The herald., 1898-10-14

mead, CASTELAR, second by three lengths and
the others in a bunch. At the three-quar-
ters Saucy Eyes was first by length,
Smyle second, CASTELAR, third In the stretch
Devin sent La Moroma along, took the lead
from Saucy Eyes and won by half a length
over Saucy Eyes; Smyle third. Castelar,
fourth, Palomares NTH; time, 102h.
"Spike's" Killing
Fig Leaf was the good thing" In the
third running race, the seven-eighths of
mile, and Spike" Hennessy her rider, Is
said to have made n nice cleanup by win
ming the race. Queen Nubia was 2 to in
the opening quotations. Fig Leaf to I.
Prompto TO /, Masoero to 1, Kaiser Lud-
wig to l and Howard 10 to /. In the post
betting Fig Leaf was to s, Queen Nubia
to l, Prompto to 1, Masoero to /, Kaiser
Ludwig and Howard Is to each. Those
tickets on Fig Leaf seemed to act as wings
to Hennessy, for he got his mount away in
the lead and at the quarter was two lengths
In the lead. Kaiser Ludwig, second by a
length. Prompto third At the half Fig
Leaf was three lengths In the lead. Kaiser
Ludwig second by a head, Prompto third.
The pace was TOO much for the Kaiser
though, SO he slackened up In his pilgrim
age to the wire and allowed both Prompto
and Masoero to pass him. Fig Leafs lead
had been cut down to two lengths as the
horses swung into the stretch, but the
horse could not be touched, and ran with
several lengths to spare; Prompto second
by a length, Masoero third, Kaiser Ludwig
fourth. Queen Nubia fifth, Howard last;
time, 1929
Left at the Post
Lady Ashley was looked to to do the
trick In the SIX and half furfongs selling
race, the last on the card, but she failed to
materialize She was quoted at to s, went
tc to s. then to and closed at to TO-
Taribio was played by a few wise ones MI
from ~ to went to to 5. Tom Smith was
to 1, Pat Murphy. 12 to and Petrarch 20
to l. Ashley was left at the post and never
figured as possibility. Pat Murphy took
the lead. Taribio second. Smith third. At
the quarter Murphy was only head in the
lead Of Taribio, who was two and a half
lnegths IN front of Petrarc11, who had
moved UP to third position. Tar!bio took
the lead shortly before reaching the half,
with Petrarch hanging on to her right, a
lengths In front of Petrarch, who had
only head in the lead of Petrarch and
close behind the latter was Smith The
horses had pretty brush down the stretch,
but Taribto won by half a length, Petrarch
being the same In front of Tom Smith Pat
Murphy and Lady Ashley were the also
rams The time was 1:21k.
Summaries
Trotting, 2:17 class, 8 in s. purse $780,
Horse and driver Heats.
Iran Alto, b. 5. &C. F. Bunch).. Q 1 3 1
Nellie Bly,, b. m. &C. A. Owens) 8 2 4 8
sable Francis, br. m. G. Sui
MsSeI Mckinney. br. m: C.
L9u Lan055naals9 +. % T. w. | jonathan. " sss < <
Time, 2:i5h, 2:lsN. s:i71a, s:is%. 2:i7A;
fourth heat declared no race; Lou dis
tanced In the fifth heat.
Horse and jockey Weight
Running, selling, five furlongs, purse $500
03aii sni.n b. 9; (Rui1) p;..c;;;
Sir Urian. ch. g. Devlnl l..................i .io5
Pauline Mosher, b. (. Houck). l10
4. Ojai woonl Sir Urian second, Napian third !;
Running. special, selling, y Of a mile. for
s-year-olds and upwards purse Il $l5o. 40
Horse and jockey Weight.
La Moroma, ch. I. (Devln). 114
sascy Eyes, eh. iFrawieyj .ps .1es
Palomares, ch. g. (Bogorous). ............114
Gibbity Flibbitt, gr. m. (Williams ... .1l9
La Moroma won. Saucy Eyes second,
smyie third: time, 1;o2H. ..o.
Horse and jockey Weight
Queen Nuba, br. m. Devin). 100
Fig Leaf, b. m. (Hennessey).. ..............10 .109
Kaiser Ludwig. b. h. (Shlelds). .112
Howard. ch. g. -(Bullman). .109
Prompto, b. c. (Houck). .................. 107
Fig Leaf won; Prompto second; Masoero
Burning Il selling e furlongs' purse :2eo
Lady Ashley, b. +. Bullman). los
Tom Smith, br. 6. Devin). .107
ToribG, eh. g. FraWIlsSy|2,,
Toribio won. Petrarch second, Tom Smith
third; time, 1:21h.