The San Francisco call., 1899-09-14
FAVORITE IS
BEATEN BY A
LONG SHOT
The AlbemarIe Stake al
GraveSend Track Is Won
by Runaway Girl.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, Sept 13.-The Albemarle
stake for two-year-old fillies was the only
feature on the card at Gravesend to-day.
Cleora was made a hot favorite in the
stake at 13 to 10. with Musette second
choice. The favorite got the worst of q
poor start, and although she ran a good
race had to be content with second to
Runaway Girl, who won ridden out by a
length at the good price of to 1. King
Barleycorn won the all-ages handicap in
gallop by eight or ten lengths, having
made all his own running. Owing to Bar
leycorn's varying form the stewards de-
cided to refuse him entry in the future.
Results:
Five and half furloncs-Montanic won,
los 1-5.
one and an eighth miles-King Barleycorn
1854 rs
The Albemarle. five and half furlongs-
Belle third. Time, LOG 10
One and a sixteenth miles-Betten won, Lieu
tenant Gibson second. DR.. Etchber third.
Five and a half furlongs, sellIng-L Alouette
won. Satin Slipper second, Ben Hadad third.
One and a sixteenth miles-Ma won, Chap
paqua second, Monadour third. Time l:4s
MILWAUKEE, Sept 1s-Fine weather. an
excellent track and three good races furnished
enjoyment TO 25,000 patrons Of the State Fair
to-day. Results:
2:I6 trot; purse slOOO-JoseDhine Dixon won
in straight heats Time 2:16l2, 2:1519, 2:l71s.
Chain Shot second, Biwbik third Stella and
Yellow Jacket also started.
2:35 pace; purse S500-Ahead won third, fourth
and fifth heats. Time, 2:19&, 2:ls, 2:22n Glen
Alto won second heat in 2:19R and was second
Colonel Anderson won first heat In 2:lS and
was third. Plumb Line and J. ]. Nc also
started
two in three heats-Barlight won in straight
heats. Time. 2:1s1s 2:17lR. Pussy W Illow sec
ond, Fay Highwood third Frank Yokum,
Teddy R. Gale and Melnotte also started.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 1s.-To-day's
races were witnessed by a large crowd. The
bookmakers lost heavily, owing TO the fact
that in both the 2;So pace and the 2:20 trot the
favorites simply out of the running.
The 2:1S pace was as pretty an eXhioitlon as
has ever been seen the Terre Haute track.
In no heat was the winner leader OF the neld
by a full head and in the second heat had it
not been for Ruby Mack's bad stumble at the
wire the heat would have been dead one with
Silver Prince After the fourth heat had been
paced the race was postponed until to-norro"
on account of darkness. Results:
straight rails heats Time, 2;os% 2:io, 2:nH. Miss
fourth. Birdie Mccoy, Gus Hornet. Minnie
Simmons, Ephraim; Beauty Spot and Vande-
l,s 2.S9 trof. 5fO purse @ s1oOo-Bertha Lee won in
straight heats Time, 2:l61A; 2l3A, PA Ran Rand
2:iS pace, purse $1,000 un1nished-Silver
Prince won the first two heats Time 2:11k.
2:OSlb Marshall won third heat in 212 Ruby
Mack won fourth heat. Time 2:13. Violation,
Mildura and Barony also started
BUFFALO, Sept. 13-Annie Lauretta took
the best sprinters at Fort Erie track into camp
this afternoon and galloped home at 10 TO l.
This was the feature of the day. Looram, the
Canadian record breaker. was the favorite in
the event. but Hardy Lewis rode home with
one leg out of the stirrups, Looram's saddle
having slipped off her back. Weather clear
am
SIX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won, Athy second
Bromo third. Time. 1:I5.
Six furlongs-Jack Telling won, Solent Sec
ond Hudson third. Time. .1:02i2.
one and a sixteenth nliles-Rotterdam won,
Bellpunch second Ennomia third. Time, 1;4SA
Five and a half furlongs-Jena won. Marie
Orendorf second, Statira third. Time, 1:0SA
Six furlongs-Nakars won, Wreath second,
Six furlongs-Anne Lauretta won, La Grange
second, Rideau third Time, l:14A.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. 13.-The Grand
Circuit races were resumed to-day at Nara
gansett Park Weather perfect. Track fast.
Some of the finishes brought the occupants of
the grand stand to their feet. The first race
was the unfinished 2:16 trot, postponed from
each and both were heavily backed in the pools.
Senator l. won easily In the 2:S0 trot Frank
Jones bay gelding Kingmond won in three
straight heats after running sixth in the first
heat. Dempsey outsider, won the 2;l1 pace
in two straight heats. The talent plunged on
Terrell S but the horse did not get a place.
\ second outsider won the 2:27 trot. Happy