The San Francisco call., 1899-08-30
|DOL|TA WINS
HORSE REVIEW
FUTUR|TY RACE
Best Time for the
Glass Ever Made.
PURSE is WORTH $4,000
STANFORD ESTATE SECURES A
PORTION.
Palo Alto Stock Farm Among Nom
inators of the Sires of the Win
ner and the Second
Horse.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Aug. 29.-Idolita,
owned by Frank Jones of Portsmouth,
n. H., pulled down the winners share OF
the rich Horse Review stake for three
year-old trotters to-day. The little bay
walked away from her field in each Of the
three heats and won hands down. The
purse was worth 500 300 and was the third
of series of Futurity offerings put up by
John c. Bauer of Chicago. To-day's race
was the fastest three-year-old Futurity
ever trotted. The first heat was made in
the following time: ;33, los, 1:4O. 2:121a.
| This was the fastest of the three heats
and equaled the three-year-old record in
class trot made at Louisville last year.
The money was divided as follows:
Idolita. owned by Frank Jones, $4,000;
Ecstacy. owned by II. c. Mcdowell of
Lexington, $45O0; Rita e, owned by H. w.
Brown of Salt Lake, S2250; Irma Electric,
owned by Henry Axell Dallas. Tex, $3.50;
My Trick, owned by Marcus DAILY OF Mon
tana, $780,
The balance Of the purse was divided be
tween the nominators of the sireS OF the
winner and the second horse. OF this
amount the estate of Senator Stanford
secured $2000
Idolita, the favorite in the betting, was
never in danger of losing the race. He led
all the way in the first heat Coming
down the stretch Ecstacy challenged the
leader, but broke fifty feet from the wire
ana lOSl WDdt looked ike d CIldI4C6 IOI the
first honors of the heat. Crystalline
broke at the start and. with Longan. was
distanced.
In the second heat Ecstacy broke again,
this time at the quarter. Idoltta went out
to the front and took the ground easily.
There was hard struggle from the half
pole to the wire between Rita and
Daly'S colt Ny Trick, for second place.
The Montana colt closed up gap of
twenty lengths and came in only a half
length behind Rita L. This heat was
slow, in 2:1412.
Again in the third heat Idolita cut out
the pace Ecstacy broke at the half, but
caught her gait and came down the
stretch neck and neck with Rita E, and
this time beat the latter to the wire by
a nose in a furious drive. Oracle onward
was a close fourth, with the others well
up. The time Of this heat was 1872, 1:O61a,
The 2:2O pace, worth $4,000, was easy
money for the favorite, Robert FitZsim-
mons In the third heat Arbutaskan
second money. They closed up gap of
twenty lengths on Fitzsimmons and
Shade On nosed out second prize. They
forced Robert to do this heat in 2:0SA,
which he did with great ease.
The first heat of the third race, the
Central stake of $4,000 for PIP class trot-
ters furnished the prettieSt race of the
meeting. Coming into the stretch the
field was well punched, with Copeland,
the fayorite, on the pole. At the last last
turn Altoka and Humboldt MAID pulled &c
The three raced down the stretch side
by side and finished noses apart. The
three remaining heats went to Sir Charles
in slow time. Copeland broke continu-
ally and was unable to get inside the
money Mr. Spelman gave the crowd q
sensation in the third heat by pulling out
of the bunch at the half and setting a
clipping pace well into the stretch, where
Sir Charles headed him and took down
the purse.
To-days weather was nearly perfect for
ri
neighborhood of 1900 people saw the con-
tests. Summaries:
The Horse Review Futurity. three-year-
trotters; purse $50, 600. ,
Idolita, b. C by Monaco Edith (Mareh)...1 l
Ecstacy, by Baron Wilkes Ethel Wynn
Rita E. $. +. by Ashland Wilkes Mollie
Irma Electric, b. f. by ectrite-Anthem
Ny Trick br. c. by MilroiElectric doe
Rhea) .'.-.o o o
Oracle Onward, ch f. by Onward-Grace
V &C. Beachy). ....................!.....t
X II Brother, b. f. (Milan) ................4
Carbine, gr & (Starr) r)......................o I
Crystalline, b. (. (StouD.. ........... Dlstanced
Red Arthur b. c. Cunningham .. .Distanced
Miriam Logan, br. f. CWesD ...... Dlstanced
Kellar b. c. (Williams) Withdrawn
Time 2:121A-2:141a-2:H.
1.-The Maple Leaf; purse $4,000; 2:2o pace
Bob Fitzsimmons won in straight heats. Time,
2:10-2 .09A-2:0SA. Shade On second, Arbutas-
kan third Rhea ] also started.