The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-09

Some of tue two-year-olds of note Long
fellow has sired The Bard, Morning
Glory, Semper F!dele, Ethel. Decoy Duck,
Ersuiine Nun, kaloolah, Jennie Il, Long
Stop, Hattie Carlisle, Bette Waddeli, Long
Shore, Bill Letcher, Riley, Livonia, Wah-
satcb, Long Street, Long Dance, Long Side,
Lannes, Sam Wood, Clay Stockton, Long
leaf, Peg Wellington, Hypocrite, Florimore,
Thora, Leonard, Mary McGowan. Lodowic.
Response, Reputation, Too Sweet, Harry
Ray, Bart Wallace.
One of the most important stables In train
ing at Monmouth Park is that in charge of
Matt Byrues. 1t includes three horses be-
longing to &r. j. b. Haggn and thirteen
belonging TO Marcus Daily, Firenzi IS one
Of the Haggln lot. The mare has wintered
well and is looking well. Inverness, the
imported colt, is in the Daily string. He is a
grand looking colt and his appearance on
the turf in this country will be watched
with much interest Three of the Daily lot
are three ear-olds and the others two-year-
olds. Seven ef the two-year-olds are by Sir
Modred aud they are good looking lot.
PREMIUMS FOR COLTS.
The owners of AXtell (2:12) are deter
mined that bis produce shall be developed
il the offer of great prizes can effect it,
They viii give q prize OF 5000 to the first
of his produce that beats the yearling rec
ord, 5000 to the one that beats the two
ear-old record, and $4,000 TO the one that
beats the three-year-old record. and this Of
fer is 10 stand good till the famous holder
OF the three year-old champion stallion rec
ord dies or is incapacitated for stud service.
The Senate mas passed bill prohibiting
boos-making and pool-selling in the cities
of Washington and Georgetown, d. G., or
within mile of the boundaries Of these
cities. A n amendment to extend the pro-
visions of the bill 10 the whole district
which would include the race-course, was
disagreed TO.
Tho init Nv Maeornnn dom,
Abundance. the property of c. Satiler, is
paralyZfd III his headquarters aud will have
to be killed. The colt is valued at $4,000
1t is reported that if Racine goes East this
year be will try to beat Salvatore mile in
l :351@, with 10 pounds up.
The Kennedy Derby viii this year be
abo TIT $1,000 10 the winner. There are sixty
seven horses eligible to start. The horses
at present most favorably spoken OF in con-
nection with the derby are Palestine, GascOn,
Harry Wallace, The Pokey and Georgetown
In the order named. Palestine may be re-
served for the American Derby, and it is
SAID Gascon may not start
THE HoUGH STABLE.
Hough Bros. have removed their entire
string from Guttenbergto Brooklyn, where
they will remain 10 the close OF the meeting
of the Brooklyn Jockey Club. La Tosca.
Burlington and the promising two year-old
Straus attracted no little attention as they
filed out of tie Gutenberg gate, their stout
and healthy appearance being the subject Of
favorable comment by all who saw them.
Burlington daily grows in favor for the
Brooklyn, although little beyond an occa-
sional private wager has been recorded on
the race up to the present time.
1t is reported that Anteeo, 2:16A, has been
resold by s. A. Browne 10 II. S. Henry of
Philadelphia; reported price, 100000.
Katie Pease, the famous thoroughbred
mare that won the four-mie race at the Bay
District Track some years ago, has been
bred to Electricity.
A TEN-TIafE WINNER.
Old Clifford, by Giiroy, has already won
some ten races this season He is the most
consistent performer Of 1891. His scene of
operations IS New Orleans