The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-11
SINALOA'S DEATH.
Baldwin's Stable Will Never Win
ter East Again.
Gsno's First Crop of Youngsters Show Up Well
STEAMBOAT in the Stud-The Undins
Stable Dissolved.

z. j. Baldwin feels very keenly the loss of
his crack FLY Sinaloa, and has come to the
conclusion that he made mistake in keep
ing his stable East for the winter this year,
instead of bringing his horses back to the
warm and pleasant climate of California.
He expects to lose some more of his horses
before the winter is over. as the latest tele-
grams lie received from the East were that
some others in the stable were sick. Mr..
Baldwin said yesterday that he will never
again attempt to keep his horses in the East
during the winter. After the regular racing
season closes he Will at once ship all his
horses back to California.
BALDwIN's YOUNGSTERS.
The few tw0-year-Olds of the Baldwin
string that will race East next year that
have been tried up to date at Santa Anita
have shown up very well, and quite up to
past average form. Good hopes are enter
tanned of the get Of Gano. They are fully
up to the high standard of the stables two
year-olds. Gano is comparatively an un-
tried sire, but his get showed up so well in
their baby form that heavy entries of his
offspring have been made in the big Eastern
future events.
ovERToN MAY NOT RIDE.
1t is now uncertain if Overton will ride
first calls for the Baldwin stable next year.
He was offered tine position and was under
stood 10 have accepted, but hitch has &C.
CURED and the engagement may not be ratl-
fed. Should he not conclude to sign ar
ticles very clever little lightweight who
has ridden very successfully Of late in the
West may be engaged.
Joseph Thompson, the Australian book
maker WHO proposes to build new race
track near this city if he can fiud a suitable
location, has as yet made no definite choice.
He is considering several propositions, but
finds that the prices for real estate are eX-
tremely high.
DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP.
Ira RamSdell and I. II. Williams, who
raced in partnership last year as the Undine
Stable, have severed their business con-
nections. In dividing up the horses Will
iams got RinfaX and Ramsdcll Oscar and
Homer. 1t is stated that Williams will have
his horses trained at Palo Alto.
The crack race mare, Miss Woodf0rd,
now matron in the Rancho del Paso stud,
recently prematuEely foaled twins, botn
dead, to Sir Modred.
THE ELMwooD STABLE.
Charley Boots of San Jose, the popular
owner of the Elmwood Stables, will take
his horses to Coronado Beach to run at the
winter meeting there that commences about
Christmas. He lately refused $1,000 for lis
tw0-year-old colt Sir Walter, who ran second
to Nero, when that great crack won on the
closing day of the blood-horse meeting.
Sir. Boots thinks Sir Walter can beat any
tw0-year-0ld in California. bar Nero. The
ElmwOod Stables horses are always run to
win, and no more honest or popular horse
man than Mr.. Boots races in California
He is a young man, independently wealthy,
pays strict personal attention to his favOrite
pursuit, and never under any circumstances
bets even dollar on his or any one else's
horses.
STEAMBOAT IN THE STUD.
W. S. Hobart, the owner of the crack
tro,ting stallion Stamboul, stated last night
that tue horse had been taken out of train
ing for the season, and was now at the
ranch, where he will do limited stud duty.
The rains of last week prevented any fur
Their attempts of Stambours TO beat the
worlds stallion record now held by Nelson.
But for this occurrence the horse would have
been given further trials with the best pros
poets of success. Mr.. Hobart stated that no
decision had been made as to whether Stam-
bOul would be put into training again next
year.
HOUSEKEEPING MATCH.
A hand Housekeeping match between w.
VlntOn and w. Coughlin, for S25 side, took
place yesterday. The conditions were that
each should clip two horses. Vintop won
the match. Time, hours 81 minutes !;
Coughlin taking 5 hours and minutes to
complete his task. Vinton proposes to chal-
lenge any clipper on the Coast for from $50
to $3.50 side.