The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-07
The Entries for Events on
To-Day'S Programme.
Horses at Work on The Agricultural
Park Track.
Promising Two and Three Year 0ldS Whose
Names Arc Likely to Become
Famous.
Special by the California Associated Press.

SAN JOSE, April 6.-Last nights and
this mornings light showers have not af-
fected the Agricultural Park track in the
least injuriously, but in reality have bene-
flied it. and with the present strong sun
and good narrowing tomorrow. it will be
faster than ever for the second days sport.
A visit to the track this morning showed
most Of the horses at work. The inside
track was used to prevent the holing of the
regular course.
Manager Van Gorden and Trainer Do
nathan, of the Hearst stable, had out some
of their two-year-olds, lead by Sacramento
%, and all were given lively exercise, Sac
ramento especially. Sacramento is a hand
some, big-furnished bay colt, by Joe Hook
er, dam Ada c. Last year he did not show
up prominently, but now, If looks GO for
anything, he will certainly make his mark.
He may start possibly tomorrow aud by
the time he comes to the post at the Bay
District he should be IN good order.
LIKELY Two-YEAR-oLDs.
OF the Hearst two-year-olds the best
lockers are Yosemite. b. c., by Hyder Ali,
dam Nellie Collier; Anarchist. ch. c..
by Joe Hooker dam Chestnut Belle, and
SNOWFALL, ch. c., by Joe Hooker. dam Laura
Winston. These three are particularly
well developed fine colts, and in looks are
equal to anybOdy's. Yosemite displays the
Hyder Ali traits strongly; his coat is
licked with the Hyder Ali white hairs, and
the great family type, the bunch of gray
hairs at the root of the tail, is remarkably
noticeably. He is very taking colt. An
archist is stockier colt than Yosemite and
very powerfully developed. In many ways
he resembles the Gar as a two-year-old.
Both these colts have worked well here,
though they will not start at this meeting,
being reserved for their bay engagements.
Anarchist has had little cold, but is all
over it now. The pair worked quarter
yesterday in 24A. SNOWFALL has made no
fast moves yet, but he is fine, big, slash
ing youngster, and will no doubt be
heard from. On looks. Anarchist, Yo-
semitic, Snowfall would be the order of
classification. PrimerO, ch. c., by Powhat-
tan. dam Speed, and j. b., b. c., by War
wick, dam Maria /, are two likely young
sters. Almont and Miss Gertrude az in the
same stable, are doing well and may start
at the Bay. Taking the string all through
it is fine looking one, and with little
more work the two-year-olds, especially,
will bear close attention. Unfortunately
the stable has made no engagements for
the Sacr amento meeting, though 1t is well
entered for the Bay races. After Sacra-
memo the StdDl6 Will snip East, pTOUdUIy
commencing at Chicago, though II is p0ssi-
BILE that they may go right on to the East
ern tracks and then return to Chicago.
Tom Hazlett had Jubilee a. out and
gave him some steady work. The horse
looked in lne order and went as strong rs a
steam engine, nearly pulling Hazlett out of
the saddle. If Jubilee would run as well
in a race as in work, he would add many a
bracket to his name. Jubilee is in the
Owners handicap here. He is not entered
at the Bay.
THE ELMwooD STABLES.
If looks and breeding count for anything
the Elmwo0d Stables two-year-0ld br. c..
Duke of Milpitas, dam Gypsy, by imp.
Hercules, and tracing way back to the Nor
folk blood, ought to be as gilt-edged as the
best. This colt Is remarkably well-nade
blood bay, with black points. He is big
and well developed. So far he has only
done light work and will not make his debut
on the Coast He is in the Futurity and goes
East soon. The stable expects great things
from this colt Another likely two-year-old
in this stable is Sir Walter, brown colt by
Nathan Coombs, dam by imported Hercules.
This young gentleman has done some good
work and starts at the Bay. He is not rs
big as some of the other two-year-olds at
the track, but is liable 20 prove useful one
later on. Kelly and SamuePs two-year-old
ch. filly Lizette by Hyder Ali, dam Kate
Fletcher, is a gO0d-looklng youngSter and
has been doing good work. She will start
at the Bay. Ed McGinnis aud Welcome %
in the same stable, are looking well.
A HANDSOME COLT.
Flambeau, the Palo Alto crack colt, has
| developed into the finest three-yeaT-old that
| has ever been seen on the Pacific Coast,
the Emperor OF Norfolk and all the others
| not excepted. A grander, better muscled,
Terfect specimen of the thoroughbred it is
| impossible to imagine. He has deepened
and furnished out wonderfully. He looks
the picture of health and is as playful as a
kitten. Since he came to this track he has
| gone mile and quarter with his shoes On
| in 2:12.
| While Racine has improved wonderfully
| also, and is beauty, taking the two to-
| gether, Flambeau is his superior in every
way. The Hearst stables are indeed in luck
| to get such colt as FIambeau, even if it is
only for his racing quality. II this sou OF
| Wildidle and Flirt has good luck in stand
ing the change to the East, there is not a
| colt in the country, the great III Rio Key
| not excepted, that should beat him with
weight up. any distance, from mile to a
mile and quarter. When the Palo Alto
| horses come to the Bay District horsemen
| will be given a treat by a chance to look
| this great colt over.
THE PALo ALTO Two-YEAR-oLDs.
| The Palo Alto stables two-year- olds are
| good ones. Rinfax showed his quality
! yesterday by winning hands down, and in
1 but utSCIlpllUu VI tll0 IdCc was dloO
| described. fearless, a two-year-old ch. (.
by Wildidle, dam Teardrop, is a likely
| young lady, but is not as forward as Rim
fax. who may possibly prove the best of the
regular Palo Alto lot, which includes
| Scamper and jackson. These two latter
have no engagements either here or at the
| Bay. There is considerable talk, however,
| about a colt belonging to the Undine stable,
in which T. Ii. Williams. Jr.. is interested,
which is down here with the Palo Alto
horses. This colt is reported TO be g
wonder and one that will bear keeping
in miud. 1t is possible that the Palo Alto
horses will go to the Bay District after to-
morrow's races.
ENTRIES FOR To-DAY'S RACES.
The entries for to-day's races. declara.
tions closing at 10 o'clock, are as follows
First race, seven-eightEs of q mile-Pain-
killer. Raindr op, Daisy ID, Orc, Pliry, Bes-
| sic Shannon, Jubilee, Del Mar.
Second race, one and an eighth miles
| Faustine, Welcome. Jack Brady.
Third race, one mile-Muta, Pliny, Bag
| gage, Sacramento.
Fourth race. half-mile heats-Painkiller,
| Carmen. J0u Jou, Alfaretta, Sunday. Rose
| berry.
Weights will be assigned in the morning.
No pools have been sold.
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NEWS FROM HONOLULU.