The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-08

their order, were: August Belmont $780,.
6l5; j. A: and A. II. Morris, Sl57.SS7; Hon.
George Hearst, S116,205; Green Il. Morris,
Ss7 800; +. J. Baldwin, SO. 955; Hon. w. l..
Scott. SOS, 925; Dwyer Brothers, S67, 915; d.
ID. Withers, S64,075; Beverwycks Stable,
S54.340; j. b. Haggin, $50, SIS S. S. Brown,
81, 235; HOugh Brothers, $40, 3S7; David T.
Puisifer, $50 9S5.
The new Palo Alto Stock Farm catalogue
has been Issued.
X. b. Cockrill, better known as Bruce
Sockrlll, was killed last Sunday week near
Salinas by fall from his horse Mr.. Cock
MI was well known to all horsemen over
the state. de owned number of running
horses the most prominent of which was
DAISY ID. The deceased was II years of age
and unmarried.
BEGINNING EARLY.
The announcement has been made that
the Early Blossom stakes will be run at
Clifton on February 14th. The stake is for
two-Year-olds. 1T is a sweepstakes of SO
each to enter and SIS additional to start,
with $1,000 added, of which 500 to second
ana 500 to third; stakes to be diyided-50
per cent 10 the winner, 80 to the second and
20 to the third. Three furlongs. The Gut
tenberg people will also give two-year-od
Face, but they are considerably earlier than
the Clifton event The race will be called
the innovation. 1t Will be run on January
cember 24th. The entry fee is $50 and
S1eO0 is added to the stake by the associa-
ton.
L. j. ROSES STABLE
Mr.. /. j. Rose has lately been interviewed
at Los Angeles. The owner of Fairy is re-
ported to be IN very enthusiastic mood
over the prospects of his stable for next
season. He thinks he will have a Western
and Eastern string, the first to be sent to
New York, while the second will race in
California until the Chicago meeting, when
the string will race at Washington Park.
A clDga hn n,,d
division Will be sent TO Saratoga. Mr.. Rose
is very much pleased with the promise
given by number Of his filies, two-year-
ODDS next season. 1T is remarkable how
Mind, do not yet know whether | have
even one extraordinary FLY, but l have Sc
cured wei balanced lot, to say the least"
The interviewer then goes on to say that
Mr. Rose talked quite freely about his
horses now in training at the Agricultural
Reform, Pat Moloy, Darebin and Eolus
fllies. The Reform FLY has been named
Kinda Dryer. She is out of half sister
TO Splnaway, andz is full sister to
Fenelon. She was worked three eighths
the other day In 0;36R. The Pat Molloy
FLY is out of Desolation. the dam of Pen
nyroyal The sire OF Desolation is De-
vastation, by imp. Eclipse. The dam of
the Darebn filly is Altitude, by Alarm.
John Mackay offered Mr.. Rose an adj
after the New York sale. The Eolus FLY
has no less than four crosses of Glencoe.
The best colt to show up thus far is the
Longheld colt. His dam is homage, one of
the best two-year-ods of her day. Mr..
Rose is also favUraby impressed with an
Argyle colt cut of Jenny G. There is also
still another argyle who has not yet been
tired that great things are expected frnm.
The entries for the Coney Island Futurity
stakes for 1898 VIII close on January 81
ha a,l1 a6 Jas, Ir..,
to ST. 900
"oH, PsHAw!"
The Shah of Persia has started a race
course at Teheran. His Majesty is himself
senior steward, keeper of the match book,
clerk OF the course and scales, judge and
places Two guards with drawn scimitars be-
side the bnok-maker. The Shah wont take
less than 20 to l about anything, and the
layer invariably pays out whatever wins.
WESTERN RACE DATES.
The American Turf Congress has set the
following dates for the early meetings of
1891 in the West: Lexington, April 9th or
2Sth to May 18th or 18TH; Louisville, May
18Th to May 22d, inclusive; Latonia, May
23d to June 9th, inclusive; st. Louis, June
9th to June Goth, inclusive; Chicago, June
10Th to July 18th. inclusive; St. Paul, July
22d 10 August Sth, inclusive. There will be
but one conflict-.that between Lexington
and Nashville. The latter'S dates will
probably be from April 2Sth to May 9th, in
elusive.
Next years Latonia Derby will be at
mile and quarter instead Of mile and
nall, as heretofore, and the Louisville
Derby, after next year, will also be at
mile and quarter.
Ihe Horseman says: Speaking, the other
gay; unon Mlntering horses in California,
Duuu Dopie.relnarked that while it agreed
win some 1t dld not with others. He OBJ
served that Tor a tired caupaipuer a vvintar
inCaill orna was generally very beneficial. In
the nutritious grasses and under the genial
skies OF the Slope the burnt up" and track
weary compalgner soon recuperates and
freshens. Doble is winterng his stable tbis
season at Terre Haute.
THE NEXT SUBURBAN.
Already there is considerable speculation
upon the question which of the next
Suburban candidates will lead in the handi-
cap. The consensus OF opinion, however.
seems to be that Tournament will ton the
list with $50 pounds. He will certainly lead
all other entries of his age, but if Tennv and
flrenzl should be in, and il is almost certaIn
they VIII, l cannot see why the big Sir
Modred should take precedence The three
named and DE Muth will doubtless form the
top quartet, unless Raceland should slip
In among them. Wonder will old Eurus
figure In the list?-Sportsman.
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