The San Francisco call., 1904-09-13
WINGS CAPTURES THE EXCELSIOR STAKES AT HAWTHORNE IRACK
HEAVY BETTORS POUND THE LAYERS
OF ODDS ON TWO RACES AT CHICAGO
Brighton's Produce
Stakes Goes to
Diamond.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

BRIGHTON BEACH, Sept. r.
Favored by running start-or at least
so it looked to persons in the stand
Sydney Paget's Diamond sailed away
in front when the barrier was raised
and won the colt division of the Pro-
duce Stakes to-day without ever being
headed. AT one time, about four ana
a half furlongs after the start, James
K. Keenes Wild Mint seemed likely
to head Diamond, but the effort rem
dered necessary by the Paget colt
advantage at the start told on Wlld
Mint and he finished second TO the
leader, which is son of Hastings anu
was bred by August Belmont.
The stake was worth $5313 to the WIN
ner. The second colt Wild Mint, re-
ceived $500, and the third, Jack Lory,
received $3.50.
c. H. Mackay won the Produce
Stakes with Mexican in 1902 and last
year E. r. Thomas Stalwart won II.
The time made to-day was l:l3 10,
the slowest in the last three years
history. Mexican, 119 pounds, won in
1:12 S-5. and Stalwart, 123 pounds up,
ran it in 1:13.
The Produce was the principal event
of the opening of Brighton Beachs s
six days September meeting, TO see
which a large, though not phenome-
nally large, attendance gathered With
in its gates. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs; three-year- olds;
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
2 to 5-Collctr Jessup. 112 (Odm( l - y
TO duchess Ollie. "a (Hildbd) l n z =
IL to 1-Adrutha, 104 (Burns)... 3 "a
Time. :13. Start fair. Won handily. Winner.
]. L. McGinnnis' b. C. by FL Demonio-Crimea.
Ancestor. Wotan and Judge Denton nnisneo as
named.
SECOND -steeplechase about two
miles; handicap; three-year-olds and up;
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. y FIN:
2 to Water Cleary, 142 Ray) I l5 10
20 to 1-Paulaker. 1S5 (E Heiderl l 20 a
o to 5-F1y Buttress. 14e Fingn) 3 80
Time. :26 2-5. Start good. Won easily Win
ner. H. 1. stones b. &. by Candlemas- Kama
wha. Amur, Royelle, Wooden and Moon Daisy
finished named.
THIRD RACE-one and an eighth miles;
handicap; three -year-olds and up
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. ST. Fin.
ito 1-Pulsus. 1o7 II Phillips. ] IL 5i,l5 ] ms
Time, 1 81 3-5. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, F. Gebhards br. c. by Top Gallant Glen
hop. Dalesman, Sheriff Bell and Rosetint nm
ished named.
FOURTH RAcE-six furlongs; The Produce
stakes of $4,000; first half; colts and geldings;
Betting. i g Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
- :
II to 5-Wild Mint, 119 (Burns). %
12 to 5-1ack Lory, III (Gannon) 11sS q
Time, 113 Is Start poor. Won easily
Winner s. Paget's ch. c. ~ Hastings Golden
Dream. Bedouin. Amberja& and Wild Irish
man finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and sixteenth; purse;
for maiden hilies and mares: two-year5 olds;
8 to 1-Gharter. 1l2 6Redfern)
to Mutt Blnche. 112(W. .Dvsl 2 l h 3 2
Time. Las 10 Start good, Won driving. ,
Winner. H. j. Morris b. I. BY Charaxus-Ethel-
Rosie Dinham and Charida finished named.
SIXTH RAcE-Five and a half furlonss;
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. < Fin.
. TO 1-Thirty-Tnird, 81 (Crmns) 10
Is to 1-Vidalia. 104 (Burns)- 6
is to 5-Brush Up. 103 (J.Martin) 1 3 3A
Time 1901 So Start good. Won easily.
Winner, S. S. Browns br. (. by Sir Dixon
High Degree Danseuse, Sweet Pepper. Gilpin.
Confession. Deicanta. Eccentrical. Charles Ell
lott, Mrs. Bob and R. L. Johnson finished as
named.