The San Francisco call., 1906-11-22

third race, at a mile. Miss May Bow
dish opened up as favorite, but her
price heightened as the result of a
plunge on Jackfull. a poor performer
on Monday, and the latter was pro-
nounced a first cheice at post time
That the right money was down was
proved by the way in which Jackfull
made a show of the field, winning by
three lengths easily 1t is true that
Miss May Bowdish got off badly, was
excessively used in the early stages
to make up the lost ground and tired
at the end, but 1t is hardly probable
that she was good enough to beat the
winner as he ran yesterday. DR.. Shorb,
coming strong in the stretch, took the
place from May Bowdish in the last
stride Briers, we'll played, failed to
show anything under inadequate hand
ling by the little Buxton boy
SENSATIONAL FINISH.
The feature race -of the day-the
Cleaning handicap at a mile-was run
In a sensational style. Logistilla, Sam
Hildreth's classy mare, ruled as pro-
nounced odds-on favorite, and carried a
ton of the public money, as well as a
big stable commission. The Hildreth
mare & slow beginner at best, broke
f1at-footed and was practically left at
the post, to the disnay of her hackers.
J. c. Glenn and Dusty Miller raced out
In front, but the former soon quit.
At the half, the favorite was still many
lengths out of IL, Knapp having judi
ciously decided to move up with her
gradually. Dusty Miller set a terrific
pace and opened big gap on the rest
OF the field. On reaching the far turn,
Knapp set the favorite down and she
responded grandly. Inch by inch she
gained on the flying pacemaker When
Strengthened out in the stretch, the ia
vorite was still a length behind. Dusty
Miller kept up hisSheartbreaking pace
and the grandstafd, by this time in
an uproar of excitement. despaired of
Logistilla being able TO win. But gain
ing little by little, she overlook Van
Dusen's wonderfully improved horse a
few feet from the wire and poked her
nose in front in the final stride 1t
was the gamest finish of the meeting
and left the crowd in CULVER of ex-
citement The memory of the grand
race run by the winner will not soon
be erased from the minds Of those who
saw Hildreth's mare come from behind
in such game fashion. when seemingly
hopelessly beaten. The time hung out,
1873 As, provoked a cheer from the as
semblage. Tt was by far the best of
the season. The track record is 1852
DoLTNDA's soMERsAULT
Red" Walkers Dolinda performed an
acrobatic stunt by winning the fifth
race. at mile and a sixteenth, in ri
diculously easy style, from a classy
field of four others Massy was a heaY
lily played favorite, but finished out
side the money, getting off poorly and
running below his notch. Christine
A, well played by her owner and 9TH
ers. was cut down on the first turn,
but gamely ran on and must be cred
tied with a remarkable race under the
circumstances. Critical, supposedly
speedy only in the mud, ran a good
race.
There was nothing to 1t but Hill
dreths Gypsy King in the closing race
This fast maiden of few days ago
stood Hector on his head when Hall &
Marshalls speedy horse went out to
set the pace Hector was unable to
stand the pressure and promptly quit,
burning up lot of money for the tai
ent, who had played him place and
show. The winner was a well played
favorite. Lisaro was the surprise of
the race. coming from behind gamely
and taking the place from the firing
st. Francis.