The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
HainauIt Is Beaten
by Andrew Mack
in a Gallop
Revolt, With Jones
Up, DisposeS OF
Albemarle.
By FRED e. MUnHo1nAND.

II Walter Jennings mare Letola
could not win the seven furlong hendi-
cap at Oakland yesterday with only
one hundred pounds Of baggage to
handle, II seemed there was no re-
demption for her. Well she did. Fol-
lowers Of the Jennings colors were
forced to accept a scant quotation, to
10 being about the best exposed
Big Biz Knapp sat on the favor
ties back and he had her under re-
straift TO the stretch, Jones astride
Princess Titania mapping out the
route When given her head Letola
gradually forged 70 the front, scoring
cleverly by two lengths. Never partial
to heavy going, Princess Titania tired
approaching the wire, and lost the
place to Gateway. Bombardier re-
ceived backing, but found the clip too
breezy.
The books could not have laid away
anything, for four heavily played
choices arrived at the wire on schedule
time. Threatening weather kept the
attendance down somewhat
EBEL THATCHER WINS HANDILY.
Travers landed the -year-old dash
at five furlongs with Ebel Thatcher, &
TO choice in the ring. Iron Watson
was accorded considerable support, but
fioUndered about in the heavy going
The favOrite won handily by length.
Carrick ran an ordinary third
Revolt. from the stable Of Vic Gil
bert drew the fire of every sharp
shooter on the range when speculating
On the Futurity course run next de-
cided began. The mares odds were
played down from 6 to l to l3 TO 8
favoritism- Ridden by jake Jones, she
went out and won sll the way 1t
could be called a lucky win, for Albe-
marie, which was beaten only half a
length. would have finished first with
q better send OF. Sol Lichtenstein
took the show. Olympian gave it up.
after being the contender for most of
the route.
To w. Davis solely belongs the
credit placing Bob Ragon over the
plate winner of the three-quarter mile
run for 3-year-olds. The colt was sore,
as he usually is, but Davis simply
would not let him lag behind. Over
taking Gallant Cassie at the paddock.
he outrode Mcbride, earning a head de-
cisiOn. The winner opened an TO 5
choice. but when a wise play cut the
price about Gallant Cassie from TO
II to 10. RagOn's odds heightened to 13
TO ;. The show went TO Baker.
DAVIS LANDS ANDREW MACK.
There was nothing to the mile selling
number but Andrew Mack, the favor
lL6- Billy 0dulll = morse met some
interference at the first turn, though
il cut little figure in the ultimate re-
suit Under Davis tUtelage he col
Jared Hainault, the pacemaker, at the
head Of the stretch, winning in hollow
fashion at the wire. Red Cross Nurse
ran third, more than a length behind
Hainault.
With riders reversed old Modicum
could have beaten Dusty Miller for the
mile . fY1rlnr7rr fof he
former had first call in the betting and
displayed a spark Of his former speed.
But Lloyd Fountain took matters too
leisurely out in front with the veteran
and when Knapp came at him with a
rush in the stretch on Dusty Miller
Fountain found himself unfinished and
beaten nearly a length. The winner
was played for q good thing, his price
falling from and to to 1. Mr..
Dingle, ridden by Perrine, collected
show money.
TRACK NOTES.
Revolt, winner of the second race,
wss bid up from $500 to $500 by Alb.
Stemler. Vic Gilbert retained the
mare
The stewards suspended Johnny
Sullivan, the steeplechase rider, for SO
days yesterday. He was charged with
; enticing his brother apprentice Frank
SuilNan from ms employers, Bianchf
& McGovern, and encouraging him
10 go TO Los Angeles.
w Davis and Big Bill' Knapp d.
vioed the saddle honors, each piloting
two winners.
The attention Of owners is called to
the fact that Hawthorne track stakes
close to-day.
The stakes Of the Harlem Jockey
Club. Chicago, close on Saturday,
April !. The value Of the Harlem
. National handicap this year is 317, 500
and many OF the other stakes have
been measurably increased
Charley McCaferty pins his faith
20 the Western Jockey Club and has
made a nominations 10 Harlar,n tracl.