The San Francisco call., 1905-03-11
Crack Colt From
Miller Stable
q F1VOritG.
Bell Reed Down
Best Man in
a Drive.
BY FIRED E. MULHoLLAND.

Gold Enamel, speed marvel from
the Wilson stable, went down to de-
feat in the afterpiece at Oakland track
yesterday. placing a crirnp in the tai
ent that a Swedish massage artist will
be unable to rub out. violating union
rules for three months.
The bookTnakers daubed up on their
states the straight and dangerous even
money mark, and forthwith the crowd
started in to make them rub 1t. At
post time that even money mark was
still plainly apparent to all. standing
out like the Farallon light.
True Wing, well supported at T. 8 and
I 6 to i, did away with the bird of pretty
plun1age. Gold Enamel ran second.
beaten a length, and perhaps Mcbride
rode good race. Opinions differ on
that point David Boland. Salable and
Ruby cut out the early pace.
PACEMAKERS ARE TIRED.
They were tired somewhat when the
bend for home was reached. and Harry
Bfrkenruth picked up the running with
True Wing. Later Mcbride went after
the Ryan f1lly with a wet sail. losing
out at the wire by a length in 1:13A.
David Boland finished a good third.
AS Montana Peeress was the one ia
vorite to finish first, the layers must
have recouped some of their losses of
the previous few days. The attendance
was large.
A six furlong run for non winners at
the meeting brought out field of If
ner turned up in Toltec. ridden by
Bell, which was played from 20 down
to 8, and in a drive beat Floriana Belle.
go to chance, less than a length.
Ere Yesterday, another outsider. ran
third.
IT,
George Jr., was plunged on at z to 5
to win the six-furlcng selling affair
next decided and finished second to
Ocyrohe. The latter horse opened fav-
orite, receding shade in the betting.
when the st. George money bobbed
to the surface. big BilP' Knapp rode
Ocyrohe, winning by three lengths
from the first choice F. e. Shaw ran
a close third.
ETHEL BARRYMORE is SECOND.
By a nose only did Jere Dunn's use
ful hlly Ethel Barrymore lose the third
race to Mogregor. Both were out
siders in the betting, 10 and IL to l
being obtainable about the winner.
Mcbride shot Ethel Barrymore to the
front as soon as the barrier was re
leased and only on the last stride did
Larsen get up with Mogregor in time
to receive the verdict Bell, on And
vari,. ran into the show. Kansas
Prices Gadfiy, backed from PA to 8
to 2, met with bad luck at the start
and finished a close fourth.
Montana PeeresS looked a certainty
for the mile and a sixteenth selling
fixture, and then only downed Meister-
singer half length, ridden out Jimmy
Coffeys mare / Id Mcbride in the
saddle and went to the post a to 5
chance. Maxetta, 20 to 1 shot, took
third place.
There sure was some weeping and
walling when Bell Reed came hop
scotching in ahead of Best Man for
the seven furlong purse. DR.. Rowells
long striding gelding was held in such
high esteem by the betting fraternity
that the to 10 first chalked was
eagerly snapped up. Bell Reed went
to to- and Jake Jones had him
out in the lead from start to finish.
Travers came from behind, as usual,
with the fayorite, falling short a
length. Budd Wade grew groggy
chasing the winner, finally running
third.
TRACK NOTES.
kansas" Price departs with his
stable for Bennings tonight. He had
big bet down on The Gadfly and
was wrathy over the mishap at the
start.
An accident while at the post in the
third event caused considerable delay.
Wright, who had the mount on Ethel
Barrymore, was kicked on the ankle
by The Gadfiy and was replaced by
Mcbride. As a piece of the bone was
Clipped off. Wright will be out of the
saddle for some days.
Mogregor is back with Charley Nc
Cafferty's string again. When the colt
captured the third purse McCafferty
elevated the selling price from $500
to $500, with no response from Jim
Neil
Whoa Bill bled while out for his
warming up gallop. All bets were de-
clared off by the judges and twenty
minutes allowed for a new book
Hall & Marshall, owners of Smithy
Kane and The Reprobate, wired from
Los Angeles yesterday for stall room
at Oakland.
DanieD, to /, won; Jerusha, 90 (Perrine) 8
to l. second; Sunmark, 9S CIV. Miller) 6 to l.