The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-06
SEAGATE STAKES
ONLY A GALLOP
FOR ETHELBERT
One to Forty in the
Bettin 6.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NTW YORK, Aug. 5.-This was the last
day of the racing at Brighton Beach, and
but one stake was down for decision, the
Seagate, for three-year-olds, at one and
a lquarter miles, in which Ethelbert was
held a one to forty and won that way.
He took the track at the start, and had
only to gallop to win, as the Bard pair
could nowhere get near him.
The upset of the day was in the second
race, where Stuart was one to three in the
betting and finished absolutely last after
leading to the stretch. The winner turned
up in pretty chestnut filly, Musette,
who has a world of speed and is thought
to have promising look for the FqturityZ
fierce storm broke just before the NTH
race and nobody escaped Wetting. Re-
suits
One mile-st. Clair won. Arbaces second
Five furlongs- Musette won, Decimal second,
Yellow Tail third. Time 1:01 As.
Six furlongs sellng-Silver Carter won, Pres
tige second, Innovator third. Time, 10 10
Seagate mile and quarter Ethelbert won.
Sir Hubert second, Brahmin third. Time.
seven furlongs-Gray jacques won, Bob White
second, Floronso third. Time l:29 20. o,.-.,
won, Maurice second, Fly by Night third.
Time 1:51 20.
won, Dare All second, Tontore third. Time.
4:46.
SARATOGA, N Y. Aug 5-The largest
crowd of the season attended the races to-day.
Don de Orc managed to dump the talent. He
never made a showing. The first part of the
Double Event. the Grand Union stakes, was
a fZ2e, far sport was concerned. Mes
merist with Taral up, was hot favorite,
Waring being the next in order. 1t proved 10
be simply exercise gallop as Mesmerist
hands down by couple of lengths, King
Courier easily beating Sam Philips for place
Six furlongs-Ben Hadad won, Nichols sec
ond. Athamas third. Time, 1:1412.
One mile and a sixteenth-May Hampstead
Won Don de Orc second. Toluca third. Time,
Grand Union stakes five and a half furlongs
-Mesmerist won, Kings Courier second, Sam
Six furlongs- Sanders won. Glorian second.
Caoutchouc third. Time, lis.
Handicap, steeplechase short course-Mr.
Dunlap won, Red Hackle second. Eli Kendig
third. Time, 3:l5-
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-The heavy rain made
the track very sloppy at the fair grounds.
Mamie the only winning favorite. Re
suits:
one mile and a quarter-Miss Edwards won,
Terra Incognita second Pinocle third. Time
Selling. one mile and an eighth-Mamie G
won, Rowland Duet second, Friskal third
Selling one mile and an eighth-Sir Joseph
Lister won, Basquil second, Hittick third.
Handicap, one mile and a sxteenth-Chimura
won, Moralist second, Judge Steadman third.
Handicap. six furlongs-Alleviate won, Apple
jack second, Diser third. Time, 1:17.
Handicap, two-year-olds FIVE and =, half fur
lonss-Lady CurZon -won Morris Volmer sec
onf Glissando third. Time, 1:10A.
CHICAGO Aug. 5.-Weather cloudy; track
good at Harlem to-day. Results
Six Observation-Disclosures won Harry Thoburn
second Kenmore Queen third. Time, 1:19A.
Seven furlongs-Barrack won, Thrive second
Caviar third Time, 1884.
Mile and siXteenth-Deering won, Rafaello
second Crockett third. Time. 1884.
Seven furlongs, handicap-Maceo won, Rich
ard second. Fervor third. Time, 1:32H.
Mile and a quarter-Teutons won, Prince
Blazes second, Einstein third. Time. 2:19A
One mile. selling-Mole won. Blue Lick sec
ond, George H. ketcham third Time, las.
DETROIT, Aug. 5.-The weather showery
and the track heavy at Windsor to-day. Re-
suits:
One mile seling-Can 1 See En- won Tony
HONG second, Bannie third Time, 1:45.
One mile, selling-Tillie w won Laurentau
second Ollie Dixon third Time, 1:4412.
Six furlongs-Tobe Payne won, Miss Rowena
second, Tribune third. Time. 1:16.
Mile and an eighth, seing-Ein won, Sa1lie
Lamar second, Colonel Cluke third. Time.
1864.
Five furlongs. selling-Daily, Report won.
Yolcco second. Left Bower third. Time. 1903
Short course steepechase, selling-Roscbery
won BaC Jimmy second, La Colona third.
Time, 3:47