The San Francisco call., 1898-01-06
Clear Sailing for Three Others Tinaidly Sup
 ported.
The Strongly Touted Sprinter Don't Know Finished
 Third.
The Track Suited Joe UIlr11an and He Won, Heavily Backed by Some
 Wise Ones.

The favorites about managed to make stand-off of it ladies day" at Ingleside, finishing first in three of the six events. The attendance was about as large as usual. but the bet ting was a trif1e dull. "Longshot" Conley was again the favored one of the grand stand, and when he man aged to get left at the post with Hei- delberg in the third event a groan arose from its occupants that sounded not unlike the roar of the tireless breakers on the distant ocean beach. The colored lad redeemed himself later tn the day though by riding a corking race astride of Yankee Doodle.
 If ever a horse was more strongly "touted' than the northern sprinter l Don't Know, that animal has yet to make its appearance at the meeting. He opened in the betting at to 5, and though the money poured into the books on him in various sized amounts, the newcomers odds gradually drifted back in the betting to threes, the lay CTS of prices apparently not taking much stock in the tip. c. Morse had the leg up, and, getting the Oregon horse away from the post none to well, quickly showed in front and remained there until the paddock was reached. There he became leg weary and was passed by both Joe Ullman and Twin kle Twink, the former winning in a drive by a neck. Stentor, the favorite, made a miserable showing. The win her was played down from 10 to G.
 The MorellO colt Imperious finally got out of the maiden class in the opening seven-furlong run. He was coupled in the betting with Joe Levy, and the ring laid : 1 a against tho noi Ho latter led the big field until we'll into the stretch, where Cash Sloan came with a rush on Imperious and won handily from The Dipper, ridden by Conley. Preston, the to favorite, could not get up, finishing a hard-rid- den third.
 The KittIeman Bros. made it three straight with the good lilly Midlight in the six-furlOng sprint next decided. With Conley up, she ruled a 13 to 5 choice in the betting. and in a rat ting drive with Lucky Dog the last sixteenth, earned the decision by a nose. Miss Lynah and Sorrow showed prominently out in front to the stretch where they grew leg weary.
 In the mile selling run which follow ed, Master OConnor, the midget rider. celebrated his first win in the saddle since his arrival here He had the leg up on Kaiser Ludwig, and Griffin's 4AOA t7N ch4A e c1S 1IOIIl HIS IGlQ, galODlnP Q in ahead of Rufalba, a to 1 chance Old Mulberry stumbled into the show. Heidelberg, the third choice, with Con ley up, and Miss Ruth, a longer priced one, were left at the post.
 Charley Thorpe got home first with the faVorite San Marco in the fifth event, another mile selling affair. Thorpe took no chances with the first choice, butt kept his horse in front all the way, and in a hard drive led Be namela and Charlie Reiff a length. Benamela managed to secure the place by nose.
 The hnal race on the card, a mile and furlong selling affair. went to Ed Purser's Yankee Doodle, ridden by Conley. Leading from the start. he got to the wire first in the hardest sort or a drive, a nose before Song and Dance, with Spencer in the saddle. Una colorado was fair third at long odds.