The San Francisco call., 1904-07-09
INTERNATIONAL HORSEBACK SETS PEOPLE OF TWO CONTINENTS TALKING
lOTA, IN DURYEA'S GREEN AND WHITE.
PROVES A FILLY OF SOME GLASS
Handvice. an Outsider in the
Betting, Is First in Har-
lem SteepIechaSe.
Special Dispatch to The Cali.

CHICAGO,.J July S.-An ordinary card
was presented to a good-sized crowd
to-day at Harlem. The weather was
good, but the track was heavy. Prob
ably the best race of the afternoon was
the steeplechase over the short course,
in which nine started. All finished ex-
cept Allegiance. which fell at the third
jump. He then finished the course
riderless and ran four miles before
stopping. Creolin was favorite, but
secured no part of the money. Hand
vice at Is to l won easily from John
E. Owens. which beat Cardigan only
neck for the place. Moorish Damsel
was the only winning favorite. big
BIZ Knapp rode two winners.
John A. Drake wired ]. G.. Greener
to-day that he would not give $25, 900
for Oiseau. and $4,000 more if he won
the Futurity, on account of his defeat
on the 4th inst. The offer of $40 900
cash still stands. 1t is believed here
that the son of Ornus- Kittie Gum
Will shortly be in the Drake barn. Sum-
maries:
FIRST RACE-Five and half furongs;
two year olds; selling:
DtAAluE- morse " eight. Jockey ~. FIJI
10 Moor. Damsel, l07 CHlgnl 3
. 10 l-Jade. l02 N-awrenoe)- .
Time. l:l1. start good. Won .hsndily. Win
ner. :. =. Browns hr. {. by Esher- Lamoor.
Dixie Lad III Lady Lasca 90, Allen Avon
104, DiKele 102 Judge Sanfey 100, Bonebrake
l02. Bert Osra 1O1. Gallant Cassie I02 Ray
mond X les, Swift and True 102. finished as
named
SECOND steeplechase: short course;
four -year-olds and up; handicap:
NtFHH frnn Earrhf
- 10 1-Handvice. lf3 (Peters). l ?
: TO ii. r. owens. l32 (Jhnsn) nix nix
to 1-Cardigan. 13e (Bates).. 2 10
Time. 3:42. Start good Won easily. Win
ner, J. G. MtchelFs blk. g. by Hanover De-
vice. Leo Planter 1G5. Creolin l42 Golden
Links 145. Montanic IA, Fullback 1S4, finished
named. Allegiance 136 fell
THIRD RACE-One mile and seventy yards;
three year -olds; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey St. q Fin.
8 to 2-Soufriere, lO4 (Milier).. y
to 2-Leila. lO7 05elgesen). 10 >
13 to 2-Kleinwood, 1O3 (Feicho 1 2393 10
Time. $50 Start good. Won in canter-
Heafo m1nher a fo3dsS o'oF FoFesiebt 1os @ Alma Dn
four IO2. Falernian 103, Jerry Lynch 100,
finished as named
Betting. Horss Weight. Jockey. st. 3. Fin.
II to 5-Cigarlighter 1O3 (Knap) 1 3 4 13
20 TO The Pet, los Q1ofher) nix
10 5-Florentine, 1O7 (Helgsn) nk31
Time. 1903 4-5. Start good Won easily.
The Empress Regale 100. Broadway Girl 1O4.
Free Field Count 1O4. Blanche 100. finished
naiEed.
FIFTH RACE - One mile; three-year-olds
ana up; purse:
Betting. Horss. Weight Jockey. St 2 Fin.
Il to 5-Don't ASK Ne 9S (Knp) 2131 l
10 10 Hudson. los CFeichO l 26
3 to 2-The Lady. 104 d-arson) l u
Time, 1:49 - Start good. Won easily
Winner J. W. Fullers ch. M t5) by Six DIX
on-Alpena. Rabunta llo Annora 80, nm
ished as named.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards;
three -year-olds selling.
"A 10 Edward Hale 1oT CHgn) s IL
II to 5-Freesias. % tAubuchcn) l ,
IL 10 2-Great Eastern, IS tLYn)
Time. % ID Start good. Won easily.
Winner T. Licalzis b. c. by Falsetto Miss
Richmond. Brand New 100, Montazel %, Dur
bar 9S Louis Kraft 1O3, Fair Aileen 80, fin
ished as named.