The San Francisco call., 1904-07-12
Four of Them Land
the Money in a
Row.

BRIGHTON BEACH, July 11-Near-
ly every winner to-day stood out as
best horse in his respective race and
as favorite after favorite rolled home
in front in the last four races, all at
short odds, players Of public form left
the course inflated with the idea that
they can pick winners every day.
How long that notion will last re-
mains to be seen. Distaff was the only
stake of the day. 1t was for fllies,
with conditions such as to require the
winners to carry high imposts. The
favorite was Tradition, who had made
an excellent impression by her victory
in the Vernal stake at Sheepshead
Bay.
An early pacemaker was Thirty
third, owned by Captain S. S. Brown,
and for three furlongs it was a prob
lem as to whether she would come
back" Tradition was within reason
able distance and when they reached
the home stretch she began to NOV
down the leader AS resistless as the
walking beam CT a great steamer was
Traditions fine stride and she won by
three lengths, while Chrysitis, hemmed
in at the turn. did not escape the pock-
ct in time TO catch Thirty-third. In
trigue. who lost ground in the early
part of the race, closed at the end.
The stake was worth S24OO to the win
ner. Summary:
FIRST RACE-si1 furlongs selling; three
Betting. herge. Weight, Jockey. St 3. Fin.
!
10 Julia NJ, % (Donlon).... 4 l .
Time II. start good Won driving. Win
Agnes Flash Monster. Tepee Glad Tidings,
Knob Hampton, Inquisitive Girl. Dr. Loder
and Mary Glen finished as named.
SECOND RACE - About two and half
miles; steeplechase handicap; four-year-olds
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. St q. Fin.
10 10 10 ii-RRep9nset ,2R 1+o 2 SRay2
10 TO iaseaf i$3 3 M Hsiae ITen 'sS 90
Time. 5:11. Start good Won easily Win
ner; T. e Mannis ch. & by Meddler-Little
Dumont. Silver Twist ard Lady Golighty
finished as named.
THIRD RACE-one and quarter miles
handicap; three -year-olds ana up:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. ST z Fin.
. TO l0-Hurst Park, l2GtJ. .Mrtin) , . 3 l 2Ik
to 1-Brigand. 90 (Hild ebrand) 2h
D TO 5-Eug. Bureh, 113 (H. PhilD / . 3
Time, 2;Q5 %. Start good Won easily.
Editha. Himself also
FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs; the Dirstof
stakes for fillies: two-year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey St "a Fin
Even-Tradition. 122 Gynn). 81 I3
10 to l-Thirty-th!rd les (Burns) L Is > -
10 l-Chrysitis. I'D (O'NeilD...5 3 s.
Time, 1:O1 2-5. Start good Won easily
Winner. s. Pagets b. T. by Goldfinch- Reclare.
Intrigue, Diamond Flush Schulamite finished
as named.
FIFTH RACE-Five and a half furIongs
purse for two-year-olds:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St 81 Fin
) TO 5-Britisher 1lO (O'NeilD 3 / \ 3Is
TO 3-Non Tromp, 100 CRedfern)..I L Il IN
\ % 5-Jonquil. 112 0Idebrand). A G2 3 3l3
Time, 1907 l-5. start good. Won easily
Winner. J. A. brakes br. c. by Paudt British
Blue Blood Austin Allen. Black Prince Am
berjack. Mieraine, Campo. Preene. Glowstar
finished named.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and a sixteenth;
purse for maiden hlles and mares. three
year-Olds and up
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. St q Fin
kVen-Marmee 10 tCarmack). > . 10
10 l-Chattah, 10 CWonderly)..7 ~ 21
10 belle OF Portld, 110(H. Coch)I IN 81
Time. 40 3-5. Start fair Won easily.
Winner. T. i. Watts eh. +. by Mirthful Pride
or Montrose- Bristoe. Rosie Dnhan. Mutiny,
Black Socks, Charmed finished named.