The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02
Security First by Nose
in the Newcastle
Fern L Closes Big Gap With
Great Gameness and Just
Fails TO Get Up
By j. z. Jefery
prc,.I' DISPATCH TO THE cAre

SPEClAL UlSEAICfA 49,
SEATTLE. Sept. With the rSfar's
Of favorable track conditions. form we.
exceedingly well observed at Tn>
Meadows today. and the public was
enabled to recoup part or the losse'
suffered during the previous rev days.
when bad going made form utterly nn-
reliable. Billy Watkins, High Gun ana
Alma Boy, all at fair odds. rewarded
those who pinned their faith upon Ia
vorites. and Anna May. winner OF thr,
opener. was at only slighter longer
odds than Belle Kinney. the choice.
whose measure she took decisively.
Security. the opening favorite, ana
Fern L. the post choice, figured in q
sensational nose finish in the handicap
feature OF the card. After the former
had obtained an early lead of several
lengths, Jacksons feet dlly came
through the stretch with a whirlwind
rush and all but got up.
Listowels performance ID the year
old event was the great disappointment.
III. the ultimate winner, he showed a
yellow streak by quitting in the stretch.
Jockey White fell from Santo Gitanos
but escaped injury.
As the result of an assault on Will
liam Walker on Saturday A G. Dunlap
was fined 500 today, suspended for. tho
balance OF the lQGcLlnR anu QcuIeQ the
privileges of the track.
Information reached here today that
the Butte meeting would be extended
until next Tuesday, instead Of closing
w. w. Elliott. was here today. He
will leave tomorrow for Denver TO take
part in the meeting soon to be held
there. He booked at Butte and broke
about even. Summary:
Weather clear. Track good.
3479. FIRST RACE-Six furlongs; selling, D
year olds and upward:
21-Anna May (Russeln. ..-112 3 21h II
T-5-BeIle Kinney (Rettigi. -112 2 3 23
1s-2-Miss Fairbanks OIntrylIo6 IS "a
Time. lis 20 Start good Won all driven
49, Bonheur 100. finished as named. Anna May.
sharply cut OF after racing head and head with
Belle TO the turn. was taken to the outside and
always held the balance safe. Anna, 3-5 place,
3 show; Belle. IL place, IL: show; Fairbanks
longs, purse. = year olds:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str Fin.
E Fair Annie WILSON,: % u 21s
9-10-Lstowel Hayes .107 8 3 81
eddos iia Hannah a s1pd BrosS w0a 6d al dFSsn HS
Cult 800. Toll Box 10. Gary Granny 200. finished
as named. Horace had the speed to make
every post winning one. but was backing up st
the end Annie began slowly and closed big .
gap in the stretch. as usual. Listowel weakened
after chasing the winner closely into the stretch
Hannah, of poorly made up ground in a twin
king, but quit in the final furlongs. Horace. So
vel. 10 show.
34s1. THIRD RACE-Ons. mile. selling. }
year olds and upward:
I1-5-Biiy watkins (Coburn). 9s A.. 2s1i :.
31-Orhamb (Wilsonl .1Ot s
s.I-Complaint Harris. lo1 1 Al 81
Second and third driven. Uncle Henry 11-2. \
Emma 1875, finished as named. Billy Watkins.
stoutness- OrlHamb got to the front at the lase
turn and hung on we'll Complaint fell back in
the middle running and then Outgamed Uncle
Henry. the early. pace maker Emma refused to
break with the balance and lost all chance.
Billy, s-4 place. 2-5 show; orihsmb. place, 2.S =
s4s2. FOURTH RACE-Six fdrlongs. New
castle handicap, all ages:
1s-5-S Security lKoerner) .-....115 / - ms
21-Fern lRussell .-.--l06 3 3.
1o,I-GyPsy King gKinsl...- 9S = "a 81.
Ida May 5-2. Critic 11-2. finished as named. Se-
eurity opened an early gap Of several lengths.
ways the contender, closed with cyclonie rush..
Gypsy finished fast from sluggish beginning.
curity. So place. 3-5 show; Fern, rs place. ss5
show Gypsy, 1 show
s4ss- FIFTH RACE-Mile and three-six-
teenths, selling. year olds and upward:
odds. Horse and Jockey. : W.T. st. Str. Fin. -
s-5-Higb Gun CRusselD. ...~. 90 3 PAL s
gaa5s1 gi-ssonsg fse fasn5Fy SKoerner1 los
Time 1:5s 2-5. Start good Won easily. Sec
1875. Henry 80, Altar Boy 80, Monvfna 90
Cholk Hedriek 90 finished as named. High Gun
followed Arcourts pace closely for nearly a
mile, then breezed away from his field at the
will Of his rider Ouardi a forward contender at
all stages Stoney trsiled the first part and
closed big gap. Areourt quit. at mile.
High. 7-10 place, 1-2 show Ouardi, 9-5 place.
AS show StOney, S-5 show.
s4s4. SIXTH RAcE-one mile. selling; D
year ods and upward:
13.5-Alma Boy (Rettig1 liz 3 2511
6c1-Redw0od III. (RuSsell. .104 g I la:2.I
9-I-T. Eng'man (MeIntyre) liz .5 So 80
Time, 1:40 40 Start good Won bandiy-
Second and third driving Dr. White 75. ia
como 11-2. Lovey Mary Is, Celeres s. Colonel
Jewell 20, Franciscan TO- Hazeline s, SantO
Gitano 40, finished named Redwood and
Alma had the race to themselves at all stages
The former set the pace and hung WELL Alma
picking him up furlOng from the finish Ths
Englishman held the others safe throughout
Jacomo going to the post. Alma fr
place, 7-10 show; Redwood, place. SO show:
Engishman, show.
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