The San Francisco call., 1903-09-26
HERMIS SHOWS
HIS HEELS TO AN
ORDINARY FIELD
Thomas Horse, Fuller Up,
Carries I34 Pounds and
Yet Wins Race Handily
McMeekin Captures the Last
Event From Our Mug
get in Last Two Strides

- RANESENp Raj Ah'1AOA' ~
Y Sept. 25.-E. r. Thomas Her
mis- took up 1874 pounds and beat
an ordinary field Of horses at Gravesend
to-day IN a handicap at one and a six
teenth miles. II was the first time Fuller
ever rode Hermis. There was much in
terest among racegoers as TO how good a
rerformance he could get out OF Thomas
horse.
August Belmonts Dick Turpin. which
won several races at Keniiworth Park,
Buffalo. captured the Algeria stakes. de-
featlng Flammula, Juvenal, Maxim and
others.
BelmOnts cOlOrs were also very near
the front at the end Of the fifth race,
when his flly. Fine Art, finished reso-
. lutely second to Burdette. with Blythe
ness third.
McMeekdn. with Burns up. ridden with
Ell ~ that riders vigor was lucky TO win
The last race. Our Nugget had the race
Wor, every one thought. up to the last
two strides. then the boy or the hlly tired
and McMeekin's head showed in front.
FIRST RAcE-Handicap for all ages; about
SIX furionEs;
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. St. "a Fin
10 Mamie Worth. IFS ,Hicks) ! !
10 10 i-YoaHs Henry. i25 oFuilerl ;
Time. 40 3-5. start poor. Won driving;
Winner. j. Worth's ch T. by st George-htael
Thomas Demurrer l03 Olympian 1l6 Gold
saint IO2 Lux Casta i20, Caterpillar so. Lass
O. Linden so. squid s. also ran.
SECOND RACE selling; thro---ear-olds and
upward; one mile:
I 20 2-H- Chancellor. 1o2 O'Neii) =
20 70 l-Mon,osraph. III lB1iin-an) l
10 Sir Noorhies lO3 tBoisenD- 3 3 Z
Time 40 3-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner. j. A. brakes b. C. by Odd Fellow
Leonatus Mare No. ,. Wyefeid 80, Harding
lo9. also ran.
THIRD RACE-The Algeria selling stakes
Tor tVo-year-oIds: nve ana half furlongs:
Betting. Horse Weight Jocizey. ST. a Fin.
l6 10 5-Dick TUrpin. III tBulmn)
10 1-Flammula. loi Fuller- 4 ? p.
10 IL Maxim. 1G2 callahan 3
Time 1907. START fair Won driving. Win
ner. A 8eluont's b & by Henry of Navarro
Tom Cod 81. Bath Beach l02. Prince Saln
salm 1o4 also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: for all ages
one and a sixteenth miles
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey st. = Fin
! 70 2-Eesrlnis I.ls l54 e 15'ulier1 -.
10 TO IN. Richardson, 80 tCalhu) ,
Time. LAG 10 start good Won easily
Winner r r. Thomas ch e. by Hermance
Katy of the West. Carbunele 100. April Show
er -. Leader 104. Bonnibert 103. also ran.
FIFTH RACE-For maiden allies and geld
ings. two-yeaT-oids. FIVE and a half furlongs
Betting. Horse. weight. Jockey -. - fll-
2l2 70 1-Burdette. lI2 (O'NeilD.. l 1
y 70 Pine Art. 1l2 tBullmam 4 ~
TO 1-Blytheness. ia sOdom). ,
Time los Ia. start poor. Won driving
Winner J. F. Msdden's br. T. by Plaudit
Clymena- Rob Roy ll2. Gay Lizzette li2
Missing Link lI2 Monsoon ia. Hyderangea
1l2 Gamestress 112 Merry Moments 112
Ora6ell 112 Billy Roche il2 Wistara Il2
Ruth Parrish 112, also ran
SIXTH RACE-Selling. for three-year-oldi
and upward; one and a sixteenth miles:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey. 81. = Fin.
2 10 5-McMeekin JOG CBums)... > I y
3 10 Our Nugget 81 tDeSouza) 1
& 10 1-C0urr Maid. 81 lRced).---. 3
Time 1-4S D. start bad Won driving
Winner w n Barricks D. h- by FonsO-DaLsl
Rose. Ethics l03 Lenarka 80 COnurdrum 1C4
Boutonniere - M0llie Peytoh l03. Man-o-Wal
also ran