The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
ATTENDANCE is LARGE.


bers of the Family Club being con-
spicuous by their yellow badges bear
ing the words The Family" printed
in black, the combination being the
colors of the Jockey Club. Perfect
weather conditions prevailed. The
track was slow and In places heavy.
Favorites had an awful time endeav-
Sam of the entire assortment meeting
with success. The longest priced
winner of the afternoon was Inspec-
tor Munro.
Inspector Munro was some time in
making good, but finally turned the
trick in the opening seven-furlong
selling affair. A 15 to 1 shot, Frank
Sullivan brought him from ninth po-
sition and then won almost easily
Trapsetter, backed from % to TO- only
lost the place by a nose. Budd Wade.
the favorite, under Helgesen's brisk
riding, kept up we'll to the stretch,
where he faltered. running fourth.
Billy Cahilrs Odd Fellow colt Yada.
with Davis in the saddle, is now a
full fedged member of society, for he
defeated both Sea Air and Hooligan
in the purse event for two-year- -olds.
Sea Air, having Knapp as pilot, was
made favorite at to 2. Hooligan had
second call, while G could be obtained
about Yada. 1t is possible that the
favorite was best. for Knapp permit
ted his mount to be carried into the
poor going on the far turn and then
lost the race by less than a length.
Hooligan finished third, beaten a neck
for the place.
SAD SAM IN GREAT FORM.
Sad Sam ran circles around his field
in the Futurity course selling fixture.
Ridden by Sherwood and an even
money favorite, he SKINNED along
out in front and was only galloping at
the end, five lengths before Stilicho
and Sir Preston. Redan had some
early speed, though failing to carry
1t far.
Neither Red Cross Nurse, the favor
ite, nor The Lieutenant, second choice,
gathered any moss in the seven fur
long selling run. fifth to be decided.
While back in the bunch the latter
fell with MichaeIs. Red Cross Nurse,
after being cut off near the half-mile
pole. never had chance. Minder put
up a vigorous ride on the 10 to l out
slider Mountebank, which outstayed
Mimo and scored by Tess than q
length. Tom Ryan's Flaunt ran a
bang-up third.
A mile and seventy yards selling
event with a field of seven starting
concluded the days sport. Colonel Van
looked in a soft spot and at to s
received substantial support. North
West had one of her good days, for
taking the lead son the back stretch,
she stepped to town three lengthe
ahead os the first choice. Homage
ran third.
TRACK NOTES.
Mickey Mclaughlin will depart for
Er,v-f f,orr A.,
coming meeting TO be held there.
Twenty-three books cut in, an in
crease of two over the last drawing.
Sad Sam was bid up from $500 to
$1,000 by James Neil.
North West. winner of the conclud-
ing event, was bid up from $500 TO
500 by J. Hawke and secured.
The Burns & Waterhouse sale held
a. Oakland track yesterday was a re-
markably successful one. Twenty-one
yearlings brought $15,70O. an average
OF S71z per head, The star of the sale
was Prince Nap, knocked down to the
bid of ]. o. Keene for $3.50. Follow
ing are the prices obtained: Figami. ch
c. by Figaro-Amida, 1925, 7. G.. Fer
guson; Alberna, b. f. by Altamax-
Berna, $500, S. z. Kimberly; Tony
Girl. b. t. by Eddie Jones-Bit of FASH
| ion, 1915. Mrs. Rollerie; Figaretta, b.
~ Il aAO--O1CllEf sL0Vs OlllIl NJ
Namara; Dangerous Girl. b. f. by Ed
die Jones-Dangerous Maid, $1,000, w
Murray; Ny Dulcie, b.. +. by Colonel
Wheeler-Dulcie Larondie, $50. H
Stcver; Boloman, b. C. by David
Tenny- Ella Boland. 1850. D. s. Foun-
tain; Frolic, ch. c. by Take Notice
Happy Maiden, $500, F. J. O'Rourke;
Etapa, b. c. by Take Notice. -Hoolon
$3.50, A. Koenigsberg; Husan, br. C
by Eddie Jones-Humidity. s21OO. c. f
Patterson; First Lake, ch. f. by Firs'
Tenor-Lake County, 5000. b. Nc
Auliffe; Madri. b. (. by Altamax OF
Take Eotice-Madrina, $290. c. F.
Clark; Ban Boy. ch. c. by Take No.
tice-Miss Ban. $175, w. Baird; Legal
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