The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-28
BOXER OUTPONTS JACK SULLV IN TWEEN
STALWART CARRIES THE THOMAS COLORS
TO VICTORY IN $4,000 HND00 STAKES
The Son Of Meddler Defeats
BrOOmstick With Ridicu-
lOuS Ease.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

GRAVESEND, Sept. 27.-Thoughtful
race-goers had a stronger opinion than
ever before of the real capacity of Bel
dame when they saw the ridiculously
easy victory achieved by Stalwart to-
day in the $4,000 Hindoo stakes. His
stable companion, st. Valentine, made
the running, Odom being compelled to
tap him on the side of the head on the
turns to keep him at the rail or near
it. Staiwart was last for the first mile
and a quarter.
The pace increased then and as St.
Valentine retired, Broomstick assumed
command. When Stalwart began his
run, he was at least four lengths be-
hind Broomstick. In the next furlong
and a half, Mr.. Thomas colt was in
front Of Broomstick, thus outrunning
that fairly good colt at least five
lengths in the short distance mention
ed. Redfern pulled Stalwart up long
before the finish and the colt cantered
in several lengths in front, although ne
could have won by forty yards. Broom
stick was second and heavily played.
Ormonde's Right was third. The time,
$500, was slow for the course, about
one and three quarter miles Sum-
mary:
FIRST RACE-About six furlongs; selling;
for three-year- and sup
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin
20 to TO ISIS England a5de rs = tschlins} -
10 to l-CounterpOise, Us (Kunz) IL 3h
r Tine I wiO % Start ssrssginS W." ON
Tristan ElIersie, James V. Castalian, Astarta,
Funnyside, Palette, Clear the Arena Little
Glenn Fort Plain, Pat Bulzsr, finished a.
named.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs; handicap; for
two-year- olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin.
sto 5-Gzaraphine, 115 LYME. hdn
IL 70 1-Glon Echo, io5 (Burns). 2 1913 u
Time. I'LL start good Won driving. Win
6 Fancy On Dress p 8mSsr
Buttlng, Mistiss. The Chandelier. finished as
named
THIRD RACE-one and a sixteenth miles;
selling; for three-year-olds and up:
to Icanfeen los a. gG MARTINI $1A1I
s to 5-Lady Rohesia, o. (W.Dvs) SO 2 az
20 TO daisy Gren. los Oh. Phlps) h a
ing Winner. H T. Grifffn's br. f. by Mirth-
ful-Partridge. Akela, Sais, Hydrangea, Allan.
Wizard, Pronta, Yagary, April Showers. DIR.
FOURTH RACE-About one and three
quarter miles; the Hindoo: three year-olds:
to 10-Stalwart, 126 (Redfern). 16
to 1-Broomstick. I26 (Burns). 11S2 I.
to 2-Ormonde's R't, 10SLyne) q 10
Time. 800. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. Z. r. Thomas CHI. c. by Meddler- Belba-
St. Valentine also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Ffve and half furionss;
maiden three-year-old fillies; selling:
Betting Horse. weight aS Jockey; st q Fin
to 2-Druid. loo CBurns). 800. III 2h
to 5-Deusion, 90 CIV. Davis). 8 q 80
Time. :oS 3-5. Start poor. Won ridden out
Winner D. Gideons en-. (. by His Highness-
Rosebud. Black Cat. Sumatra, Myopia,
Bisque, Suffice. Bravery. Nightmare, Fair Rev
eler. Little Buttercup, Holy Smoke finished as
named.
SIXTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles;
handicap; all ages;
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey St. q Fin.
9 to 20-Alan-a Dale, 126 Oyne) III
to Jack Ratlin, 10S (Hild) 3 1h24
20 TO Ethics, % III. Cochran) 81 3S
Time AS rs Start good. Won easily.
Winner. T. c. McDowelfs Oh. h. by Palma
Sadie McNary. Louis II, Lord Melbourne
finished named.