The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
Yesterdays WINNERS
BY j. r. Jeffery

Inc breaking OF the coast record Aot
a mile and sixteenth by c. {. Nc
Canertys Joe Coyne, the suspension
Of Jockey l. Wilson for a bad looking
ride on the first favorite OF the after
noon and the successful carrying
through OF a killing" on the horse
Mischief were the features of yester-
days racing at Emeryville.
Joe Coyne made the new record in
the Glenmar handicap and the fact
that he won the race after getting
away from the post last. and datfooted
at that, rendered his performance moth
ing short OF phenomenal. The horse
was timed separately by his owner
the last mile OF the race in 1;S1 4-0'
which is unouestionably the fastest
performance Of the season McRae hao
the mount and did little more than TO
sit still and let the horse run as ne
pleased. He wore his field down graou-
ally one by one and took the lead from
Daruma and J. C Glenn near the PAD
dock. From then on he held his field
safe and had a margin Of length at
the wire Fred Bent, the favorite.
which was away nearly as badly as the
winner, closed a big gap so quickly
that ne tired from the overexertion,
and. weakening toward the end, after
looming dangerously at the last turn
finished third. Woolma and Daruma
SCI a SALLlll6 cary poCC anu SAAN -ONNS+
led into the stretch. where she lost
all chance TO get any of the money
through being badly bumped just as
she had begun TO weaken. Nooima
had an abundance Of early speed, but
failed 10 stay. The race was run in
]: As, which clipped exactly one-fourth
Of a second from the record
MISCHIEF GIVEN RIGHT OF WAY
The annual killing on Mischief
took place in the opening race. While
the public was deluging the ring with
money on Mary B. Clark, the connec-
lions OF the Lake County stable, of
busy backing Mischief off the boards.
As good as 20 to / was obtainable
against the horse in the early stages.
but 8 TO 1 was the post price. Forest
Wilson got the old gelding away well
and was able to take the lead from
Bon Nivant at the turn. Thereafter the
result was not in doubt and Mischief
reached the wire couple OF lengths
in advance of Willie Gregg, which out
lasted Bon Nivaut for the place. SEN
ator Warner the only other contender
mat was prominent, faded away in the
stretch. Mary B. Clark, the favorite,
was almost last away from the post
and l. Wilson failed TO make up any
ground with her until the race was
virtually over. At the end she was
rallOping over the leaders. but got none
of the money. The stewards questioned
Wilson closely and. at the close of the
afternoons program, ordered the boy ;
suspension. A ride which he had put
Up on Monte Lucille. June 10, was es-
pecially held against him by the off,
Gals and the showing which he has
made on certain other short priced
horses docs not help his case any. The
hoy rode out here with considerable
success several seasons ago.
ANONTELLUS WINS LONG RACE
Mentry's well judged handling of
Avonuellus. the even money fayorite in
eae second, was factor in the victory
OF that horse. The boy kept his mount
close up to the pace in the early part.
and taking the lead on the last turn
ran away from the pacemakers. At the
paddock it looked as if he might win
by himself, but BenvoiiO came from be-
hind and rnomentarily menaced him.
Ding Dong II finished a distant third,
outgaming Harbor by a head.
College Widow, a hlly that has been
the victim of bad racing luck in several
OF her recent efforts. redeemed herself
in brilliant fashion when she won the
year old race in a romp after an early
drive with creston and Follie l. Gross.
the Hoag & Soule stable rider, was up
and handled her faultlessly. Getting
College Widow away in front and bid
ing his time when Creston outran her
at the turn. Gross sent his mount into
( he lead at the head OF the stretch and
she galloped TO the wire six lengths In
advance of the second horse, Follie L,
which had beaten her by a scant mar
gin on the occasion of their previous
meeting. with the weights decidedly in
her favor St Avon just did beat Kis-
met Jr. for the show. Creston showed
a high turn of early speed, but stopped
/ nthes tretch as if shot
KUMIss REFUSES TO BREAK
In spite of her propensity for getting
left at the post, Kumiss was plunged
on with such confidence TO win the
fifth that she suppIanted Eckersau as
the favorite. She refused to break when
the barrier went up, and her hackers
didn't even get a run for Hneir money.
gCckersall raced head and head with
Crofx dor to the stretch, then drawing
clear he outgamed Matte Bumppo, on
which a killing" had been attempted.
L. Wilson made a determined bid with
Bumppo in the final furlong. but failed
by a head to get up. Croix dor ran
third.
The finish OF the sixth race was the
most. spectacular Of the day. Phalanx,
Tavora and Ocean Shore passed the
Judges heads apart in the order named
after a thrilling struggle through the
stretch. Phalanx was an outsider in
the betting, Ocean Shore having been
the favorite. Tavora probably was the
hest horse ia the race, as she closed a
big gap in the stretch after having met
with interference in the earlier stages.
Escaiante, heavily backed, could not
overcome the handicap of a poor get
away from the barrier.