The San Francisco call., 1897-08-22

was again in evidence in the Brighton
cup over two and a quarter miles, with
but three starters facing the issue. Ben
Brush, packing 130 pounds, was installed
warm iavorite and proved the whipper
in. The Friar made all the running and
at the end only downed Sunny Slope,
which came with rush, the scantest of
heads in 1864. In the Electric handicap
1T six furlongs for two-year-olds Hamburg
shouldered his 132 pounds and won in
romping fashion in 1:14H In ali three
choices captured purses. The track was
in fine condition.
six furlongs selling
Bannock 100 (Hirsch), to L.. ...............4
Rotterdam 100 (Maherl, . TO L.. ..-.........2
King Menek 10S a. Martin); to 1,.,.;.,-S ;;,3
Hamilton II lG9, Pear Song lO9 Waterman lO6,
Dye 1o6. Jeannette h l04, Minnie Aiphonse 95,
Samovar l0S, Musician 100, Ten Spot 81 also ran
*Favorite
six furIongs, selling, two-yearolds-
*warrenton 1l2 (Sloan), even
Il air Pin 1l2 (sims), TO
lime l:l5s4. Pongus no, ST. Ives no Pocket
Book 10, Longacre no. Salust lO9 F.orence
Bealy l07, The Dipper los and Tinker 1O2 also
ran. "Fsvonte-
One and a sixteenth miles selling
Arbucke no lSloan), 2 10 ...:............--...l
+Parmesan Ito lsherrerl TO 5.-.......-...... =
iTfAns Time Ia 2S5l s SUMNER sea Sc 10 Nay Nay ii0
Loeb GIynn los and AnsoI l. ITO also ran. *Fa-
vorte.
Electric handicap two-year-o ds, six furlongs-
fHam burg 81 (sims), TO .........1
Handball l20 (Sloan) TO ..-..........-.2
First Fruit 50 (MaheZ), so TO 1.................3
Time, 1:l414. Don't Care los and Frohman
lis also ran. *Favorlte.
The Brighton cup. two AID quarter miles
The Friar 115 (Littleteld) TO
sunny Slope no II. LeWisO. s ! l------------
Ben Brui $50 (>lns) TO Observation-Disclosures
Time, 3;5612 Three starters.
Pink Coat steeplechase, gentleman riders, full
kre 60 tNichols) 10 2.........................2
Time, 5:49 Two starters
SARATOGA, Ny, Aug. 22-The spen-
Ger hand icap furnished but two starters,
wing Dutchman, and game old Sir
Waiter. The "Dutchman" with Willie
Martin up was an odds-on choice ana ex-
perienced no difficulty in winnn Two
other choices succeeded in winning
brackets.
Five furlongs maiden two-ye ar-olds-
Corell l22 (McCaferty) to o2...........!........1
+nverary II 122 (rara), to ol...................2
chalmers 122 (w. Martini, ITO 1...... .........S
Time l :O4 LindIay Murray l22, Naviculine
cnoices
First Maze l26 gTaraD; to o6...................l
lo' etta l04 (Irving) 10 10
lime, l:4514. Carib lie also ran *favorite.
six furlongs selling three-year-oId,-
+kinnikinnic l06 (Hennessy), even.............-.l
BE Fast lo1 &c SCaErigsnl even 9
Time, 1:1514 Break ODay 81 also ran. %Equal
choices
spencer handicap. one mile and quarter
Flying Dutchman l23 (W. Martin), to 2........1
"a alt 2 8
lime 2:l0. TWO starters.
The Getaway, five fur ongs-
Hugh Penny ll3 Re fl, TO ...................l
eet Fast lU2 (Hewitt), to i..............,,....2
Time l:O113. Purple Jacket 102 also
+Fsvorite
steeplechase. about two and half miles
Lion Heart 16O tHamilton), to 1 ............,l
Royal SCARLET 16S (English), TO ..............9
coupled with rlllOn.
Time, 6:0912. lrilll, ] So also ran.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 22.-The crack
youngster, Eitholin, was an odds-on choice
for the Ozark stake, and had close CALL
Just managing to down Libation a nose
Favorites took all but one event.
Seven furongs selling
High Noon l02 (PeteTman), 4 to 1..............l
FLittle Billee 104 (HAIl) TO 1............. 80.
Bridgeton "a (Combs), TO o1....................3 g
Time, :2914 Virginia NJ 90 Hano Belle 81,
Judge Debouse "a, *Helen H. Gardner l02 and
Earl Cochran IA also ran. *Kqual choices.
One and a sixteenth miles, selling
sMadeline 100 (FreemaD), to 2..............1
May Galiop 10. (Peterman). to 2..........,.....2
Time, 1:4s S Royal { Choice lo2 also ran .Fao
vorite.
*Horseshoe Tobacco 81 (Gilmorel 4to 5.......l
Bridget 96 (Peterman), to 1..-.................2
Nicholas SO (Ssughter), to Observation-Disclosures
Time, 1:l4. AstoreL 95, NICK Carter los and
Tricky Jim l07 also ran. %Favorite.
Ozark stakes six furlongs, two-year-olds-
+Eltnolin ~ SSaTner)' to o2.''................l
Sir Rol.a 1l3 (Slaughter), 10 to l.............
Time, :16 Colonel Bramble los, Equil ONE los
and Dave Waldo l13 also ran. *Favorite.
sHarry Duke lO7 (COmbs). to 5...............1
Laurea 95 (Gilmore), TO l.......,............
Eva Rice n q. Woods, to 5.....................3
Time, :l31s. Don lingo =: Bonnie lone II,
+Eavorite.
Ardath lO2 - eidy). TO o1.......................2
Dick Brehan IO6 " ebster) 8 to 1..............5
Time, :4l34. Courtesy SO and Squire G 100
also ran *Favorite.
BUTTE. Mont, Aug. 2L-After four
weeks of racing in Butte the attendance
shows that The sport is as popular as ever
The original programme called for five
weeks racing I'D this city, but it has been
decided to give an extra week or two, for
nom winners only. The races to-day were
interesting. The spoiIs went mainly to
outsiders. Tom Keatlngs filv, Imp
DEVILS Dream, won the Yellowstone
handicap. Kesting bought her from
Marcus Daily short time ago. The
weather was fine and the track fast.
Pacing, 2:17 class, two In three, purse $500,
Jib won, Black Cloud and Bessie Rankin di-
vided second ana third money. Best time
2:1414
Five and a half furlongs, handicap, purse
$3.50, Salmera won, Palenurni second, Negli-
gence third. Time. 10.
Six furlongs, selling, purse $500. Polish won.
Bi Howard second. Colonel third. Time,
I:15M
o ~ mile, the Yellowstone handicap value
$1,000, Imp. Devils Dream won, Jim nck-
burn second. Cherry Leaf third. 7 me, :4318.
six furlongs, sellinc, purse $3.50. D ran
Wood won, Vttringa second, Fortunate third
Time. 1:1512.
Six furloHgs, selling purse 1900, Dixie Land
wob, Joe Cotton second, Governor John third
Time, 1:171l.
One ana Inree-eighth miles hurdle handI-
cap, over five hurdles, purse $500, Cwon,
Srylu ir6 Time