The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-14
A Good Card and a Good Attendance
at Tanforan Park.
Giro, at Two TO One, Wins the First Event
With Plenty to Spare.
Great Day for the Bookmakers
at Newport, Not One Of the Fa-
vorites Coming First Under the
Wire-Purse Winners at Ben
nings and Lakeside.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13.-There
was good card at Tanforan Park to-
day. and the attendance was large. The
track had dried out rapidly, and was in
better condition than was expected
after the rain.
Burns started out by winning two
races His mount was on Giro, against
which to l was laid. He jumped out
in the lead and wen with plenty to
spare. There was a tight finish be-
tween Burdock, the favorite, and Abo-
rigine, on which Thorpe had the mount,
for the place. Burdock finished nose
ahead of the other one.
Burns won the second at six furlongs
with the Nevada mare Silver State. Pat
Ryan, who owns Silver Tone, took two
races with Afamada and Marcato
Weather cloudy and track muddy. Re-
suits:
Five furlongs, Giro Ct. Burns), to l.,
won; Burdock (Morgan), to 8, second;
Aborigine CThorpe). to l, third. Time
-1:04A. March Seven, Tizona, Gold
Finder and Washoe Ban also ran.
Six furlongs, selling, Silver State Ct
Burns), to- /, won; Coda (Ranch),
to l, second; Ricardo &c. jones'. IL to
2, third. Tine-1: 1874. Magnus. Sill
yer Maid. Wilmeter, The Miller and Ann
Page also ram
Seven furlongs, selling, Silver Tone
CT. Walsh. i to 5, won; Jennie Reid
Ct. Burns, to 3, second; Lavator
(Henry), 2 to l, third Time-1 81.
Six furlongs, selling, Afamada g..
Walsh, to 10, won; Campus &c.
jones', II to l, second; Don Louis (Hen-
ry), 20 to l. third. Time-1:1112. Pat
Murphy. Mike Rice. Montallade and
Sorrow also ran.
One mile, Marcato O. Walsh, even
won; My Gypsy Ranch), to 5, second !;
Morinel (Morgan), to 2, third. Time
i :443. Castake also ran
Seven furlongs, DR.. Sheppard
(Thorpe), Z to 5, won; Malay O.. Mar
tin), to 5, second; Mortgage q. Walsh.
Z to 2 third. Time-1:31. 'Ostler Joe
also ran.
AT NEWPORT.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 13.-This was a
great day for the bookies at Newport.
as every one Of the favorites went down
to defeat. Weather pleasant and track
fast. Results:
One mile, J. ]. T. won, Frank Nc
Connell second, Juanita third. Time
Il AZ
Five furlongs, Flora Daniels won
Russell r. second, Alceda third. Time
1902
Six furlongs, Randazzo won, Dolly
Wiethoff second, Necklace third. Time
1:141A
One mile, Flying Bess won, Kriss
Kringle second, Molo third. Time
1:4034.
Mile and an eighth, Frank Wagner
won, F'resco second, Raniro II. third.
Time-1:55a4.
AT JENNINGS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-The track
at Bennings was a little slow to-day.
Considerable dissatisfaction was ex-
pressed at the poor showing of Miss
Hanover in the second race. Results:
Five and half furlongs, Uncle Louis
Won Aratoma second, Tyrba third.
Time-1:10
Six furlongs, Fleuron won, Cupidity
second, Elsie Skip third. Time-1 10 10
Mile and 100 yards. Queen of Song
won, Goal Runner second. Campania
third. Time-1 81.
Six furlongs, Precursor won, Back
dlh SSEOltu, lllld
1.161@
Mile and 100 yards, St. Simonian won.
Havlock second, Come to Order third.
Fime-1 81 %.
AT LAKESIDE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Weather clear
and track good at Lakeside. Results:
One mile, Brown Dick won, Andy
second, Falsetto third. Time-1 40.
Five and a half furlongs, Felix Bard
won, Morris Volmer second, Lovable
third. Time-1 :0S1a.
Mile and a sixteenth, Catastrophe
won. Danish second, Deering third.
Time-1 :471a.
Five furlongs, A1garetta won, Little
Jack Horner second, Hugh Penny third
Time-1 :0212
Six furlongs, Erwin won, Lomond
second, The Monk third. Tinle-1:l5.
Mile and an eighth, Chancery won.
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