The morning call., 1890-04-15
PACIFIC DERBY DAY.
Entries and Pools for To-day's
Blood Horse Races.
Four Events on the Programme for Decision
Light Betting in the Pools-General
Track Talk.

Some sharp work was done at the Bay District
Track on Sunday and yesterday pointing up
those OF the flyers who have immediate engage
mentS on hand.
Henry Walsh of the Palo Alto Stable sent
Faustine and Muta sharp mile and quarter
on Sunday. Watches stopped at 2:1012, with
Muta finishing very strong. Flambeau and RAJ
cine, who are In Ihe Pacific Coast Derby to- day,
are Just about on edge and have not been given,
any quick work since Friday last.
However they do not need to be keyed up
acty 10 concert pitch. as there is no other entry
in the race that can make them extend them
selves. Except cashing the check The Derby
money is as good as In the PalO Alto pockets.
The two-year olds of The string were given quick
WORK also.
Henry Walsh has also charge of the Uudlne
Stables youngsters uhis is I. II. Williams
Jr.'s string, and lie sent Homer Of the Undine
and Rinfax of Palo Alto quarters in 2314,
and jackson of Paio Alto and Gentivet of Uu-
dine the same distance IN 231a. W. hurry sent
two-year-old FLY halves in 4SlA. All the
other stables at the track had their horses out
and gave them good work, but the above is said
10 have been the best done.
GOLDEN GATE STABLE.
The Golden Gate Stable, 7. Hazlett trainer
has gone 10 Sacramento. having no engagements
here for any of The horses. Jou Jou. who has
been turned over 10 HaZett, has been left, bow
ever, with The intention OF starting him In The
selling race, one and sixteenth miles. lie is
entered by T. BaIly, but at San Jose legal dim
cutles arose, and lie was placed in W. Applebys
hands as receiver until the trouble was ad-
jused.
Haziett then replevlned the horse out of APP
plebys Gaze aud The Sheriff gave him the animal.
Bally states that lie has claim the horse,
which was given him by I. Lynch, as he claims,
fol services performed. he VIII push his claim
and II JUu Jou starts Today and wins, his pur-
chaser may have little UOuble in settling the
back dihes euces.
Out al the track the three quarters race won
Apnt9ngp Ia II kaa haA frnft
topic OF discussion. Every horseman agrees on
the poorness OF the start and there more sup
porters OF the opinion that Ida Glen won, though
The judges declare 1t dead heat
There Is further much talk that II some very
heavy bets bad not been made on Applause
| the race might not have been declared dead
| heat. Taxing the race all round, 1t was not a
FOR NOT oBEYING ORDERS.
In the abOye- mentioned race Morton first
| jockey OF the Hearst Stable, who rode outside
| mount, ION DAILY, was suspended by the starter
ioI tie nee.ine lVi no' Voe5 ins ouets An eHoIt
| Is Delhg made 10 nave the SUSPENSION resciuded
Ever since he has been riding the name of PalO
| ALTO Farms tTst jockey has been SPELLED in all
| local reports "NaIvce' or i" NaYice." His name
! Is NarvaeZ Joseph, and he comes of an old way
| back CaStilan family, which came over soon
alter Columbus IN The early days. Naryaez
| though quite Young Is a very capable rider, and
| getting well of none can beat him.
| The track to-day will be in exceptional fine
| order ana faster even than on Saturday last. AS
| most OF the horses are rounding to very rapidly
some excellent racing is certain
There are so many horses at the track that
| have not been entered in the regular programme
| events that the association may determine 10
| give an extra day or twOs racing. Saturdays
| attendance was quite satisfactory TO the Direc-
| tors and if a good card is arranged the extra
| days are sure 10 draw big attendance. Per-
| haps Friday of this week and Tuesday OF next
may be set aside for the additional sport.
GOOD FIELDS.
To-day's programme consists of four events
| mile, tye-elghths, a mile aud a sixteenth, and
| a mile and a-half iun. There will be good fields
IN the hrst Three races, ana although last night
| the talent thought them nickel plated sureIies
| for the faYurites, the chances are that upsets
| VIII occur except IN the first, which on form and
performance should be al Farrow'S.
To guess a winner out OF q field OF eight green
twO-yearold colts is difficult Job, and with the
| weights assigned, an outsider may come in aud
| knock down the sure things. or course the
Derby, the last race. Is gilt for Palo Alto, and
they Will run first and second with their cracks.
| The main Interest 10 outsiders will center in
| which of the other thee starters Will run third
| and save his STAKE.
Pool-selug last night on to-day's races was
| rather light and nothing like the amount OF
| money wagered on Friday night IoI the opening
| days runs went into The box.