The San Francisco call., 1905-08-28
CLASSY FIELDS
At SH[EPSH[AD.
Autumn Maiden and Flying
Handicaps Are Features
of the Card for To-Day
JUGGLER LOOKS BEST
Handicappers Pick Him to
Beat Tangle in Five and
One-Half Furlong Event.
JUGGLER LOOKS BEST
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Three interest
ing races are down for decision to-mor-
row at Sheepshead Bay. The balance
of the card is made up of ordinary over
night affairs.
The features are the Autumn Maiden
and Flying handicaps. AS .Juggler is a
quick beginner, he should have no
trouble beating the bunch of semi
maidens in the Autumn Maiden stake.
He has more early speed than Tangle,
and had the Adirondack been five and
a half instead of six furlongs Tangle
would never have caught him. AT the
weights he also holds Tangle perfectly
safe
Belmere and Ben Holder are worthy
of respect, for both have been showing
improved form recently and the distance
suits them on account of their early
speed. Belmere made capital bid in
the Futurity and at five and half fur
longs was going great guns
Ben Holder won his last start with
his head OH his chest and was at no time
extended Kinleydale is dangerous II he
gets away from the barrier. but there
is always a doubt about that. Blair
Athol figures to hold the others safe. If
Preen ran his race on Saturday then his
chances in the Flying handicap will not
look good. 1t is believed he can i'm
prove on his Saturday race considerably.
Handzzara is really the only one he has
TO beat, for though Oxford showed speed
in his last start, the race was not so
fast at the beginning and he did not set
much of pace. Six furlongs in 1.15 and
seven furlongs in 1:27 3-5 means nothing
and will be no good tomorrow. Dreamer
made strong bid last time with Coun-
Gilman and the race was good one, so
he is possibility Candida has shown
nothing this season. but as two-year-
old she ran some particularly good races.
Preen should win, with Handzzara Sec
ond Oxford may beat Dreamer for the
show money. The entries for the races:
First race six furlongs, two-year-o -olds-Ruth
W 1l9. Sidney III. Thru Alarm 112. Laraeie
112. Bluette ZOE, True Love 100. Nostronno 112.
Rama 109. sss3ssa
Second race, one mile three year-olds and up
Hamburg Belle III, Monsieur Beaucaire 116.
Cairngorm lis. Pretension 1l3 Out of Reach
l13, Jocund no. Wotan 100, Grappie los, Bragg
103. Won Tromp lO2, Sir Lynnewood 100 Nor.
bury 80. Oliver Cromwell 9I, Tommy WaddeO
95. Workman 81. Ancestor 92, Marrnee 30.
Third race. five and a half furlongs. the
added-Kineydale 119. Ben Holder 49, Adons
1i2. Blair Athol 49, Samson lis. Mullins 119,
Third Alarm lis. Fine Cloth l15. Juggler ~.
Commune 112. Single Shot LIP, Belmere 115,
Albert F 115. Tango i1S.
Fourth race, six furlongs, main course. the
Flying handicap. $1,000 added. three year olds--
Handzarra 112, Oxford iO9, Dreamer les, Preen
IUS. Candida los.
Fifth race. six and half furlonss main
course-Jay Fay ITO, Samuel H. Harris Ito.
Banker 10, Longbrook lilo. Deshon ITO, Indian
Star no., Destiny I05, Fin 105. Suffice 1o5.
Chrysolite 101, Pioneer 107, Hanover Hornpips
10T White Marsh 107., Lazy Prudence los. ST.
malas 107. Gambler 107, Oliver Cromwell Ito,
Conquest 10
Sixth race. one and sixteenth miles. on
turf. selling-Telephone l0I. Yorkshire Lad Ill.
Blen1enworth 1I2, Ascot Belle 1o1. Step Away
10l, Cloyerland 11e,s Don't Ask Me Ill. Loretta
81 106 Arsenal 105, The Lady Rohesa JOB,
vfal ltH-
Z Head Darce lo1 Palette 106, Military Man Ill,
Hippocrates los. #