The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16
With Anderson in the Saddle
and 30 TO 1, He Defeats
Judge for the Handicap
ELLIOTT, OUT OF FORM,
Is A DISAPPOINTMENT
MOuntebank, an 8 to 1 Shot,
Runs Circles Around the
RedhOt FavOrite DiderOt
G. ". TRAHERN. DOWNS
FILE DOR DRIVING
BY FRED E. MULHOLLAND.

Of course the track at Emeryville was
in sloppy condition yesterday and,
just as when the Police Commissioners
meet, everybody looked for something
to be doing. There was, but the long
est priced winner of the afternoon, Ven
ator, eluded the sharpshooters.
DR.. Rowell's gelding made one of a
company of six starting in the three
quarters of mile handicap, and was
friendless and neglected at % and 80 to
l. Judge, from the McAlester string,
carrying Michaels and 105 pounds,
struck the public fancy about right, the
price dropping from threes TO 8 to )
favor1tfsm. Neither Elliott nor Kenil-
worth were accorded a smile, though
Royal Rogue had a few admirers. 1t
proved two-horse race from the start,
Venator and the favorite giving the
others the slip. The despised outsider
possessed all varieties of speed and, ex-
cellently handled by Anderson, downed
Judge a couple of lengths at the wire.
The show fell to Royal Rogue.
THREE CHOICES REGISTER.
Not all of the short priced ones the
talent backed met disaster, however.
Elrodun, Sea Voyage and G. w. Ira
hern, three choices, registered first. The
attendance was good and the betting
brisk.
a catch-as-catch-can assortment of
platers lined up in the opening event
with Brennus starting II to 10 favor
lite. Big Bill Knapp had the leg up
on Revolt and, outbreaking his field at
the start, won all the way. Bell, astride
the first choice, moved up by degrees,
beating out Red Damsel for the place.
The winner was quoted at to 1
throughout the betting.
There were ten starters in the
maiden two-year- r-old affair with two
hot ones developing in Edrodun and
Phalanx. The former with Sheehan
in the saddle finally closed favorite and
Andavari, a 10 TO l chance, took the
place from The Reprobate by more
than a length. PhalanX ran green, but
will do later on.
Mountebank made joke of the first
six and a half furlong sprint. galloping
in at odds of to 1. Diderot, which
with W. Davis in the saddle was in
stalled favorite at s to 5. looked as if
he had been rusticating at the sea-
shore, lasting long enough, however,
TO dispose of Sugden for the place.
Galanttus was not ready.
SEA VOYAGE A WINNER.
On the strength of her showing IN a
race last Saturday, Sea Voyage looked
far and away the best in the five and 4
half furlong scramble for two-year-old
FLIES. The big spectators eagerly
snapped up all the Z to 10 hung out
against the Miller entry, and it proved
good investment. Piloted by Knapp,
she scored with plenty in reserve
from Lillian Ayres, the mount of
Davis. Fntre Nous ran third, after
leading almost to the stretch.
Charley HenshalPS Meistersinger
created quite a furry during the bet
ting on the concluding race of the day.
Opening up at C, the odds fell to Az,
but the Wagner horse did nothing to
warrant the plunge. Kerry Patch"
Mclaughlin rode the faYorite, O.. w.
Trahern, and, after duel through the
stretch with File dor, earned the de-
cision by a scant length. Lloyd Foun-
tain dropped in third with Ink, rank
outsider from the Lamasney barn.