The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-04
TALK OF THE TURF.
Nine Of the Principal Stables
Arrive Yesterday.
The Remainder Expected To-Day-Complete
List OF Racing Records-Crowds
Of Horscmen Arrive.

the hOrsemen's resorts last night old-time
acquaintance meeting for the first time
since the close OF last years racing season
might be seen exchanging handshakes and
wishing each other luck during the coming
local and Eastern campaigns.
The following is list of the strings
which arrived yesterday: Henry Walsh has
brought five two-year-Olds up from Paio
Alto, said to be the pick of the youngsters
from that great breeding establishment.
With so many to choose from they should
be crackjacks. Many of the smaller own
ers wish they had stayed away; but their
racing abilities are yet to be proved.
Owens Bros stable arrived in charge OF
the popular Vic jenkins. and were stabbed
Mt Oakland for the night. Captain AL, Royal
Flush, Nero and the two-year-olds. Dick
OMalley and Moonflower. jenkins thinks
he has dandy lot, and says they are all
looking as fine as silk.
MORE ARRIVALS.
Mike Kelly brought up Potter Ashes
stable OF eight Hanger Jones arrived in
charge of l.. j. Roses string. Seven horses
belonging TO the Nevada syndicate came
w. Rudy brought four from Dallas. Tex.
Orville Appleby came up from San Jose
With seven. G. w. Nevins brought Myrtle,
Lady Gwynpe and Obee. while last, but not
least, 20 of Dan McCarty's string arrived,
and. as that genial horseman remarked last
night: They're the best / ever had, taken
as lot You say THE CALL will publish
list of worlds records Of the runners, but
I'll just wager right now that one Of mine
Will be added to it at this blood horse meet
ing. / have five more to come. but couldn't
bring them all because / was only able to
obtain stalls for 90
All the stalls at the track fit for occupa-
ton are booked, the Others are being re-
paired and new ones added. The Sacra-
mento contingent, the remaining stables
than's, Dan Miller's, WILDER Smiths aud
other stables are due to-day, and every
morning will now present busy scene at
the Bay District until way into next month.
Owing to the new lengths in dashes in
trodueed last season the racing guides do
not contain complete record of all dis
tances TO date. The following table will
therefore be IF great value 10 all horsemeu
and followers OF the sport, the opening day
Of tie season being so nearly upon US:
DASH RACES.
Two furlongs-Bob wade. 5. Helena. Mont.
September 20 lS9 t..............., 'O:2liz
Two and a half farIongs-Best Boy Z. 100.
p Clifton. y j.. March IL. 1890 .o:sIh
Three iurlongs-Fashion f. Lampasas. Tex.
- August 10. 1891. .................O:
l22. weStchester. August 80. 1889 ---......O:s6
:, 1872 Butte. Mont. July 81 1891 ......,.....OA7
2, loo; and Amelia. .. Il2. Washington
Five srIonss straight conrsej-Briiapniic.. 90
.. ~ august t 81, 1890; fordham 5; us.
May 81. 1890: Anuie Queen, q no. june
IL, 1881 Johnny HecKsher. 9. us, octo-
Der 10, 1891; all ct WestcheStor .....O:5s
Five furiongs fcircuar course)-kittie Pease
4. Dallas. Tex, November z. 1887 (heats) Il 100
Five i've and halt turiongsoL La Tosca. 5. III.
SIX furlongs-Fides. 4. ll6 W estchester, May
81 1870 :Ich
Francisco. Nov 3. 1891 ,:...I:Is s-5
:. l2s Garfield PARK; Aug. 10 1891 L :26I4
seven furiongs straight coursel-Bella H.
-. 4 no Mon%ogth rark, July 1890; :2sps
Nashville, May 3. 1sss. :S44
Monmouth Park, ARg. %. 1890 against
one mile straight co1rseiRa1.ioe Z III; i''o1s
. Monmouth rars. July 81, 1890. 1894
y washington Park June 20, 1890 1891
o lo+ Latoaa. Oct l. 1890. LAS.
~ io2. Latonis june 4, 1890 .l:i51s
LatO c May IS 1880 :4eIa
o Garfield ia,d PARK a9S is 1891 .1:a41a
Garfield Park, july -. 1891 ............... las
One mile and a sixteenth-AiOhs. 8. no
Washington O. Par. June ID. 1891; Van
Nine tar'ongs-Iristan. o. ia. Westehester
Nine and a hail fnrlouEs-Tristan. S. io3. -
Sheepshead Bay. Sept. !. 1890. ......-2:0OI-5
Mile sn5 quarter straight coursel-Ban-
quet, ), los. Monmouth PARK. June A.
MIS- 1880 o., o,;..,: POSSE
ystor. !. l22, Sheepshead Bay. June 20
One mile and 800 ysrds-Ien no, Xix -s'o9
ssrat9ga J9iy rs. 1882 .2:loIs
=. Washington ParS, July 4. 1890 :2oA
head Bay, June rs. $50. -....-.............2:3s
o..
san Francisco April go. 1921. s:Oos.
sheepshead lay, SEPT, 5, 1895. ......'....s:2o
r 10 LouisyllIe May 2s. 1877 .s27H
20. 1881. -.
hsltImore Oct 20. 1880 .s:44Is
ia, ana PTeakness A ia dead heat.
Saratoga. July 30 1873.
Two miles and half Aristldes, 4, lO4 Lex
Two miles and i've iaToags-Te;ai BROCK.
loi. Le1iagtsn: Sept. 10. 1875 ..4:ssN
lo7: Saratoga. Aug. Q. 1878. :5ss4
-Four miles against time,--Ten Brock, 1.
l0t, Louisville. Sept. 81, SIC. 7:I5M
-Four miies-FelIowcraft. A. I0s Saratoga.
Ten miies-Mr brown 8. i6o Rsncocas ava
j., March z 1880 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HEAT RACES
Quarter mile-Sleepy Dick a.,
Nova A'us-. NON. "a 1855 O:2lpa, O:22l4
Half niie-Bogus. a., ll3. Hell
ena, Mont. Aug ~, lSSS O.AS O.a8
Half mile-Eciip se Jr, 4 Dallas
Tex, 1890. ..............,.... 0:4s. 0:4s, o:1s
Five furiongs-kittIe Pease, 4,
Dallas. Tex Nov 2, 1887 -. 90 200
Six furioBgs-Lizzie =, g. llS
LOuisyille. Sept. rs, lSS3..... l;l3Il l:l3Il
One mile-Guido, 4. III. Wash
ingtou PARK July IL lSel l:sl1SI:4l
One mile, best 3 In 5-LArgen-
tine. o. l15. ST. Louis. Junel4.
1879 .:...:.:... ;....::.......l, "a. I:47s4
Mile ana n sixteenth-SIpaIOng
3. 1l5, Washington PARK, Sept
2, 1889 ......,:......."...... l;601s, LAS
Nine fuTlongS-Gabrie L. liz,
shsepshead Bay Sept. 3D.
1880 Observation-Disclosures. 1:56 Sc
Mile and q Quartrr-tieemore,
g, ia Sncepshead Bay, Sept
20. 1880 ............ 2:lO. 2:14
Mile aud Laif-Rigaroon, 4
Lcckpor1. Juy 4, 1872 .....-.. 2:42A 2:S3