The morning call., 1892-09-30
TIE SPORT OF KINGS.
The BloOd-Rorse Meeting
Will Be Popular.
BALDWIN'S STABLE TO RUN.
An Unusually Large Number Of Cracksjaeks
Expected From the Eastern
Racing Stables.
BALDWIN'S STABLE TO RUN

The fall meeting of the Blood horse
Association promises to he the most inter-
estlng occasion since the formation of the
association.
Lucky Baldwin, who has not raced the
Santa Anita stable In California since the
fall meet in 1883, when his string consisted
OF Los Angeles, Grisette, Estrella, MOllie
McCarty's Last, Caliente aud other cracka-
jacks, will return to US this fall with Santa
Ana, Galindo, Santiago. Sinaloa and a
number of two-year-oIds.
Lucky's resolution to try California once
more is probably induced by the fact that a
number OF Eastern turfmen have stated
their intention TO bring their strings out
here for the approaching meet
I. Fl. Williams, who has recently re-
turned from the Western circuiT, says that
there will be at least thirty, and probably a
hundred, horses which have been running
at Chicago and New Orleans out here this
fall.
Bob" Milroy. who has been taking in the
New York and Eastern tracks, also states
that there will be any quantity Of fiers here
from that section.
Matt Storm, who has been In Chicago
with his string. consisting Of TOpgallant,
Centinella and other fiiers. will also return
In time for the approaching meetin October
Ariel Lathrop, superintendent Of the PalC
Alto stock farm, has notified Cy Mulkey
that he can use his own judgment about fill
ing his engagements at the Blood-hOrse meet
ing, but the probabilities are that the stable
will not be represented.
The reason assigned is that Palo Alto has
Ohiyese by Argyle. out Of imported Amelia.
and another supposed world -beater, which
is being held out for the Worlds Fair meet
In Chicago next year, and does not care TO
give their records as tw0-Year- olds.
Ohiyesi is a levathan in horse flesh,
being almost as large as Racine and Fam
beau rolled in one.
Among the strings present will be also
that Of K. L. Bygbee of Portland, Or, who
will bring Misty Morn, a four-year-old
mare, who her owner claims can run mile
in :39 fiat.
Charlie Fairs stable, which includes
and Dave, the Darebin colt, which spread.
eagled the field upon two occasions of the
late State Fair. will also be in attendance.
j. b. Ferguson, 70 whose ability as
starter is due In large measure the sue
cess of the spring meeting of the associa-
tiOn. has signiied his intention to be pres
ent in a similar capacity this fall.
Nv hite-hat" McCarty is home again
from Chicago. He is reported to have won
a roll OF the long green, sufficient to fill his
famous w0oly dicer. His stable is still AT
Washington Park, but if nothing happens
will be here in time for the meeting. 1t is
stated that George Baylss is no longer in
charge of "Whte-hat's'' string.
a. w. McFadyen, the well-known Santa
Rosa horseman, has gone East to settle the
engagements of his Anteo stallion Redwood,
which will net him S65O0
Charlie Trevathan's colt Castro, which
won couple of good stakes at the spring
meeting and for which his owner is said to
have refused $4,000. did not do we'll at the
State Fair. He is picking up. however.
and it's confidently expected will round to
in good shape for the meet.
by the last Australian steamer the Hag-
gin stock farm shipped four tr0tters to the
land of the kangaroo and the new-fashioned
ballot. Among them was Imperius by Di-
rector. 2:174, dam Mondane by Whipple's
Ham betOnlan. and three two-year-olds by
Albert w.