The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02
RACETRACK HAPPENINGS AND GENERAL SPORTING EVENTS
SHIFTY FORMASTER PROVES
TOO SPEEDY FOR DICK 5TURPIN
Favorites in Fair.
Form Out at
+. Ir1gleside.

Moving from Oakland to aIngteside
| or vice versa has its drawbacks for a
day. or two, consequently the fields al
Ingies,de yesterday We're a tribe below
medioeritS, the card attracting. only
q fair crowd. The track is slower than
the one across the bay, incllning to be
I euppy, which initiates against any
record breaking fcats. 'Favorites made
q standoff. capturing three purses. /.
The Eastern colt, Dick Turpin,
from the stable of the popular New
/ Yorker, Frank Reagan, met defeat
again. He hooked up with Formaster,
! She Brutus colt, in the siX-furlong run
for. three-year-o -oIds, and though rIln4
ming an excellent race. was compelled.
to strike his c0lors. Fnrmaster, pilot
ed by Rullman, closed a to. 8. choice
and after Otto Stlfel had cut oat all
the pace with Dick THrpin: as a close
traNellns5 companion, Rullnan, aStride
the favorite, crowded on sail about a;
furlong from the Judges. TuFpin for
a way. proved b0thersoine, bus the.
first choice won with comparative ease.
the last fifty yards. Stifel finished a
close third. g.
Ever since his o-year-oll: form.
w: l. Sfanf1eld's Bell Reed has been.
a ticklish betting proposition. and his
consfstency' does mot improve with
age. He WasinstaHed faYorite for the:
aFSt event ard after lingering along
with: Larsen in second position ran:
/ third. Willie See apparently. took.
matters too easy with. 83renmus: and.
was :eolfared and beaten out: by Hill
depFanG on Skip Me-. Twenty-three to:
fve, was quoted against the winner.
Larsen does not shine as. two
year-oid rider: which. accounts in a:
way fof the defeat of Del Carina; the
mild first choice for the: baby num-
her, Johnny DAILY. left: the: barrier
first with .Wiila. played from 6. to 4 ,.
and. disposed of the. favorite very
handilN: >Saccharate; one.:of the Napa
Stock .Hafm e$?tries, stood a longs hard
drive, heating. out NefI Sullivan Tor the
with ChicKadee. out of the way:
there looked 10 be. nothing to the mile
and qifarter selling affair but Frank
Woods. arid the Garden city. stable;
entry did score hands down: Larsen
piloted the bay gefding, which ruled
a 4 to % chance. aid finished in front
OF ESxpedieNt.' The: Eedaean with
something. in reserve: Achilles pulled
up lame, and 'Searcher. was done at a
nile and an eighth
In: the six and half fifIon$: spin,
with small Aeld:0f starters, Velma
Clark, ridden. by Hildebrand, showed
octldeu LII pIOEeIuSEJ over 0er previous
race. beating out the T. to 80 faVorite
Hainauit. There was 6 to I about Vel
ma at ore period OF. the play, bat it
melted To a Before post times Kunz
was in: "a: pocket with. Hainauft until
the stretch was reached Even then
his chances looked best, but HiIdebrand
unfinished fhe. Henshafl lightweight
AxnrinsteT finished in the show -.
Sammy Greenfield astride Telephone
hooked Cp. with w: DAILY an CeIehra nj
in THE concluding mile and :ifty-yard
selling run: ara was awarded :5the de-
.ctsion by a nose. G,elebrant had the
race in hand, when a furlong from the
wire Daly.in going for h1s..whfp: nearly
fell off his, mount. Sammy also wob-
bled hit, but rode the .betteC race
The winner and Rey Dare were held
equal faEorites in the ring :. =. !.
BURNS HANDICAP WEIGHTS.
The great $4,000 Burns handicap at
one: and a cNarteE' miles will he: de