The record-union., 1897-11-16


Racing Events.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.-The Call
lfornia Jockey Club track at Oakland
opened to-day for a two weeks season
OF racing, after which il will alternate
fortnightly with Ingleside.
The attractive features of the card to-
DAY were the opening handicap with
guaranteed value of 81 900. and a match
race between the two crack fiIies, St.
Calatine and Napamax at SIX furlongs.
The match race resulted in an easy VIC
tory for the latter.
The opening handicap brought out q
good field and heavy betting The Mon
tana horses, Senator Bland and 'Ostler
Joe, were made favorite and second
choice, respectively. Starter Ferguson
sent the field away to a perfect start,
Tor Which he was enthusiastically an
plduded- Libertine raced to the front
anu at the half was four lengths ahead
Vi senator Bland. He maintained his
iedu uhtil We'll into the stretch when
oatsuna came from a good position i'm
the bunch, and with a well-timed rur
managed to beat Libertine by a lengh.
It looked, however, as If the old Ken
lucky horse might have won with an
energetic rider. The time for this race
was remarkably fast, being only a half
second above the mile record for a cir
GUAR track. which is 80, and is held
py Llbertine. Satsuma's time was
1:391a.
weather clear and pleasant. track
fast. Attendance 6.0OO. Summaries.
ok 1urlongs, selling, Mamie Scott. 90,
tolaWson), TO L, won; Sly 90 Jones).
to L, second; Sweet William. "a or.
Wood), TO l, third. Time-1:14. Nc
fariane, Mamie G., d. j. Tobin. Paso
Tempo, Zamloch, Palmerston and Major
Cook also ran.
DIX and half furlongs, two-year-olds.
george Lee, 9S Gray 4 to /. Won: Mar
plot. lis q. Woods, to 1, second: "a
pata, 9S (O'DonnelD. to |, third. Time
~ Charlotte NJ, Al Koran and
Morrabella also ran
Private sweepstakes, S400 added, six
furlongs, Napamax. 115 PiggotD. 3 to
D. Won; st. Calatine, 10 (Ames). Z TO
D. second. Time-1:14
The~ORaring Handicap, purse 81. 600.
three-year-olds and upwards one mile.
Satsuma, 40 (E. Jones), { to l, won:
Libertine. 112 (Shields), 6 to l, second:
The Roman, 100 (Morse), Il to l. third.
Time-l:391a. Senator Bland. OstIer
Joe. Shasta Water, Chartreuse H., imp.
Trance, Grady and Thelma also ran.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling, Aquinas
~ (J. Woods) 8 to 10, won; Osric H..
9S (ODonnelD. 4 to l, second: Dick Be-
han. 100 OIeHugh), so to 1, third. Time
I-l:4Sla. Masoero also ran.
Six furlongs. selling, Montallade. q6
(Clawson). 21a to 1, won; Mainstay, 40
CH. Martini, even, second; Dunboy, 104
(Morse), 31a to 1. third Time-1:13a4.
Monitor, February, Heidelberg, Howard
and Emma d. also ran.
RESULTS AT BENNINGS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Results at
Bennings:
Six and a half furlongs, Sly Fox won,
Arum second, Long Acre third. Time
1:2412.
Five and half furlongs The Cad won,
Beel1man second, Ella Daily third. Time
-1:1225.
One mile, selling, King T. won, Alarum
second, Braw Lad third. Time-1 1865.
Six and half furlongs, Handpress
won, Decanter second, Lady Disdain
third. Tme-1 :2425
Six furlongs, Recuittal won, BillaH
second, Tremargo third. Time-1:171a.
Hunters Steeplechase, about two
miles, Undine won, Ben Bolt second.
Only two starters. Time-4:J0
AT LAKESIDE.
CHICAGO, Nov 15.-Results at Lake.
side:
Five furlongs, Elida won. Cavaletta
second, Bob Garnet third. Time
1:O61a
One mile. Jos. Shelby won. Arrezzo
second, Teeta May third. Time-1:44A.
One mile, Marito won, Surmount Sec
ond, Papa Harry third. Time-1:51.
Six furlongs, O'Connell won. Fervor
second, Gath third. Time-1:11.
One mile, Imp won, Harry Thobun
second Ben Waddell third. Time-1:43.
One mile, Jersey Lad won. Mr.. Eastin
second, La Princessa third. Time-1:49.
AT CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.), Nov. 15.-Cum-
berland Park results:
Five and a half furlongs. Shield Bear
er won. Maggie S. second, Bombardon
third Time-1:0S12.
Four and a half furlongs. selling,
Beaumont won. Sister Mamie second,
Gypsy Prince third. Time-O:55A.
six furIongs, selling. Con Reagon
won. Miss Verny second, Stockholm
third. Time-1:14M.
Five furlongs, Guide Rock won, Mar
sella second, Jackanapes third. Time
-1:011a
Mile and an eighth. Alto H. won, t av-
eler second. A. B. C. third. Time