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Daphne Direct Wins First and Sac
ond Money.
FAVORITES ALL WIN.
SIXTH RACE— Six furlongs; selling:
BettinR. Horse, "Weight Jockey. St. % Fin.
3 to 1 — Gus Lanka. 1C3 (Birkenr) 6 4 .1.2
12 to 1 — King Rose, 111 (Louden). 4 2 21
0 to 1— Requisition. 110 (Sheehan) 8 7 3 h
Time, 1:22%. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner G. Lanka"u bay colt by Huron-Lone Prin
cess. Stub 103. Budwelser 102 Gowdy 08. The
Advocate 106, Class Leader 107. Lacache 103,
Rurallst 103. Brookston 103, also ran.
FIFTH RACE— One mile; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. % Fin.
4 to 1— Uranium, 00 (Shea) 1 1 1 C
5 to 1— Aules. 107 (Sheehan) 2 2 2 1.
15 to 1 — Exapo. 92 (Livingston) ... 7 4 3 15
Time. 1:5014. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner H. Dernham's chestnut colt by Lamp
lighter-Elsie B. Miss Gollghtly 108. Lynch
108. El Caney 106. Cardigan 105, Judge Towner
08, also ran.
Time, 1:57*4. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. O. C Bennett & Co's chestnut colt by
LampIIghter-Llttle Indian. Joe Lener 101,
Doeskin 95. also ran.
FOURTH RACE— Eleven-sixteenths of a
mile; purse:
BettlriK. Horae. Weight. Jockey. St. % Fin.
7 to 5— Little Scout. 107 (Sheehan) 12 13
T3 to 1— Slddons, 104 (Birkenruth) 5 5 2 2
0 to 5— Jordan 107 (Austin) 4 4 3n
THIRD RACE— Five and a half furlongs;
purse:
Bettinsr. Horse, Welirht. Jockey. St. «4 Fin.
4 to 1 — Potter, 108 (Blrkenruth) . . 4 1 1 nk
5 to 1 — WalnutHlII 108 (Sheehan) 14 2 3
20 to 1— Don O"Hl(?h. 106 (Wallace) 6 8-310
Time. 1:15%; Start good. Won driving.
Winner E. S. Gardner's bay colt by Masetto-
Porcelaln. Freeborn 305, Woods Perry 100,
St Noel 105. Major Carpenter 108. W, P.
Palmer 105. Allegrette 105. Billy Jackson 105,
also ran. >
SECOND RACE — Six and a half furlonga;
purse:
Hetting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. % Fin.
2 to 1— Allyar, 117 (Louden) 1 1 In
3 to 2— Falkland, 82 (C. Davis)... 2 2 28
7 to 2— Town Moor, 38 (Perkins) 4 3 3 15
Time, 1:29V4. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. T. R. Madden" a chestnut horse by
Himyar-Aileen Arorr. Duke Dashaway 103,
also ran.
Dusty Miller, a eon of Montana, won
the opening event without effort, going
to the post at 25 to 1. Summary:
FIRST RACE— Five furlongs; purse.
Betting. Horse. Weight. JocKfy. St. V*
25 to 1 — Dusty Miller. 108 (MCarty)ll 7 11
8 to 1— Lampadrone. 108 (Calvlt). 1 2 2 h
8 to 1 — Judpe Benton. 108 (Blrkn) 8 C 3>4
Time, . l:0!H&. Start good. Won handily.
Winner. P. Shcridan'8 chestnut colt by Mon
tana-What Not. Carbon 105 Leach 103, Ban
dlllo 108 Marber 108. Wigwam 108, Nellie
Cromwell 105 Black Enough 105. Laumay
108 Little Pirate 108. Mlllbrook 108 also ran.
ST. LOyiS, Sept. 9.-The track at
Delmar Park was in miserable con
dition to-day, owing to heavy rains,
and the mudders had everything their
own way. Little Scout won the one and
a sixteenth mile purse event In easy fash
ion. He was heavily played at 8 to 5
and the talent put a big crimp In the
bookmakers' rolls when he won.
By the New York Telegraph.
First race — Eleanor Howard, Loca,
Fonspray.
Second race— Foxy Grandpa, Sweet
Note, Frank Collins.
Third race — Ailyar, Kitty O,
Broodier.
Fourth race — Imboden, Old Stone,
Dr. Cartledge.
Fifth race — Dotty Shute, Tom
Crabb, Dave Sommers.
Sixth, race — Ida Fenzance, Peat,
Satin Coat.
DELMAR SELECTIONS.
07. Water Tower 100. N>arest 97, Blstilui 87.
Tom Crabb 97. Tom Collins 105.
Sixth race, one and an eighth miles, selling —
Pay the FiJdler 101. Hucena 06. Chlckasha 8«.
Dawson 101, Peat 104. Kentucky Cardinal 98,
Satin Coat 00, Brown Vail 96. Glnspray 104.
Ida Penzance 10?. Little Lois 09. The Way
107, Larry Wilt 1M.
Dusty Miller, a Son of Montana, Wins Opening Race
Handily, Going to the Post at 25 to 1.
LONG SHOT SUCCESSFUL
ON DELMAR PARK TRACK
The telephone can no longer be legally
used by German physicians !n dictating
prescriptions to druggists, because of the
chances d Xatal misunderstandings.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept. 5.— If the
weather is favorable and the Glenville
track is in pood condition Saturday after
noon Lou Dillon will trot an exhibition
mile to a high-wheeled sulky in an at
tempt to lower the record of 2:Q&% made
by Maud S a number of years sjjo.
Lou Dillon to Try for Record.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 9.— It is an
nounced to-day that H. E. Huntington
will soon move to New York City and will
hereafter make his headquarters In that
city. Huntington has made Los " An
geles his home while engaged in perfect
ing his system of electric roads in South
ern California; but now that the .nucleus
of the system has been completed and
many extensions planned, he will leave
the management of the lines to the of
ficials in charge.
Near Tlverton. Devonshire, England,
there Is to be seen a blackbird with a
white bead and speckled ttack.
Huntington to Live in New York.
To-morrow will be Governor's day at
the track. Governor Pardee and staff
will be present and the card arranged is
an. unusually fetching one. Besides the
etallion stake, DIvina, the California rec
ord holder at a mile', will meet Hager
don, Horatius and Step Around.
F. E. MULHOLLAND.
SUMMARY.
2:12 class, pacing, mile heat*, two In three:
MarsTarctta. blk m. by Dlrect-Itosetta A
(Wright) 1 1
Jonesa Bawler (Walton).... >. 4 2
Penrose (W. Maslin) ..'. o 5
Colonel Smith (W. S. Baben) 3 4
I3anker'e Daughter (B. Croner)..,, 5 3
Time, 2:12H, 2:13.
2:17 class pacing, three In five; purse $500:
Ben F. b. g. by Bradtmoor, dam by
Stelnway (Chadbourne) 1 t j
Miss Georgle (Cecil) 2 2 2
Ira (Mabcn) 3 3 4
Munroe S (Zibble) 4 5 w
Cuckoo (Ltesrett) •. « 4 3
Alcndalfs ¦ (Hoy) 5 c 5
Time. 2:10. 2:1O'.4. 2:12.
Running — Five furlongs, selling, purse $225
— Doris, ch. f. by Crlghton-Folly. 109 (Tul
let) 11 to 0. won; Eva D. 10!) (Chandler) 3 to
1, second; Dr. Birdsall. 112 (See) 4 to 5.
third. Time. 1:01%. Hope Morgan, Honoma
and Ruvla also ran.
, Five furlongs, selling, parse J223 — Meteors.
Jockey Has a Hard Fall at Buffalo
Meet '
BUFFALO, Sept.. 9.— Jockey Helgerson
had a terrible fall at Kenilworth Park
and serious results are feared from the
shock "be sustained. He had the mount
of Miss McMeekln, favorite for the maid
fn 2-year-old event. He was making his
run fn the stretch when the field closed
together and his mount stumbled. Hel- ;
serson went to the track bard and was
unconscious for an hour. He recovered
p.s the races closed and was removed to
the general hospital.
HELGEBSON INJUSED.
MARYSVILL.E, Sept. 9. — Gwendoline
Gilman, the two-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Gilman Jr. of this city,
is lying at death's door as a result of
swallowing a quantity of carbolic acid
this forenoon. According to the parents'
story, the child was playing around the
house when she found a half-filled bottle
of carbolic acid that had fallen from a
shelf to the floor. T^ie little one drank
some of the contents and as the burning
liquid touched her lips and throat she
screamed and fled to her mother. Medi
cal assistance was summoned and every
effort made to save the life of the child.
For hours she has remained in an uncon
scious state, and It is not believed she can
live.
Finds Half -Filled Bottle That Had
Fallen to Floor and Tries
Its Contents.
CHILD DBTNKS DEADLY
ACID AND MAY DIE
Sixth race, stallion stake— H. I* Frank 123,
Dr. Rowell 113. Dr. Birdsall 112, Zenonlan
113, Eva D 110. Instructor 113.
Seventh race, three-quarters of a mile, sell
ing — j t S 110, Jack Richelieu Jr. 116, Mounte
bank 114 Iras 102, Cambaceres 116, The Miller
111. Myrtle H 103. Ultruda 116.
Elphth race, one mile, three-yeajvolds and
up— for. Shorb 112, Malplaquet 109, Mlsa Vlra
109, Dwlght Way 112. Dark Secret 112, Bill
f oung 112, Chanano 112.
Ninth race, one mile, handicap — Chileno 100,
Kitty Kelly 105, Illowaho 116, Constellator 104.
Solon 116.
Second race, flve-eiRhth» of a mile, selling: —
Tom Mitchell 10S, Quldado 112, Blandura 109,
Miss Dividend 109. Nellie May 109, Honduran
112. Light Braid 109.
Third race, one mile, handicap — DIvina 114,
HaRerdon 10S, Horatius 107, Step Around 85.
Fourth race, flve-eUhtha of a mile, gelling —
Annie Marie 94, Hercules 117. Metlakatla 94,
Bklrmlah 114. Skip Me 114. Maresa 114.
Fifth race, Governor's handicap — Grafter 106,
DIvina 110.
First race, trot, 2:17 class — What Is It, Po-
I«ro. Itoeell. Verona, Hank, Lady Rowena, Ole,
Zambra.
ENTBIES FOB THUBSDAY.
Third race — Ishlana, Pulsus,
Valour. v
Fourth race — I«onora Loring',
Highball, Young Henry.
Fifth race — Carbuncle, Gold Bell,
Himself.
Sixth race — Castalian, Past, Ernest
Parhaxn.
First race— Bob Boy, Bed Light,
Hylas.
Second race — Jocund, Race King,
Adbell.
Kixth race, one end a Flxteenth miles on turf,
prlllnc— Stonewall 109. Man' Worth 105. Tribes
Hill 113. June Holly lor.. Choate 10S. Lord Ad
vocate id". Ernest Parham 107. Castalian 98,
Thp Fpincter !>1, Dokabor !W5, Carroll D 10.1.
Ffdltion 10». Conundrum 105, Ella Snyder 91.
Va.Pt ICO. Athelroy J»6. IlarrlFon 100.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.
By the tCew York Telejrraph.
S*»eond rare, one mile, all tlges — Mohican 84,
Adbpll K». Moharib M. High Chancellor 107,
Jocund S4. Ad Us 104. Race King 89.
Third race, fix furlonjrs on main track, han
cicap. two-year-old.-^ — I'ulsus 123, Turquoise
Hlue 117. Adbtll 117. Divination 118, Katts 113,
Vclr>ur 112, Wotan 112, Luxembourg 112. Gra-
EtaUa 130, M«w!o 1OC«. Ishlana 108, Rain or
Phlno 10S, Topic 107. Juvenal Maxim 107. Tom
mi 100. Ilavcn 105. Jacquin 102. Brlar
thorpe 100. /
Fourth race. The Flight, seven furlongs of
Futurity course — Alabarch 110, Hiph Chan
cellor 10S. Plater 110, Yellowtail 118, Shot
pun 113. Hifrnhall 105, Young Henry 112. Leo
liora L/orlng 107.
Fifth race, one and a quarter mile*, handi
cap — Charawind 112. Mocn Daisy 112. Himself
111 Ixird Badce 10*5, Carbuncle 10S, Gold
I$e!l 105.
First rac<\ maiflcn t wo- y Par-olds, selling, five
and a half furlonirs of Kuturity course — Clytie
1W;. IJonnellv 107. Orddell J(>4. Belle or B^lle
I.leade 304. Itob Hoy J««. Dukedom 105, Purple
Iris 104, Hiphwind 1C3, Carmelita 8'.». Orient
JOtt, nag Ornrrr 107. Ostrich 112. Huapala
VS. Itodl'.pht 10(5, Telephone 102. Hjias 104,
Gar,an<>srue 104. Kadp lw. f=n«H?r !»9, San Romo
ML J-Vrnrock 102, Misr Melton 34.
tCEW YORK, Pert. 9.— Sh?er*head Bay en
tries:
SHEEFSHEAD BAY ENTRIES.
Only four started in the first six furlong
run. The gray horse Gold Scratch was
made an eleven to ten favorite. See got
him away well, leading to the paddock,
where he was passed and defeated with
ease by BI Piloto, the three to one. third
choice. Iras disposed of Piratical for
show honors. Tullett put another winner
over In the six furlong affair next decid
ed. He had the mount on Legal Maxim,
which was played down from threes to
three to two favoritism. - After Dusty
Rhodes had played his string out he won
without effort. Dug Martin came from
far back, beating Dusty Rhodes for the
place.
Another small field went to the post In
the last number, a mile selling run. Da
vid S with Chandler up was a four to
five favorite and. leading throughout, won
handily from Mountebank and The Miller
in 1:40*4.
There was nothinc to It but the favor
ite from the start. Bozeman got the mare
away In front, and she won buckjumplng
from Nellie May and Miss Dividend.
Ike Tullett. on Doris, landed the' five
furlong scramble for 2-year-olds. The
only one to give him an argument at the
close was Eva D. The four to five favorite
Dr. Birdsall displayed regular bush form,
finishing third. A cheap bunch of platers
lined up in the five furlong event which
followed, with Meteora running a three to
two choice.
SA.CRAMENTO, Sept. 9.-As the State
Agricultural Society offered no
special attraction for Admission
day, the attendance at Agricultural Park,
while large was somewhat disappointing.
Favorites captured five of the seven
events decided. Frank Wright, behind
his mare Margaretta, took the special
pace for horses of the 2:12 class. She sold
an even money chofce over the field and
as Jonesa Basler did not seem up to
much, won in two straight heats.
Ben F, the twenty to four favorite, over
the field for the 2:17 pace, stepped the
first heat In 2:10 flat. Miss Georgia, which
forced him out, could go nearly that fast
if paced by an automobile^ — posibly a bit
faster. Even so, Ben made it three
straight and Miss Georgia thrice finished
second. It Is to be regretted Cecil behind
the latter mare did not make his drive
sooner in the last heat or she might have
won. Cuckoo did better In the third than
in anv of the preceding heats.
Six furlongs, selling; purse $225— Legal
Maxim b. r. by Bassetlaw-Mlss Maxim. 112
(Tullett) 3 to 2. won; Dug Martin. Ill (Cross
thwaite) 7 to 1. second; Dusty Rhodes. 91
(Chandler) 8 to 1, third. Time, 1:15^. Mamie.
Hamar and Pat Bulger also ran. Loyal S
left at post.
On© mile, selling; purse $225 — David 8, b. g.
by Mldlothla.n-Tulluda, 112 (Chandler) even,
won; Mountebank. 112 (Frawley) 2Vi to 1,
second; The Miller. 112 (Hlldebrand) 2 to 1.
third. Tlme^ — 1:4OV4. Dr. Sharb and Limber
Jim plflo ran.
Six furlonfra. selling; purse $225 — El Piloto,
br. g. by Gano-Claudlmore, 114 (Frawley) 2
to 1. won; Gold Scratch, 114 (See) even, sec
ond; Iras. 106 (Chandler) 9 to 5. third. Time,
1:14. Piratical also ran.
ch. m. by Magnet-Laura O'Connor, 109 (Boze
man) 3 to 2. won; Nellie May 109 (Chandler)
3 to 1, second; JIIbb Dividend. 109 (Frawley)
3 to 1. third. Time. 1:01. Isabellita. Mal
rlaquet. Ligrht Braid, Little Gun and Little
Secret also ran.
Ben F Steps a Fast Mile at the State Fair and
Defeats Miss Georgie Cleverly.
As there was $3000 and a silver trophy
wagered on the outcome of the match
it was claimed Mr. Plagemann showed a
lack of sportsmanship in not putting his
fortunes to the test on the track.
Dolador, driven by J. O'Kane, went
over the course in 2:29 without a skip.
The Judges then announced him as win
ner of the match.
The first race on the programme, the
three-minute class, was won in straight
heats by M. M. Donnelly's Old Guy,
driven by J. Culcello. The fastest mile
was done in 2:38.
The 2:25 class was won by J. O'Kane's
Sandow after ho had finished fourth in
the second heat. The first heat was won
by Bandow by half a length after a fierce
drive through the stretch with A. F.
Jacobs' Mack. The first half-mile was
negotiated in 1:09%.
Sandow fbroke badly after passing the
quarter-mile pole In the second heat.
Delia McCarthy and Mack then fought it
out to the wire, the former getting the
verdict by a neck. Sandow won the third
heat and the race by a neck from Delia
McCarthy, the latter coming with a rush
in the last eighth which nearly landfed
her a winner.
The 2:30 class was spoiled owing to a
portion of the harness on Victor giving
away Just after the start of the second 1
heat. He had won the first heat easily.
The other starters In the second heat
continued their journey around the cir
cuit. James de la Montanya's Ivy, driven
by J. Cuicello, won easily. "Victor started
in the third heat under protest. He broke
at the quarter and cut no figure in the
race thereafter.
President Algeltlnger entertained a par
ty of friends hospitably during the day,
tile trip to the track and return being
made in a special car. S'
The officers of the meeting were:
Judges — W. Simpson. O. I* Swett and 1*
Richardson; starter, R. Ledgett; timers — A. B.
Spreckels, I. B. Dalzlei and T. Crowley; mar-
Rhal, John Holland; racing secretary, Fred W.
Thompson. Summary: .
Three-minute class:
Old Guy (J. Culcello) 1 1
Miss Washington (D. Mizner) 2 2
Fred T (Goodfellow). 3 3
Time— 2:46, 2:88. ;
2:25 class: .
Sandow (J. O'Kane) 14 1
Delia 1 McCarthy (J. Doran) 3 1 2
Mack (A. P. Jacobs) 2 2 3
Ethel H (J. M. Eva).../ 4 3 4
Time— 2:21%. 2:22H, 2:21%.
2:30 class:
ivy (J. Culcello) .'.' 2 11
Lafayette (M. M. 'Donnelly) 3 2 2
Victor (V. Verllhac) 1 dls
Time— 2:30%, 2:82%, 2:31%.
Match race: Edward Algeltlnger's Dolador
a walkover. Time by quarters — 30, 1:16,. 1:52,
• ' ¦ ? » —
BALTIMORE, Sept. 9.— The British steamer
Ettrlckdale, Captain McKenzIe. bound from
Dalquler for Baltimore, which went ashore in
the channel yesterday afternoon, was towed
off by a tuff and arrived in port to-day, ap-
Isarently uninjured.
THE matinee races of the Golden
Gate Park Driving Association
held yesterday at Tanforan race
course attracted many friends of the
clever speedway drivers. They also at
tracted many persons interested In the
development of the light harness horse,
which seems gaining In popular favor.
The choicest bit on the programme, the
match race between Edward Aljreltlng
er's Dolador and F. Plagemann's Gen
eral Vallejo, resulted In a walkover for
the former. This was a great disappoint
ment to the spectators, as an exciting
contest was expected. Mr. Plagemann
moved his horse from Tanforan track
at 11 o'clock yesterday on the ground
that he had gone lame. Mr. Plagemann
came in for some sharp criticism from
the spectators. They said he should have
brought out his horse and had him ex
cused by the judges.
MARGARETTA IS FIRST
IN THE SPECIAL PACE
James O' Kane's Sandow
Is Returned Winner
of 2:25 Class.
FIXTH RACE — Selling; one and a sixteenth
miles; on turf:
Uettlnir. H-r«e, Wcipht. Jockey. St. % Fin.
» to 10 — Wi!d Tbyme.C9 (Redfrn) 1114
15 to 1— Pwamplands,103 (Michls) 2 4 2 3
»• to 1— Kalif. 113 (O'Neill) 4 6 33
Time. 1 :4» 4-5. Start fair. Won oapily.
Winner. J. A. Miller's b. f. by Ben Brush-
Ho*e. The Rival ICC. Ta^ret 103, Boutonnlere
IO, also ran.
Tim*. 1 :4O 2-r>. Start Ftra*rsling. Won driv
ing. Winner. J. F. Schorr's b. n. by Orna
xnent-Prrimenade. Erbe P", Carbuncle Io3,
Ethlrg mi. Ringdove 97. Karly Eve PS, Mrllle
Qeyton 93, Captain Galnes !««. Guy Park.KiO,
Scmerset 1>6, S>cd'.tion 105, Lord StcrliCK 10&,
also ran.
FIFTH 11ACE— Sellir-r; mile:
IVttlr.R. Horse. V.'eight. Jockey. St. »i Fin.
16 to 5— Stroller. 104 (Fischer) 2 11%
13 to 5 — King IVrrxr.KW (Holmes) 4 2 2 3
£0 to 1 — Sir Roche. !(«> (Rcdington) 8 7 3 *i
FOtTRTH RACE — The Omnium handicap;
one and an eighth miles:
Betting. Horae, Weight. Jockey. Ft. 8 i Fin.
4 tj 1— His Eminence, 'J4 <Hlggins) 6 1 ! h
4 to 1— Proper, it* (Rpdfera) 2 4 2 2»4
5 to 1— Kusenia Burch.103 (Fuller) 4 5 34
Time. 1 :Z>2 l-r>. Start good. Won driving:.
Winner, <J. B. Hill's b. h. t>v Falsetto-Patron
• !-f. Himself 95, Molly Brant IOC, Yellow Tail
10S, also ran.
Time, 1:13. Start poor. Won handily. Win
ner. J R. Kerne's br. c. by Trcnton-St. Mil
dred. Montana King 113, Gallant 122, The
Southerner K'7. Dlmpla 104, Sonoma Ilclle 108,
Tin; Payne 112, also ran.
THIRD RACE— The Autumn stakes for two
vear-o!d?; fix furlorifs. on Futurity course:
Batting. Bone. Weight, Jockey. St. % Kin.
IS to 1 — Knijrht Errant. 108 (Gan) 1112
T to 1— Bobudil. 112 (Fuller) 5 T 2h
7 to I — Mt-rcury, Jy7 •Redf'-rn). . . 4 <i 3 2'j
SECOND RACES — Steeplechase; the Oakdale
Cup; Remlemen riders; about two and a halt
niiles: „
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. «i Fin.
2 to 1— Tankard. 162 (Mr. Hayes) 2 112
t* to S — Howdy. 17o (Mr. Clark).. 4 2 2 l>i
12 to 1— Ivan. IS* <Mr. rage> 1 4 ;t 4
Time, .'. :22. Start good. Wen easily. Win
ner. T. Hitchcock Jr.'s br. g. by King Mida.s-
Kpergme. Uaryi 152, lianillan 145. Woodpig
eun 1C3. also ran.
Moantime Jim Kelly, upon which Red
fern had the mount, won by a half dozen
lenpth.s. Shortly after passing the .fin
ish the colt was set?n to falter and Red
fern, fearing the racer was about to fall,
jumped off. It was said that many traln
ors standing near the spot at which Jim
Kflly faltered heard a bone snap. A
veterinary said that the colt fractured
the scsamoid bone and ruptured the In
ferior seramcid ligaments. He can never
race again, but may be saved for breed
ing purposes. He was valued at JIO.OOO.
The Autumn Stake was captured by
ICnight Errant, an outsider in the bet
ting. Summary:
FIRtfT HACK— Polling: for two-year-olds;
live and a half furlongs; on Futurity course:
netting. Horse. Wt-ight. Jockey. St. «* Fin.
7 to 2— Jim Kelly, 1^5 aiedfern).. 1114
h to 1— Yo Fan. 102 (!>>Souza>.. .. 2 3 2 1^
T to 2 — lieath Beach. 105 (Fuller). 3 2 3 1^
Time. 1 a.»1 2-6. Start bad. Won easily.
Winner. K. A. Jones' b. c. by Dr. MacBiiile-
A!al>ana Auremastor 108, Mord?!la 102. Mo
net 110. Shortcake 102. RaWer 102. Handsome
Klirry 107. Hob Murphy IOj. Ballet Io7. llont
julier 110, Sliver Days 110, Vagary 1^2, also
ran.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY. Sept. »— Young
Charles McCarrerty, son of the
well known turfman, was taken
to a hospital this afternoon suffering
from a brokea lejr. the result of being
carried Into the fence rail soon after the
start In the first rare of the Coney Island
Jockey Cub. The Jockey had the mount
on Vagary, which showed much temper
on her way to the starting point. Vagary
mn to the last furlong pole and then
McCaXfercy, almost swooning with pain,
was assisted Into the patrol Judge's
wagon and taken to the Jockey room,
¦whore an- examination showed that his
ihiph bone was broken-
Special Dispatch to The Call.
Colt Jim Kelly Breaks
Down After Winning' •
a Purse.
Jockey McCafferty Sus
tains Serious Injury at
Sheepshead.
ACCIDENT
TO RIDER
IN A RACE
MATCH RACE AT TANFORAN RESULTS IN WALKOVER
FOR EDWARD AIGELTINGER'S TROTTER, DOLADOR
BRACKETS
FOR BEAU
ORMONDE
Big California Gelding
Surprises Talent
at Harlem.
Wins Rather Handily in
Going Not to His
Liking.
HORSES SEEN IN ACTION YESTERDAY AT THE MATINEE RACES AT TANFORAN RACE COURSE
Special Dispatch to. The Call.
CHICAGO. Sept. 3.— Although no
special feature was on the card
at Harlem to-day the races wera
alt weU contested and the fields made up
of a good class of horses. Interest cen
tered In the third event at a mile. On
account of a rain which set in shortly
after the first race Beau Ormonde was
not given a chance and his price drifted
from 3 to 7 to 1. The bi«r California chest
nut fooled the talent by winning rather
handily after a hard drive tlftoush the
stretch with Colonial Girl.
The track was heavy and showers fail
throughout the afternoon. Summary:
FIRST RACE— Fiv« furlouKs; purse:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. *i Fin.
5 to 2 — Casclne. 108 (3. Bonner).. 3 6 11
8 to 5— Copperfleld. 108 (Knight).. 14 21
8 to 1 — J.P.May berry, 10S (Phllps) 4 6 3 2
Time. 1:012-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner. Burn» & Waterhouae's ch. c. by
Colonel Wheeler-Early Rose. Blamenthal lof>.
Atlantico 105. Apple 100. Foresight 105. Touch
stone loS. Molly Daily lw, also ran.
SECOND RACE — Steeplechase; short coune;
handicap:
5 to 2— Eva Moe, 130 (Peters) 111 S'.i
9 to 2 — Falella. 142 (J. Johnson).. « 4 2 1
7 to 1 — tslap Dash, 126 (Morrison). 3 3 3 3O
Time. 3:35 Vs. Start fair. Won easliy.
Winner, J. S. Kratton'a ch. m. by King Eric-
Dutch Girl. Paulaker 13*. Limelight 130. also
ran. Indian II 15»> fell. Lingo 128 threw
rider. Demonland 125 pulled up.
THIRD RACE— Mile; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. % Fin.
7 to 1 — B. Ormonde. 96 (Phillips) 2 a Ink
8 to 1— Colonial Girl, 93 < Wilson) 5 12 7
15 to 1 — Dr. Stephens, 90 (Ferrell) 3 5 3 nk
Time. 1 :4O 3-5. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. Mrs. E. L. Kriin/s ch. h. by Or
monde-Miss Brunnell. Jack Ratlin 110,
Schwalbe 97. Bragg 100, Crestfallen 93, aUo
ran.
FOURTH RACE— Six and a half furlongs;
purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. *i Fin.
» to 3 — Rockaway. 106 <Otls) 2 115
7 to 1 — Mayor D.S.Rose,95 (Knapp) s 4 u l' a
6 to 1 — Commodore, 105 (Wondrly) 5 2 3 3
Time. 1:22 4-5. i-tart good. Won in a can
ter. Winner, Burna & Waterhouse's ch. c.
by Altamax-Recreatlon. My Oem 92. Eva
Clalr 0* Justine Morel 92, Elwood 10©. Away
Right 02. also ran.
FIFTH RACE— Six furlongs: handicap:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. V t Fin.
3 to 1 — Golden Rule. 102 (Adklns). 1 1 1 h
9 to 5 — Delagna. 110 (Wilson) 2 2 2 Vi
6 to 1 — Barrtolph, 95 (S. Bonner).. 4 3 S3 •
Time. 1:15 4-3. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. C. E. Durr.ell's ch. s. by Golden
Garter-Lucille Murphy. A. D. Gibson 115,
Percentum 96, also ran.
SIXTH RACE— Mile: selling:
Betting:. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. «; Kin.
7 to 6 — Brush By. 00 (Wilson).... 2 3 12
8 to 1 — Boy Wonder. 07 (Ferrell).. R 1 23
4 to 1 — Mezzo, ©7 (Knapp) « 8 * nk
Time, 1 :43. Start good. Won easily Win
ner, S. C. Hlldreth's b. f. by Den Bruah-
Atala. Charlie Thompson 101, Jackful IT.
Little Mission 03. Fri\'ol 100. Dr.- Gurnsey 1(V5
Prodigality 86. Curate 107. Bluemlnt 100. also
ran.
HABIiEM ENTRIES.
CHICAGO. Sept. 0.— Harlem entries:
First race, five furlongs, selling— Lawndale
10*. Fox Lake 104. Henry Lyons 104, Requimis
10.1. Soldier of Fortune 103. Chockayotte 102,
Voila 100, Shaitan 100, Eugenie B 100. Cogncvl
men 08. Oeowal f)S. Darro fW. Granseman 07
Hoceo 93. Miss MoMI? 03. Trapsetter 1»H.
Second race, six furlonsrs — Rairtag 110. Father
Wentker 109, The Kentuckian 1CS. . Iwanta 105,
Never Fret 1CS. Mayor Johnson 105, Muresca,
104. Bensonhurst 103, Stem Winder 10^, H - ua
chuca 100, Mocorlto 100, Joe Oosa 100. Albe
marle CO. Floral Wreath 09.. Vestry 84, Lady
Chariot $>9.
Third race. Saplinc stake*, four furlonzs —
Copperfleld 11*. Fred Leppert US, Major Pel
,-h.im US. Touchstone 115, Patsy Brown 113,
Don Dotno 115. Blumenthal 118.
Fourth race, one and an eighth miles, handi
cap—Nitrate 109. Fongoluca 102. Aneke 100.
Loutnville OS, Byways 06. Major Tenny 06.
Fading Light 0O. L*n<:in 8S. Miracle II 85.
Fifth race, one mile — Hindus 111. Charlie
Thompson 106, The Don 06, Toledo 02, English
Lad 82. Lady Jocelyn 89.
Sixth race, one and a half miles, telling —
False Lead 10C, Little Elkln 101. Marlon Lynch
101. Miss Liza 100. Moor 100. Win* Dance 100.
Compass 09, Learoyd 00. Major Tenny 97.
EULRLEM SELECTIONS.
By the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race— Cognomen, Fox Lake,
Voila.
Second race — Muresca, Vestry,
Father Wentker.
Third race- — Bon Domo, Patsy
Brown, Fred Leppert.
Fourth race— By Ways, Fonsoluca,
Ancke.
Fifth race — Lady Jocelyn, English
Lad, Toledo.
Sixth race — Wing Dance, Compass,
Little Elkin. ;
ESTABLISHES A* RECORD.
Major Delmar Sets Nev World's
Mark for Geldings.
SYRACUSE. N. T., Sept. 9. -The world's
record for trotting geldings was broken
by Major Delmar this afternoon In his
effort against the New York State Fair
track record. A. P. McDonald drove the
gelding and George Shear with a runner
paced him. The great son of Delmar ac
complished the distance In 2:01^. clipping
a second from his own mark and three
quarters of a second from the former
world's record, established by Cresceus.
Bock Sand Wins St. I<eger Stakes.
LONDON, Sept. 9.— Rock Sand, this
year's. Derby winner, ridden by Maher,
won the St. Leger stakes at Dbncaster
to-day. William Rufus was second and
King Edward's Mead third. The King
witnessed the race. J. R. Keene. the only-
American winner, wound up the day'3
meeting by capturing the Bradgate Park
plate with Flying Prince, ridden by Lu
cien Lyne. the American jockey.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1903.
SPORTS OF THE HARNESS AND THE RUNNING TURF
DELMAR ENTBIES.
ST. LOUIS, Sect. 0.— Delmar entries: k
First race, six furlongs, selling— Frisco Ben
107. Quaker Girl 104. Peter Duryea 108. Alga
reta 1C6. Whltmore 105, Eleanor Howard 100,
Felton 100, Golden Medium 104, Golden Easter
100, Loca 95. Aline S 100, Fonspray 105.
Second race, five furlongs, eelllng — Thales
118. Ponchartrain 118, Alcom R 110. Bandlllo
118, Sweet Note 113, Foxy Grandpa 118. Leech
118," Frank Collins 115. Port Warden 118, Little
Pirate 118. John Doyle 113. Capitol 115, Cay
bon 115. • '
Third race. -T six furlonts, selling — Countess
Clara 100. Eliza Cook 100, Charles C 109, Kitty
G 100. Bus8ellton 109, Broodier 100. dales 109.
Giraldo 108, Zlrl 105, Branch II 105. On» More
109." Duela 100. Allyar 108.
Fourth race, seven furlongs, handicap—Wig
wam 90, Dr. Cartledge 97, Imboden 108. Lord
Hermence 100. Old Stone 103. Wenrick 83.
Fifth race, six and a half rurlongs/ purse —
Dottle Shute 07, Dave Somera 87, Worthlngtoa
Hartford Futurity, foals of 1900. pacing,
purse $230O— Daphne Direct won two straight
heats in 2:15^4. 2:15. Eliza Douglas, Boidel,
Silver Patch and John MaeEwen also started.
2:19 trot, purse $3000— Jay McGre&gor won
the first, third and fourth heats in 2:13&,
2-13%, 2:14%. Katrinka G won the second
heat In 2:14l(. Nartdad. Margaret Bathgate
and Colonel Direct also started.
2 - 14 trot, purse 11500 — The Questor won the
second, third and firth heats In 2:13%. 2:15Vi,
2 - 14V i> - Dreamer won the first heat In 2:14%.
Crescent won the fourth heat In 2:15^4. Mi!
lard Sanderson. Oxford Chimes and Direct V
also started.
HARTFORD. Conn., Sept. 9.— The fa
vorites won in all classes at Charter Oak
Park to-day, the fine work of Daphne DJ
rect, in the Hartford Futurity for foals of
1900, being the best feature of the day's
sport. This foal literally ran away from
the field and captured both first and sec
ond money by distancing Boidel in the
second heat. In the first heat of this
race, Silver Patch, a full brother of Dan
Patch, was hopelessly distanced. Sum
mary:
4
ADVEBTISEMENrTS.
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