The San Francisco call., 1897-08-20
Howard Mann DOWned
Paul KauVar a Nose
on the Wire.
Ridden by Sims, Gibraltar Cap
tured the Under Graduate
Stake.
Tom GriffIn's Martha Led The HUI
guenot Out at Saratoga-St.
Louis Results.

Pittsburg Phil's Howard Mann was a pro
hibitive favorite for the handicap over one
mile and furlong but only got the ver-
dict in the hardest sort of a drive from Paul
Kauvar. The Under Graduate stake went
to the favorite Gibraltar. The track was
heavy and three of the six choices were
beaten.
Purse PRO I'D 106 (sherrer) 10 to 1..............1
Lambent 10S (Powers), to 1.....................2
*FakRnassee 9S (O'C onnor) even.
Time 1:Os lakewood 90, La sagesse %,
Ovida 103. Rotterdam l03, Anson 103. Arbuckle
1O3, Jesnnette 103 and Elmo ont 100 also ram.
-~Favorte.
Five furlongs, selling two-year-ods-
King Max l TO (Barrett) 3 TO L.. .........,.1
Mrs. Reeves SO (OConnor), to 1...............2 2
Joe Anderson 101 DEAN, TO ...::.;.,..,..;:;3 3
Ganaro 1Ol, *stone Step 101 and Peggy e3 also
ran. %kqual choices
One mile and Il furlong. handicap
Howard Mann 125 (Sloan) to 6................1
Paul Kauvar ITO (sherrer), 2 TO L .........2
skate 1l6 (Vankuren), 20 10 l...................3
Time l;571a Perseus lO2 also *Favorite.
Under Graduate STAKE, two-year-olds, four fur
FGibraIar II (sims), even.
Ruby Lips lOS III Lewis), IL to o1...,............2
Time, :4SIa. Frohman i22 also ran *Favorite,
Tom Cromwell 10 (sims). to o1..................1
Cromwell 1O6 (H. Martin), to 1................ .
Time, i:45. Ross 8 So and song and Dance SO
also ram HFavorite.
One and a sixteenth miles selling
ben kder 112 (Sms) even .....................1
Thomas Cat 10z (HHschl, to l...................2
Dorian 112 (Barrett) 10 8
Time, 1:52. Marslan 1O4 also ran 'Favorte.
SARATOGA, n. Y. Aug 19.-The HUI
af
considered good thing for the second
event, but was downed handily by Tom
Griffin's crack tilly Martha ii. Ace was
the only winning favorite.
Five furlongs-
Ulysses 126 (Irvlng), 20 o1.................
Iady Mitchell Il6 wv Martin), to 5. ........... 8
Time, 1;0214 Looram l23 and imposition 121
also ran +FRvor1te.
six furlongs handicap
Mart Marths II li9 tR I IWi1Iliamsl III to 6......55
Amazonian 1T (Tara), to 1.....................9
Time, 1:l6. Natob l17, Gala Day ia and
Crockett ITO also ran. FFavorlte
six furlongs fiiies-
Saratoga ia (McCafferty) to o5........,..,....l
Kate HardcasIie @ M idS GHennessyj IL to
Time, III. Elan 100 and *Naviculine also ran.
*Favorite
One and sixteenth miles, handicap
Good Times IL wv. MartiD), to 5..............1
&Ulysses ll5 (Irving) to 5.....................2
orion 90 (Garrigan), 10 to o1...................3 8
Time 15lA Joe Miller l0s and Draw Lad iO2
also rad. *FavOrite.
SAGE lO7 (W. Martin), even......................1
James Monroe 105 (Hennessy), to 5..,..... 2
Knight OF the Garter l04 (Wa ker), to 2.......3 3
lime, 1889 Convention l05 also ran. %Fa-
vorite
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 19.- Outsiders
were in their glory at the Fair Grounds,
taking all but one event. The track was
fast.
six furlougs, selling
Addie Buchanan lO7 (stevens), 4 to 1.,..........1
Brlggs 90 &C Murphy 20 to 1....................2
~Mnne w l07 (Green) 10 5...................3 3
Time, Time, l;l65s ga 5 Ne5Ie III ,do' s7' Nashville 9S,
Candy 100, Wild West 100, Hairless lO5, Lottie
Goodwin lU7 imp Thalequah 1l2 and Judge De-
lousse lO4 also ran. +Favorite.
Five fuHongs. maiden twc-year- olds-
Kings fon 95 &C. Murphy, 10 10 1...............l
High Born Lad, 100 (Gilmore), to 1........ 2
Time / :o4. Esther Hawes 95, Sir WWayman e5,
Blanche 95, Smart Aleck 80, Des Moines 100,
Be le of ST. ouis 80, Gage 90, Prince Bismarck
100, *ChIqulta 100, gh Mas l03 and Ialaiio
1O5 also ran "Favortte.
six furlongs, selling
Nick Carter I03 (Furr), to 1........,.,,.......l
Bridget 1O1 (Petermaaj, 6 to ......
Marjorie lU5 (Garnrr), to 8
Time, l;i5I4 Miss Verne l62 and :Montgom,
cry lo5 also ran. "Favorite.
One mile, selling
madeline no tFreemanl, to o5..............., l
Jane 1O4 (Garler). to Observation-Disclosures. 2
Cavalry SO (Stevens) 3 10 ol.................... 3
Time, I:42 May Thompson Io4, Arda.h los
and The Ghost l06 so ran. %Favorite.
Cne mile and a sixteenth, selling
Judge Steadman lO7 (HalD, s 10 1................1
Mamie LIS $ ster 81 tCombsl, to 1.....,....,..2 2
*Astrada lO5 (Gacner) 20 5....... ............ 8
Iime, l;5! DE De Hughes l07. L arI Cochran lo4,
aso ran. *Favo iEe.
Five furiongs maiden, two-year-olds-
Ei Jack man l05 (Hinkey). 6 to l. 1.....,........l
*Miss dele 100 (Combs), 10 2............. Q
sir Joseph Sister 9s lHa2ris) 20 to
Time, l:OS12. Balance All 100, Fallen Princess
10O CARA 100, Myrtle 100 Valid lOS, George
T.. =. Todd lOS 3. Kings Guard lo3 Domsie los,
los also ran. *Fav0rite.
BUTTE. Mont, Aug. 19.-The feature 3
OF to-day's racing were the one mile and
five and a half furlong handicap
Ostler Joe captured the former, Flash
light running good second. The latter
race was taken by horse that was over
looked in the betting Fortunate, and he
beat Don't Know by a neck. In the Ap-
prentice stakes Searchlight shut out his
field.
Pacing, 2:40 class, two in three, the Ap-
prentice stakes, value $1,000, Searchlight shu t
out his field, taking the whole purse Best
time, 2:l214.
Trotung, 2:40 class, best two in three, the
Prospective stakes, value $1000-Ida Sullon
won, Silver Band second, Gamin third Best
time. 2:29L.
-Four and half furlongs, selling. purse
$3O0-Omaha Wood won. Tammany second,
Joe Cation third. Time, :55L
One mile, handicap, purse $400-Ostler Joe
won, Flashlight second, imp. Devilsdecam
third. Time, 143
$350-Fortunate won, 1 Don't Know second.
Dora H. Weed third. Time, 1 :08L
Six furlongs, purse $300-Zeeune won, Va
lIente second, Encino third. Time 1:l7l/
Four and half turlongs, selling, purse
$300-March won, imp. Liliuokalani second.
SweeIbriar third. Time, :55A.