The morning call., 1891-03-21
HUNDREDS OF THEM.
Partial List of Entries to the Blood
Horse Spring Races.
More Horses Will Compete Than Ever Before.
All the Events Fill we1-Interesting
Two-Year-Old Contests.

Secretary Milroy has issued the following
list of entries to the open events on the pro-
gramne for the Blood-horse Associations
spring meeting, commencing on Saturday,
April 18th, at the Bay District Track. They
number in all 62S, the largest number of
entries ever received for any one meeting
by the association.
AS access to the stake-books Of the fixed
events cannot be had, they being locked up
in ex-Secretary Culver's private rooms, the
entries in them cannot be given until next
week, but there is no doubt that their addi-
tion to the list now issued will make the
total not far from 500. With the excep-
tion of the Baldwin. Haggin and Hearst
c0l0rs, every stable in the State will be rep
resented, and the success Of the meeting
seems already assured.
Adyices from Sacramento state that at
least $50 horses will be sent from that point
alone. and what with those in training in
the south, at Palo Alto, San Jose and up
north, Track Superintendent Dustin will
have his hands full in providing stable ae-
commodations at the track.
The contract for publishing the entries in
book form has been let and the books will
be ready in day or two for consideration.
Work has been commenced repairing the
Bay District Track and putting it in
thorough order for the meeting. If only the
weather is favorable during the racing, and
judging from the past heavy rains no fears
need be entertained on that score, the at
tendance Of the public will fully demon
strate that legitimate honest and frst-class
racing has the greatest possible attraction
for all Californians.
In looking over the different events it will
be noticed that every hrst-class horse on the
Coast has been nominated. Pal0 Alto sends
Racine and all its other cracks. Ons Spa-
cially pleasant feature is the fact that TheO-
dore Winters will, after brief recess from
10 al racing, be again in the field with some
OF his high-claSs performers. The open two
year-0d events have filled extremely well
and the greatest interest attaches to the
youngsters, many of whom will be sent East
to compete against the pick Of the country
in the big eyeHts. The list is too lGug to
be noticed in eXtensO, but careful perusal
of the entries Will amply repay any horse
man who admires the thoroughbreds.
Dr. Ross returned from Australia by the
Marip0sa on Thursday and brought with
him two highly bred mares, FIeurette by Rob-
insOn Crusoe in foal to Nordenfeldt, and
Fusee by Musket, in foal to ST. Leger. 1t is
stated that they have been brought here for
sale.
Some of the Entries.
No. 1. Introduction purse S4OO, three-year.
olds aud upward one mile-Cy Mulkey, b. c., 3,
SinfaX, dIdle-FOsiress; w. Gardner, b. b., 3,
AbatrOss, Ballot BOx-Doa Walker; q. Z. Har-
rlSon b. c., 3. Kylo, imp. Cyrus -Catnerion; Dem
nison Bros, CHI. $. 4, Princes First, Prince OF
Norfolk-Lizzie Idle; Fashion stable, b. m., 3,
Cheerful, Three Cheurs-Queen Emma; F. Seben-
thsler, eli. h., 4. King Hooker, Joe Hooker-Vio-
let; Suisun stables, br. NJ, o, Forest Queen,
Ironciad- Minnie Black bid; Theo. Winters, ch.
m s. Princess OF Norfolk, Duke of Norfolk Jes-
sic X; TheO. Winters. b. M, 4, Noretto, Norfolk
Hooker Illusion; l.. U. Shippee, br H., ., imp.
Piekwlck- Countess; L. U. Shlppee, b. H., 4,
Take Notice, imp. Prince Cbarlie-Nota Bene; l..
U. Snippee, b. T., 8, May II, Faiseito Gienheim;
o. Appeby, Dr. m, 4, Alfarata, Mlldlde- Tear
Drop A. 5. Ashe, eh. c., 3, Terry, Alta.PeIi M.
A: Forster: sr T., 3. Zngarela, Ed. Corrlgan-
Minute; U. +. Del Vale, sr. c., 3, Hook k-hUcking
Jr.. Hook hooking. .Carmellta; Palo Alto stock
[sIm' sl' en. f., - Mnta' WiIdds,mps M MItinyi
Queen Bess; ralo Al.o stock farm, b. c., =, Ra-
clue, Bisnop-imp FAIRY Rose; Elmw0od stables.
br. c., 3, Sir Walter, Nathan Coombs- Bessie;
Elmwood stables, br. m, 4, Initiation, Inaugu-
ration Brown Maria; .. Fl. Kennedy, b. f., 3,
Acclaim, Ihree Cheers Rosetle; l.. j. Rose,
Blk. NJ, 3, Peri, Flood od-fro!lc
No. 3. Selling purse S400. six furlings-W. f.
San5orn, b. G., 4. lukerman, lToncad-A Alice; W.
/. Sanoorn, cn M, 3, Mamie L, Harry PeytOn;
Maltese Filia Stock Farm, blk. f, B. onti- Ora
AltaThslis; Wesley George, b. G., a, Applause
Three CheersAliee N L. Savage. b. g, l. q Gorgef,
Wild Idisr.May Wade; W. Gardner, D. H., .,
AlbaiIOsS, Ballot Box Della Walker; A. ID. HaTri-
son. =. =, a., Hello, shannon NJ arsha; DennisOn
Bros, ch. f.. 3, Minnie L, Prince OF Norfolk Liz
zie Idle; Cyrus Halloway, ch. T., g. Forester,
dare, kyre DAILY Mistake; SuSun stables. eh.
e, 5, Rosebug, Jim Brown -Rosemaryi Ira l..
Ramsdell. ch. M, 8, fearless, Wlldidle- Tear
Dfop; o; Appleby, eli. q, 3. Speculation, Duke
of NOnolN Flora Wilson; q. Walters, br. e., 4,
GamUo, Wild Idler-Dottie Dimple: L. U. Ship
pee, br. h., 8, The Drake Leonatus-The Teal; T.
C. Clark. H. q 4 NAV RDV. Lama Dper.Silk
stockings; Craycroft s. Johnson. br. s.. 3, Legal
Tender Ironciad-by Hercules; j. j. Dolan, b.
T., s. BiInie, AltO-Liily Ashe; James Ii. Muse,
b. m., o. Katishaw, kyle Daly; Dan Miller, ch.
"a, Ida Glen, Glen Ellen Queen; Hiram Miller,
b. q. .. Kilgarf Flood imp Patella; A s. Ashe.
br. c., 4, Livingston, imp Partlsan.Pet; NJ. A.
Forster, br. h., a. Dan Murphy, imp, Speculator-
Leona; Elmwood stables, ich. NJ. a., Nerva, Bob
WOodlngLizz Marshal; Elmwood stab es, b.
~, 4, Initiation, Inauguration. Brown Maria;
EImwood stables, br. c., 8, Sir Waiter Nathan
Coumbs-Bessie.
No. A. Winners purse s4oO, three year-olds
aud upward, seven fuilongs-O. AppieDy, br.
NJ. 8. AlfaretIa, Wiididle- Mouday Fiyi Cy
Mulhey. b. C. g.. Siufax, Wildldle-Fostress;
Cy Mulkey IN. g., 8, Tim Murphy, imp. kyrle
Dsly-Maggle Ii E. Savage. b. h., 3. Jackson,
Luke Blaekburu-Iyy Leaf w. Gardner, b. IL, o,
Bros Gu. s.. 4. rrinces First, Prince of Nor
folk Lizzie Idle; James L. Chase, b. m., s. Mys-
tery, Three Cheers Mistake; T. Siebenthaler,
ch. H., 4, Sheridan, Young Bazaar-LOst Gid;
Suisun stables, br m. 3. Forest Queen, Iron-
clad Minnie Blackburn; MalteseVIlia stock farm,
eli. M, a., Geraldine, Grinstead- Cousin Peggy;
Ira l.. Ransdeli, b. c., 3, Homer, Shannon-Say
Gardnel; l.. U. Shppee, br m., 3, Picnic, imp.
Pickwlck Countess; L. U. Snippee, b. M, 4,
L. U. Shlppee, b. T., }, May IL. talsetio. Glen
helm; ID. Bridges, &. D., z, John Treat, Shiloh
unknown; Theodore Winters, ch. m., ., Prin-
cess Of Norfolk, Duke OF Norfolk-Jessle ID: j.
Hilton, eli. T., 3, Birnie. Alta Lilly Ashe; A. 5.
Ashe, br. Co. 4, Livingston, imp. Partisan Pet;
N; A. Forster: sT. T.; 3, Znsarells, Ed CoTrigan-
Jr., Hock-hoeking, ,Carinelta; falo Alto stock
farm. e1. C.. - Rlniax, Argyie-lm mp. Amelia;
Rosebud, Wildldle-imp. Rosetta; Theodore Win-
Iers, b. g., 3, Leh Joe Hooker Illusion; Elm
TEoa n9e sfaSsi Gh m @ Se.yd a
tiation. Inauguration Brown Maria; Elmwood
GodS. s5Sss b. .nOsSy SIR %al'si Nathan ns
3, Conrad, FIood-imp. Goula.
No. 8. The Thornton stake, three-year-olds
and upward, one and quarter miles-Undine
stables :. g., 5, Tycoon, Reyeille-MaTgery; L.
U. Snippee, b. C., 4, Take Notice, imp. Prince
Charlie-NOta Benz: Tneodore winters, ch. M. 5,
Princess Of Norfolk, Duke OF Norfolk-Jessie b;
Theodore Winters, b. NJ, 4. Noietla, Norfolk
Ballinette; James b. Chase, ch. M, 4, MarlgOId,
Mtner,Katy Pease; Cy Mulk.y b. c: 3. .Siniax,
Widde- FoslIess; Charles kerr, b, 3, Monster,
imp robin- Mafiposa; NJ. A. Foster, ST. e, ..
NachO B, Waude er-F Flower Grl Palo ALTO
stock farm, cn. G, MosDy, Wldlale-Mozele;
Palo Alto stock farm, b. c., =. Racine, Bishop
imp. Fairy ROse Elmwood stables b. c., 8,
Duke OF Milpltas. Duke Of Norfolk Gypsy.
No. 6. Selling purse, S4O0. Oae mlie-Maltese
Villa stock farm, blk T., 3, Onli-Ora, Atta-The-
tbs; Ira l.. Ramsdel, cD M, 3, fearless, Wild
idle-Teardrop; ID. b idges. u. h z, John Treat,
Sbiioh-Unkuown; o. Appleby, Gil. g., Specua-
ton. Duke of Norf okfiora Wilson; l.. U. Ship
pee, b. c., A. The Drake, LeOuatus-Ine Teal; B.
G. Clark, b. c., i, May 10y, Lame Deer.Silk
Stockings; w. L. SapbOrn ch. IN, 3, Mamie C,
Harry Peytou; Wesley George, b. g., g., AD-
plauSe, Three Cheers-Ahce n; W. Gardner, b.
H., g. A batrosS. Ballot Bvx-Dclla Walker; A. ID.
HARRISON s. S. -, Hello, ShIunun-M NJ ar shra; Cy-
rus Holloway, cn. e.. 3, Forester, Joe Hooker
Matte G; Matt St0ru, cE. c., 4. Larghetta, Jils
JohnSon-Leverett; r. SieDeutnaer, eli. h., T.
King hooker. Joe Hooker Violet; Suisun stables,
ch. e., 5, Rossbug, Jim Brown Rosemary; }.
Hilton, ch. T., 3, Birne, AHa-LI.y Ashe; James
II. Muse. b. L., ., Oats, WIididlr-Mary GIvens;