The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
Hildebrand, on Gold Ten,
Uses Poor Judgment and
Is Beaten.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

i LOAN DH@<ASA1s htS w a.
| apparent from the lack of class in the
! programme to-day that most of the
| good horses are at Saratoga for the
| meeting which commences next Mon
] day.
/ A lightweight handicap. a steeple-
! chase and the Holiday stakes for two
year -olds, selling allowances, were the
! only events above the average.
A slight ripple stirred the placid
afternoon when the stewards were
! called upon to decide whether ]. L.
McGinnis was entitled to claim Duke
! of Kendall or whether c. A. Alnwick
should be awarded the horse. This was
after the third race, which was won
by Alnwick's Atwood, which easily de-
feated Duke of Kendall, Brooklynite
and others. The stewards decided in
favor of Alnwick
Z. r. Thomas had starters in three
races and furnished the favorite in all
/ three. He succeeded in winning but
one. This was the Holiday stakes with
Noladay, and there were many spec
tators who declared 1t was partly due
TO 1ildebrand'S rattle headed ride of
Gold Ten that she was beaten and that
Noladay won. Gold Ten was off badly.
The pacemaker was that quick breaker,
Brush Up. which was followed by Vola-
day. To the amazement of critical on
lockers, Hildebrand rushed his mount,
Gold Ten, up from six lengths
and passed Voladay and ran
Tapped on Brush Up. Travers, on
Noladay. was content TO take matters
easily all around the bend, but moved
his mount up gradually on the last
quarter.
Gold Ten left Brush Up at the head
of the stretch and ran on even terms
\ 70 Oh aaeNr
after which the Thomas colt gradually
drew away and won easily. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs; lightweight
Handicap for all ages:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey st. q Fin.
5 10 5-stalwart 120 (Travers) 3 1123
100 10 1-Tol San. ss (o'Connorj. A 81 81
Time, LIS. Start bad. Won easily Win
ner. A. Featherstone's b. &. by Ingoldsby Ra-
dance. The Musketeer Cloten, The Captain,
Jack McKeon, finished as named.
SECOND RACE-About two miles; eteeple-
chase; chase foqT.yearI 4T olds and up; selling
? to i-Royelie i4o cVeitcb5 an N
20 to I-Woden, 1875 (Connely).. / y 2 20
10 70 20-Cock Robin, lis (Ray). IS 80
Wine lime. 4:0I; ~ start good Won driving.
Vis-a-Nis, Herion, Gortnagallan. finished as
named.
THIRD RACE-One and sixteenth miles:
ee-year-olds and up selling:
1CSNNAS. AlDI0ts w clBNL, Jockey. st. "a Fin.
70 to Atwood. I04 III Callahan) 2 1iBI2
Even-Duke Kendall, Ill CTrvrs) l 3226
to 1-Brooklynite. "a (King).. 2 u 31h
ner, c. A. Ainwicks ch c. by Aintree- Isa beI
II. Conktng, Bob Murphy Gold Dome Lord
Melbourne, Numberal The Bowery finished as
named.
FOURTH RACE-Five and a half furIones.
two-year-olds; the Holiday selling stakes:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. St "a Fin.
3 to 5-Voladay, 1O7 (Travers)... 80 13
to Sold Ten, 90 CHildebrand) 2lB23
70 Brush Up, 104 (Martin) / T33
Time EOS. Start fair. Won easily Win
Dance Music Martha German Raiment. fin-
ished named.
FIFTH RACE-One and an eighth miles.
three-year-olds and up; handicap:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey St a. Fin
to 10-Possession, 106 (Hldbnd( 2 1i1s1 h
70 6-Rosetint, 121 (Redfern) 1 25 IL
80 to 1-Illyria, 100 (OConnor). 8 33
Time. SO As. Start fair. Won driving
Winner c. Oxx's b. (. by Requital- Retained
II. Hydrangea, W. B. Fasig, finished as
named. 80
SIXTH RACE-six furlongs; two-year-olds:
purse: S'
to 2-Trapper. 102 CIIildebrand IL 2
20 TO Blk. Prince. 1O2 (Crthwt) 4h ~
TO IA Allen III (Odom) - . X 2 e
Time. :16. Start poor. Won easily. Win
ner, s. Paget's br. c. by Hastings-Tarpeia
Colossal Light Note Amber Jack. Cedarstrom
Miller's Daughter. Jetsam, Spar, finished as
named. %