The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 19, 1900, Page 4

180840400000 00000080 000849 000000000.oo00.0.5.Ao»oQ.A.o.oOcOcOOOO . b -9 . - Dieiet-000ebde00000000000000000 0000000 eEti o0t eDe0t0t0t00000 0000090060000 D 0800000000000 00000+04 FLAMORA BREAKS |1 o G e Mot Sach eane. = | oo Ran aveurs AN ANKLE BONE THE CALL’S RACING CHART 1114, FIFTH RACE-Five furlongs; three-year-olds and upward; purse, $400. Time—i4, ey Time—i, :26; %, driving. Time—1-16, :06%; 5-16, Won first three driving. Winner, Hampton finished Borgla 87, Wild Hampton. HE SAN FRA CISCO CALL, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1900 P e s e s S e S e e e e e et o e e die e & e el THE MILLS OF THE GODS GRIND—10,000 YELLOW CITIZENS IN 84 MONTHS. year-old colts, geldings; purse, $400. ear-old filly owned by Tanforan Park will probab! in the mile purse run, s | along in fourth position, when suddenly pulling her up les gs from the stand. An exam- ion showed that a small bone in the | right hind ankle had been | Mounce be; P 8 i of hobbled back to her stable on three leg: | Mortgage turned up winner of the race, making It three straight, by downing La | ,unced the welghts for the $500 free han: | 1097 Terrene .. were down for decision, of | day, at one mile and a sixteenth, which number favorites g oo 13 et 5 and third driving. ero-Leap Year. Archibald no Articulate w Coupled with captured four. |are as follows: Jockey Buchanan sent his stock booming | Dr. Sheppard S e by piloting four of the suc | | over the plate in front. ney Schrelber's latest find. from 2 to This to 5 favorit- | Tappan a big bunsh | & the opening | Lothian throughout. In a | Horton | hard drive El Karn led the 50 to 1 shot | Rosinante two-year-olds ey Cmaoa e omproaney | Briton over the line two lengths for the |ay W . Phil Archibald, a warm tip, made | Formero | no showing whatever. Corrigan's Afghan showed marked im- | Ferseus . provement over a field of fast ones at odds of 7 to 1 choice, had chas 1 2 3 4 5 [ ] s Winner, B. Corrigan’s 4 marked improvement over his last effort. Amasa and wilted at the finish. Ross on Jennie Reid struck by a fiying clod. Jingle Jingle 101, 1112. THIRD RACE—One mile; three-year-olds and upward: purse, $100. Inverness- Affinity After Theory, the 9 to 10 | DPFonent d_Amasa, the pacemaker, | hol - weary Buchanan, astride Af-| Voming 23 |Alexander | teenth selling affair Captive, almost over- | looked and going to 6 to 1 won hands down. Montallade had died away out in the | ward; selling. %, 1:14%; mile Won easily, second and third St. Casimir, a 1 to 2 chance, made no| 1101 Col. Root bones over tucking away his fleld in the Glengaber five furlong sprint, with the scale of New Moon weights raised fifteen pounds. Miss Ro . ena put u forcible argument, eventual- Iy losing the place by a head to Dr. Shep- 1096 115 consistent Ed Purser, tensively bet on at even money, the | by sixth chapter proved a pick-up for Decoy. | Year-olds; selling. 43 March Seven Anished ahead of Expedient | 1 R e s for the place, the latter not running on | 1% Scotch ‘Beile | schedule time this trip. 1080 Tosh oo, tein, post choice for the final plece, | (jge ToR" d at the wire a neck behind Sir qut short ed starter galloping 113/ (1086) Homage 00| (1086)Gaylon arriv o Hampton, ag 88-pounder, ridden by Logue. | Thirg race—One mile; than andicap. ambeau | Entries for Saturday's running events | (110)Chimura ... close at Oakland track to-morrow at 11 o'clock a. m. Handicapper Brooks yesterday _an- | struck and | Track Notes. 1103 Catastrophe | | year-olds and upward; selling. 6 - | 1109 Twinkle Twink.104| 1087 Melkarth | dicap to be decided at Oakland on Satur- | 11 Twinkle Ts 1078 Torsina 1% | 1022 Twinkler 9g | 1083 Sardonic 98 | 1109 Hohenlohe . .117|Jennie Reid 110 Pat Morrissey . 1108 DORtOWD ....... ‘108 Storm King .. . 97 Uarfa 1102 Norford Flamora, Alleviate Gauntlet Glen Ann . Mortgage Lost Girl . Florabird . Donator Limerick Arbaces ... ful horses'| sArbaces ....... youngster | scoteh Plaid . Rio Chico 1087 Lou Rey % | vear-olds and upward; purse. 35| 1026 Sister Marie .. 94 (1108)Sardine a8 | 1102 Siy Rosormonde stake . ward; selling. 108 Tmp. Mistral...105| 1116 Rapido . 92 Bishop Reed 995 Senora Caesar..101| 1076 Dolore Olinthus Stlver Tone :Wl Erincess Zelka. . 1102 Sugden ... 13! 1030 Montanus < Captive 1106| My Gypsy 1090 Storm King .1 salbra . evious race; beating | 3io7ine; 1108 Constellator 1113 Cromuwell -....110| 1103 Don Luis B S aYent JOLOWINg | 1101 Maydieu (1009 Rey Hooker ..106/ 1076 Dogtown . . 88 Tsaline Plan 02/ La Goleta B2%ER22822228 Selections for To-Day. 1x. | for winuing after.welghts sre posted. Third race—Rosormonde, Constellator, Catas- BT trophe. in the ring, To-Day’s Entries. Fourth race—Sardonic, Twinkler, Torsina. After Gauntlet e—On ; four-year-olds and up- Fifth race—Sardine, True Blue, Sly. | St e S 2 Sixth race—Mistral, Sugden, Lodestar. 0—0—0—0—&0—04—0—0—0-0-0-0—0—0—0—0—0-0—0—0—0-9—0-&0-0—0, B R e s in San Francisco and within 50 miles of San | bours, cures Emissions, Impo- S aamam an o oo S oo SRCSY SRR SRCRS SRCSS SRS SPAS SO WA SR SO S S 3 @Ot 102) 1109 Romany . Mike Rice Gold Baron 1076 Wild Het Second race—Four and a halt furlongs; 10| 1099 Floranthe | cooL ROOM: | BEST PAID ORCHESTRA IN LAKE]| 1034 The Fretter ...11{| 1100 Rosormonde .. 08| 1112 Morinel .. 105' 1100 Constellator . | W. Watson, Dancing Fourth gace—One and an eighth miles; three- 1113 Duke of YorkIT102 1083 Tom Calvert...102 1116 Inverary II 998 Whaleback 1084 De Blalise | “Higniana springs M raters ¢ at Pa RObl OAKLAND PIONE A co. SO es 1109 Henry C . 92 Fifth race—Five and a half furlongs: three- 109 (1102)True Blue Sixth race—One mile; four-year-olds and up- 105/ 1080 Lodestar . pred through next the rail, downs |, MAER: must be et Y ™ Ns penaily| First race—Alaria. Royal Prize. Romany. the betting on the mile and a Second race—Diderot, Homage, irate. & Waterhouse's b »f condition tol Montana-Lottery. Rosinante not right. Goleta ran well Flamora broke a small CALLED BACK! DR. McLAUGHLIN'S ELECTRIC METHOD. 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