The morning call., 1892-06-27
TALK OF THE TURF.
Horses Entered by the Eareka
Jockey Club Meet.
The Haggin sale-The Bay District Senator
Ihcmpson's string-stables at Chicago.
The Fall Circuit.

This week number of local raeegoers
will journey up to Humboldt County TO par
ticipate in the Eureka Jockey Club meeting
which takes place On July 4, 8, g. 7 and s.
Among those entering horses are w.
Thompson. w. NJ Sinclair. w. B. Sanborn
Crippen and Davis. o. L. Parker, S. K.
Trefry. George Howson, Davis Brothers,
0ryille Appleby w. Clark, Tierney and
Gibson, Rohner and Chapman, A. Y.
Stephenson and others. The entries al
ready received include such wel-known
performers as Canpy Scot, Inkerman,
Martinez. Early. Esperanza. Fannie F, ST.
Patrick, Estrella, Stella and Tom Tracy.
The purses are liberal and the success of
the meeting is now assured
The total amount realized by the recent
sale OF the Rancho del PaSo yearlings was
SIS, 400, showing an average per head Of
S792 The result greatly pleased j. 3.
Haggin and his able manager John
MackeY.
DELAYED IMPROVEMENTS.
Day after day and week after week
passes, and still the Blood-horse directors
have made no move toward improving the
Bay District track, Notwithstanding the
startling promises given forth TO the public
after they secured their teuantcy agreement
and runners, therefore, have already located
at the Oakland track, and more are eX-
pected Many owners prefer to remain at
Sacramento rather than risk their horses
TO the exposure OF the draughts and bad
ventilation OF the tumble-down stable at the
Bay District. BY securing the track the new
leSSeeS have Tor the present prevented the
syndicate of Eastern people from getting 1t
on favorable terms for winter racin Z, which
project was seriously thought OF, and II
they wish tn retain the confidence OF the
racing public, they should at once make
good their promises and carry out their
alleg ed contemplated improvements.
Harry Lowden is still managing Senator
W. Thompson's racing stable, and will
start for Eureka next Wednesday with Mar
tiner. The Drummer and Tom Stacy. lie
says that The Drummer, bay two-year-
old colt by Ed Corrigan, out Of Belle w, is
one of the best youngest ers ever foaled, AMI
has a mortgage 0yeE some OF The tSo-yeaT-
old races this fall
RACES FOR THE FOURTH.
programme of running races will be
Ben Wright's Dill-of-faTe FOR the Fourth Of
July at the Oakland track, and several
horses are expected to come down from
Sacramento 10 compete. There are 65
th0roughbreds in training in that city, in
Gliding the stables of Tom Bally, w. 4.
Smith, Charles Fair. George Howson, Phil
Siebenthaler and Dan Miller.
Chicago aud is likely TO be heard from this
week at the Washington Park meeting.
He started FL Rayo and ran third at Gar
field the other day. Dan Miller is also
there with Charmion, aud locking at the
victims Of Hercules and Castanel on Satur-
day, there is but little doubt that the Cali
fornia horses are running into form.
LOOKS LIKE A BARGAIN
NJ. Harrison Of Yellowstone Park, Wyom-
ing, purchased a brown 2-year-old colt bs-
S0udan out OF Patchen MOiiie in this city
at the Murphy sale on March 10 for SIS.
He started at the Kent (Wash) new kite
shaped track on June % ana won the
2-year-old trot in great style. The colt is
likely TO turn out a great trotter ana looks
like being a wonderful bargain
The order of the California fall circuit is
as follows: The Trotting- horse Breeders
summer meeting, August 6 to -; Golden
Gate Agricultural Socety, August - 20 90;
Napa Agricultural Society, August % to 27;
Sonoma and Marin Agricultural Society,
August % to September 2; State Fair, Sep
TENDER to II; San Joaquin Agricultural
Society. September 10 to "a; Santa Clara
Agrlcgltural Society, September 26 to 0c-
tober 2. Then follow the Tr0tting-horse
Breeders fall meeting and the Blood-horse
races.