The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-12-12

in her previous starts. according 10
his statement to the officials. The IN
suiry into the race will be continued
today.
COTYTTO STAR
The triumph OF A. B. Spreckels' filly
Cotytto. over a band of cracks OF her
own aga was the one bright spot IN
the days results. Cotytto alone
saved the day for the favorite play
ers. The manner in which her VIC
tory was achieved confirmed the idea
previously entertained that she is en-
titled to rank as one OF the very best
of her age and sex in training on the
American turf. OF hatfooted several
lengths behind her field, she quickly
ran up into forward contention, chal-
lenged the flying leaders on the turn
and outfooted them through the stretch
she had been subjected In the early
stages in making up ground IL was
brilliant performance and one that Wen
deserved the enthusiastic demonstra-
tion that it evoked. Jockey Mccarthy
had the leg up and rode the FLY fault
lessly after falling to get her away
well. Workbox on which there had
been a big plunge by coterie OF
smart players. displayed the improve
ment foreshadowed by the betting and
was keen contender all the way He
forced a fast early pace and finished
bangup second High Private. which
Cotytto had supplanted In favoritism,
ran head and head with WorkooN
around the turn. but was forced TO
pull up before the stretch was reached
as result of being crowded to the
rail- The fact that he was percept1oly
lame going to the post accounted for
the lengthening of his odds to to 1
from opening quotation OF 9 TO ..
He ran a very cfeditable race to nn1sh
as good as third. considering the treat
til. T.. ~ afara
pulled up with his ailing leg in such
bad shape that IL may be a considerable
time before he again faces the barrier.
Rose Queen, on which AL koenigsberg
attempted TO make a killing, showed
none of the speed that enabled her TO
beat the best juveniles in training on
the coast last winter. She was never
able to get near the front.
BUCOLIC oUTF0OTS VOORHEES,
Voorhees, was served UP as hot
odds on favorite in the opener but was
only able TO barely beat Marion Rose,
a so to 1 shot. for third money. Bucolic.
the second choice laid along behind
Voorhees, pace to the stretch, then
easily outfooted him. but had to be hard
ridden at the finish to stall of tn the De so
TO chance, that almost got up to beat
him. Jockey Miller had Voorhees, in
the deepest going along the rail most
of the way. and this circumstance un-
doubtediy contributed to the horses
poor showing.
Jockey Upton's vigilance at the bar
rier contributed materially to Be Brief 5
victory over more mature horses in the
second. Oft flying he was able to lead
throughout and lasted to beat Lord
Provost, the faVorite. by half length.
Provost was the contender throughout
and had no excuses. Rose Cherry fin
ished a close up third, and the balance
of the nondescript lot that contested
the race were badly beaten off.
BELLE KINNEY OUT OF MONEY
The third race developed tremen-
dous plunge on Belle Kinney, and Miss
Bootless was also heavily played by her
stable connections. Both finished among
the also rams after showing some early
speed. Serenade and Gene Russell, both
of which had receded from 4 to 20 in
the betting fought 1t out at the finish.
Serenade had disputed the early run
ming with Miss BoOtlesS and opened up
a big gap entering the stretch. which
Gene Russell cut down to about
length at the wire. Gambrinus kept on
coming while some of the others We're
stopping and finished safe third
MILLER LANDS BRONSTON
Colonel Bronston, whose recent form
had been so discouragtng that his odds
scared from up to Z, despite MiilerS
presence in the saddle instead of less
capable boy, toyed with his field IN the
fifth and won by himself after having
made all the running. Bill curtis also
showed marked Improvement over his
previous essays. coincident with heavy
ring support and took the place at re-