The San Francisco call., 1896-04-21
Jammed Into the Fence ani
Thrown With the Rider
Under Him.
GARDNER WINS FIVE RACES
Great Day for the Mud1arks and
Bookies at the Forsyth
Track.

NEWPORT, KY, April 20.-The first
fatal accident on the new Queen City
Jockey Clubs course occurred in the thirc
race to-day. Jockey Joe Foster OF th'
Ireland Bros stable was on Tin Horn
who had the rail in the third race.
In making the turn at the first quarter
Tin Horn was iammed into the fence and
fell with the boy under him. Foster wa.
the hospital, where he died. He was abou
20 years old and lived in Nashville.
]. Gardner won five of the races
Weather fine, track fast, attendance 5000.
Six furlongs, Zanone won, Cuticline second
Cashier third Time, / :15L.
-Four furlongs, Tempesta won, Snag second
Traveller third. Time, :49s4
One mile, Sidkel won, Muskalonge second
Hardenburg third. Time, :42%.
Four and a half furlongs, Van Essa won
Woodlawn second, Ethel Lee third. Time
:5615.
Seven furlongs whgota wons Elizbert sec
Seven furlongs, selling, Cyclone won, Alamo
second, Uno third. Time, 1:2sl.
CHICAGO, ILL, April 2O-The morning
rain had its effect at Forsyth, as the track
was heavy, being fully four seconds slow
and just to the liking of the mudlarks.
The bookmakers reaped harvest as only
one favorite, Lillian E, pulled down a
purse. A new starting machine was given
two trials and as it worked satisfactorily
the management concluded to put one al
every starting-point tomorrow.
Six furlongs, Winslow won, Montell second
Bust Up third. Time, ! 81.
Half mile, Belle OF Niles won, Ethel Farrell
second, San Benito third. Time, 80,
Six furlongs, Gomor won, Ashland second
Etie third. Time, :20A
Six and a half furlongs, Backing Brush won
otho second, Air Tigh, third Time, :26H. :,
second. Teeta May third. Time, / :3414.
Six and half furlongs, Helen H won, Ouna.
laska second, Caufield .hird. Time, 1 :269I.
MEMPHIS, TENN, April 2o.-Luehr-
mann's Hotel stakes. $500 guaranteed, was
the feature of to-day's card at Montgomery
Park, the favorite winning by sheer good
luck. Rondo got off in front, but at the
quarter lost the place to RAMON, who held
it up to the stretch by length and half
There he quit hard and the favorite forged
ahead, winning by two lengths. Five ia.
vorites won.
Hall a mile, suisun won, Bltzen's Sister
second. Lord Zeni third. Time, 81.
sava seven Ifnlrlongs, Forget won, Lady Doleiul
Luehrmann's Hotel stake, one mile. Rondo
l :44%
Hall a mile, Scribe won, Moncreith second,
Albert Vale third. Time, :51L.
One and quarter miles, Jim Henry won,
Little Tom second, Tom Kelly third. Time,
2:1215.
One mile, overella won, Albert second
Rossmore third. Time, :441S.
The great colt Green Jacket, which Pat
Dunno paid Cliff Porter $4,000 for a few
weeks since and which was heralded as
the equal in promise of Clifford, may not
run any more this season. He has bowed
tendon in his front leg. He was entered
in to-day's card, but did not go to the post.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2o.lThe
second days race meet at Bennington was
marked by much better weather condi-
tlon than that which characterized the
opening day. The favorites did well.
Five furlongs, The Swain won, Fsctotum sec.
ond, Play or Pay third. Time, :o2 2-5.
ond, Live Oak third. Time, IA rs.
The Arlington stake, half a mile, Successful
won, Kittie B II second, Hi Daddy third.
Time, 80.
Halt mile, selling, Joe Hayman won, Russler
second, Yankee Heiress third. Time, :5OL.
One mile and fifty yards, selling, Rounds man
won. Volley second, Sue Kittie third. Time,
L: AZ 2-5.