The record-union., 1897-11-02
Some Dissatisfaction at the Starting in
Two of the Events.
Altamax Wins the University
Stake for Three-Year-Olds-
Ost1er Joe, a Heavily Backed
Favorite, Beaten by Installator
Events on Other Tracks.

ter racing season opened to-day at the
Ingleside track. During the past six
months many improvements have been
made at this delightfully."- situated race
course. The Pacific Coast Jockey Club
has expended 10000 in beautifying the
grounds and improving the track, and
this great amount of labor was appar-
ent to those who visited Ingleside to-
day.
The crowd, while not up to the usual
opening day attendance, was very falr.
The betting was good, and sixteen
boolxmakers had about all they could
attend to. The big bettors, however,
seem content to wait until they can get
q line on the horses. The weather was
cloudy and cool to-day, and the track
in perfect condition.
The chief event on the card was the
University stakes, a sweepstakes Oh D.
year-olds, at one mile, with guaran-
teed value of $1,000. A good field faced
the barrier for this race. In the hrst
ATTEMPT all got under the barrier ex-
cept Newsgatherer and Flamelia- These
two were caught in the barrier, and
before they could extricate themselves
the rest of the field were half furlong
away. Starter Caldwell hesitated about
calling them back, and before the bell
was rung for the jockeys TO return, they
We're a. quarter Of mile away, and dld
not hear. The horses were under fuli
sway. and ran for half mile before
they could be recalled. The crowd was
very much displeased at the calling
hack of the horses, as both OF the
horses that We're left had scarcely any
hattinC RPCldGS. IN
the first race. Mr.. Caldwell had left the
two fayorites. namely, Satsuma and
Summertime, at the post, when the re-
1nainder OF the field could nave peeh
called back without trouble.
The horses were finally sent away In
the University stakes to a straggling
-. -,-i+1, EIo,-,+io in the lead. He
ran i'm front to the half, where he was
overtaken by Altamax, and the TWO
ran together to the last turn Freeman
brought up Hohenzollern, ana ne WAS
second to Altamax into the stretch
The Burns & Waterhouse crack re-
sponded readily to Hennessy urging
and won handily, while Hohenzoiiefii
had a hard drive to beat Horatro LOT
the place. In this race F1amella prohe
her leg at the last turn, and had 10 De
DESTROYED. She was the property Oh
Charles Fair.
Outside of the stake event, the sec-
ond race, at a mile and slXteehth'
furnished the best betting. Marqulse
ran a. splendid race. She was last three
furIongs from home but came AROUND
the field and won easily py three
lengths. Osric II. looked winner into
the stretch, but he was short, and dleo
away.
The start in the last race was perfect,
and Mr.. Caldwell was loudly applaudeo.
OstIer Joe was the favorite ana was
heavily played, but Installator won
easily. without much urging. SunIna-
ries:
Six f,1rlongs. 2-year-olds and upward,
Rellicoso. 40 (Jones), to /, won; Pol
5sh. 1O5 (Wilson), u to 1, second; Yule,
e6 (Frawley), % to 1, third. Time
1.15K. Sorrow, Lord Marmion, Apto,
Easel. and Alma adso ran. Satsuma
and Summertime left at post
Mile and a sixteenth. selling, Mar
ouise 1O2 ONilson), to 10, won; Lo-
rena H., 103 CNicNichols), j to !, sec
ond: Fashion Plate, 94 CVoods), 3 to /,
third. Time :491A Osric IL. Judge
Denny and Peter II. also ran
six furlongs. two-year-olds, ST. Cuth-
bert. 90 Holmes), - to j, Won; Miss
Remsen. 100 (Macl5lin), - to i, second;
Catawaba, 80 CdcNichols), 10 to /,
third. Time-1:16. Tiny p, Gina, Ia
pata. Estro, Canoncious, Truth, Los
Priestos, Brambella, The Ace also ran.
University stakes, three-year-olds,
value $1,000, one mile, Altamax, ia
GJennessy). > to 1, won; HohenZollern,
714 Rreeman), 3 to !, second; Horatio,
ia RiggotD, 20 TO l, third. Time
l:43K. Fleur De Lis. Newsgatherer,
Eta ". and F1amelia also ram
Seven furlongs, selling, Hermanita,
104 Piggott), to /, won; Joe Terry,
400 CThompson), Is to /, second; Una
Colorado, 107 Hugh Penny, D to J.
third. Time-1:29A- O'Fleeta. Crafty,
Kamsin, Thelma, Palomacita, Remus,
Free VIII, Tim Murphy, Don Fulano,
Outgo and Terra Archer also ran
one mile, Installator, 107 F'reeman),
8 to 5 won; OstIer Joe, 112 OI. Brown),
even, second; Aquinas. 95 CVoods), j
to 1, third Time-1 :42H. Coda, Nc
Light and Parthemax also ran.
RESULTS AT MORRIS PARK.
NEW YORK, Nov. LIT was cold
and rainy at Morris Park to-day. Re
suits:
Five furlongs, Fetch won, Gaspard
second, Black Dude third Time-l:ol@4.
Mile and an eighth, selling, L-obengula
won, Ben Eder second, NJ. Harkness
third. Time-1:55.
Six furlongs, Tappan won, Red Spider
second, Kaiser Ludwig third. Time
1:16.