The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-17

NED morn was even money place, and
even better early In the selling. The Ter
TlDIe Swede' -Hellman-knows a trick or
with May later disclosed.
Toggles again won the open trot, and
went two splendid heats-2:1212 and 2:13A
throughout; Toggles opened at even
money, but 1t was to 10 for the second
heat They raced to suit him. as the first
half in 1:051l and 1:O51h left him to finish.
as Aster and Ethel did the carrying
Clark evidently has the Strathway horse
quite a race; Were he to be driven away
fast 1t might be different at the place
where they pay. off, Zombro is sore and
had too many. fast workouts. He should
be let up for while, then in the fall
races should, cut quite a fi~ure. The fin
ishes were close enough to arouse enthu-
Hellman let Osito win the 2:15 special
out of the 2:5o class She sS could d have
made Osito take quite record more ear
nestly driven. Mojave was unsteady and
Silver Ring broke at the far turn when
going fast toward the front. Osito was a
to 8 to 8. Our Lucky was a frost, and the
best man in America-Geers-cou t
have got the money; he being sore from
and barely beat the fence. The time time,
2:1S15, looks easy for Osito, but May B
could have taken three seconds out of
The closing race of the day was Pilot
McClellan's handily in 2:22A. quite a drop
from 2:2sA, his old mark. Billy" John
son had Melvar where he looked to win,
but fatal breaks ended his chances of
victory in the second quarter. Mcclellan
was well supported at to 8. and Dona-
than took care to be well in front at the
finish, driving ii out to the wire
The so-called match race, Campaigner
VS.. Illustrious. was declared off. the as
ISOLATION refusing to stand for a repeti-
ton of Fridays farce
From here most trainers will ship to
home tracks. Napa has a meeting Au-
gust Is to 10 inclusive. with good purses,
es at enoe The od w sYste to make of
heat races will be resumed. as the meet
ing just closed showed conclusively that
It would take Philadelphia lawyer to
decipher the moves of some of the drivers
when they know the rules do not quite
cover this style Of race procedure
The association came out ahead de-
spite all drawbacks, and undoubtedly a
return to Eastern methods. together with
better work with the bell rope and gen.
eral hustling to get, the events off on
that fall meeting will be held with
goodly purses and a few drawing attrac-
lions added to draw out the attendance
selves right nouly over the East, and one
new worlds record has already been ac-
quired.Klatawah's 2:06A, at Peoria Fri
day. Summaries:
FIRST RACE.
Special for named horses. trotting mile dash
Myrtle Thorne, blk. m. by Grandissimo (W
Ned Thorne, b. g. by Billy Thornhill Oh
Mabel Mckinney. b. m. by Mckinney &C.
Lynall and Iran Alto also started and finished
in that order.
Time-:34A 1:oS1k 1:43h, 2:1s
Betting: Auctions.,Field S. Myrtle Thorne
IS. Books-Myrtle Thorne 4 to g. Ned Thorpe
4. Mabel Mckinney to 5, Lynall s, Iran Alto 2
SECOND RACE.
All class. pacing, mile dash.
Butcher Boy. oh. g. by Secretary Cd. Mizner) l
William Baker, b. g. by Silkwood a.. Sulli-
Ketchum b. h. by Gossiper q. Baker, -. 8
FitZ Aymon, Bessie Rankin and Peanuts also
started and finished In that order
Time-:33A, 1:07A. 1:43h. 2:17