The San Francisco call., 1896-06-28

owner, c. 3. Clarke. logged around the
first heat in 2:21H. He then brought $40
against song for all of the others. The
following two heats were repetitions OF the
first the Fresno gelding finishing eased up
in 2:23115; 2:23. He is a son of Strathway,
and as he appears to be the sort of horse
to keep an eye ON ''as he walks along the
line, his name is now pinned In the hat
fail the circuit-followers. Medico, driven
by Charles Durfee, made good showing
In the tlrst heat, but the cuppy track was
apparently not to his liking, and he was
not a dangerous contender thereafter.
Auditor, VINO exhibited game staying quail
tiles, took short money.
The 2:15 trot called out field of SIX,
and was the sensational race of the day.
In The opening pools STAN B brought $40,
against SIG for the field, consisting OF Tog-
giles, Native State, Bruno, Chico and Jas
per Ayers. The favorite over which Jim
Dustin handled the reins was very un-
steady the first heat, and cut but little
inquire. After passing the halfpole Tog-
giles, who, by the way, is another son of
Strathway in the string OF Owner Clarke,
passed Jasper Ayers and Bruno and passed
the wire in jog, three lengths in advance
of Jasper Ayers, in 2:201a. After this ex
hlbItlon Toggles was just the thing, and
sold Tor $40, against So tor the entire field.
Taxing the pole from Bruno at the far
turn the fayorite placed another easy heat
to his credit, finishing three lengths be-
fore Jasper Ayres in 2:20H. In this heat
STAN again evinced a desire to go in the
air.
But the next heat brought sorrow to the
camp of the Toggleses. Selling for $40, with
the field bringing but So, he was cut off by
STAN B., who had now got down to work,
at the half, and made a disastrous break.
Finally getting his horse down, Driver
Clarke decideu to go for the heat, and,
although the son of Strathway made up
marvellous lot of lost ground, STAN B
headed him out length and half at the
stand, in 2:1S24. Toggles still sold favor
ite, however, bringing $20 with STAN B
fetching $l2 and the field $5. The hard
heat had not been without its effect, and
STAN B took the next two heats and race
i'll 2:19, 2:2111. In each of these two last
heats Toggles finished third, behind Chico,
driven by the clever reinsman Jimmy"
Sullivan.
The 2:25 pace went to a rank outsider in
the bettlng-Prince Bismarck, driven with
excellent judgment by A. Mcdonald.
t ere were five starters for the $3.50 purse.
Before the first heat f. w. brought $40,
Estelia Wilkes 81, the field 81. Nearly all
of the ''side-winders, " with the exception
of Prince Bismarck, found too many egg
smells to step on, and in very exciting
l4i4oh IAIO illlCO 1duQ0u tnH HSdb ny
neck from Estella Wilkes. Still Prince
Bismarck found little favor and was an
outsider in the betting on the second heat,
the books laying to against him. Co
ing like clockwork he passed one after an
other of his more unsteady opponents and
in very close thing took the heat from
Gladys w by three parts of a length in
2:A12. With 2 to 1 against him taking
the last heat, the Prince collared Ed Laf-
ferty, who left his feet fifty yards from the
wire, and beat Diablo's brother a head
in 2:25 amid great cheering.
SUMMARY.
INGLESIDE TRACK, June 27.-Purse $1,000;
2:3G class trotting. Best 3 in 5.
Homeward, b. s., by Strathway-by Grov-
esnor (Clarke) Observation-Disclosures. !
Auditor, br. s., by secretary-by whipple-
ton (Edge) ...........:.... 422
Medco, b. g., by Hewletts Echo-by Priam
(Durfee) .....................,....... 235
Derby Nieiry) ............. -. 49,. 1884
Solo. b. M, by McKinney-by Stamboul
(Sanders) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Patti Rosa, b. M, by Silver King-by Yuba
Boy (IIogoboom) ...........,..... ......... 766
Twilight, b. IN. by Noonday-by Sidney
Time. 2:2i4-2:2S1S-2;28. -
sDivided fourth money.
Purse $1,000; 2:15 class, trotting. Best three
in five
STAN B. b. s.. by STAN boul-by Happy
Medium (Dustin). )..........................64 l /
Toggles br. g., by strathway-by Pasha
Jasper Ayers, b. g., by Iris-by Altamont
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