The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-14
MANY FRECKLED
HARNESS HEATS
Iran Alto Victorious in
the PIT Trot.
SULLIVAN FINED FIFTY
FIG LEAF, THE RUNNING FA-
VoRITE, TO WIN.
Some of the Events at the Los
Angeles Meeting That Were
Heart-Rending to the
Talent.
SULLIVAN FINED FIFTY
FIG LEAF, THE RUNNING FA-
VoRITE, TO WIN.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 13.-The racing
this afternoon was replete with freckled-
looking heats in the harness event and
Notwithstanding breaks for that portion
of the crowd that followed the fortunes OF
the runners. After a tortuous tour last
ing through five heats, Iran Alto, driven
by the San Jose reinsman, Charles Bunch
was returned winner of the 2:17 trot. In
the fourth heat Jimmy Sullivan, behind
Sable Frances backed from to l down TO
even money, dropped from the clouds,
winning easily, after barely saving his
distance in the three preceding heats. i ne
judges declared 1t no heat, and Sullivan
was fined 800 for the acrobatic perform
ance.
With one exception, the running events
all went astray, Fig Leaf being the only
winning favorite. In the second number,
Jockey Ruiz, with the leg up on CASTELAR,,
gave a highly tnvigOrating rehearsal, for
which he was indefinitely suspended.
The Burns & Waterhouse entry, Ma
plan, was a sizzling hot faVorite for the
five-furlong scramble, first decided, ana
before half the distance had been covered
broke down. Ojat, the second choice then
won easily from Sir Trina.
La Maroma looked the best of the six
starters in the next event, also f1ve-fur-
long sprint and ruled lukewarm choice
In the ring. She came from behind in the
stretch winning in a drive, neck before
Saucy Eyes, which f11y cut out the run
ming. 1nCIG Was d ACdNg anu SOA1
play on CASTELAR,, with Ruiz UP, put she
stopped unaccountably the last portion
W. L. Stanfelds mare, Queen NuUla,
was chaIked up faVorlte 1or the seven
furlong selling affair, but Devin managed
to get her away in badly tangled up
condition, and she was never promlne4nLt l.
The talkatiVe coin all went in on rig
Leaf, cutting the price from TO 70 I
to favoritism, and Mike Hennessy had
her in front al the eIa way, Prompto look
BuIlman, the blonde rider, was aboard
Lady Ashley, the to 10 taVorlte, Tor me
final six and a half furlong run, and again
scTamh1ed the eggs badly. When Caldwell
dispatched the bunch the mare Whee!ed,
and was virtually left at the post. Tor
drive ar the wire from Petrarch, a 20 to
shot The show fell TO Tom Smith. Sum
mary:
Trotting, 2:17 class. heats, three in five, purse
ram Alto. b. h. by PaIo Alto.
s5 Eleinf Fra Bgeeh' br M BY Sable
Wilkes (SuIlivan) ...............:...;4 z
Nellie BLY,, b. m. by starboul. .
(Owen) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...-......-' d
Mabel Mckinney. bF m by Mekin- s 2 ,
t6 msS b. M lloi by Ira 'iDonathan)
. Four t declared red mo heat tDstanced
Following are the entries for tomorrow:
First race special trot-Thompson, Mamie
Riley, Our Jack, Osito, Silver Ring
Second race-Entries close at 10 a m.
Third race. nine-slxteenths of mile, two
Fear-olds:
1871 Inola s.........1O5l 1S1 Ellen Wood. 90. los
13l Miss Matte. 100 -. Peter Weber. JOB
Fourth race, eleven-sixteenths of a mile, all
ages:
l2S Igo ............107l 1873 Palomares 800. .109
I21 Miss DAILY. 12S Whistle Bird. 100
. -. Carlist ..........10'
Fifth race five furlongs:
1O9 Rubicon ........11fl 1913 Roadwarmer ...1O4
119 Amasa .......... 80 125 Moringa ........ log
1872 Ojai ............. 81