The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-01
TALK OF THE TURF.
A Chat With Charles Fleischman
at the Palace.
Return Of John Goldsmith - G.. Valensin's
Latest PURCHASED. ]. Roses String.
Gossip From the East.

John Goldsmith returned from the East
on Sunday morning but not being In the
best of health went direct to his room at
the Palace Hotel. lie left yesterday Or the
San Mateo stock farm. where he Will I'M
mediately commence working out the string
of horses he intends taking East. They
will comprise amqSg others Una Wilkes.
Lillian Wilkes. Rupee tpacer). Vida Wilkes,
Macleay, and several youngsters by the
famous Guy Wilkes.
The Hon. Charles Fleischman OF Cincin-
natl, Ohio. is guest at the Palace Hotel.
He is a staneh supporter of Governor Nc
Kinley, and an equally enthusiastic horse
man. He talked freely to CALL repre-
sentative last night about his stables OF
thoroughbreds and trotters.
"My thorOughbreds are being trained at
the Latonia track by Scott Williams" said
Mr.. FIeischman. =" The stable includes
Ronald, three-y ear-old colt.by imp. Ross
ipgton, dam Secret by the great Longfell0w.
/ paid w. & Cheppu $1,000 for this colt.
My weanlng by ST. Blaise, dam Catina, for
which ! paid $3.50 at the recent Belmont
sale, is reported looking well and promising
TO develop into q splendid animal. l have
also nine two-year-olds in training all finely
bred. They comprise an unnamed colt by
Blue Eyes, dam Clarina, and flly by imp
Rossington; WOodban, a chestnut colt by
imp. Woodlands out of Gillian; Governor
Foraker, bay colt by imp. lll-used, dam
imp. Madcap; Jessie Lee b, Chestnut colt
by imp. St BaSe. dam imp. Geneva; The
Hunter, a bay colt by Springbok out of
Edith Town brother 10 HuntresS); Betty
Archer, bay FLY by Hindo0 cut Of Nor
gan girl (own sister TO Nina Archer; Sarah
Ramey, bay FLY by Lohgfellow from
Fanny Ellis, and Traverse, a bay colt by
imp. Deceiyer out of TTaY iata, the dam OF
Tristan.
FLEIsCHMAN's TRoTTERs.
''My trotters are all at the Somerset stock
farm. East MilstOne, \. j., and ale under
the care of August Miller. my superin-
tendent. ! shall remain in California few
days longer and intend paying a visit next
week TO the Pa.o Alto ranch. There are
things more unlikely than that l shall take
back some of tile Electioneer stock Ii see
anything 10 suit me-"
Lee Rose of Les Angeles travelled by the
same train as johnny Goldsmith. He IS as
much interested in trottng stock as his
father, L. j. Rose, is in the thOrOughbTedS,-
and owns Richmond Jr. and one or two
green horses, which he intends 10 send Ea {
this season. he says that Mckenney (2:1219
Southern California sent 10 him. These
include Tempest, the dam of Glendina e :20),
Lucy (2:fSL), by Sultan, Ahneh, full
sister TO Aieazar, and the famous old
Minnehaha, the dam of Beautiful Bells.
who is the dam Of the famous Bell Bird with
q yearling record Of 2 :26A i. }. Rose will
race the four-year-0d Fairy. the three-year
old Motto aud seven two-y eaT-Olds at the
coming blO0d-horse spring meeting before
sending them East.
6. NaIensin yesterday purchased the bay
Oily Elf, by Steinway, 1903 e :2524l, dam
Bertha, by Alcantara, 729, from b. Z. Holly
OF Vallejo.
FOUR CRACKAJACKs."
Dan Miller returned from Sacramento
yesterday, and reports that Sam Cooper is
getting his tour 'crackaj acks"-Ida Glenn,
Melanita. Tycoon and the tw0-yeaT- old
Garry of few Of the purses at the spring
meeting. He says that Kennedy Brothers
are training High Jack and Low Game.
both by Three Cheers, and expect the speedy
Acclaim TO join the string in a few DAYS
"Ihe Sacramento track is far and away the
best track in California from every point Of
view" and Dan is good judge and should
Just about know.
AL remember the sensational sprint horse
Fox, by HouseSarmer, and his great per-
f0rmance al the fail races. j. Koran brook
of Mendocino County is in the city He
has fuI brother and sister to Fox, and
both promise to make great racehorses.
Last week Harry Noble, 2;17b, was sold
for $4,000. When two years Old he was
priced to q. w. Baldwin for $500. Just a
shade Of difference in value within a few
years.
The famous driver Ed Geers is working out
the equally famous horse Hal Pointer
(2:C9Si), Frank Dorteh (2:l5A). aud two
green PAGERS. one roam gelding, by Gold
Boy, son OF Tom Hal. and the other bay
mare. by son of Columbus at Village
Farm, Buffalo. \. Y.
Jay Beach, the Vancouver breeder and
owner OF Altamont, declares that he will
breed his Altan0nu mares, Coquetta and
Umatila, TO the California stallion Nc
Kinney (212A), now standing at Los An
geles. There viii be plenty Of Wilkes blood
IN this union.
The latest betting on the Englsh De- by
10 hand Is 9 TO against Orme, 1UO To ii
against La Fleche, 20 to l against Galeopsis
and IS to ! against Cellarer. Jack Watts
will probably have the mount on Orme
He is one of the cleverest and most reliable
jockeys on the English turf.
c. W. WILLIAMS.
The Independence horseman, c. W. Will
iiams, announces that AlleTton will meet
any one stallion in race the first week of
next August and Will meet all stations dur
ing the second week on the track at indie
pendence, but on no account will he ever
again beard the ears.