The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-07

8 to 1. Starter Havey got them away
nicely punched, but Modwena was on her
stride best and soon opened gap OF a
couple of lengths on Magoalle mas me
of speed with her, and as they passed the
half-mile mark Morello's daughter had
but half a length the best or II. Gouln,
on Magdalenas, went to the oat as soon
stretch, and naturally his mount quit,
even losing the place. Modwena went on
and won by two and a half lengths, with
Joe Piggott sitting still whlle Mlu1oVe'
neck In front of Magdalenas at the hnish-
ing time. Crossmelna was a poor last.
Time, 1:02.
The third event, selling race Of six
and half furlongs, had four contest
ants. Harry Thoburn was for some rea-
son thought to be moral" TO be-
ing his price, and to sport McA aims
who had not been out in about two years,
Q to /. They got a fair start, Sport Nc
Allister being a little in front, with the
fayorte next Fiirtdia GToP cIeea 1 70 SNORT
nearing the half pole, Thoburn on the ran
falling back over a length. McAllister
was leader by half length as W 1ney Inree
lengths in front of the supposed piper
ina Thoburn got the gait and the whip
in allopathic doses coming down the nome
stretch, while Gouin forgot ms whlp ,n I'M
ing him a winner with all sails set by
two lengths The despised Vents, was
second, two lengths from the false alarm m
awful last Time, 1:22lh. There was a
hush in the bookmakers' camp and Jubi-
lation among the four hundred or 50
knowing ones as McAlilster came oacA ~
the winners ring.
A selling race for two-year-olos, .oura W
on the programme, had quartet OF
starters. Faversham was made I 10 ~
dol az n
to and Gilt Edge 20 TO l. 10 1alr
sort of start Faversham shot to the front,
leading by two lengths the flrst eighth
Then Casdale began to catch the black
favorite, who led past the half pole by
less than a length, Napian two and
half lengths away. Casdale passed "a
versham on the final turn ana lea IN the
of the talent four lengths from Napian
Casdale's rider pulled over to the rail- IN
front of Faversham, but was clear When
a half length. Faversham was second pS.
two lengths before Napian, who beat
Cit Edge eight lengths. Time, 1:l61s
The first half was bs run bemey sy Selling stake
six furlongs, brought six to the post Ar
baces, brother to Diggs. was a seething
favorite, backed down from to to Z TO
10. Marplot was at to 5. Moringa to
/, Himera 20 to l. Losette Is and Ell Moro
20 to /. They were off to first-class
start, but Marplot, on his stride best, TOOK
a SllRnI leaQ III tilc lllot
passed the half pole a head in front Of
Arbaces. on whom Mornga Was lap lappe ED
by a half length at the three-quarters
and Arbaces was logging It badly, Mo
ringa going up second. Half way down
the home stretch Moringa said good by
to Marplot and won all out by about
three lengths, Marplot second, length
before Himera, who finished very strong.
Arbaces was a bad fourth. Time, 1:l41a:
The concluding race, seven and half
furlongs, had seven starters. There was
a delay of ten mintes. and finally they
were dispatched to a fair start. Man
camilla was interfered with. Colonel
Wheeler assumed the lead and kept it for
five furlongs, when Scarborough got up
and led Wheeler by half length in the
home stretch, Ko 10 less than length
away, on the outside. Bozeman put up
a weak finish on SCARBOROUGH and 10 Ko
got up and won cleverly by length
Scarborough second, with Colonel
Wheeler at his saddle. Tenrica was a
poor fourth. ManZanlla ran a good race
after having been interfered with. The
time was 81