The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-29
| JOE WHEELER
LOGGED AROUND
The Black PAGER Encoun-
tered More Easy
Prey.
Another Good Day for Baokers
Of Favorites at Emery
vile.
Klatawah Defeats Diawood for a
Stake-The Gate Free to Ladies
This Afternoon.

There was nothing in the ? :25 pace de-
cideo at Emeryville track yesterday
which could come within stone throw
OF making Joe Wheeler get out of fast
walk, and as consequence Farmer
Owen and the black hurricane from Fresno
enjoyed three very pieasurable trips
around this oval. 1t was quite apparent
that Joe could haul load of hay and two
or three patent com bined harvesters and
respers and then beat Arth ur W and Cap
tain Hackett, so no sort OF pathetic plead
ings on the part of an auctioneer could
get any one TO bet big red apple on the
end OF stick against Copper Creek mug
get the pair had a chance, so betting on
This particular event went by the board.
In the second heat Farmer Owen re-
lapsed into reverie and Joe paced the
mile out in 2:l4la, almost creating STIR
Of enthusiasm. He, needless TO say, also
took the other TWO heats and the purse
without noticeabl effort Arthur w was
second in the first heat raced. when he
developed a case of ennui and finished be-
hind Captain Hackett IN the remaining
two heats traversed.
The crowd was an improv ement over
the opening day, and the betting was
quite lively. Again the favo rite car
RED away everything in sight, klatawah,
Joe Wheeler anu Dr.. Leek experiencing
10 difficulty in disposing OF their teIds.
Al Sacramento during the recent ate
Fair meeting, Dawood, a sturdy looking
son OF Diablo, gained q decisive victory
over KIatawsh in a tIo-year-old stake
race but Yesterday the lakewood Park
representative turned the tables. 1t was
for the Webster stake, for two-vear-old
PAGERS, the pools selling DiaTo0d $50, and
the field, com prisIng Klatawah, Satla lie
Grand and Dlrectress, going Tor so. A
break early in be game cost Dawood
tbs first heat, which was taken by hlata-
wah he pleased in 2:181z
I he heat-winner now sold fayOrite over
his field at odds of $40 against So, and his
victory IN the heat following must be &C
corded a lucky one. Dtawood, which APP
parently had settled down 10 business,
was much steadier in the secon heat. AS
he was slowly but surely overhauling the
husky hlatawah in the straight for home.
be made q break opposite he paddock
and lost a couple of lengths. Holmes
quickly picked MIN W, and, res spending
IN game fashion, the Diablo yOungster
uck 10 his work, only to be beaten a
n a. by the firing favorlte, which was
stopping to walk The last hundred yards.
The winner, driven By Ben Cheboya,
stepped 20 the hall in :07l3 and that, no
doubt, accounted for has weakness at the
end.
For ins 80 trot the chestnut Sidney
gelding Dr.. Leek, driven by Jimmy" Sui
Ivan, sold to / choice over his field
and won in -traight heats, never being ex-
tender. Eureka was the contender in
each heat Rank and crusty al most OF
the interior meetings. the winner was a
god horse yesterday, tit TO go against
anything in his class.
SUMMARY.
FIRST race. Western stake, two-year-old purse
heats in three
kIAtawah, b. c, by steinway- Katie (Cheboya)I l
DIawood Oh. c. by DIsblo (Holmes) ..-......-..2 ,
Dictstress, oy Dictatus (keut) 3
- bic lie Grand. br c., by sable Wilkes
lime, 2;lS1a-2:l912.
second race. pacing, 2;25 class, heats three in
FIVE purse 5000
Joe Wheeler bl e., by Sidney Arnets- by
Grand Moor Owen ...... Gee. 1890. !
Captain Hacke,t. b g, By einway Wan
BoKkeien) : 2
Arthur w b C, by Wayland w QUINN. 3 }
lime 2:l7-2:l412-2:16.
Third race. lrottins 2:3O class, heats three in
FIVE. purse $500
Dr. Leek, Oh g, by Sidney Miss Roy (suui
Eureka Oh. E. by Ira O. sas) ....-..--..-....2 2
NJ bel W, b m by Prince Red (Holbrook)..4 3
Dol Y Madison. gr m, by James Madison
INelSon )-..---- 4 4
Time, 2: Observation-Disclosures