The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-07
Ben Holiday Takes The
Winners Measure
at Saratoga.
Long Shots Capture Five Of
the Six Events Decided
at Harlem.
Bozeman Gives Pepper Suspic-
iouS Ride, and All Bets Are
Declared Off.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. Gin the
fourth event to-day The Winner. with an
impost OF ia pounds, was beaten by Be n
Holiday, much TO The surprise and vexa-
ton of the formers hackers. The weather
was clear and tae track improving.
Five and a half furlongs, two-y ear-olds-
*Ihe Huguenot ! l5 CIV. MARTINI, 10 5.........1
La Goleta liz Oh. Martln). to /.
Time 1:l014. Wild Warrior also ran. "Favorite.
One mile. selling
ubcon l16 Is oan), to 3................: 49,.
Lake view Palace l04 (Beauchamp) IL 10 -
Time, 1:4i14. Lord zeni los and schultz iO4
also ram *Favorite.
Zen Ronald 100 (sherrer), to l.................I
Salv'do 100 (Thorpe) 8 to 1.....................2
*Xmas lG6 (Doggest), even
Time, 1:I6la. ORION and Lela's Cuckoo also
ran ~Favorlte.
One AMI sixteenth mi ss-
Ben HoIladay lo6 &C. clayton), to .........1
FThe Winner lid (Sioanl. to 3.
Toots lo1 (Hall), IL to 1...............:.... -
Time, 1:4914 Falernan also &Favorite
Five furlongs, selling. two-year-oIds-
fla Ventura 80 IN. Martin) TO 1...........d
MaiTpln nc, lo2 ssoan, 70 20
Time, :oS1h. White. Eyes io7, Spanish Prin-
] OF and Ionia 90 also ran. *Equal choices in bet
ting.
CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. 6.-Long shots
were winners in i've of the six events at
Harlem. In the fifth race Martin K, at
to 2, won from Metaire, 80 to l shot,
Pepper, the 2 to 5 favorite, getting third
place. The race had such suspicious
look that the judges declared all bets off,
Six furlongs, selling
Martha SO (Donaidson), 10 to 1................l
Laius lO1 (Caywood), TO 2..........-...........2
Mary lol (Lew). 10 to ~,
1uI etie fo1 Rosa Nav ioi Lotie Iol @re
! ranet &c. Al Monarch SO and Nonchalance 100
also *Favorite.
Five furongs maidens, twoyear-olds
*Borden H. (Caywood) even ...;..-........' i
Flaxen Hair 100 &C. Claytonl 8 10 l.............2
Ladi. Marie 100 u. Weber, TO L.. ............3
Time, 30. BeatriS 100. Lqca ne 1o5; , Glen
Terra I0S, Radiare 100, Cutter II and Jim Brown
Ito also ran. %FavOrlte.
One mile selling
%kvanatus lO4 (iI. Isom) s to 2.....,..........l
*Protus los (NIathews) to
Brother Fred SO a. RoberIsonl, 6 10 l. -.
Time, AHA. Benefit 81 Olivia l. 94 Colonel
Gar ga, King 1aong 81, jersey Lad 80 and Ona-
laska 40 also ran. *Etu i cnoice in bettig.
Seven furlongs, handicap
The Plutocrat SO CT Burns), to l. ...........l
adv Callahan 1oo (Neweomb): 10 to L'.....""SS
Tine 1:2714. Bill Arnett s. Aquinas 96and
David Tenny lO5 also ran. @tavorite
One and quarter miles, selling
Martin 80 st. Burns). to 2......
%Pepper Ia (Bozeman),2 TO 5. ..................3
Time 2lO14. Trnoy SO. Pirate Prince go
rasco los and Tom sayre 105 also ran. *Fa-
vorlte
Fix furlongs. selling
Easter Eve 90 (Donaidson), 4 to l................1
A ureola 80 (Newcombl. to 1. .......2
h1 T@t MuSi i4 ~ APgoss IS, zran. 3d. santa
Cruz SO, Fisher ee, skate Fisher 1O2. DE Jure lU6
and Ashland Ill also ran. ~Favorte.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, August 6. = There
was large crowd in attendance
at the fair grounds to-day to see sport de-
void of much interest. From the six
races on the card three favorltes came
home winners. the last race of the DAY
going to an outsider-Marjorie.
six furlongs ceiling
Backing hrush lO4 5Foucon) to 1.............l
*KeeI e5 (stevens), 8 to .:...........2
Lady Brttanie s6 !p, tyrmsP 90 SO t,loa.n:;;
Yankee Helress 1O1, Briggs 81, Hill Billy 81 and
White lO2 also ran. *Favorite.
Gold Band 81 &C. CoonNsl, 8 10 1................1
kfexington Pirate Sd tGilmore). TO 5.........3
Time, AS. Stella B 81, Frontier l04. Kinda
IO4, Jack Bradley 106 and outaway 1O7 also ram
stavorte.
st onsueiIa Io2 &C. eoombs). 5 to 3. ............1
Amber G.ints LOG (Hlnkey) to l. ...............2
Powha tan 104 (Furrl, ito :.....::...3
Time :43. Can See I'm 81, NJ B 8 Tn lie
Pat g. Minerva l02 and High Noon l02 also ram
*Favorite
*Charm lO4 (Garner), to 2.
Linda lO4 (Slaughter) TO 6.....................2
GLADYS L 80 (nines), 10 to .......... ..3
Time, ASIA. Ora Audran ss also *Fa-
vorite
Five furlongs, two-year-olds-
&Ver fly l06 (Garnef). even.
Xaissa IO5 q oucon), 10 to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Free Lady los (Hinkey). 6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Time l:U21a. Mary Leighton los. Hedorn
100, eli 85. Kate kutheTfo d 1O5. Del Harte
105, Guide Rock 105 VIII irlmantiline LOO and sir
Rolla lOS also ran *Favorite.
Marjorie 1872 tslaughter, to l..................1
Joe Hart l04 (Comps), to l. ..................3
Time IL, l;15. Polly H c IS, silver Set ss;
and Terrier LOT also %Favorte.
BUTTE. Mont, Aug. 6.-An excellent
card was presented at the track to-day.
The favorites again dunn ped. their hackers
numerically. Fantasia won a royalty
contested race and Altoka surprised the
public by winning from Chris Peterson
and Carlyle Carne in two straight. The
greatest race of the day was the five and a
half furlong dash, the Owners handicap.
| Don't Know won handily, Dora Wood,
the favorite, getting the place. Leora, the
Oregon whlrlwind, carrying l4O pounds,
beat a fast field, establishing beyond dis
pute the fact that she is the fastest short
distance runner in the West.
Trotting, 2:2O class. two in three, purse
| $700-Fantasia won, Golden Star and Meteor
divided second and third moneys Best time,
2:1734.
Tro:ing, 2:14 class two in three, purse
| S7O0-Altoka won, Carlyle Carne and Chris
Peterson divided second and third moneys.
Best time. 2:13A.
| Five and hall furlones, the Owners handi-
| cap, purse $780, Don't Know won, Doran
Wood second, PIumeria third. Time, 1:O9.
! Five furloues, purse $300-Fortunate won,
Joe Cotton second, Sable third. Time 1:0215.
Tree furlongs, handicap, purse $250-Leora
won. Harry second, Dolly Tucker third.
Time, :35.
Eve furlongs, purse $300-Sweet Briar won.
Salle Goodwin second, Ezekiel third. Time,
| 1:02L.
JOE PATcHEh'S FAST WORK.
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