The herald., 1896-12-02
ON THE TURF.
Results Of Running Races Over the In
gleside Track

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 1-Results
at Ingleside. Weather cloudy; track
fast.
One mile-Salvable won. Lucky Dog
second, The Roman third. Time, 1:42N
Six furlongs-Scarf Pin won, Bernar-
dillo second, Dunboy third. Time, 1:151s
Six furlongs-Bellicoso won, Cash Day
second, La Mascota third. Time. liza.
Mile and a sixteenth-Kamsin won
softer Joe second, Hazard third. Time
1:4s1s.
Five furlongs-Daisy A. won, Fly Sec
ond. Pat Murphy third. Time, 1:o2
Five furlongs-Quicksilver Mount
Roy second, Last Chance third. Time
1:01%.
HOBART RETIRES.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-Walter
s. Hobart, the young millionaire, has re-
tired from the turf
Walter Hobart has been a liberal pur
chaser of thoroughbreds in the past two
years. He paid big prices for yearlings
and must have invested $4,000 in his sta
Bile of horses. His lucky purchase OF
Bright Phoebus a week before he won
the rich Realization stakes is a mat
ter of turf history. While the string
did not do as we'll as expected this sea
son it is safe to assert that Hobart is
not a loser in his stort career on the
turf He has about twenty five thor
oughbreds at present The fillies are
to be kept for breeding purposes. while
Romulus, Ali Baba, Retorter. Gorgon,
Straggler and three or four others are
to be sold at private sale.
H. H. Huron, the former trainer for
Walter Hobart. has secured long lease
Of Bright Phoebus, Ferrier, Investigat-
or III, The Sinner. M. Clicquot and Jack
O'Lantern. There are many conjectur-
es in regard to the sudden action on the
part of Hobart. 1t is supposed he has
taken the step in difference to the wishes
of his wife and Will hereafter devote his
time to hackney, carriage and coach
horses. The eighteen recently purchased
in New York have arrived at San Ma
teo and will be exhibited at the COM
ing horse show.
INGLEsIDE RACES
The following is the list OF entries and
weights for the races at Ingleside. which
are posted at the Los Angeles Turf Club
VI COutu opi ms SsiSSt' SOAAAhAoSOAAs
received on these races, and full de-
scriptions Of the events given. Races
begin at ?. M; first quotations re-
ceived at 1870 u. m.
First race, tive-eights Of a mile, S-year-
oids, selling-Good Times 100, Torpedo 101
Nonchalence l01, Roltaire 1Ol. Sonoro 100
Henetta 106, Reel 9S. Geo. Palmer. 9S. Cor.
dan lOl. Horatio 105. Grayhurst 1902, Loulou
X. ys. Sugar Foot 9S; Alaz 105, Osric Sec.
onf 1o1 Fortunate 101. Rey Del TERRA 107
Second race, three-fourths OF a mile. al
ages. purse-Tempestuous 90, Howard S. 90
McLight 100 Annette 102, Altanero 30. Aqui-
nos 81 Tonno ic2, Santa Bella 90. Caesariar
los. Miss Ross 20, Cant I Dance 102. Preston
ll2. Roselle 9S 1nstallator los. Libertinc lis
Third race. mile, handicap-Nebuchadne
Ear 1902. Damien 100. The Dragon 9S. Geyser
81 Lincoln Second Sc. Grady ST.
Fourth race, rniie ard an eighth, hurdle
Herman 15s. ]. Q. c. i4s, Hello t4S. Artenrs
1is. Montalvo 156. Burmah 143, Siherado
I50 Gov. Budd 1A, Capt. Rees 143.
Fifth race. seven-eights of mile purse
Johnny McHale 109. Miss Cunningham 1O4
Tobey 100. France 49, Broad Billow 80, Card
we'll 1G7, Brametta 104, Masoero 90, May
Jones 104, Rajah 90. Cameiia 1O4. Crafty 104.
Duke Stevens 112, Examiner 100.
Sixth race. mile and one-sixteenth. SELL
ing-Red Glenn IS. Quantrell IS, Semper
Lex 10. Little Cripple IS. Palomacita 81.
Thelma o.. Trappean 9S. Instigator los,
Tenacity 50, Foremost 96, Alvarado o.