The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01

Receding in the Betting From
8 to IS 10 1, Tea Rose
Won Easily.
Rev Salszar Was First Again-Mon
tallade Proved Quite Surprise.
Strathrol Finished Third.

The crack Ruinart, winner of the Burns
handicap and the Palace Hotel stake.
came out in -furlong run at Ingle-
side Yesterday and, according to the con-
ditions OF the race. packed 121 pounds
and his old side partner, Marty Bergen.
Wheel OF Fortune was to fayorrte and
DISPLAYED a total absence OF winning form,
never being able 10 raise gallon. Ruin
art. 9 to 5 second choice, did not do
much better, failing to finish among the
first three. Tea Rose the flying tilly,
racing in the colors of Bookmaker George
Rose. with 80 pounds in the saddle, made
a professional affair of it, taking the lead
from Greyhurst entering the back stretch
and beating the gray colt out at the Wire
by two lengths with apparent ease IN
PSI. Good Times finished fair third.
The winner opened up at threes. receding
to Is to on rumor that the stable did
not fancy her chances.
The attendance was good, and the bet
ting livelieT than for some days. The
favorites without exception were all
bowled over, some of them being OF the
rea ped a harvest.
Daggie Smiths fast FLY Torsida was
backed down from to 5 to 9to 10 TO defeat
the six other two-year- olds in the OPEN
ing tive-furlong scram bic. Johnny Weber
had the leg UP, and, as usual, was away
in front. Rey SaIazar, the second choice,
ridden by Piggott, was quickly at her
side, and, outfooting the first choice to
the wire, won by head in 1:02A.
Towanda was third.
OF the poor lot which started in the Sec
ond event at seven furlongs Ricardo was
consid cred the best, and was chalked up
an to 5 favorite. receding later, however,
to Il TO s.. Earl Cochran. 20 2 choice,
always had the footing over him, ana
maintaining the lead throughout, led Will
liam OBJ past the wire by three lensths in
/ 20. CIawson landed Chappie, 80 10
chance, in the show.
Eight cheap selling pIaters faced the
barrier in the mile and a sixteenth, with
Jack Martin ruling a meek IL to choice.
After Mike Rice had led to the lar turn,
Piggott on Japonica, the second choice,
went around the bunch and won, easing
up, from old Jack Richelieu. Jack Martin
secured the small end of the purse in a
drive.
Strathrol, with his suspicious legs, was
a pronounced even-money choice for the
fifth event over seven furlongs under
selling conditions. The first choice, with
Reddington az his side, cut out hot pace
to the stretch with Montallade, an 10 l
chance. galioping in third place. When
stra1ghtened for the wire. Slaughter, on
the latter, let out link, and BY Holly's
horse galloped in winner by three lengths
in 1 :2S%. Reddington nosed the favorlte
out for The place.
The Midlothian colt Lode Star opened
up at evens to carry off the last race, a mile
purse, but IN some unaccountable manner
fell out of the race atthe first turn and was
fully ten lengths behind the bunch turning
into the backstretch. Elsie Smith showed
the way to the stretch, where she quit.
Fashion Plate then went on, winning very
handiiy By four lengths in 1:44. The
favorIte made up vast amount of lost
ground the last half. finishing third, two
lengths behind Russella.