The San Francisco call., 1899-05-27


year and their ability is pretty well
known, while some will go to the post for
the first time this season. Ben Holladay,
Pink Coat and Fleur de Lis are the only
ones on which no line can be got, except
the galops In spite of this, Ben Holld :
day is likely TO be one of the best-backed
horses in the race 1t is more than likely
that Filigrane will be the favorite on ac-
count of his easy victory in the Metro
politan handicap, although there are "A
lot of racegOers who do not believe a
three-vear-old can win either the Brook
lyn or the Suburban. Another popular
faVorite is BanaSter, who as well as Fill
Crane broke records at Morris farh. anu
who has shown some fast time at the dis
tance this week. Don de ORC Will surely
carry a lot of public money, especially as
Spencer will be on him and ought 10 rlde
him better than has O'Leary. Jefferson S
race on Thursday at Morris Park was the
best kind of work for the Brooklyn AID
| he will take a good deal or peatlns ac-
track early and late to get points: In
fact every horse sent out as lkelY
starter has host of friends and not ole
The following betting was announced
tonight: Filigrane, ) TO / ana 10 o.
George Keene, 5 to l and 2 to l; Ben Ben Hol-
laday. to and 212 to /; Don de orc, TO
/ and 3 to l; Banaster. 10 TO ana TO l;
Previous, u to l and to /; Box, Y to
ana 5 to l; Imp, 10 to l and to & |; Jefter1 te
and 10 TO !; Thomas Cat, 30 to l ana ~ I"
l: Warrenton. 60 to l and % to /; tleur de
Lis, so to l and 20 to l; Pink Coat, go to
and 25 to l: Algol, 50 to 1 and % to |;
Bangle, 80 to / and 10 to l; George Boyd;
100 to / and 40 to l; Jeannot, 500 to l and
200 to l.
CINCINNATI. May 26-There was an
o-her selling race boost at I4atonia to-day.
]. H. smith bid up jolly Roger, winner of
the fourth race from 5000 10 Sl2O5. The
horse was bought in by his trainer, Rob-
ert Tucker In the fifth race Beauchamp
adN
Judges disqualified his mount and gave
tLird money to Lady Elite. Weather fair
track fast. Results:
six furlongs. selling-John McElroy won,
Periwig second. Coralis third; Time, lis.
rive furlongs, two-year- -olds-Summer won,
Dissolute second curtis third Time, 1;03l2
Mile selling-SaVarse won, True Light sec
ond, Vanessa third. Time, li2l2. ~. r..
Mile and a sixteenth, selling-Jolly Roger
won, Don Clarencio second, Han dor third.
Time l;4s. -. s-,. o-.,,,,- r,o,
Nav Jane second. Lady Elite third. Time. 90
Olekma finished third, but was disqualified Tor
iGsitl-'9 SIX furiongs, seling-Pancharm won. John
Boone second. Prince Zeno third. Time l:l6A.
ST LOUIS. May 26.-The opening two races
al the fair grounds to-day were taken by the
favorites, while well-played second choices
were fortunate in three of the other events.
Rebel Jack at Is to l was the outsider to up
set the talents run of good luck. Track fair.
Results:
Six furlongs. maiden three-year-olds-La Jose
phine won. Katherine d second, Lady Osborne
third. Time, 1:l6.
Five and half furlongs, selling-Cotton
Plant won St. Augustine second, Newsgatherer
third. Time, 1903
Five furlongs-Ned Dennis won, Greenock
second Maud Wallace third. Time, l:O3
Six furlongs-Found won, Fervor second,
Gibraltar third. Time 1:l415.
Mile and eighth, selling-Jimp won, Clay
Pointer second Mamie l. third. Time, 1861.
one mile selling-Rebel Jack won. Branch
/ second Eddie Jones third Time. 1:42A.
CHICAGO. May 26.-weather wet; track
/ good. Lakeside results:
Four furongs-ZaZa won Huronia second,
/ Miss Fee third Time, :49.
/ One mile-Necedah won, Locust Blossom sec
! ond Clara Meader third Time, 1:43@4.
| six acknowledgements won, Fintah second
/ Marcopolo third. Time, 1:16ie.
Marks second, sunburst third. Time. 2:S7A.
-Four and half furlongs-Unsightly won
First Past second Georgetown II third. Time
/ :55l2.
six furlongs-Free Hand won, Pauline sec
| ond ] third Time, 1:15A.