The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-07
FOUR CHOICES
WERE FIRST At
INGLESIDE TRACK
Golden Rule a Fleet
Youngster.
AN EASY WINNER AT 10 TO |
ST. JACOB CAPTURED THE HUR-
DIE EVENT.
Jinks Given a Strong Argument bv
Strongoli-Buckwa outfooted
David Tennv From, C+o,4
AN EASY WINNER AT 10 TO |
ST. JACOB CAPTURED THE HUR.
DIE EVENT.
Jinks Given Strong Argument by
Strongoli-Buckwa outfooted
David Tenny From Start
to Finish.

Ingleside had most suspicious reopen
ing day. The weather was perfect. TWEEN
" oookmakers chalked UP odds, and the
fields were well graded. The attendance,
though, showed a slight falling off. The
IaVorltes Jared well, taking all but two
events
81 In the two-year-old scramble. Ed Corri
gan sent likely looking youngster to the
post in Golden Rule, a son of Golden Car
ter. The books quoted him at s and 10
To !, at which odds he was fairly we'll
played. "Skeets' Martin had the mount,
and beating the barrier, won all the way.
Bona finished second by q narrow mar
gin over Mountebank. There was no pro-
nOuneed choice in the betting.
Another unexpected happening was the
victory of ST Jacob. in the mile and
furlong hurdle affair. Monita with T.
Murphy in the saddle. was cinchy sort
OF fayorite, and cut up great capers to
the stretch. There DAILY, on ST. Jacob,
let his horse down, aud the old Topper
forged TO the front. winning well in hand
by half length. The Montana delega-
ton, IL is said. made quite a cleanup.
A cheap-looking set Of platers faced the
webbing in the opening five and one-half
1urlong spin. The COrrigan entry, Alaria
was hammered down from 3 TO . to 3 to
z, and never left the result in doubt Ell
sin was second, length before Sevoy.
For time IL looked as if Jinks had
found more than her match in the six
furlong dash, third on the card. Pat
DUNES FLY was so highly thought of
that to was the ruling price at post
call. AT the start the numbering Strongoli
shot to the front, and not until the pad
dock was reached did the favorite over
take him She there slipped TO the front.
winning fashionably Strongoli stopped
so badly that he lasted just long enough
TO take the place from Balista by a head.
The mile and a furlong selling run fell
70 Ed Purser's gelding Buckwa. David
Tenny, which commanded the call in the
ring, did not appear to be at himself, and
was headed from start 10 finish. The
winner was backed from TO 2 TO to 5,
while Tenny went back in the betting.
MisLeton led Dare II out for the show
Mary Black, with John Reiff on her
. back, weighing "a pounds, made a show
of her field in the Owners handicap at
five furlongs. She was favorite in the
betting, and though Miss Rowena ran
pluckily with 100 pounds and Bullman up,
was unable TO extend the Nishard entry.
Midlight lasted out long enough to beat
Rosormonde for show honors.
Track Notes.
"Skeets" Martin carried off the saddle
honors, plotting three winners in clever
fashion. "Skeets" was never riding in
better form than at the present time.
James Long, who was ruled off some
years ago at the Bay District track in
connection with the running of the horse
Ricardo, has been Teinstated. 1t is under
stood he will train the horses owned by
Smith & Tam.
St. Jacob is said to have been well