The morning call., 1892-06-17
THE Whip And SPUR.
Local HOrsemen Return From the
Denver Meeting.
Movements Of California Racing Stables
Suburban Betting and Selections.
Denver Results

The prevailing quietude in local turf
circles was somewhat pleasantly disturbed
yesterday by the temperance in town OF
several turtles who have been visiting
Denver. Prominent among these is Mike
Kelly, the well-known trainer and jockey
for Porter Ashe. He has been racing Ger
aldine. Queen Alta and others at the Colo
RADIO metropolis, and has returned for the
purpose Of fetching the balance Of the NAL
fese Villa string 10 take East. He reports
that the aIl-round racing at Denver was
first rate, and that the appointments Of the
track and general management of the meet
ing was way ahead of that of the Blood
horse Association.
George Kennedy was down from Sacra-
mento yesterday. He has just purchased
from Il. {. JudSOn a fine chestnut two-year-
old tly by WIdidle, out OF Turban, by
Longheld. She stands 15.1, and George,
who is a capital Judge, thinks she Will de-
yelop into a splendid race mare.
THE ANNOUNCED WEIGHTS.
A great many hOrsemen have been ex-
pressing ali opinion that the weights an
nOunced by the Golden Gate Fair AssOcia-
ton in the -year-Old races would be too
great with the penalties advertised. The
directors wish to dispel all doubts on this
subject by Teiterating that the conditions OF
be eight pounds under the scale OF weight
for age. So for instance, any cOltincurrlGg a
I0-pouud penalty viii only carry 30 pounds
st the topmost. Owners need not there
fore, be afraid that their youngsters will be
too much 0VeTweighted IN aHy race at the
forthcoming fair.
The Eureka meeting next week promises
to prove very attractive to local owners
w. b. SanbOTn left for the north on Saiur-
day; Orville Appleby will take Fanny +,
Esperanza and St Patrick up on Wednes-
day. and several other owners viii, IN all
likelihood, join the procession. Billy Ap-
pleby, however, will not be one Of these, as
he has let up work on all of his string, and
they will not De ready for racing until the
fairs commence in the fall.
APPLAUSE GONE LANE.
Old Applause has gone lame and Appleby
has tarned him out He, however, has got
the celebrated RaindTop by Wildidle out OF
Teardr0p by Scottish King in training
The mare is looking simply splendid and
should carry of a few purses on the fall
circuit T she improves as she IS going on.
Colonel Harry l. Thornton stated yester-
day that work would be commenced on the
Bay District track next week. All the I'M
poyements will be completed in time for
the sum mer meeting Of the TTOtting- hOrSe
Breeders Association IN August,
The great Suburban handicap will be run
AUA at tllc hCll4tlr- Lt-A VI k4b ObtlE1 ASA&t4A
meeting tomorrow, and is exciting a great
deal Of interest among the local pointers.
Since The CALL last published the quota
tiOns there have been a lot Of changes in the
betting Major DJmO is still the tavorite,
having gone Oack from to to l. Montana
has been played down to TO l by Marcus
Daily and the supporters Of his stable. and
in fact many Of the Eastern books have got
him marked full" Judge Morrow has
come down from 20 10 10 10 !, ana PessaTa
is now an equal fayorte with Major D0mo
at to 1. Others greatly fancied and
PLAYED during the past few days are:
Sleipner. Castaway II, Demuth, Eon, King
Calmus, Tournament, Russell, L0cOhatchie
and Ra Gland. The largest field on record
is expected to start.
GOODWIS's QUOTATIONS.
The following is the list of quotations
offered by Goodwin Brothers Of 241 Broad
way, New York, who will promptly attend
to ali teleg!aphic commissions sent before
midnight tonight:
SUBURBAN HANDICAP, IA MILES, TO BE
RUN SATURDAY, JUNE Is, 1892