The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-19
GRAVES END'S
GARD is FULL
OF MARVELS
Easy Things Break Every
Record for the Pres
ent Season of Racing
Joaquin Makes Good
and His Owner Takes
a Fine Days Winnings
Special Dispatch 10 The Can

- RAYESEND, X. Y, Sept B.-More
good things were turned loose at
~ Gravesen6 to-day than on any
other day during the racing Sea-
son The sarurnalia really began with
the frst race. when ulyria, backed down
from TO ] 10 & 10 Z. defeated Parisienne.
Wealth and tvO-year-old Gold Saint
Redfern rode Days colt, evidently neither
Of his own lads being good enough 10 have
the mount to-day
Dave Johnson's stalwart figure appeared
e.. the betting ring early IN the day and
when the second race was called the spe-
cine reason for his presence was appar-
en- his highly regarded colt Joaquin,
wI0 early ln the year was expected 10
win great stake, at last made good and
his owner backed him so well that he
wa accredited with a handsome days
winnings IL IS no sure thing that John
son would have Won his bets, however,
but for the fact that the favorite, August
BelmOnts Orthodox, was so badly pinch
&C Of at the start that he never had a
chance. Belle Of Portland, at 100 TO !, was
third IN this race
FIRST RACE Handicap. for all ages, six
Betanr. Horse. Weight. Jockey St q Fin
70 l-Illyria 81 lSedfernl --..-- j ! y
, % I-WeaIth. Ia lCoburn) -. 3
T1me. III 4-5 start bad Won driving
uithyia. Gold Saint l04, also ran.
SECOND RAcE-For maiden twO-year-Olds,
Eve and q half furlOngs;
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey ST z Fin
70 - .eaa5h; I 10 Ifiesf22s5
100 70 belle Of Portland. 1O7
gBoisen) ~; W., d-,, 3 n
Winner. j.. G. JohnsOn's b. C. by knight OF the
Thistle-LaGy Alice Redman lOl, Iaveroale
~ 6r 8 z ~ ydTaa ga io7 Du Nth s
shady Lad 1O7, Ruby Hampstead lO7, also ran
THIRD RACE Handicap. for all ages, one
and an eighth miles:
betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
. 10 1-shorthose, 115 (Odom) 800
= 10 VIVA Pirate. 1O2 OO'NenD-- 2
- l-t-ter F4Tales - 1aieks' ~ . ,S,,I a
Winner. G0ughacre stables %. c. by Athellng-
Miss Glennon. Charles Elwood 122 Tribes Hin
81. C0lousay 80. Lord Badge loo, Circus 80,
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The FIatIand Selling
Stakes, for tWo-yea--olds, five and half fur
betting. Horse. weight. Jockey. St. ;. Fin.
10 10 1-Letola "a (Creamer) $500. ] IA
10 2-Flammula 100 Higgins. 4
- % l-Mordel.a, 50 CIV. Fisher. Q 3 =
Time, Jos 10 start bad Won driving
y winner. ". B. Jennings Oh. 2 by star Ruby
1eL-e- ,-. IN 20 49,, ~ II5 50
Bath Beach 81. Reveiue 80, Tendercrest 50,
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-selling. Tor maiden three
year-Olds one and e sixteenth miles:
10 f-catt Buckle 10 65oisen).12 3 IA
20 l-Easer, lo9 tI5urns) ------- h
- TO l-t3ollUa. 100 Cannon 5000 7 ,
Time, l-59 3-5. start fair. Won easily.
Winner T. ~ Coulters p. C.. by Sir Walter
Elsie b. Guy Park lib. JOla 10, SalOra lC9
queen Elizabeth 100 Erbe 100, King Carter
1l2. Williamstead 1l2. DR.. Bissel 100. The Loop
JOE. Tom Lawson 109 Mutt Blanche 100, Pass
Book 112. Albany Girl 10 also
SIXTH RACE-seHing, for three-year-olds
Hul onward. and q sixteenth miles.
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. 81. q Fin.
20 Lord TurcO, p lDesauza) 1 4 q
i 10 i-st5negTall. los o0'NeiID 5 3 =
Time las p. start fair. Won driving
Winner, w c Smiths b. C.. by Lord Harting-
ton-Turcolz- Hoodwtnk 1O5. Kingraine JOG,
Carroll y l07s knight Of Garter 102, Baikal
So Sir Roche 102 Meistersinger los, Gallant
ran