The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-30
Two Year Old Colt
Takes Ben BruSh'S
Measure.
Wins a Distance Race With
Forty to One Chalked
Against Him.
Flying DutChman Wins the Culver
Handicap From the Favorlte,
Hastings.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Sept. 29.-When
the fourth race at Gravesend to-day had
been run the crowd stood aghast. The
great Ben Brush, who could beat any
body's horse few days ago, and was In
the pink of condition then, had his coiors
lowered by a two-year-old, and lame one
at that, and one that had not shown much
of anything in his last race. so, with the
odds of 10 Z against Ben Brush, it was
not surprising that 40 to l could be got
against Plaudit. Plaudit and Alice Gray
made the running TO the upper turn, when
DR.. Catlett joined Plaudit and Alice Gray
tell back to the rear. They raced head and
head into the stretch and down to the
finish, when Ben Brush squeezed in be-
tween them, Plaudit winning by head,
with Ben Brush head in front OF DR..
Catlett.
Five furlongs. two ear-olds-
%Salabar Iii Or Wllams), . to 1................1
Dacien l15 (W. MARTINI, TO l...................2
BHnished 40 (Hirschl, to !. ;....-,.:..;3
Time, ;02. Dauforth ll5, Gibraltar lis, imp.
Elan 100, KomurasK ~, warrenton no, Prince
Auckland 40, san Antonio 40, oxnard 10 and
Hamden ITO also ran. *FavorIte.
One mile, maidens-
%Firesde l07 CIV. MARTINI even...................l
AnSnu 10 (Htrsch), II to 1............... -.
La Fontera lU7 (~ims), to L.. ............ 3
lime l;45 GeoEge Daniels 1e4 10 ANUS us no
Kenmore 1O7 also ran. "Favorie.
Six furIongs. Cu!ver's handicap
ying Dutchman 1913 CIV. MARTINI, 3 to ......,1
@Hasnngs 100 Craral}, TO g.. .......-........3
Time, 1:l8&4 %Octagon 10 and Previous lO5
also ran. *Favorites, coupled in betting.
One and a sixteenth miles
Plaudlt go CIhompson), to 1...................1
*Ben Brush l26 (eims) 2to 7.....................2
DIR. Catett IA (Wnliams) to !. 3
80 also ran *FavJrite
@Nick 40 (CIayton). to 5......................1
Tremargo ia (sims), TO :.............--.2
Kubcon 1873 OK. Whliams), 5 TO 2.....-..........3
Time, l:l5. Dr. Jim 81, Keeper 80, Marshall
III, HI Daddy 100, lake View Palace l0l ReEu-
lar lO6 Old oausus 105 and Partridge 102 also
ran. *Favorite.
Two miles, hurdle handicap
*Forget ISL (Enslish).
Baby BIZ s. q hand err, to 1............ .....2
Waizer 1872 (Veitch), 7 10 5 .........:....;... 3
Time 3:5z12 @~Counseor Howe 146. z*FoT-
ma l43 HeImano "a and Satanella 1870 also
ran. "*heiused la jump. ~Fnvorite.
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. 29-In the six
events rpn off at Harlem Park this after
noon Abuse was the only favorite to score
The Owners handicap was taken by David
Tenny. Aquinas,0 the favorlte, finishing
last. Proverb, the favorite in the hurdle
race, fell, completely spelling his chances.
Clear weather and fast track.
seven furlongs, selling
OvaIon IU2 a. Burns), TO /. ..-..............2
Why 50 &C. Gray( s TO i..: -, -, - 8
Cord II SO, Hamlin l05, *Song Bird lUI, Terranet
80. NJ. Woodlands lV6, **Tom Sayre lO9, Tom
anderson ! II and *%KlHg Gaong 81 also ran
FFavorite. **FeL
Five and half furlongs two-year-olds-
Official lOo &C. Gray 10 l...:..................1
depending 100 q. Woods), TO 5................2
*knowles SIG I9o l. Burd3sl' TO =; 8
McClelland 100 and Tom calvert 1O3 also ran.
~ avorite.
Owners handicap, one mile
David Tenny So "a: Dorsey, 3 to 1........,.....
Dan Huger II (Kiueyl 10 10 l........ .,... :
Time, 40 *Aqulnas IA also ran. *Favorlte.
Six furIongs, selling
*Abuse 1l2 C. Sloan), OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Little Land los (Caywood), to L. -............2
Damocles 0S "a. BRrrett), 10 TO 3
lime, 1:l314. Preston 100 also ran. *tavorite.
One and a quarter miles, hurdle
Temple more i2s (Stanford), TO 2...............1
*CoIone Wrigntman 49, tMorton), to 5........2
King Michael IS (Pines) II TO l.. 8
**sProverb 1877 and zAldinar l42 also ran.
= quail choices in betting. *$ken.
Six furongs, selling
Uncas GA (Caywood), 10 1......................1
%Mam Callan 81 (Reiz), TO 2..................2
Helen Wren l04 q. Burns), TO l................ 9
Time, l:l4I {. ii. Whelau 90, Tin Gu" 81,
sweet William 100, " arren Point lU3 ana Virgie
Dixon 104 also ran. *Favo-ite.
DETROIT. MICH, Sept. 29.-OnIy two
favorites won at Windsor to-day. Re-
suits:
Seven furlongs, lola won, Merry Chimes
second, ajor Tom third. Time, 20
six tur,o gs, selling, Bonita won. Tally no
second Laura May third. Time, 1151%.
Five and u half furlongs, selling. Nellie
Baker won, Glen Fellow second, Alvin W
third. Time, l :0S31.
Five furlongs, Lady of the West won, Our
Lizzie second, Margaret Eastin third. Time,
102H.
SIX ,urlongs selling, Tommy Rutter won.
Gaspsrone second, Sky Blue third. Time, 1:l5.
Six furlongs, selling, Brighton won, Para