The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14
AVonella, a 100 to |
Shot, Is Second
to Ramona.
CINNABAR SCORES
Phalanx Leaves the
Maiden Class
Galloping.
BY FRED e MULHOLLAND.

II Gold Enamel starts again at a
short price and il beaten. brand new
broom wort sweep UP fifteen cents in
loose change about the betting ring at
Oakland The crack colt from the Mil
Ter stable went into Jake Holtman's s
hands an II 20 20 choice for the con-
GLIDING mile run, and was beaten out
& length By Big Beach. vigorously be-
Isbored and ridden by Tooman- So lit
tie thought Of was the winner that his
price SCARED from TO I3 TO J.
Big Beach was unquesuonably best,
for after being sharply cut on on the
back stretch and taken back, he I'm
ished IN game fashion. securing the
purse. The favorite had speed, but
grew Wobbly the last hundred yards,
under McBride's urging. Magrane, the
second choice, ran third, Telephone De-
ing unable to stir Up a gallop in the
sloppy going.
Long shots had quite an inning
Ramona, Cinnabar and ST George Jr.
also getting home at lengthy odds. The
attendance was good.
PHALANX COMES THROUGH.
After frequent and unsuccessful at
tempts TO enter the charmed circle in
front Of the judges stand, Phalanx
finally graduated from the maiden
10 chance for the introductory sprint.
and with Jake Jones I'D won easily
from Neva Lee and Morits.
Probably his effort in the stake event
last Saturday did not benefit Chief
Whitman, for Garnet Ferguson's colt
disappointed his admirers by finishing
third in the twO-year-old dash. The
winner turned I'd in Ramona, 20 TO
! shot. DilOted by Perrine. which led
from the start and doHned the 100 to
/ shot Avonella three lengths. Chief
Whitman was backed down TO IL 10 10
fsvoritism. St. Francis received back
ing, but ran poorly.
II Chief Whitman did fail 70 make the
wire first the same owners OF 81.
George Jr. upset a pretty good thing
IN the third. Mildred Schultz received
cordial support from smart people un-
I'll it looked as II the way might have
been creased for her. Ridden by Jones.
the mare experienced some trouble in
getting 10 the front and when chal-
lenged ~ the last By Davis on St
George Jr, weakened and lost out by
less than length. The odds about the
winner went from 10 TO l. Ethel
Abbott, z % 70 1 shot, ran a fair third
Pickswsy finished back in the mInch,
finding the early pace too rapid.
EASY MONEY FOR REDWALD.
Billy Magrane's geiding. RedWald
found 2 purse hanging on a Christmas
tree IN the mile and seventy yards sell
ing affair. There was nothing entered
capable of giving him a brush and he
won leisurely from HeIlas, the latter
now a consistent performer. Tam
hsuser picked I'D the show.
what 2 grand. good spot silurian
looked 10 have fallen into when his
name came out as starter in the
split Of the mile and seventy yards
number. So many people asked Dan
Lsmasney n he We're not ashamed TO
go and collect the money from the
secretary that the veteran owner
finally went in hiding behind water
tank
snurian closed an even money
chance. and ran fifth. Lloyd Fountain
threaded the way 10 the front on the
- 70 ] shot CHINA bar, and in a drive
disposed Of Frank Pearce by nearly a
length. Big BIZ Knapp on Carilee,
20 TO ] outsider. was third.
TRACK NOTES.
Walter Jennings will ship his stable
East about April ].
Both Tooman and Perrine piloted
winners At Ascot Park.
Now that Phalanx has succeeded in
escsping from the maiden class. the
colt may beat some good ones.
jake Jones was fined SIS by the
Judges for rough riding on the first
turn with Msgrane in the last race
Mcbride got in trouble over the
same race, and for like cause He
rode Gold Enamel and on the back
stretch made Tooman pull up Big
Beach. through his jostling tactics.
He earned thirty-day vacation on
the ground for IT, The Miller stable.
of course. is not deprived Of his SER
vices by the ruling. Mcbride has been