. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Vol. XXI. No. 20. Xo. 313 BUSH STREET. SAN FRANCISCO, SATURDAY, NOVEML .â 12,1892. ME BLOOD HOESE RACES Cralcline, Tigress, Dinero Captain Al and Joe Harding Prove Winners. EtfERO AND JOE HARDING SURPRISES. Vdwood Wins Two Races in One AfternoonâAim out Cap- tares the #1,000 Handicap, Leading From Start to FinishâPrincess Lorraine, Geraldine and Gibson First Past the Post in Good TimeâHow the Races Were Run. FOURTH DAT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4. ..bout 2,200 persons saw the racing at Bay District track fclay, and they went home feeling well satisfied with the hing, e
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Vol. XXI. No. 20. Xo. 313 BUSH STREET. SAN FRANCISCO, SATURDAY, NOVEML .â 12,1892. ME BLOOD HOESE RACES Cralcline, Tigress, Dinero Captain Al and Joe Harding Prove Winners. EtfERO AND JOE HARDING SURPRISES. Vdwood Wins Two Races in One AfternoonâAim out Cap- tares the #1,000 Handicap, Leading From Start to FinishâPrincess Lorraine, Geraldine and Gibson First Past the Post in Good TimeâHow the Races Were Run. FOURTH DAT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4. ..bout 2,200 persons saw the racing at Bay District track fclay, and they went home feeling well satisfied with the hing, except the last event, which was captured by an out- BJir in fog so dense that the sprinters could not be distin- §r(hed until well straightened out in the homestretch. The Bod Horse Association made good the shortage of the young acnp of a would-be bookmaker, Sam Clay, who was mas- q rading as J. Carlisle, of New York, and left this city be- tten'two suns over $400 in arrears to bettors. Clay was rognized by Garnet Ferguson, son of the starter, as the yrously by Joe Narvaez, in the place. 'inero, a good-looking bay colt by Alta out of Charlotte, b;mp. Prince Charlie, easily won a mile race for R. Porter A e with the comfortable odds of 5 to 1 against his chances. Ly Gwen, ridden well by Billy Hill, secured the place from ft two-year-old Argyle filly, Ledalia, who led from the half- IE ; mark well into the homestretch. aptain Al, with Narvaez for a pilot, won a grand race from T gallant, Initiation, Baldwin's Esperanza, Patricia and 8. ipathetic's Last, who ran last clear into the homestretch m finished a bad fourth. The odds against Holly's horse ; w j originally 2\ to 1, but the plunging forced a cut to 8 to 6, which figure he went to the post. Topgallant and Captain . A vere well supported, the former being especially liked for a ace. Topgallant led up to the last sixteenth of a mile> w n Captain Al, under the vigorous riding of Narvaez, came a ind won by half a len
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