The San Francisco call., 1904-06-30
PlNSY STAKES
TO ST. BELLANE
The Thomas Entry Wins
Easily From Merry Lark,
the 8 to 5 Favorite
UPSETS ARE NUMEROUS
The Talent Is Kept Busy,
as Outsiders Frequently
Land in the First Place
Special Dispatch to. The Call.

| SHEEPSHEAD BAY, June 90. = The
Cricket was much the best horse in the
first race to-day, defeating South
| Trimble by two lengths. The unavail-
| ing effort of Hurst Park to shoulder
129 pounds and coneede thirty-four
pounds to the three-year- colt,
f! Spring, in the second race was the
| theme Of conversation among observing
turfmen. On the track, which was still
damp and somewhat heavy, Hurst
Park was beaten little over a length
by his younger opponent, Spring, which,
| in the opinion of many must have been
overlooked by the Handicapped.
z. r. Thomas st. Bellane won the
Pansy selling stakes, although Merry
Lark, the second horse, was an to 5
favorite.
Ort Wells carried the high impost of
130 pounds easily to the front in the
fourth race. He had little opposition,
Mercury being the best of the three
which opposed him. Ort Wells sagain
showed he is much improved over his
form of five weeks ago
More reversals," said one of the
best-known bookmakers at the close of
the fifth race, which was won by Agile,
with the to 10 favorite, The Claimant.
in fourth place
In the last race De Reszke easily won,
while Stuyve, under whip for quarter
of mile, at last got through and Sc
cured the place money from Gold Dome
and Nigrette. Summary:
FIRST RACE-seven furlongs: selling; for
three year olds and up:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey Fin.
80 to THE Cricket 90 CDllon) 2 2
1S 10 to 5-s TrimbIe, los (sperlg) 2 q 2e
Time :27 2-5 Start poor. Won driving
Winner, Chelsea Stables blk. &. by Pessara-
Blue, Seymour, Champlain, Niskayuna, Gin
einnatus BoqyieTa, Judge Denton. ogontz.
Herman, finished named.
SECOND .RACE--one mile; handicap; for
g to Spring, e5 tMIcsSoaGeTtyl; &C 3 III u
70 TO TO 9-Grenade esrs IS 20 oconnoP} Mtp
Time, 1888. Start poor. Won driving. Win
GouShaSTes Stables W,d 5ropn by Athsl
Clotena Jack Ratlin. Dekaber. Douro finished
as named.
THIRD RACE-six furlongs The Pansy
selling stakes for three-year- olds
nsRs Seane w'ss i6s 2ofbfg fhS. St Fin
4 to merry Lark, 100 q Mrtn) 4 8 2h
to 1-Gilpin. 1O5 (O'NetlD.
Time 1:13 2-5. Start fair. Won driving.
Winner. E r. Thomas ch. &. by St. Gatien-
Belane Niblck. Workman Gold Ten Ike S,
finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-one mile; for three-year.
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin
to 4-Ort Wells, 13O (O'NeilD Il 11h
to Mercury 11S CHldbrand) 1 211s24
80 to 1--Aurumaster 11S (Burns) Al 3 10
Time, 40 3-5 Start good. Won easily Win
ner, j. A. brakes ch. c. by King Eric-Tea's S
Over. Bridlepath also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-Five and half furlonss;
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey st. q Fin.
6 to 1-Agile, 122 (H Phillps).. 81 A
40 to LINDA Lee, 109 (J.Martin) 4 h 2 h
4 to 1-Schulamite, 124 (Hdbrand) y
Time los Start fair. Won ridden out.
Winner. S. S. Browns b. c. by Sir Dixon-Al-
pena. The Claimant Bill Bailey II, Pete
DALEY, Melrose finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles;
selling; for three-y year-olds and up
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey st. 81 Fin
13 to 5-De Reszke. .10T 81 Martini L 2 y II
Z to 5-Stuyve. 1O5 Hildebrand) 55 %
II to Gold Dome 100 CPhnlips) III 3%
Time, :46 2-5. Start good Won easily. Win
ner. NJ. /. Haymans br. h. by Lamplghter-
Serene. Nigrette. Bob Murphy, Ethics. Gay
Lothario Hyand. Dentaur Collegian, Wye
field Fire Eater, Tom Cod. finished named.