The San Francisco call., 1896-09-23
Beats Tampa, the Well.Played
Oregon Mare, at Five
Furlongs.
GREENLEAF AFAsT YoUNGsTER
The Son of Imp. Greenback Captures
a Purse-Harness Races
for To-Day.

STOCKTON. CAL, Sept. 22.-The Sec
ond day of the fair saw another moderate
sized crowd in attendance at the track.
The programme gave district PAGERS an
opportunity to annex a purse, which af-
forded about as much amusement as the
trot on the opening day, and there were
two events for the gallopers. The card
was just trifie off-colored, but tomorrow
up for the word, and as the gate will be
free to the fair ones of the opposite per-
suasion big crowd is looked for by the
directors of the society.
After traversing long and tortuous
route, Pat, big sorrel geIding, finally
won the pace, aided by the skillful drIv-
ing of Dick Havey. Castinette, an out
slider, scampered away with the ive-fur-
long dash, and GreenIeaf finished ahead
of the other youngsters in the maiden
halfmile dash.
But three starters appeared for the word
in the pacing affair-Belle, Hazel and Pat.
The latter sold a favorite over the field at
odds of $40 to S. Belle took the first heat
without much difficulty and was then dis
tanced in the heat following. Hazel
walked away from Pat in the Sc cond heat,
after which the judges changed drivers,
Green handling Hazel and Dick Havey
holding the ribbons over the big sorrel.
After beating Pat very cleverly in the
third heat, the mare came out a trife
groggy when the bell again tapped them
out, broke repeatedly and was distanced,
and Pats owner took down the purse.
Six sprinters faced the' barrier in the
five-furlong spin. In the closing pools the
Oregon mare Tampa sold for $40, Mt Roy
fnr CH and M tialH for GE hur
and Castinette made the running the first
part of the journey. Boots soon had
enough and gave away to Tampa. Casti-
nette always held the favorite safe, and
won handily by a neck in 1:02. Tuxedo
was a tair third.
The green ones in the haIf-mile dash for
two-year olds did not cause a vast amount
of speculation. s. ]. Dodd's pair. Utica
and Siidell, ruled favorites at $40, with the
Davis duo, GreenIeaf and Ida, bringing
So and the field S.. Slidell showed the
way until Strengthened for home when
Greeneaf got through next the rail, and
won with something to spare from the
Kvlo filly in :49A. Slidell was third.
The 2:40 trot, the 2: :27 pace and the 2:19
class trot are down for decision tomorrow !:
Special pace three in FIVE heats purse $3.50
Pat, ch. g., ny Bologna-by Mcclellan
Hsaei, 3 M. '0y 6y bexteF RsSeF Prince (Haney
Belle, br. m, by; by Alex Button (Heil. =
man) Observation-Disclosures. d
Time. 2;34H-2 :2sla-2 :29-2:33.
Five furlongs selling; purse 5000
La Sesta RRnchs ch. f. Castinette, 101, by
Duke OF Norfolk Carmen (Shepard) /
w. NJ. Matlock's b. m. Tampa, ITO, by Chesa-
peake- ID azouka tGolden)
J. 8. McIntoshs Dr. g. Tuxedo, 107, by Regent
Reply (Wilson). Observation-Disclosures. 8
Time, 1902.
Charlie Boots, George L, Mt Roy and Syndicate
also ran
Halfmiie, maiden two-year olds; purse $50.
J. T. Davis b. c. Greenleaf, 10S. by imp. Green
back-by Kepie (Spence) Observation-Disclosures. !
G. Harrison's ch. {. Kylo filly, los. by Kylo-by
s. j. Dodds ch. E. slidell, los, by Son OF Parti-
san-Sally Brown (Flynn). n)....................... 8
Time, :403A.
COLLATION.. Ida and Utica also ran