The San Francisco call., 1897-08-28
Defeated the Crack
Westerner Typhoon
ii for a Stake. IS
FavoriteS We're in Fine Fettle
at the Sheepshead Bay
Track.
Laureate Gave the Crowd Jarring
at Harlem-Three Choices Suc-
cesSful at ST. Louis.

| SHEEPSHEAD BAY, n. Y, Aug. 81
| The crack Westerner, Typhoon II. cou-
| pied with his stable companion, Howard
| S, was the most pronounced sort of IA
| vorite for the Flying handicap at six fur
longs. but Casseopia downed both bandily
at the end. The track was fast, and four
choices in the betting had their mum bers
displayed on top.
Fuurity course two o-year-olds-
VI he Hugusnot 112 W. Martiu), to 5..........1
Amazonian ~ (Taral), II to l. ............2
1sabey AZ (Perkins). to Observation-Disclosures
Time. IL LIS. George Ke enc 1875, Salatar III,
Ioverock ia and Benares l12 also *Favor
ite.
Thirt een-sixteen,hs of a mile selling
rHarry Reed ID ims), TO 4..................1 A.
Tripping lU4 III Martfn), TO 1..................3
Time. :2l Break O. Day 104 and Yankee
Doodle 11S a so ran. *Favorte.
Paul Kauvar 1le tPerkins), 4 to 1...............1
Challenger 96 (PoM ers) to l...................2
Hamilton II 90 H. MARTINI, 8 to 1.............3
Honor 1O6, Domitor los, Bastion 56 and ,helsea
30 also ran. *FavorIte.
Flying handicap six furongs. three-year-old,-
Casseopia lUS (Littlefield). to 2..............1
*yphoon II 127 (TaralJ,"~1 to S.................2
lime, is Is Maritze ios also ran .Favorite
*"Coupled with Howard S.
Five furlongs, maiden o.yearold fillies-
sour breezy ITO (Clayton,, to 1................l
Ella Day no (Wa kerr, 70 to I...............3 /
Time, / ;o4 10 lsen 40. ChrtMabei Domestic.
Maul ElIi' Billy Donovan. Princess India, Deal
and Charmeuse all llU pounds. also ran.
"Favorte.
Mile and a sixteenth, high weight handicap on
*cavalero 12s Or. .williams). 8 to s. ...........1
Halfing l22 wv MARTINI. s to 1..................2
fe5rler r11 lSe 6 herps) 20 L. ss :s.o,.;:
and Rifle 122 also ran. 81 avorite. y
|, HARLEM TRACK, CHICAGO. Ill,
with thud by bringing up in the rear in
the IF h event with field OF but four
lining up. Two other we'll supported
choices were beaten.
*La Moore 10 IT. Bnrns), to 6.................
I ime, l:41s4. Beneit Sc, King Gaiong SO, Ter
Ovation 81 swordsman 81, Lettie 81 La Crescent
102 and Minnie Miller lob also *Favorite.
Nine-sxteenths of mile, selling
*Far Decever 1UO (Barrett), to 5...............l
Cuua Free 100 (Burnsl, 10 l ...............2
Time, Az. Crystalline lUO Freight 100.
Shipman /, g. Raymond lO3 and The Ace lO4
also ran. *Fayorite.
Six furlongs, selling
*Fariey 1l9 (Caywood), 8 to o5.............,.l 8. L
Mamie Callahan 1l0 (f. Burns), 2 to 1.........2
Blue JACKET 20 tMorganl to ,.......-:.......3
Time, ] Ia Lillian NJ ITO, Dads Daughter 1T
and Aureola II also *Favorlte.
Five furIongs, two-y ear-olds-
Tom Collins / 10 CT. Burns) S TO 1..........l
RT 1uy Ses,is Mason l4l io4 (TayTio9d to e
mo In al
Miss Gussie i07 and Our Chance los also ran
*Favorite
One and sixteenth miles
Dare II 80 (J. Woods). TO 2....................l
Nimrod los (T. Murphy, to o2..................2
Serrano 90 (r. Burns) TO l.....................3
Time 1:46. *Laureate 102 also ran. *Favorite.
Six furlongs, selling
Juanta 1O2 (H. RUSSELL s to ..............2
*La princessa 102 0iouin), to 5:..... ..::.....3
Time, l:l5A vitroa lO2 1enoie 1O4, Sen
ator NJ l07. Little Music l07, Red l07 and Colonel
Gay Ito also ran. *FavoIie.
Sc. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 27.-Favorites
and outsiders divided the honors to-day,
each taking three OF the events decided.
One mile. selling
Chiswell ia (L,nch), s to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TIn Time - las4 b., r1sh n,o CHIEF ~ sumo ~
more La and Big Fellow ia also ran. *Favorite
Five furlongs, maiden two-year-od fllies--
*Flora 6 103 (Comos) to 5.....................1
Clara los (HaiD. 2 to ol......................2
'G Time r i:os .O vineta "i GabeI. Queen A5ana
Seven Slippers, Fallen Princess Galdora sadie
Levy and Oliban. all l05 pounds, also *Fa-
vorite.
Helen N. Gardner 1O2 (Combs) TO c..1
Ultima 95 Gilmore TO l. 1......................2
Revenue lo6 {Hinkey) TO l. -,..;.;....;.......s
Time ] :43L. uroGanette 81, Aim 9S, Jack
S3 I'D overlook 93 and *Frank Daily So also
%Favorte.
Six furlongs, selling
*Brdget III Or. Jone,), to 5.................1
Yankee heiress 10 (Slaughter), - to 1.........3
Time aba. Liepe Rose s5 and Biitzens Sis
ter llo also ram "Fayorite.
Ear Cochran l04 (Farr) 8 to 1............ .1
Uncle Pat 80 (Gmore) l. 10 1.............
*Glad Eyes 80 (Stevens), TO ol..................3
Time, 1;41N. Ransome lU6, Amber Glints
lo2, Can see 'rim 81, Zarina 9i Parole dor 96
and Dr ID Hughes lO7 also ran. *Favorite
Six furlongs. selling, two-y yea +. ods-
silva l04 (Slaughter) to o1......................1
*Sir Rolla 108 fConbsl, even....................2
Tewanda 1o3 (Hoy). to ......................3
Bon Marche 101 Barber 1o1, Albert c IU4, Ups
and Downs lO4, Farondeie l06 and Barlso 104
also ran. *Favorite.
BUTTE. MoNT., Aug. 27.-This was
strictly favorites' day, five out of six
landing first money. An accident oc
CURED in the trotting race, which might
have ended seriously. In rounding into
the bacE stretch the sulkies OF Guerist and
Clatawa collided, and both drivers were
thrown. McEvery, behind Guerist, was
badly hur;. The horses were unharmed,
but McEvery was unconscious for time.
The attendance was good, the weather
fine and the track fast.
Trotting, 2:23 class, purse $40O-Desde-
mona won, Domititan second, Daniord tn ird.
Best time, 2:22M.
won, Colonel Cody second, Battese third.
Tine, :5731
six furiongs, selling. purse $3O0-Los Prize
tos won, Mayboy second, Ca,phurni third.
Time, 1:16]1
Five and 4 half furlongs selling, purse $500,
Dora Wood won, Bill Howard second, Tim
Murphy third. Time. 1:0SA.