The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
ORTS OF THE POLO FIELD, PRIZERING AND RACECOURSE
ANANIAS, QUOTED AT 20 TOl,
BEATEN A NOSE BY DAINTY
Outburst Drops In,
a Neglected Out
slider.

Walter Jennings very clever mare
Dainty snatched the six-furlong handi-
cap from Ananias, a 20 TO / shot, by the
'narrOwest Of margins at InglesiGe yes
terday. Dainty, carrying 40 pounds
and coupled with her stable companion
ARABIC, had first call in the betting
Princess Titania opened equal favoritt
with the Jennings pair, receding later
10 10 TO D. Ananias had only 80 pounds
10 handle and frankie Reed lost nc
time IN getting out in front with the
colt, the field racing well punched be-
hind him. 1t looked as if the outsider
would land, but in the last few strides
JACK Martin got UP with Dainty, gain
ing a nose decision. See. on Princess
1ltania, made a botchy job Of il, finish
ing third. two and half lengths away
san Nicholas was prominent 10 the
stretch and then faded away.
The track was still slow, accounting
Tor the ordinary time made in the diff
Ierent events. Five more favorites
We're turned down, the handicap win
ner being the only successful public
choice.
Willie See made a late ride with
brennus, faVOrite for the first event
losing TO Charley McCanerty's Flaneul
In a head finish. Flaneur was second
eholce IN the ring and led from the
start See apparently figured on hav-
ing more up his sleeve than he really
possessed, and Bonner. astride the win.
ner, fooled him. Dusty Miller. an s "a
! shot finished third.
u Goloen IDOL is going TO continue
running out the entry of DR. ROVeIl' 5
youngster should be refused until cured
ot the habit. II is not right to have
lne PUBIC money burned up as il was
yesterday. There were only five start
eIs, ana Golden IDOL opened a 7 TO II
chance, with to 10 later on Obtainab Bile
AS usual, he ran out on the stretch
turn and DAILY took matters so calmly
that Bullman on Bose Eley picked up
the lead there Although pounds the
0est. Idol ran third, Bose Eley beating
EGgeciih more than a length.
Young MOrelo VS. installed a mild
favorite over the cheap bunch starting
IN the five and a half furlong run fol-
lowing, and, weakly ridden by TraVers,
finished fourth. The winner turned up
IN Moooer. AZ 70 / chance, piloted by
stuart. which passed the pace maker,
Rustic Girl. in the run home, scoring
by length DR.. Sherman. a 10 to ]
shot, ran into the show
Travers did much better with Har-
Dor IN the second siX-furlong selling
affair He avoided the early pace on
the back stretch, and then getting
through on the rail on the bend for
the wire took the lead from Riesca.
AT the finish TraYers was kept very
busy, for See came with a rush on the
outside with the favorite Hulford, only
losing the decision by a head The
show went TO Riesca.
Il almost looked as if Ulloa had
been made the caucus nominee. so hot
a Tip was the mare for the closing
mile selling recital An to favor
ite. Bonner succeeded in getting her
lost In the discard. Outburst. a Is to
in 40
skinned away in the lead and was
not headed. winning by four open
. lengths. Emily Oliver downed Elmer
i for the place.
NOTES OF THE TRACK.
This win be the closing day of the
season al Ingleside. Racing will be re-
sumed at Oakland on Monday, with
the California Derby as the star at
traction. Entries for Mondays events
"ill close at both tracks today at Il
o'clock.
HulfOrd was claimed from the fifth
race by Dr. Rowen, owner Of Harbor
Later in the day Harry Slower got his
.three-Year-Old back without paying
any advance.
A $1,000 handicap at one mile, for
which the crack mare, Gold Money
viii be one Of the starters, is the fea-
rure event OF the card this afternoon.
Dell Fountain has purchased the
contract held on the services of Van
derbOut and viii endeavOr to make q
rider out Of the young man.
Willie Knapp viii not 90 to Little
Rock with Parker & Thwaites. His
father purchased the contract held or
the youngsters services from the Spo-
kane firm yesterday.
George L. Smith (Pittsburg Phil)
the widely known Eastern turfman
was spectator at the track yester-
'day. He had a bet down on the first
two winners. So much has been writ
ten at different times Of Pittsburg Phi
that 81 is almost superiuous to add
that he is the most successful plungel
the turf Of this country has ever pro-
duceo.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race-Fire and half furlongs' four
year-0lds and up; selling
fls~e seue D hrson "a interD ! ~
Goo aDr Sherman C1hite) ..-...--.-.-.-- 10
f1Ns HariHCr fFfnel- - Atf
fe0G3)FPrueTood (3fcAlister & Co)-.-.-.-. 10
GO52 skip Ne Madison q Co)------...---lo lo
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