The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09
". Il. Vanderbilt Is all Inter
eSted Spectators and Sees
the Mare Gunfire Saddled
JOCKEYS INDULGE
IN ROUGH RIDING
Stewards Overlook Their
Foul Tactics to the Sur
prise of the 0nlOOkerS
Special Dispatch to The Call.

MORRIS PARK, Oct. S.-Judging
from the crowded clubhouse, grand
stand and fieldstand. racing did not
suffer any appreciable loss by the at
fractions OF the automobile race to-day
on Long Island. Every prominent turf
man was on hand. including w. X.
Vanderbilt. who recently returned from
a successful season on the French turf.
Vanderbilt was especially interested in
Gunhre. winner of the Municipal ham
dicap. He spent some minutes in her
stall while J. ". Rogers was saddiinS
the mare.
Others noted about the grounds were:
Messrs. August Belmont, James r.
keene, John W. Gates. John A. Drake
and hundreds Of the best known regu-
lars who frequent the clubhouse. In
terest in the sport was keen and there
was much regret expressed that both
classic stakes Of the day should have
furnished so much food for criticism
on account OF the more than usual
amount Of foul riding. 1t was the opin-
ion Of hundreds who saw the incidents
connected with both Pasadena's and
Gunhre's victories, in their respective
races, that the riders took little or no
pains TO avert interference with con-
tending horses. yet no disqualifications
followed. Summary:
FIRST RACE-seven furlongs; purse; all
I5eftins. Horse Weight. Jockey St q Fin.
: 10 Sir Brillar. % (iildebrsn) 1 =
6to l-Israelite. 1O7 CRedferO.. 3 =
= 10 Grown Prince. .lO7,Gsnnon) , ; =
Time % -. Start good. Won easily.
Winner. r. A. Rainey's ch. C. by Sir Modred-
Brlla-. Hearts Desire. Memories. Auru-
nr rFlrlEI lev he
SECOND RACE - About two and half
miles rh' October steeplechase; three-yesr-
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST :. Fin.
u TO 5-Boyeue. 154 III :. .Stone) Is Ia
TO 5-LaEator. 162 tFinneganD 1 5
tu % Ivan. l59 TuckeyD...... y
Time ~ -. start good Won driving.
\isatfs- Bonfire. Zinzibsr. Cheiro. Mystic
shriner. Flyins Buttress. finished as named
THIRD RACE-EoIipse course: the Nursery
handicap. tRo-yesr-olds:
Batting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St q Fin.
- Geo 1-Pasa6ona, los u Martini l
i5 90 5-tiioriher l2l Cannon I 3 I
10. I-Non Tromp.IOS CRedfernD = h u
'rine. ia start good Won driving win
UIue Bells Dandeiion Burnt HilIs' agile.
ti.s bourne, Belle Stromc, finished named.
FOURTH RACE-Five and d half furlongs;
O-yesr-0lds; selling:
Beting. Horse Weight. Jockey. St = Fin.
lS To 5-Thirty-th - tCrimns) 1 i. 1IA
- 10 l--f-Cnsuclc II. - fMilleTb.. = h - 3
80 20 1-Delphie. - tCfOodchildD.. , y =
Time. 1.05. start good. Won easily Win
rer. s. s. Browns br. z. by Sir Dixon High
Degree Sank. Supreme Court The Claimant.
Islmness, Blue Coat. Critical Bert Arthur.
Priority. Prestige. Miller's Daughter. Bob
Moss0m. clover Hampton, Sweet Pepper, I'm
isbed named
FIFTH RACE-One and thr-e-quarter miles:
tiree-yesr-olds and VI. the Municipal handi-
cap
I3sttins, Horse. weight. Jockey St. = Fin
TO 1-Gunfre, 113 OShsw) 6h In
10 Ostrich. 95 tCrinmins).. 3 Is Pig
= 10 Outcome. % w. Davis. ? 3 Il53
Time, 2-J9 rs. Start good. Won driving.
" Winner. II b. Duryea's br. m. by Hastings
Royal Gun CaughpsWaga. Shorthose. The
Seulherner Carbuncle, finished named.
SIXTH RACE-The Withers mile: three
year-olds and UP; selling;
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St 2 Fin.
ITO 5-Canteen. 105 CW. Davis. 81 II
80 1-Pronta l07 CRedfern)..... 2112 q
IS 10 1-Clisten, 81 (Hfldebrand) Q 3&
Time. 80 40. start fair. Won ridden out
Winner. H. T. Grifhn's br. T. by MirthfuI-
Partridge Garnish. Hstchet- Ed Tierney.
Daisy Green. Midshipman. Reticent, Locket
Briarthorpe. Atwood. finished as named.