The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10
PANMURE GIVES
MACY A BRUSH
Runs the Speedy Colt to
a Short Nose at
Oakley.
Geyser and Old Simon w
Pass the Wire Behind
the Pair.
Every FavorIte BoWled Over by
Long-PriCed Horses at the
ST. Louis Track.

OAKLEY, ONO, July 9.-The weather
was fine and the track fast. But one ia
vorite scored. In the handicap Macy won
from Panmure by a short nose in hard
drive, with Geyser third.
Five furIongs, selling
@trench Gray 1o3 tJ Hill) even.
Allie Belle 1L3 (Beauchamp), to 1..............2
Lucy NJ l03 (H shl, 30 to 1,................... 3
Time. 03 Fair Deceiver SO. Cuba Free 96.
Dayo 1OU and George Z lU3 also ran *Fa-
vorIte.
La Moore 100 (Morrison), to o1..................1
Dago 1U6 aeif) TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Time. / 3s Winthrop 95 ssassin 90, *Mad-
rilene 90, FIsina So Hats on 9S, l03 Bar
ton l03 and hasper los also ran. *Favorite.
Eleven sixteenths-
Banshed 40 {Beauchampl, z to 5................1
*kinstein 100 (PiSeott. to Observation-Disclosures
Time, l:O9. Bashi Bazouk 100, Tin Craft 100,
Tole simmons l02 Arcturus 100 and Mordecai
1O5 also *Favorite.
one mile and twenty yards, handicap
Macy l07 IT. Murphy to .. 2.....................l
Panmure 100 (Beaucnamp) 6 TO 1.................2
Geyser l04 (Piggott), 8 to ;:.;:3
also ran. *FhVorte
Seven furlongs. selling
Arlington TO- (Morlisonl, to2.........-........1
imp riddle Burke lot n. Williams), 10 TO l.2
lime. IN :s7sl. CzareWitz io1 El ioro osmon
1O3, har,es CnristIe 104 and Whaterou l07 also
SFavorite.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 9.-The first
choices all went down at the track to- day.
The track was fast.
Eleven -sixteenths of a mile, maiden two year
Afra lO5 (stevens,, 4 to
Xalissa l05 tBrlt on), 10 to .................2
"A aka
Walk los, Bianche lO5, Collars and Cuffs 1os.
The Brewer 10s, ordain 1Os. rqultome 1OS and
Seven furIongs selling
Cappy 93 (kebo), to 2 49,. .......................2
Glad Eyes 95 (Combs), 10 to ]. l..........-.......3
SO, *Argonaut l0l and May Galop 102 also ran
Ttavorite.
Five furon gs, two-y ear-olds-
Crockett lO1 (Natthews) TO ol.................l
Marietta lOS (Combs), 8 to l..
Time, .02. Jalario l0l, Kate Rutherford 1Ol,
Wild Het lo', MaIzella los and Nora = los also
ran. sFavorite.
Linda liz (Garner), to 1.......................l
Gledys IL sa (oteyens) IL to o1..................2
*Floridas SO (-laughter) to to2..................3
Time, ALA. Zarina 80 and *Madeline 80 also
ram &kqual Inoices In betting.
One mile and seventy yards selling
Charlie keiff 81 (Kit eyl to l.................1
Astrada 81 (Frost), 10 10 l....................2 /.
Flying Dutcnman 100 (RiIey), 10 to 1...........3
Tine :4734 Russeila So, Amber Glnts 80,
Belvadell lOU and aJane 104 also sFavorfe
Six furlongs, selling
Bridget 104 (Petermanl 8 TO o1.................l
Robair IOl (Warren), to o2..................2 2
Nieho as 1o7 lsiaughter), to2.................3 to
Time, l:l4A. Tin tup 80, Nick Carter 9b,
Judge stoufrer s5 and *Utopia lO4 also ran
sFavorite.
ANACONDA, MONT, July 9.-To-day
was day of surprises. Only one favorite
was able to "win out" Harry E. Wise OF
San Francisco is the happest man in
town tonight, as his mare. Lena N, won
the 2 10 pace in three straight heats. and
lowered her own record OF 2:14 to 2:12sl.
which is the track record for PAGERS. The
track was good, although not fast and
Lena logged in every heat. Had she been
driven competent judges say that she
would have gone to-day in 2:11. Lena
was second choice in the betting. Chris
Peterson was the lone favori,e to land,
and he was beat in the first heat In the