The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
Miss Lyman and Tripping
Upset Form Players
j +. at Ingleside.
The Former at Odds of 20 to l
Easily Defeated the Fa-
- vorite Montgomery.
Libertine Again in Hard Luck-NOvia
Scored Easily Over
=. Big Field.

1t appears to be nc trouble to turn favor
ties down these days at the track. The
road traversed by the talent at Ingleside
yesterday was fully as rocky as the muchly
written highway to Dublin.
These Eastern trainers have certainly
got spectators guessing. One will send a
horse out fit to go the Derby route, and
another Will start rare good one with
rows of brackets around its name in the
Turf Guide apparently unable to raise a
galop. A rare exception to this latter
habit is w. B. Jennings. This well-known
Eastern owner and trainer started Ping,
Miss Lyman and imp. Tripping in differ
ent events yesterday and TWO out of the
three had their number flashed on top.
Miss Lyman had the remunerative ODDS of
20 TO opposite her name about post time
Z and Tripping opened up IN The ring at 8 to
: g.. Ping ran unplaced.
= The Jennings colors are becoming very
popular, and from now on will have a
large following Three favorltes were
ruthlessIyr slaughtered, while two, Nc
Light and Noyia. won well supported.
> The track is now faster than for some
days past, and the figures displayed by the
official timers show a Dig provement in
the way OF speed.
CT ud pS IO dNo ull OuI1uR Tue dllGT-
noon affected the pockets of the crowd so
extensively as the defeat of Satsuma by
imp. Tripping. 1t was in the mile and q
furlong and DR.. RowelPs horse was to
choice.
: Judge Denny and imp. Trance were al
lowed to make the running 10 the stretch
where Jones on the favoriIe and Clawson
: astride imp. Tripping began moving up
= Both lads rode perfectly timed race, but
: at the end it looked as though CIawsop
had slightly the best of the argument and
got Tripping home long nose in front.
The winner was backed from down 10 4
= Charley Thorpe had the leg up on Novia,
the 5 to . favorlte in the opening five and
a half furlong scramble with a fieIu OF
fourteen lining up and won easily. De-
hant, 30 10 1 shot, backed down to IL
finished good second in 'front.' of Moringa,
another outsider.
Magrane's sprinter Mon sgomery was
about the only one accorded any support
10 WIN the sIx-furlong selling sprint sec
ond on the card, being sent to the post a
VAIN 70 favorite. He opened up a Dig
gap of daylight between himself and the
field, but in the run from the head of the
sire Oh to the stand was ouIfooted and
easily beaten by Miss LYMAN, which
backed up in the be tting from TO 20 to l.
lamar II was q distant third.
Old McLight was a 10 chance to win
tile m4Ie seIIhg run ana IN hard Drive
downed Song and Dance a neck after the
latter had headed the favorite in the
stretch and looked a winner. Auuinas
out II front for a considerable distance
was close tn ird.
H. Shields rode the 10 favorite, Liber-
tine, in the final hve-furIong scram bic,
and had his usual hard luck yarn to re-
late a slight humping match with Prince
Blazes knocked him about at the start
and he never got near the front DR..
Sharp with TO l about him in the ring
overlook the faint-hearted BelIicoso near
ing the wire and won cleverly. Dunboy
finished in the show.