The San Francisco call., 1904-03-01
YOUNG CORBET STOPS DAVE SULLIVAN IN THE ELEVENTH ROUND
LORD WADSWORTH WINS VERY EASILY .
.*.: WITH THE BOOKS LAYING Il TO
Three Favorites Run
j: First Over a: Slow.
!: Track. !.

/: LORD Wadsworth, a. chestnut colt
from the: stable of Garnet Ferguson,
furnished the big surprise Of the rae.
| ing at Oakland track Yesterday. On
the strength of his impressive win over
| NJ. J.. Daly's colt Judge last Satur-
day Celebrant Was looked. upon ss a
/ certainty for the Futurity course sprint
/ for: three year -olds. and the;books were
| forced. to- rub the odds by. degrees from
II to 10 to 8 to 8, In. the; interim. Lord
| IWadsWerth was neglected, his odds re-
| eeding. to 10 to 1, at which figure his
Owner. bet $500 across the board. When
I Young. Pepper started running out on
| the stretch turn ,Traxers; astride Lord
|. WadsWorth; took the lead. winning cas-
| lily at the judges stand from Red Cross
Nurse Johnny DAILY rode funrbling
sort of race on the favorite. through
the stretch and after looking a prob
| able winner at one stage ended up in
the show. The start was bad; both So
1anus and Soufriere being left
Although the track was very heavy.
and holding, form. was we'll maintained,
favorftes taking half of the purses. The
ATTENDANCE was UP to the avera ge, not.
withstanding that the card wore very
fluffy look. :,
l.. There was not formidable artay of
racing hardware in the opeuing sprint,
and as Rustic Girl; looked the most.
eligible candidate she was. played down
to- to 5 favoritism. The mare lacked
speed and ran an indifferent third
James Nealonrs Cassie w, ridden by
Bonner and s to 1, won all the way,
beating the 80 to'1 shot Amoruna out
FIVE lengths.
f. Jerry Roach, who rode Rustic Girl,
met with better success astride the
next favorite, Landsdowne. The gelding
always favored a heavy track and
closed at odds of 1S to 5 for the six
furlong. sprint following. Knapp, on
Muresca, beat the bunch away from the
Barrier. but the favorite gradually, wore
down the lead of.the Miller mare win
ming .fleverly: at the: wire by a length
Away poorly, Sol 'Eichtenstein lost the
show TO Lady Kent by two lengths.
'Pickaway showed early speed, then fell
back beaten. ''~ = ~. -;
A very ordinary collection of platers
/ lined UP in the split of the five and a
half furlong nunber.. Hocee was in.
stalled favOrite at S to s. and after a
ride on the part of. Jack Mar
tin disposed of the second. choice, Box
Elder; by a length. Targette:ran a poor
third.
If worth $50, the mile selling affair
certainly looked set-up for Mr.. Din
I. gle. Opening at twOs, the chestnut
horses odds were pounded down to to
5; and this looked a liberal quotation.
He was pilpted by Buxton. and after
getting away from the post poorly and
being cut off on two or, three occa-
sions won easily from bathurst, a
II: tos1 shot. Mr. Farnum came next,
only. losing the place by nose. Sue
Johnson. blew up after leading into the.
stretch.
Both O'Hagen: and Esherin. first and
second ehoices,. respectively, for the
concluding mile and a sixteenth event,
acquitted themselves nobly. one finish
ing fourth, the other fifth. The winner
turned up in Veterano;:. backed down
from 10 to Az. He was sent to the front
on the stretch turn by Jack Martin and
finished three: lengths before Daisy
Green at the wire. Chickadee, another
outsider: ran third.
:. NOTES. OF THE TRACK.
jamaica. Fort Erie and Highland
Park stake events close to-day. 80.
Caesar Young did not lay prices yes
terday.
Pete Romigh purchased searcher be-
fore the race for $500. '.
Jack Martin was the only rider to
pilot two winners In the last race ne
nearly knocked Esherin down on the
stretch turn with Neterano. -.
In the first event Little Sister burst
a blood vessel and, fell dead opposite the
three aud a half furlong pole. Big
Bill Knapp escaped any injury. Horses
addicted TO the habit of bleeding should
not be permitted to start. =.
Mr.. Djngle was bid up from S4oo 10
s7os by Harry Robinson. The stable
retained the horse. : -
Entries will close to-day for the thir-
teen stakes of the Harlem Jockey. Club,
Chicago. INCLUDING the $4,000. Harlem.
national handicap. for. which :the
weiEhts will be announced March 2s;.
also for: the ten stakes to be run al. the
spring meeting of the: Kansas. City
Jockey Club =.
Following are. to-days entries:
First race-FTve furlonss; feurryear-0lds. and
'slsi 81 fesaE .FaiI Lady Anna tMccarer :.1o2
Slsl alice, Carey ,!PeiD So; ,9s 9s
bSl2 Captivate: (Rianchl' & Coz .......... 100
6l9i "Rustic Girl eFtzgeratdj: ........ 95
+: 5Ss3 :Materpower .lStover). -105
-: Seaforth (Redmopd). - .-.....-....:; .102
1922. 'Benlash: Geiness) -. :.-...!.: ...:9I
:. SECOND .face-Three' and a.: half. furlongs;
maiden two-year-o purse: ::
:ei47. Knaurus' -(Ryanl :...:. 10.
SO: Inspector :Hspfn: 1Schreiber9 .11S
......Lady Ninora.. tiIarrisJ:- ,:.:. lilo
=; Yo 81. Rey-Acyone.' =.
B159 yelna (Van :Gorden). ;s'.11s
-. Hooligan Burns & Waterhouse) -. .110.
:. Eddie. Jones' Hoolou.
6159 Light Of bay (Cofrey( -. .':-106
COST Cardinal Snrto .(Sumrlers(*;-... .1o9
:.
Third :race-Futurity course; four-year-olds
and upi purse:: -
1882. Biackthorn' GinAt. .:...s.:. .lO9
-. ExArhiner. tWolO. O....... .1O5
6135 0lympian (Schorrt. -, f09
1926 Vigoroso o(Appleby) $50 ...... .1O2
$500 Cherries (Ffne). :....., ....:. :1O9
: :617f .Impromptu (Painter) .109
$3.50 Jim Roberts 'CHughes) :........::. 1906
53zS Motto (Shanpon): =. =: -. ..t-.: - 102
SIS; Titus (MeelO .s.;. lOSS'
:: 6127. Leader. (Jennings) ITO