The morning call., 1890-11-27
TO RACE TO-DAY.
Entries, Weights and Pooling
for the Card.
Old Norfolk's Critical Condition-E J. Bald
wins Probable Entries for Future Big
Eastern Stakes

The Bay District track to-day ought to be
in fine order, and fast time at the different
distances should be recorded. Thanksgiv-
ing day will afford holiday to the masses.
and large attendance is anticipated by the
Directors.
1t is probable that the Blood-horse Associ-
alton will decide to hold an inquiry in the
last race on Tuesday, the seven-eighths hand
leap for two-year-olds. The circumstances
attending the event have been fully re-
ported in THE CALL. Should the associa-
ion hold an investigation the language used
by Jockey Narvaez yesterday in commenting
on the race may also be considered. The
Directors may also find profitable reading in
the following New York papers of October
18th, where Racine's race was described:
Tribune, Times, Herald and Sportsman.
CHIMERICAL MATCH.
The proposed match between the Palo
Alto colt Racine and j. B. Haggin's Saliva
tor is only puerile talk. The writer of the
article that stated that such match was
proposed was probably unaware that under
no conditions will the Palo Alto people ever
consent to a match, either for their trotters
or their runners. This fact is so well known
to all horsemen that the circulated rum0rs
were simply laughed at. Even if the Palo
Alto people would, just to accommodate the
public, consent 10 such match, how long
would it take to get Salvador into racing
order? The colt was brought from the East
some three weeks ago and has not had
gallop since. He is intended solely for
stud purposes and has been retired from the
running-track. Again, without j. b. Hag-
gins consent match is impossible, and
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even be had for exhibition purposes at the
present Blood-horse meeting how much less
could he have been matched? Salvador has
everything to lose and nothing to win in
match with Racine, and the few dollars to
be won would hardly pay the expenses of
preparation. The idea Of a match between
the colts is chimerical.
BALDwIN's FUTURITY ENTRIES.
E. j. Baldwin has made up his list of en-
tries to the Futurity stakes of 1893, the
value of which is estimated at over
100000. Emperor of Norfolk, Volante,
Gano, imp. Cheviot end Rutherford are the
sires, and the dams comprise the best mat
rons of the Santa Anita ranch. The En-
mares as Carrie d. Jennie D, Jennie B.
Sister Anne. Experiment. Hermosa, Miss
Ford and Molly MeCarthy's Last. From
such unions of high-class racing blood some
crack colts ought to be the result. Ii all the
present arrangements are carried ont, Bald
wins Futurty entries will number about
twenty. Baldwin has also made liberal en-
gagements for his 1892 youngsters in the
Brooklyn and Chicago Association stakes.
NoRFoLK's CRITICAL CASE.
The latest news from the Winters stock
ranch is that last week old Norfolk the
well-known long distance runner and sue
cessful sire, was struck by paralysis and is
expected to die at any moment Norfolk is
so years old. In 1865 over the Sacramento
track he made the ch ampion record for three
miles of 5:27Ha, which stood supreme until
Drake Carter reduced it to 5:24 over the
Sheepshead Bay track in 1884, carrying 1l5
pounds. Among the most noted of Nor
folks get are Emperor of Norfolk, Prince
of Norfolk and Ell Rio Rey.
To-DAY'S ENTRIES.
The following are the entries. weights and
pools for to days four events:
First race. handicap for three-year-olds,
one and an eighth miles-Take Notice, lis,
S25; Raindrop. 10S. Sl2; Marigold ITO. $40;
Initiation. 100, 81.
Second race Che Autumn stakes. for two
year-olds, one mile-Conrad, lis, $50; Tear
less, 107, S13; Sinfax, lis, $40; Lodowic,
10, 50; Duke of Milpitas, 10, 81 Cheerful.
100. So; Acclaim 107. So.
plause. 100. $40; King Hooker. 1O7. Sc:
FORESTER, lis, 81; Wild Oats, 90, "a; Leland,
104. KilgarifI, LOG, Installation. SO. and
Jackson, i09, 81 each.
Fourth race, five-furlong heats-Rco, los,
$40; Gambo, 105, Sc; Kildare. ITO. 81 Ida
Glenn, ITO, 81; Vince, ITO, and Revolver,
ITO, 81 each.