The record-union., 1897-11-12
-Four Jockeys in One Event Pay No Attan-
tun to the Recall Flag.
Run Over the Course at Full Speed,
Spelling Their Chances of Win
ning-The Disqualification of
'Ostler Joe, Who Finished First
in the Fourth Race, Also Raises
Howl of Indignation
on Other Tracks.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ll.-Ihere
was an angry crowd at Ingleside track
this afternoon after both the third and
fourth races, and feeling ran high for
awhile. The jockeys on Ell Puerto.
Tillie May, Plan and Eroica absolutely
paid no attention to the recall flag i'll
the third race, and ran over the course
at full speed, entirely spelling their
chances. The howl in the fifth race
was over the disqualification OF OStler
Joe, who finished a length in front or
Wheel of Fortune in the one and one
eighth mile dash. 1t was q horse race
from start to finish, and 1t is TO be re-
GREETED that it ended so unsatlsfacto-
rily
The weather was cloudy and, the
track fast. Kaiserin, backed by all the
way from 10 TO to 1. won the first
race in a romp. Caldwell sent the
bunch away quickly, though a few or
the jockeys thought it was not go,
and pulled up and lost some ground.
Results:
Six furlongs. Kaiserin, 115 Gray, g
to /, won; FL Moro, Ill Oh. Shields),
TO l, second; Donator. IL (F'reeman),
to ), third Time-1:17A. Glenower.
BE Happy, Himera, Sevey, Yorick and
Brambella also ran.
Five furlongs, Tea Rose H., 1B
(Clawson), 3 to ), won; Lone Princess,
106 (Gray), 4 to l, second; Bellicoso,
114 Gones), s to 1, third. Time
1:01&4. Free WEI, Fly, Zamari and
Easel also ran.
Six furlongs, Tiger Lily, Jos Piggot.
6 to l, won; George Lee, 115 (Snider).
s to i, second; Prestar. lis (Wilson), .
to /, third Time-1:171a. AL Koran,
FL Puerto, Eroica, Tom Spencer, Plan
and Tillie May also ran
Mile and an eighth, Wheel of Fortune.
104 H Brown), to l, won; Buck
Massie, 112 (Clawson), 5 to 2, second;
InstaEator 112 CPiggotD, B to 5, third.
Time-1 :55A. Osuer Joe won, but was
disqualified for fouling. Los Prietos
and Aquinas also ran.
One mile, Devils Dream, 104 (Ames),
Z to 5, won; Hermanita, 100 (PiggotD.
3 to /, second; Lena, 102 (Morse). ) to
/, third. Time-1 :43A. Atticus, Fash
ion Plate, Outgo and Don Clarencio also
ran.
Seven furlongs, Fortunate, III pig
gott), even, won; Mercutio, ITO &c.
Jones), 10 to /, second; Claudiana, 101
(Morsa), 10 to l, third. Time-1 :29la.
Alma, Adam Andrew, Los Cerrillos and
Whirlwind ii. also ran.
RESULTS AT CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE (Tenn-). Nov. IL
Cumberland Park results:
Four and a half furlongs, selling, La
Verna won, Bucksaw second, Maggie
third. Time-0:51.
Seven furlongs, selling. Oral won,
Tran5y second. Serf third. Time
1:19H.
Six furlongs, Harry Duke won, En-
chanter second, Panchita II. third.
Time-1:14.
Six furlongs, selling, Flop won, Mill
stream second, Bon Jour third. Time
1:15h.
Mile and a sixteenth, Bridgeton won,
Brighton second, Ramona third. Time
-1:5014.
AT LAKESIDE.
CHICAGO, Nov 11.-Summaries at
Lakeside:
Six furlongs,, The Dauphin won. Eli
dad second, Penso Rose third. Time
1:201h.
Mile and a sixteenth, Ulysses won.
Tern second, Gallante third. Time
1:2S
Six and ahalf furlongs, Admetus won,
Tom Anderson second, Nero third. Time
-1:50iia
AT BENNINGS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-Results at
Bennings:
Six furlongs, Sensational won Lam
bent second, Thomas Cat third Time
lie Is.
Five furlongs, selling, Our Breezy
won, Decanter second, Judge Warden
third Time :O4 Is.
Mile and three-quarters over seven
hurdles Land Date won, Valorious Sec
ond. Flushing third. Time-3:27.
LIVERPOOL STEWARDS PLATE.
LONDON, Nov. 11.-At the second
days racing of the Liverpool autumn
meeting ID. Seymour's five-year-old bay
mare Sapling. ridden by Tod Sloan, the
American jockey, won the Liverpool
Stewards plate by length and half.
This race is of $50 sovereigns, for three
year-olds and upward. Ten horses ran;
distance nearly six furlongs. r. A.
Oswald's Yule Tree was second and Sir
S. Scott's Ardvourle third. The betting
before the start was to l against Ard
vourlie, and 10 to against Sapling-
SLOAN IN GREAT FAVOR.
LONDON, Nov. 11.-Tod Sloan, the
American jockey has won high APP
prevail here. and the newspapers, which
formerly criticised him, acknowledge
that he is a great rider.
The Globe says: However ugly
Sloan's style. it pays. and we admit that
he is a perfect artist in the saddle, and
that at his weight we have little stock
in this country to cope with him."
The sun says: Even the most
preiudiced are forced to admit that he
knows how to beat most of our men
when his mount is good enough. Theirs
is something in his method deserving
of consideration"
VALUABLE RACER DEAD.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.), Nov. 11.-Mal-
volio. owned by Jake Marklein and John
Fahey, died at Cumberland Park last
night of catarrhal fever. He was one CT
the best -year-olds in the West, and
the owners recently refused $4,000 for
him.