The morning call., 1891-10-23
READY TO RUN.
Fleet Flyers Stabbed at the Bay
District Track.
Fall Meeting Of the Pacific Coast Blood Horse
Association-some Rare Sport Ex-
pected-Good Fields.

Everything is in readiness for the opening
day of the fall meeting of the Pacific Coast
Bl00d-horse Association at the Bay Dis
trlct track. There are on the grounds at
the present time about 125 flyers, and car
load more is expected to arrive on Monday
morning.
The above mentioned number of horses
compose twenty-six stables, of which the
following we're noticed: Matt Storms.
Charles Boots, B. C. Holly's. Ben Godin's.
WILDER f. Smiths, Abe Stembly's, Dan
McCarty's, Dan Miller's, Dan Dennison's.
Thomas Williams, L. j. Roses. o. Apple
by's, w. S. Appleby's, E. Sayage's, E. +.
Fallon's, Joseph Martins. Murrie's, Fox's,
Kelly's. Sanborn's. Sllyerdaps and the
Northern. Mulkey's and Bridges strings
will come from Los Angeles in day or so.
The stables are all occupied and more room
is wanted.
1t is thought that this meeting will be one
of the best and most interesting ever held,
for while there are some very fleet sprint
ers at the track, especially among the older
horses. there is large quantity OF young
blood. and they are considered to be quite
evenly matched.
SURPRISES IN STORE.
This will make it no easy matter to pick
a number of genuine surprises may be ex-
pected.
Several very speedy sprinters will be
seen at this meeting and 1t IS thought that
some records may be equaled If not lowered.
The Maltese Villa stables Geraldine, by
Grinstead-C Peggy, is probably the
most noted among the flyers here as she has
met and defeated the Eastern flyers on many
occasions as well as those in the West. a
glance at the programme for the meet shows
that l.. j. Roses Fairy, by Argyle-imp.
Fairy Rose, will be pitted against the
speedy Geraldine in two or more races.
With both in good condition and with
proper weights for age these two should
make race that will set TURTLES wild with
excitement
There is also that most uncertain of per-
formers l.. Sayage's Jackson, by Luke
Biackburn-Ivy Leaf, who, when he Will
run, can give the good ones bruising race,
but who has on more than one occasion sent
his hackers home with sore spirits and
feather-weight pocket-b0oks.
MORE GOOD ONES.
B. C. Holly's aged mare Nevada. by Re-
gent-AiisS Ella, should not be overlooked
when she is prepared to run, as she is
known to be most speedy at times, and
good slayer, too. George Van GOrdon's i'm
ported Del Mar is also entered in some of
the events, and is now at the track. He
will doubtless uphold the reputation which
he has already made for Weight-carrying,
endurance and speed.
The Undine stables Rinfax, by Argyle
imp. Amelia, is expected to arrive in day
or so, and will make the older sprinters
move at rapid stride to beat him.
Among the youngsters is ID. J. McCarty's
Romair, by Argyle-imp. Rosetta, and his
performances during this season entitle him
to be ranked among the most speedy OF his
age. The events are well filled, and with
the flyers remaining in their present condi-
ton large fields should face the starter in
all the events.
The track is In firm condition just now,
and with little top-dressing will be in
grand shape for record-smashing by to-
morrow, the first day of the meet. which
will continue to November 7th, inclusive,
making eleven days racing, as Mondays will
be omitted