The San Francisco call., 1905-06-17
California Colt Makes
New Record on the
Turf Course.
Bred by A. B. Spreckels,
Master of the Napa
Stock Farm.
Special Dispatch to The Call


SHEEPSHEAD BAY. n. Y. June 1s.
Voorhees,. a splendid bay colt, racing
in the colors Of Senator Pat McCarren
OF Brooklyn, broke the hve-furlong rec
ord to-day for the grass course when
he won the Daisy stakes. The Daisy
was the year-old stake Of the day.
II has been q special OF the June meet
ing at Sheepshead since 1890. That it
has always attracted good fields is evil
denced by the fact that the names of
such shifty two-year-olds as Charade,
Harry Reed, Kingdom, George Kessler,
Leonora Loring and St. Bellane appear
on its winning roster.
The company that ran with voorhees,
was frst-class. They were Mr.. Keene's s
Lancsstrian, Richard T. Wilson Jr.'s
Nostomo. John E. Madden's Hammer
away, r. H McCarter Potter's Belle
OF PeQuest and T. L. Watts Barberloot.
Voorhees, was top weight in this bunch.
but he had run so well at Gravesend
in the best of company that the talent
went TO him with avidity. Even money,
the price offered by the layers at the
opening Of the speculation, was
grabbed quickly, and in a little while
the highest obtainable was s to 10.
He finally closed a to chance. The
race was voorhees, all the way. The
winner was bred by A. B. Spreckels,
master Of Napa Stock Farm. He IS by
the imported horse Solitaire II.
Long before the finish OF the second
race murmurs Of dissatisfaction went
UP all over the grounds when IL be-
came apparent that Pronta would win
without doubt and thus afford the most
glaring form reversal of the year.
On Wednesday. the 14th inst. at
Gravesend, this mare, weakly ridden
by J. Kelly. the same jockey who was
on her to-day, was just inside the
money" in e race won by Wizard.
Kelly's weak effort attracted universal
attention. Those who saw her re-
.markably good preliminary to-day an
ticipated much better race on her
part, but were not prepared for the
meteoric speed she displayed.
The closing event resulted in one of
the most stubbornlS contested races OF
the year. eliminating in a thrilling fin-
ish between Outcome. Wotan. Dande-
lion and Kehailan. all only few inches
apart. While the judges placed Out
come first. they could just as easily
none could safely contradict them.
Summary:
FIRST RACB-Five furlongs; maiden hlIies;
rW-O-yeaT-Olds- purse.
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
to I-B. Nymph, 10 OHIdel. 8 Il ! 81
I5 TO I-Fatinitza, no Diiuer). 6 II 2h
10 I-society Bud. 10 CBrns) y a
Time. 1.Ol. Start fair. Won easily. VIM
ner II. p Whtneys ch. {. by Meddler-Cas-
talia. Mo0nshine. Spendthrifr Helen, Single
Life. Hester W. India. sandmark, MI Rama,
WstergrasS. Changeable and Hampton Lady
finished as named
SECOND RACE-One and an eighth miles:
selling; three-year-olds and Up:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
3 % l-PEon5a, % g. ,,SsI Keliy}- 5s
Is to 5-Champlain. 90 IL JWsh)1o 81
Time. 1888 2-5. start good Won easily.
Winner, c 7. Henshalrs b. m. by Falsetto-
Volantress The southerner. Captain Bob. In
cubstor Glisten. Daisy Green, Billy Roche and
Schoolmate finished named.
THIRD RAcE-Five furlOngs; two-year-
olds: Daisy stakes:
to 5-voorhees. III Co'NenD.. 3 - IA
9 to 1-B. OF Pequest 10I 6shaw) y
70 1-Nostrome. 10 OHildel;.. S3
Time. :oo start good. Won ridden out.
Winner, Il. H. McCsrreu's b. C. by Solitaire
II-Csrnation II. BarberlOot. Hammerway and
Lsncasterian finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs: three-year-
olds and up; the Coney Island handicap:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
> 70 IA. Belle I24 Nv. Davis 8 ID IL
to i-Rose Ben. l29 Co'NeiD. : q 2
Time. ll2 3-5 Start good Won cleverly.
Winner. :. Paget's ch. Z by Hamburg-Isaie.
Pasadena. Oliver Cromwell, Leonidas Spark
ling star Lady Uncas and Little En- finished
named
FIFTH RACE-Six and a half furlongs;
-year-olGs; purse:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. z Fin.
u 70 I'D. Flua. 1oe fBurns). h
10 Druid 106 Nsyne)..--.. 1 81
8 to I-Kianesha. III CW Knp) 2 az
b Time .2e start good Won driving Win
ner r "; Nelson's ch. {; BY 81. Jglian-Golden
niClo and Hsndzarra finished named.
SIXTH RAcE-one and sixteenth miles;
han5icap: three-year-olds and up:
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
10 5-Outcone. lCe Lyne).-.-. 2
70 1--Wotan. 112 (Mlier) )......z 2s 2h
2 10 1-Dsndelion, 100 (Baird).-
Time ~ Start good Won driving Win
ner n. Gays b. {. by Sir Dixon-OIlie Glenn
Kehallsn and Elwood finished as named.
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