The San Francisco call., 1904-06-12
Moharib, After Being Nearly
Left, Wins Rich Stake
at Harlem.
Special Dispatch to The Cali.

CHICAGO, June 11.-Moharib, John
w. Schoor's American Derby candi-
date, grandly ridden by Aubuchon, won
the NJ. Lewis Clark stakes at Harlem
to-day in hard drive by neck from
II. T. Grifflns Ascot Derby winner Bill
Curtis. M. S. Tichenor & Co.'S Flo
Bob was third by a head. Mohartb was
at IL to in the betting, with English
Lad the public favorite at to 5. Bill
Curtis was at 40 to /. The race was
begun under most unfortunate circum-
stances. as English Lad and Moharib
were all but left at the post.
One of the biggest crowds Of the year
visited the course and a tremendous
groan went UP when the barrier was
released and it was seen the favorites
were left at the post. Nothing daunted,
Aubuchon, on Moharib, and Nicol. on
English Lad, set sail for the leaders
and, rounding the turn into the back
stretch, were close upon the heels of
the bunch. Prince Silverwings led for
quarter of a mile when Memories
took up the running.
Meanwhile English Lad and Moharib
were improving their positions. Eng
lish Lad went up on the inside. Au-
buchon, with better Judgment, chose
the outside. This bit Of dexterity is
what won the race for Moharib, as the
Schorr colt had clear sailing all the
way. Entering the stretch on even
terms with the leaders he came on
home like real Derby horse and won
IN the gamest fashion possible. Bill
Curtis ran in much improved form and,
dashing out of the bunch at the head
Of the stretch, gained ground rapidly
and finally landed the place honors in a
fierce drive with Flo Bob. The stake
was worth s2925 to the winner.
Bondage captured the one and an
eighth mile handicap, the second fea-
ture on the card, defeating Bragg by
fair margin. Bondage by his victory
In the Harlem National a short time
ago was installed as favorite and
proved to be the class Of the field.
Lord Badge was third. It was an
nounced to-day that beginning Mon
day S. c. Hildreth will have first call
on the services of Jockey Aubuchon.
Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Seven furiongs; purse: three
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey St. y Fin.
20 to to 5-Pster J. 1o2 S tshsEw0Od). Z 2$ ~
ITO Icssssas' I-cseyoa 1sa 81 tEeisn e RatR.r;
Time. ;2s Start bad. Won easily. Winner.
Mrs s. Rogers ch; g. a. by Maxio-Lady
Scott ITO. Ahola 105. Mindora 1O5. Don't Ask
Me 1O2, The Meteor 105 Anna 102, Harvey 107,
finished as named. Ontonagon 1O5 left at the
post.
SECOND RAcE-FOur furlOnEsi purse; two
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey st. q Fin.
to 5-Kurtzman. 115 (NicoD.. 4 3 = Pa
Time. AS SO. Start fair. Won easily. Win
Rsr M,d Tred GSoks CHI ir by The GORmOnsr mn T
rible los. Modred Law 115. Raining Leaves
105. finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Mile and an eighth; Lewis
and Clark stake: three-year-olds and up:
S;';'fs Sa;s sI %:sSi 4 5Ssss$ r.
sto 1-F1o Bob. 112 (oliphano. 8 1143
Winner. John W. schorr's br. c. by Esher-
Reflection. Proof Reader 100. English Lad 122,
Memories 1o4. Copper 1o5. Flower King III:
as named
FOURTH RACE-One and an eighth miles;
three-y -year-olds and up; handicap:
Betting. Horse, welght Jockey; St. X Fin.
13 to bragg, loo DuganJ -. In "a
IL to 5-Lord Badge, 100 (F'eicht) \ % 35
WHINE T%s s start Sr sSid @ by M9n ses
Langford. DR.. stephens ss. also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs: three -year-olds
and up; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. ST. q Fin.
13 to 5-The Crisis. 102 (Oliphant) l nix 2
Y to 1AmsFGdnG 2O4 lGs 9sheFsSaG} siSe
Time 1:13 3-5 Start good. Won easily.
Winner Talbot Bros. ch. (. a. by The Com
moner-Leafet Action 107 Tokalon 81. Dusky
e6 Singing Master o. Magic Flute 90. Sock
dolenger 103, finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-One mile; three year-olds
and up: selling:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
5 to 1-creole jim SO (Greenield) Al 1A
8 TO 1-Louisville, 102 Qawrence) Oh 23
4 10 1-Admontion, 100 (Oliphnt) 2h n
Winner r. 4. Smiths en-. c. (3l by Rapaiio-
Gertrude Mezzo 9S Rough and Tumble o.
SarilIa 102 Nervator 1O3. Loves Labor Ill.
Little Mission 9S Weird 104 finished as named.