The San Francisco call., 1899-09-08
EULAH Nc WINS
THE 2::4O TROT
AT SACRAMENTO
Crowds at Agricultural Park Wit.
ness Several Very Interesting
Events on the Track.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. THE presence
of William ]. Bryan and the fact that 1t
was Odd Fellows day as well, attracted
over 1000 people to Agricultural Park this
afternoon The champion of free silver
delivered a somewhat lengthy address at
the conclusion of the harness events a:-d
was heartily cheered as he left the course.
The weather was warm the track fast
and the sport above the average. Favor
ties IN the betting were successful on four
occasions.
In the morning the big stock parade at
tracted a large attendance. The awards
will be made on Saturday.
The 2:4O class trot for 2-year-olds had
but three starters. Before the first heat
it was said that Eulah Nc was sick, but
the young Miss stepped off two heats out
in the lead without half trying. Vendome,
twice second, had speed. but left his leet
several times. The distance flag was
waived which allowed Dagmar to annex
the short end of the purse.
Psyche, the chestnut daughter f Cupid,
driven by the old war horse Billy Dona-
than, displayed rare form in the 2:4O class
trotting event, stepping to taw in three
straight heats. For the opening heat FL
Moro, Lena A, Eleanor Ann and Hank
were all well supported, the ODDS against
Psyche receding from 3 10 to even
money. Lena A drew the pole, leading the
procession to the stretch, where the faV-
orite forged to the front and in mild
drive led Eleanor Ann past the wire a
couple of lengths. In the two heats fol-
lowing Psyche never left the result in
doubt, leading almost from the word. in
the second heat Eleanor Ann again finish
ing in the place, cIinching. second money,
but in the third and concluding one was
eased up to allow Ell Moro, the selected
one" to land in that position.
The mile and sixteenth run for mares
and fillies was boiled down to a three
horse affair. Jennie Reid. with l0I pounds
up. ruled a strong faVorite and led from
start to finish, showing marked improve
ment over her race of the day before. The
price against Monrovia was sliced from
threes to s to ). but the old mare again
proved a disappointment, being beaten
half a dozen lengths for the place by
|. Morse. who was ruled off the turf
some two years back at lngleside track
was recently reinstated, rode Hohenzol-
lern in the seven furlong run. He made a
ridiculous showing and the race is open
to much criticism. On Tuesday, with III
pounds up Hohenzollern galloped six fur
longs in 1:15A. To-day Mount McGregor
reeied off the seven furlongs in 1:2719,
eased up from NOVia, and HOhenzollerr,
slight choice over the winner, was
beaten a full dozen lengths. To be sure,
ne packed III pounds, but this is no ex-
cuse for the exhibition.
A big field of fourteen two-year-olds
sported silk in the last number on the
card, a five furlong scramble for two
Jones. enjoyed a decided call in the ring,
and breaking in front of her company was
never headed winning, ridden out, from
Hlo ran into the show.
Another large attendance is looked for
by the management tomorrow, CONNER
picked mines will play a match game of
baseball at the park and in the afternoon
the knights of the road will endeavor to
make interesting for the bookmakers.
Following are the entries for tomorrow