The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

betting to such an extent as to be
finished a poor fourth The start
Yves rather poor. DoIlie Dollars
being one OF the principal suffer
.ers- Eudora, away well, went to the
front at once and led TO the half-mile
pole. where Miller wrested the lead
from her with the favorite His mount
was not good enough TO retain the ad-
vantage, however, and Eudora. COM
fng strong in the stretch, under vigor-
Gus bootng by Dugan. repassed Grace
@ at the paddock and flashed across
the finish line with more than a length
TO spare Miss Ohicious. coming strong
toward the end from a slow beginning
and having met with some interfer-
enoe. was third. eight lengths in front
OF Dolie Dollars. The latter had been
repeatedly cut of and much of her
poor showing undoubtedly was due to
& poorly judged ride by Tommy Sandy.
Mabel Eollander, an outsider who
came in for some support, dropped
back hopelessly beaten before the field
had gone a half-mile.
From g spectacular standpoint, the
race was pleasing. The entire field
swept through the backstretch closely
punched and It did not begin to strag-
gle out to any extent until the last
S,rn- This condition had a tendency to
Dlelp the front runners and impede those
behind the pace, as il became dif1cult
and dangerous for a boy who was IN
the bunch TO get TO the front, even had
his mount been capable OF the feat
The race was worth s2s4o to the win
ner. $500 to the second horse and $500
10 the third. The winner was as good
as to / in the betting.
BEECHwooD SHOCKS DoPEsTERs
Second IN interest only to the Oaks
the programme was brought to close.
Tony Faust, the top weight, was the
staunchly supported favorite and went
20 the post at il to 10, after having
been as good as to 8. The distance
was q mile and a sixteenth. Leroy
Williams took things so easily with
the favorite that when It came to the
stretch drive he was unable TO overtake
the lightly weighted Beechwood. a 90
10 I shot on whom Sandy had the
mount. Dorado and Dusty Miller, both
or whom had been played TO defeat the
ifsvorite finished behind him, al
though the result might have
been different in Dorado's case
had Miller got him away from
the post well instead Of having
him virtually left. Hector, on whom q
plsy developed after his price he'd
drifted back TO 20 to l. showed his
usual burst Of speed. then weakened
<.n the last turn and quit to nothing In
the stretch. Dusty Miller ran as II he
asa not like the sloppy track clamor,
the other starter, was never in the
hunt
ABBEY,s DEBUT AUsPICIoUs
The Hfldreth stable supplied an odds
m fsvortte for the two-year-old race
IN Love Of Gold. and the ely made good
IN q hard drive with Abbey, debutante
from H T. Grimn's stable Both of
these fllies came from behind In the
stretch and outgamed Wilnore. Jere-
ntah and Exchequer, the early pace
makers, who had been running head
and head.
Laura T NJ c. E Durnelrs recent
ACQUISITION, won the second race, a
lightweight selling affair. at i've and a
half furlongs, as an even-money IA
vorite. Miller had the mount waited
with her to the stretch and then caught
Judge, the pacemaker. at the paddock
and won by two lengths, going away.
Judge was safely second and -swag-
ger barely managed 10 save third place
from the stoutly closing DR.. Sherman,
Do had had bad luck at the start
Hersian had some early speed, but
stopped badly.
The third race. over the Futurity
course, developed into a stretch duel
between Mary r, the second choice,
with Sandy up. and Monte Lucille, the
fsyorite. ridden by Miller. after Cloud