The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
Nigrette. the Odds On Fa-
yOrite, Loses Place H0nOrs
to Orc Viva.
PUBLIC CHOICES SCORE
Sir Wilfred Again Proves Too
Speedy for the Fast Filly
Daruma.
SAD SAM rs UNPLACED
BY FRED e. MUIiHoLLAND.

BY FRED e. MUIiHOLLAND.
Any time that Bombardier can min
gle with a select few, where every
body behaves like a real lady or gen
jostling. he is sure pumpkins. Franz
SINNERS Mako gelding started in q
sprint handicap on Tuesday but wa:
outfooted from the start, and finished
last. With a heavier track to run over
and only three starters to compete
against. he looked to have a rare good
chance in the $1,000 mile and six
teenth handicap at Oakland yesterday
w. Davis again had the mount or
Bombardier, and the books held him
second choice. He won hands down
from Orc Viva. after Nigrette. the 9 to
10 favorite, had mapped out the route
to the far turn. The black mare even
there began hosting distress signals
and was downed five lengths for the
place by Orc Viva. Major Mansir
could not keep within hailing dis
tance of the leaders.
Favorites captured four of the six
events decided. The books would have
had decidedly off day but for the
downfall of Sad Sam In the concluding
race
For the Introductory Futurity course
run, with a bunch Of ten starting, Sub
urban Queen ruled a slight favorite
over Yellowstone. o. Chandler, who
had the mount on the first choice, got
the mare away in front, kept her there
and won easily from Brennus. Yellow
stone met with some interference on
running third.
SIR WILFRED LIKES MUD.
Sir Wilfred now has the "Injun sign
on Daruma, for he has beaten her
twice. From the manner in which he
tramped along through the mud in the
shown around these parts that can
lower the colors of the Cameron colt.
Ridden by jake Jones, the son OF
Ossary and Plumeria had first call in
the betting and scored without effort
after leading from the time the barrier
was released. Daruma ran gamely un-
der Bullman's hard urging, but could
not get up, losing by three lengths. Abe
Meyer ran third.
Staggering at the finish, Mimo, the
favorite, received nose decision over
Educate at the close of the six and a
half furlong event. The first choice had
Davis in the saddle and cut out all the
running. He bumped Educate some as
the wire was approached, but a claim
of foul on the part of Chandler, who
piloted Educate, was not considered.
Flaneur, a so to 1 shot, took third
position. With a rider up Glendene
would have had chance. Mcbride on
Riesca rode a poor race.
DAVID BOLAND COMES STRONG.
Old Barrack warmed up for the mile
and a furlong selling fixture about as
nimble as club man with the gout
would climb a flight of stairs. He
look 1 to 8 chance, but his infirmities
created very generous quotation. Rid
der again by Bullman the aged cam
paigner scored easily, after Vigoroso
had played a one=night stand out in
front Theodore L and Gin Spray, two
fancy priced ones, ran second and third
respectively. Adirondack retired very
early.
Sad Sam stock opened strong at the
call on the last race, but the curb
stone brokers handled him with the ut
most recklessness later on. A decided
slump sent the price to 9 to 5, and the
smart ones were not buyers The half
breed sprinter was outfooted by David
Boland from the jump, or at least w.
DAILY extracted more speed from David.
The favorite finally melted away to
nothing. Anderson on w. r. Condor
rode a live, energetic race, reaching
home the handiest sort of a winner over
Squire Johnson, another outsider. San
Nicholas took the show. Ten to one
could be had about the winner.
TRACK NOTES.
w. Davis was there with two win
ners again.
o. Chandler handled Suburban
Queen very cleverly and only lost the
decision with Educate by a nose.
Emmett League could win some
races If given the opportunity. He
showed to good advantage on long
shots and some owner might give the
boy a chance on one that could put it
over.
Possibly Mcbride thought he rode
an excellent race on Riesca. He
didn't, and the next time the mare
starts, instead of being LIS to l, she
will probably be to 5.
Charley Henshall stated last even
ing that he would ship his stable to
Los Angeles on Saturday evening.
Jack Joyner. the noted Eastern
trainer and owner, arrived from New
York last night He will probably
have w. Davis under his wing next
season.
Jimmy Mclaughlin, the former
famous rider now racing a string Of
horses at Los Angeles, will ship Pas
adena up here to start in the Burns
handicap.
Colonel Applegate got in from Sc
attic last night. The poolroom in
terests at that point have been pooled.
Twenty-Five books cut in yesterday,
one less than at the previous drawing.
Thomas Fitzgerald is now the own
er of Edrodun, having purchased the
three-year-old at private sale.
A carload of horses reached Oak
land from Los Angeles last night
Among the lot were Tam O'Shanter,
owned by ]. L. Tullett; three or four
belonging to Jimmy Coffey and An
drew Mack, the latter consigned to
Billy Cahili.