The San Francisco call., 1904-02-11
RTS OF THE TRACK THE RING AND THE POLO FIELD
WORTH RUNS SECOND TO STUYVE
IN THE DISTANCE EVENT AT INGLESfDE
Mr.. arnum, Pilot
ed by Bonner, a
Long Shot.

II begins 10 look as If Harry Slower :
brown horse KeniIwOrth is doomed
never 10 win another handicap. The
bird" carried TOD weight. Us pounds.
in the $1,000 event. over one and a six
teenth miles. at Ingleside yesterday,
and finished second 10 Stuyve. which
was Diloted by Hildebrand and picked
up 10 pounds. The latter was held an
even money chance in the ring. and at
that figure was heavily played Crater
and Joe Lesser were both backed. while
EenilwOrth, a I3 10 1 shot, had few
friends Stover's horse made all the
running. with the favorite trailing
About the time the paddock was
reached Kenilworth was all in, and
Stuyve won handily-
Joe Lesser. Major Tenny and Crater
could not stir Up q respectable gallops
The show going 10 n J. Days Judge
TRACK Is MUDDY.
The track was still in a muddy con
ditiOn- but the horses ran fairly well 70
form Et Tu Brute. Stuyve and Sad
sam We're the winning favOrites-
No wonder the smart ones unloaded
on Et Tu Brute. sending the Moran
entry 10 the post favOrite for The open
ing sprint Jack Martin had the mount
which went over 10 the post and got
left Johnny DAILY pilOted Et Tu Brute
ard the gelding went cut and wen oy
himself Jack Little, q 80 10 1 shot.
was second, and Doris ran third
solomon Bonner, the cOlored chap,
made his first appearance OF the season
on Mr. FaruUu. j 10 1 shot, in the
five and a half furlong event and came
through. The talent played Hide
nd -T-- n haE Hc VI -
ban Queen. the even money favOrite-
The mare made a lamentable showing
for such a short priced one, finishing
third. Mr Faruum stood q long drive
downing Solinus, q 30 10 l shot, less
than a length
Another outsider, PolCnius, nearly
landed the Futurity course number fol
lowing Twenty 10 one was chalked
about the Burns & WaterhOUse cast
of and. well ridden BY Johnny DAILY.
he was only led out half a length by
LansdOwue, one OF the second choices,
with Roach on his back
THE PRIDE TIRES BADLY.
The Pride. the II 10 favorite. look
ed a winner al the head OF the strstch
but became tired. running a close
third Quiz was badly handled
For some unexplained reason every
body seemed 70 think that Sad sam
was going 70 be beaten for the six
furl0ng selling fixture. The books laid
S % 8 until the barrier was sprung
The chestnut led from start 70 finish
Haiuault was a troublesome factor
throughout and al the wire only lost
by neck The Don secured show hon
Ors from Colonel Van
Joe Xeager made q circuit Of the ring
playing AIr- DingIe 20 win the last. a
mile and fifty yard run, and he finished
third. Roach. with First Chip. a L
% 1 shot tried 10 steal the race and
nearly succeeded The outsider opened
UP q big gap Of daylight over his com
pauy. but weakened some the last six
reeuth and was nipped out a head by
Pierce J with Willie See IN the saddle
NOTES OF THE TRACK
Hildebrand rode but one winner.
Bonner made his first appearance
Of the season on the back OF Mr. Far
mum and put up vigorous finish In
the race following he piiOted Quiz. a
20 ] chance that drifted back in the
betting. and his effort this time was an
exceedingly mild one
Jack Martin was fined SZ5 be-
sides a tw0-day suspension for getting
left AZ the post with Hulford-
jay Rausch was in the city yester-
dav on his way back % France.
where he VIII again sport the Van
derbilt c0I0rs- Jay has been paying a
visit 10 the home Of his parents in
Bakersfield
= : HoWlaud. president OF the
Washington Jockey Club, and Captain
William A. May Of Kentucky are pay
ing san Francisco 4 visit. Highban.
the champion tWO-year-Old Of last
season was the product OF Captain
NAYS breeding farm
The aTara Hotel naUdican ar a
mile and a furlOng and having a
value Of more than $4,000. viii be run
on saturday al Ingleside- The weights
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