s. z. Capp's
ch. e.. by Wild Idle-Blue Bonnet.
Betting: Ricardo 31a, Three Forks even, Per-
haps 8, Kathleen IL, Harry Lewis 30, Nabopo-
lasSar -.
10d THIRD RACE Five furlongs; selling
IOf. two-year-olds; purse $500. Time, :U21s
Ind. Horse, weight, Jockey. st. 1I Str. Fin.
(53)Car iwell, l06 (W. Flynn)....2 2Z III In
78 Charlie Boots, 100 QHnrichs>5 In 22 2h
a3)Monitor. los lChevalier). II 31a 3I2 3s
1923 Maronette. 1O1 (E. Jones)..7 Il 41a 81 Al
13 Marjorie, 10Y (Sloan) .......4 6U Al 81
1904 City Girl. 81 (DonnelIy)......3 51a 6 SO