The San Francisco call., 1896-11-14

Marcus Daily sale of horses in this City for
$3.50. His dam. L. Trappe. is one OF the
finest-bred matrons at Bitter Root stud,
being daughter of England's great sire
Hermit.
Duke Stevens at one time looked dam
gerous in yesterdays race, but in the last
furlong grew ugly and fell back to last
position. He can crack watches when
out galloping alone and some day may
take rotion to run.
Sir Richards ''pins" are in bad shape
at present and the gray horse is ap-
parentiy poor investment.
The entry OF Cymoor will in future be
refused at Ingleside track. His boiling
caused Sir Play and Mt. Roy TO be left.
Judge Tam of Stockton looked as pleas
ant at the conclusion of the third race as
President elect Mckinley did when nori-
fed of his election. The Judge backed
Sport McAllster all around the ring,
cleaning up in the neighborhood OF $1,000.
1t would indeed be refreshing to see j..
McGlone make one good ride. He has an
Eastern eputation, but it must have been
attached before he crossed the Rockies.
Lovers of long shots were in clover yes
terday. Some OF the books had 1000 to 1
chalked against Gold Dust,
Colonel Weightman was heavily PLAYED
by the paddock crowd in the
fourth event, and at the conclusion of the
popular jockey on the track ]. Gardiner
would just about have been showed in.
His saddle work has not i'm pressed people
out this way very favorably.
1t is said that every time "Bili'' Murry
OF Cam bridge stable fame has horse en-
tered that is strung up to concert pitch
the animal is muzzled, the muzZle is
locked with a patent key and the Key
goes in Williams right boot. Yesterday
Murry had occasion to pet troublesome
bunion and removed his boots. In pulling
them on again he got the right one on the
left loot and vice versa. Time came TO
get Perseus ready, and Bill, feeling in the
right boot, could not find he key. There
was great CONSERVATION in Cambria ge
stable neighborhood until stable-b boy
asked the portly trainer how his feet be-
came twisted, and then the key was found.
The secret is now out, and hereafter the
touts will inhabit the region of the stabl to
discover whether or not that patent muz-
zle fits on the horses face.
Tampa was cut off at the head of the
stretch by Perseus, but was evidently
beaten at the time of the occurrence. She
should run better next time out.
Phil Archibald was fortunate enough to
have $4 on Trappean. Bob Davenport and
Hugh Jones also held tickets on the out
slider.
Following are the entries for to-day:
FIRST race one mile, seling-79 st. Aignon
80, 80 Earl Cochran SO. 80 Del Norte 1OS, 80
Ar1cus ITO. Sd Miss Gun ingham 90, 95 Wal
ter 80, Al ng Lady 9S, rs Joe Terry 81
81 Benemela 80, 73 Favory los. 6S scimitar
SO, 73 Encino 95, ~ Meadow Lark lO5 S9
Marcel 90, SO Navy Blue 1OI.
Second race, five fur .ongs, two-year-olds-
63 b. Duylnboy lO2, White Seal 1O7. Tropical ITO
l63, Howard lis, S3 Bohemian Lass 81, 56
Dnra 1O2, (56) lndio ITO, 56 True Blue 102
Third race, seven furlongs, handicap-(6O|
Llbertine III, 40 Insiallator Ito. (S3) imp,
Santa Bella 104, 90 Alvarado 100, (95l Perseus
80, go Geyser 81.
Fourth race, one and half miles, hurdle
handicap-65 $50, 81 Huntsman 14O 81
Zaragosa lao. 81 Arundel 13S, Tom Clarke
13S, 80 Gold Dust 136. Haymarket 12S, 65
Bedford 128, YangeGene 125.
Fifth race. one and q sixteenth miles-S6
Instigator "a, I66l Lincoln II 80, (47) Wheel
OF Fortune 112, Red Glen 112, ~ Wawona,
100. (57) Strathmeath 112.
Sikh race, siX furlongs, slling-Major Cook
105, l52 La Mascota 100, (s6) Summertime
Preston 109, 33 Babe Murphy 1Ol.