The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16
Worlds Record for Duryea's Affu|
Winner Of Futurit,y
Establishes New
Race Mark.
special Dispatch to The CaIl.

MORRIS PARK, Oct. 15@Twenty
thousand persons, by far the largest
number which has been seen at the
fall meeting here, witnessed the note
worthy triumphs of Good and Plenty
ArtfuI and Shorthose to-day in their
respective races.
There were only four starters for
the Woodlawns Vase, Shorthose, Gun
fire, Africander and Ostrich. AT the
end of the first circuit Odom sent
Shorthose on and well along the back
stretch the purple jacket moved to
the front, it being Odom's evident de-
sire to maintain a strong pace so that
Gunfire could not outrun in the sprint.
All along the back stretch Gunfire was
under a steady pull. Shorthose led by
several lengths around the last turn,
but Shaw had relaxed his pull on Gun
fire and she was coming on. She came
down the center of the course about
two lengths behind Shorthose. About
a furlong from the finish Shorthose
suddenly swerved a trifle to the out
side, but Gunfire was not near enough
to be affected by it. With Shaw do
ing his best to nurse his fast tiring
mare home, Shorthose passed the
judges about one and a half lengths
in front of his game competitor. Afri-
cander was third and Ostrich last.
Artful, carrying the heavy impost of
130 pounds, won the White Plains
handicap over the Eclipse Course. She
made a new worlds record for six fur
longs, by covering the distance in 1:0S,
which is a quarter of second faster
than the best previous time, made by
Sandria on October s. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs; purse; two
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey St 3. Fin.
8 to Jim Beattie. 100 (o'NeilD 3 II
to THE Claimant LOG 10s (Shaw} ! 2S S11
Time. 1:14 S-5. Start poor. Won eleverly.
Winner, c. A. AiRwicks b. c. by Handell-
Sweet Tooth, Sufferance, Lady Henrietta
Myopia, Buttling, also
SECOND RACE-Three and half miles;
the Sixth Champion steeplechase; for four
year-olds and up:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
to io-Good & Plenty. .154Ray) 90 ia
to 1-Woolgatherer 163 (Glgr) n
10 TO 1-Rag. .Cavaler.16 165 F'ngn) 81 SO
Time, 7:15 Start good. Won easily. Winner.
Ivan. Zinzabar. Mystic shriner. Cheiro, Colgny
finished named.
handicap two-y year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. Fin
2 to 1-Artful, 130 (Hildebrand) l / Ia
13 to 5-Dandelion, 101 (Phillips) 2
ito 20Glorif1er. 122 (Gannonl.,
Time, los. Start good Won easily. Win
ner H. B. Duryea's b. hlly by Hamburg Mar
tha H. Gamara, Augur. Cairngorn, Brilliant,
finished named
/ FOURTH RACE-Eclipse course; maiden
two-year- -olds; purse:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
2 to ID Arkle. 104 CW. Davis) 2 1
10 to 1-Bill Bailey H. 119 (Rdfrn) 22 2h
6 to 6-Oxford, 107 Oh. Cochrane) 5 L 2
Time. Bl0. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner s. Paget's b. e. by Arkle-Dareka. Pres
Marsh, finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-Two and a quarter miles on
WitheTs course; Morris Park weight for age
race; three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
to 5-Shorthose. 124 (OdOm).. IS III
3 to 2-Gunfire 121 SHAW. 4 az
to 1-Africander, 124 (O'NeiD. 8 IA "a
Time, 3:5S 2-5. Start fair. Won easily.
Winner, Goughacres Stables br. C. by Ath-
elingMiss Glennon. Ostrich also ran.
SIXTH RACE = One and three-sixteenth
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin
1S 70 5-Carbuncle. LOG (Redfrn) L IL
8 to 20-Molly Brant, 126 Oyne) 2 h "A
s to 1-Green Crest 9S CHllde) 3 h 81
Time, 2:02. Start fair Won driving. Win
ner. r. 1. Wilson Jr.'s b. q. by Stuyvesant-
Garnet Proceeds. Tom Lawson. finished as
named.