The San Francisco call., 1904-10-05
Marked Skill Is Shown by
Gentlemen Riders in Han
ding Their Mounts.
Special Dispatch to The call

MORRIS PARK, oct 4.-No pret-
tier race over the jumps has been
seen this season than that witnessed
to-day in the .Corinthisn Steeplechase
Handicap for gentlemen riders, IN
which five horses started. Three OF
these came to the last obstacle so close
together il was difficult TO then predict
"a winner.
Mr. Chambletts game gelding,
Royelle with II. s. Stone of Toronto
in the saddle, came away under
drive and won easily at the end. Con-
over, with his owner Charles NJ. mar
ris Up was 4 good second and NJ J.
Cavanagh's Flying Buttress. ridden by
Robert NJ. Taylor Of Maryland, was a
good third.
Only one other stake besides the
Corinthian was on the card. This was
the FairvieW with selling allowances,
for which Grenade and Dick Bernard
were nearly equal fayorites at TO
and il 10 10 as named. Dick Bernard
was beaten. but the spectators criu-
cized the riding order, if Davis really
rode TO orders, for he went out in
front at a suicidal pace, running the
half-nile partly uphill in forty-eight
and one-fifth seconds md opening up a.
big gap. Grenade. with Travers in the
saddle was ridden more judiciously
and his Jockey only called on him in
the last quarter. Just then Dick Ber-
nard started to bear out and bumped
Grenade, but dropped back and Gren-
ade took the rail, winning with ease.
Summary:
FIRST RACE-The withers mile; selling:
for three-yesr -olds ana Up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
eto I-Canteen 1O5 w. Davis) l
y 70 5-Sid. c. Love 1Ol tHldbnd) = IS
70 i-Pronts. 9s tKunz). .--.e . y
TiTne 80 3-5. Start fair. Won driving
Winner. H. T. Grifhn's br. {. by Mirthful-
Partridge Ishlans. Champlain, Cincinnatus.
Auditor Garnish. Rightful. finished as named
SECOND RACE-About two and half
miles. the Corinthisn steeplechase handicap
for three-yesr-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
3to 2-Royelle Ie4 CMr Stone) ? 2 III n
u 10 5-Conover. l6e MI. Harrisl
Time. 81 2-5. Start good Won easily
Winner, Mr.. Chsmblets br. <. by Hernence-
Vissvis. r. B. Sack, Ivan, finished as named
THIRD RACE-Five and half furlongs;
purse: for maiden two-year-oldsi
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St q Fin.
sto My Buels. To- Cw. Dsvis) 8 h a
ner ;. 5. Browns eh. Z by Sir Dixon MeT- dT
din Myopia. Oxford. Yorkshire Lad. Raj
Golden Buck. Julia G, Day Queen. onteora,
finished as named
FOURTH RACE-Mile and sixteenth, the
Fsir1-iew selling. for three-y year-olds:
Betting Horse weight. jockey. 81. q Fin.
10 Grenade. 102 fTravers)- IA
4 70 I'D. Bernd. 105CW- Davis 3
100 10 Topic 101 (E. Walsh. n
Time. 40 2-5. Start fair. Won easily
Winner L. Z. Bells b. s. by St Gatien-Tur-
moi Proceeds. Midshipmsn, Gold Dome, nm
ished as named.
FIFTH RACE-Six and a half furlongs,
purse. for two -yesT-olds-
Betting Horse weight. jockey St q Fin
3-to T-Escutcheon. 115 (8edfern) 1
70 5-Sir Frillsr, 10 (Kunz1. 8 2h
6to Austin Allen. llS (Odoml. h )
Time. / 20 5-5. Start bad. Won easily.
Winner. y. Gideon's b. C. by Gold Crest Affect
Ken Fleur de Marie. Rslbert, Workman,
Queen Rose, Yeoman. finished as named
SIXTH RACE-The Withers mile; purse.
for maidcns, three -year-olds and up:
Betting Horse weight, Jockey. ST. q Fin.
y 20 Waterford. lol CTrsvers) 4 2
Ito Wat Pansy 1OlOW. Davis IL %
S to Good & Plenty. 109(Shaw)l0 h
Time 1:40 As start fair. Won easily.
Winner. -. J. Lees ch. z. by Watercress- Sc
KANT Tom Larson, All Right. Billy Roche,
Sir shep. Tide. silverfoot, Rudabeck. Phaser,
Chattah. Black Socks Cannon Ball, Xxi. Can
eeyoort finished named.