The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-26
Canteen,, Choice for
Rich Stakes, De-
f0at0d by Little Elm
Special Dispatch to The Call.

JAMAICA, N. Y, Oct. 25.-Notable
incidents of to-day's racing were the
victory of The Huguenot at 40 to l and
the defeat of the 4 to favorite Can
teen in the Amagansett stake. The
Huguenot was not backed by James
Rowe, his owner, because through an
error the gelding was entered in the
fifth race instead of in the second. The
conditions of the last named were for
non-winners in 1904 which have started
since August l. The Huguenot was
started in six-furlong race a few days
ago, showed some speed, but found the
company too hot. 1t was the race won
by Ascension. That race qualified The
Huguenot to start in the second event,
but the entry clerk put the gelding in
the race in which some well-tried
horses were entered. That is why he
drifted to 40 to l, with no takers except
for a small amount to run third.
Canteen, with Jack Martin up, was
to favorite. Little EN- took the lead
from Dick Bernard as they raced along
the back stretch. Canteen seemed to be
in trouble, and on the far turn Martin
was using his whip on her. She could
not overhaul Little En-, and, in fact,
stopped so badly in the last furlong
that both Lord Badge and Irish Witch
beat her out. The time was good,
1:46 3-5 for one and sixteenth miles.
Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs; for two-year-
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. ST. q Fin
3 to merry Lark, 1o7 (Hildbnd) p 11h
to 1-E E 81 IOs sr Hennsy) 1h2h
Time, 1:13 As Start very bad. Won driv
ing. Winner W. B. Leeds b. c. by Jim Gore
Jack and Jennie Mccabe finished as named
yards; for three-year-oIds and up; selling:
8 to l&vIona q 5er ri n5. 21R1lI
Winner, H. R. schaffer's br. +. by Victory
osgood, Hoodwink, Beverly. Brunswick, Lord
Advocate, Conceit, Destiny, Northampton,
THIRD RAcE-Five and a half furlongs;
for two-year-olds selling:
Betting Horse. W, Weight an-, Jockey; St y Fin.
II to 5-Beiiiserent. 1oi GTraversj i In 26
time iC Start 10s fair pave Won easily Win
ner, S. S. Browns oh. (. by Sir Dixon Meri-
den. Godcraft, Shannon Side, Gotowin, Belle
Boy, Bert Arthur and All Scarlet finished as
named.
FOURTH RAcEEois and a. sixteenth miles;
The Anagansett' Selling Stakes; for three-year
olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey ST. q Fin
TO Little EN-. lo2 (Travers). 2 1hIs
to IL. Badge, SO (Crimmnsl AZ IN
II TO IL. Witch, 105 (Wondrly). 4 1913
Time, 1:46 3-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner. w. Lakeland's oh. f. by Goldcrest-
Roseban. Canteen, Dick Bernard, Brooklyn
ite, finished named.
FIFTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles;
selling; for three-year- and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
40 to l-TheHuguenot, 100 shaw. / 2h IN
s to 5-Glisten, IS Caildebrand). Sh 2%
Ito 5-Garnish es CIV. Davis)... 31h
Time 1:49. Start fair. Won driving Win
ner. J. Rowes oh. g. by Knight of Ellerslie-
Moss Rose. Court Maid, Old England. finished
as named.
SIXTH RACE-Five and half furlongs;
| purse for maiden two-year-od FLIES:
/ Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. Fin
2 to 1-Sunray, los (Redfern)... % IL
! to 1-Inspiration. los CHldbd).. 5 80 2h
! % TO witch Hazel. los (Cllns) h h
Time. los. Start fair. Won driving. Win
| ner, z. r. Thomas br. (. by PotomacB Bar
maid H. Lucy Young My Buela. Novena,
Mlller's Daughter, Edith Brown, Idle Tears,
Suffice. Hyacinth Nettle Blue Pigeon, Miss
Modesty, Fairy Dance. finished named