The San Francisco call., 1904-09-14
McChesney Bolts, Placing
Africander to Advantage,
and He Wins.
Special Dispatch TO TIE can

BRIGHTON BEACH. Sept. I3.-~Won
by a fuke" was the verdict after Afri-
cander's number went up as the win
ner OF the Brighton Preliminary to-day.
Owing 10 O'Neill's alertness after Nc
chesney had bolted TO the outside OF
the track on the lower turn Africander.
which had been running just behind
McChesney. shot up between that horse
ard the rail horse and by the time the
Western idol was once more straight
and in his stride he found Africander IN
front CT him and making a bold bid for
the race. On Africander's left was Eu-
genia BuFch. the pacemaker. while just
behind was The Picket, which had been
bumped By NcChesney when the horse
was pulled into the rail. and thereby
lost lot OF ground
The spectators could not believe il
was Africander which had doomed up
as possible winner. With Redfern on
McChesney hard at work with his whip
and heels on his right hand side. and
Eugenia Burch IN equal stress on his
left hand side and The Picket almost
literally treading on the heels OF Afri-
cander, the finish for the mile and a
half Brighton Preliminary was spectac-
ular 70 the last degree.
II was not so satisfying TO those who
backed 8fcChesney. The finish was
three heads-Africander first, McChes-
Dey second, Eugenia Burch third The
Picket, fourth, was beaten half q length
Major Daingerield was last from bad
start. Summary:
FIRST RAcE-six furiOngs; selling; three
yezr-olds and gDS
80 70 Memphis. 100 CH- H-Phiilipsl Il 4
70 I-Ph2nton. Ios to.NeilD-. \
Tine. I:14 start good. Won driving. Win
ncr. =. NeTton's b. z. BY Sir Dixoa-Miss An
ME Falmouth, Lem Reed. Blue Peter II
Xxi. valley Forge, Duked0n, Dan Connors.
Ganzevoort Schonsrie. Peninsula, finished As
named
SECOND RACE-one and sixteenth miles;
handicap; thrss-year-olds and Up:
5F 3S Mason. sEs'' Is cF.Bsrs, 7Febss Il IL
10 20. Right, 1I5 Gynel.-.-- h "a
- Te e 5Iy Hey is ts - As.y' saiy Won easiy 2
Winner. c z Rowe's ch. h by First Mate
Manola Mason Grey FTiar. St, Valentine.
Duke Of kendal. finished as named
THIRD RAcE-si1 furionss; purse; two
betting Horse. Weight. Jockey ST q Fin
Il 70 20-B- strome. ICE CRedfrn). 10 \
, 70 1-Dsndelson. 112 CW-Days) 2 IS %
Tine. 1:I2. start good. Won driving. Win
ner. Natio3sl Stables b. f. b. Ben Stro4ne- he
Humber. Oxford, Roderick Dhus Rric1Tys
Spar. finished as named
FOURTH RACE-One and half miles; Pre-
Ilninary; FOR three-year-olds and up:
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. St q Fin.
- 70 1-Africsnder. 126 CO'NeilD- A 3 III
3 TO 2-McChesney. 126 (Redfern) 1 q b
Z 10 1-Eugenia Burch, 12SfHild) h =
Time, 2-34- Start good. Won driving. Win
ner s Deimeis b. h. by Star Ruby-Afric
Queen The Picket. Major DaingsrAeld finished
as named.
FIFTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles;
three-year-olds: selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St q Fin
3 70 dick Bernard, 100 (J-CzD II Is
6 70 1-Canteen, 9S fHlldebrand) Il =
TO IS Moments. % fCrimmins)13 81 3 h
Time, As 3-5. Start fair. Won easily
Winner, E z. Smathsrs br. c. BY Florist
Veronica Brooklynite The Southerner, Gay
Lotharfo. Naughty Lady. Gravina, Sais, Cot
tGee Maid. South Trimbie. Allan, Gold Dame
finished named
SIXTH RACE-FIve furlongs; two-year-old
maiden fllies: purse:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. 81. z Fin.
10 Fancy Dress. 07fRsdfern) ! III n
20 Long Days. 1OT CHildbd) ! 2 21h
40 10 Lucy Young. 1O7 Il. Hew) Il h
Time. 100 3-5. Start good Won ridden
out. Winner. J. p keene's br. T. by Ben
BruEh-Coutome. Miss Modesty. Jennie Nc
Cabe, High Life. Queen Rose. My Buela, Linda
Lee, Galics, Nightmare, Smiling Alice, Prude.
Favermere, Seaguil finished as named