The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
DOLLY HAYMAN, AT ODDS OF 100 TO /,
DEFEATS BEAU 0RM0NDE AND EPICURE
Daughter of Cchton Is Neglected by Bettors, and Unde
loves Excellent Handling Runs Fast Mile---Bullma
Lands Redwald Winner by a NoseJockey CIubin Fror


part of the racing at Oakland yester-
day. The three-y year-old filly is owned
by the Texas horseman, Wade McLe-
more, and was one of seven starters in
the concluding event of the afternoon,
a mile purse affair. So busy were the
talent getting aboard Beau Ormonde
and Epicure, each of which was quoted
at Z to 5, that very little attention was
paid any of the others. Dolly Hayman
made her California debut in a race
last Tuesday. but the showing she
made was far below her Eastern rec
ord. Wade McLemore figured that his
entry was I'D against it, and so did the
major portion of the bookmakers, for
/ 100 to 1 was chalked on a few boards.
Bullman had the mount on Beau Or
monde and Powell rode Epicure. At the
start the pair went out in front and
everything pointed to two-horse race.
Although the pace was not a sizzling
one Powell took Epicure back a bit
about three furlongs from the stand.
About this time Lowe began moving up
with Dolly Hayman, and it was appar-
ent she was going to be a factor. Bull
man saw her coming and sat down
hard on Ormonde, and Powell also tried
/ to get IN the game again. About a
furlong from the wire the latter was
cut off, and in a, mild drive the de-
spised long shot lowered the colors of
Beau Ormonde by a long neck in 1:391s
Two lengths away, Epicure was third.
There was only dribbling play on the
winner, the average market price being
40 to /, and the bets recorded were
mostly show plays.
The mild weather and a card above
the average attracted a large attend
ance. The different events were well
contested, head and nose finishes be-
ing common occurrences. Three fa-
vorites were returned winners.
Morris Eppinger's colt The Bugaboo,
an to 1 chance took the maiden two
year-old scramble from field of ten.
Et Tu Brute. another long shot, led to
within fifty yards of the wire, where
The Bugaboo, ridden by N. Lewis, got
up in time to win by almost length.
Pachuca beat the favorite, Harbor, for
the show.
If ST. Winifride had chance to take
the six and a half furlong selling num-
Der it was ruined soon after the start
by Foley's saddle turning. The rider
himself narrowly escaped injury. finally
getting the mare pulled up near the
three -eighths pole. Jockey Club, pilot
ed by Bill Waldo and equal favorite
with st. Winifride early assumed the
front position. beating out Albemarle
with something in reserve. Tamm, a
70 hot NoIo
downed Polonius a short head for the
show.
The Fog. a to favorite, made a
runaway race of the five and a half
furlong selling run. Foley had the leg
up on the colt and was kept busy from
the time the barrier was released try
ing to prevent his mount fror running
out Under this handicap the favorite
crossed the line two lengths before
Waterpower, a 40 to L chance. Bob
Smiths year-oId Silent Water dis
posed of Bay Wonder for third place.
A body punch that hurt was deliv-
cred when Horton finished third in the
| mile and a sixteenth selling number.
The little horse had Bullman in the
pilot-house and closed favorite at to
5. Bull proved a poor skipper, act
ing verv much as if he had lost his
bearings and was afraid of striking
Farallon light. Because the faint
hearted Oscar ToIle opened up a gap
over the field Bullman drew his marlin
spike at the five-furlCng pole and be-
gan riding the favorite. Horton has
but ore run, and in the stretch was
not there. Hildebrand rode an excel
on Illowaho in driving finish by a
neck. The favorite ran third, nearly
three lengths back.
However, the followers OF Bullman
evened UP matters in the seven-furlong
event following. He had the mount on
Billy Magrane's Redwalda. and away
from the post only fairly we'll grad
ually wore down the leaders and in a
desperate drive was awarded a nose
decision over Constellator. The Miller
ran bang UP third.
NOTES OF THE TRACK.
Sam Shaen, a member of the Metro
politan Turf Association, is back from
New York. Sam says his employer,
George Rose, will be here in the course
of ten days. Ed Lloyd and several
other Eastern bookmakers are also
headed this way
Colonel Butch Fisher thinks his
Jockey 'Bill'' Waldo, has finally struck
his gait and from now on will be heard
from more frequently. "Bill'' certainly
did show signs of life on Jockey Club.
1t was quite a day for Crichtoa, the
Australian horse. whose home is at
Napa Stock Farm, the breeding estab-
lishment The Bugaboo and Dolly Hay
man both claim him as their paternal
parent.
When Foley's saddle turned on St.
Winifride he was unable to extricate
his foot from one stirrup and was for
tunate in getting the fllly pulled up
without meeting with bad accident.
Bullman scored his first win of the
meeting on Redwald
Roy Offutt and his crew, consisting
of Charley Burgess, Tony CLEVER and
George Guitoa. arrived from Cincin-
natl Thursday night. Offutt will cut in
| to-day.
| For the closing day at Oakland the