The herald., 1893-10-22
BALDWIN'S BANGTAILS.
THE STRING ARRIVES IN SAN
FRANCISCO.
Remarkable Good Records Made by Ca
llndo. o.Santa Ana and Rsy de Santa
Anita-Morris and McClain
to Ride.

f. ]. Baldwin'O string of thorough
breds arrived ut the Bay District track
early yesterday morning, says Friday g
San Francisco Examiner, in charge of
Trainer Dow Williams. On the Sth OF
this month Williams left Latonia track
with % horses, but 10 were shipped to
the ranch in the southern part of the
state. All arrived in good shape except
ing Alamo. who was down sick.
Yesterday morning, however, Santa
Ana, the pride OF the stable, was taken
seriously i'll and is now down with lung
trouble. This is the third time the
mare has been so afflicted, and her con-
dition is regarded as dangerous.
In the string at the Bay District are
Santa Ana, Santiago, Ell Reno, Alamo,
Rey de Santa Anita, Empress of Nor
folk, Floriena, Tuscarora, San Luis Rey,
Ieta, the Viente tilly and Ell Dorado. a
steeplechaser. Williams also has his
own horses, Sir Peter and Mester.
The stable has been quite successful
this season, and has won more than its
share OF purses. Starting in at the La
tonia spring meeting the horses won
several races and were in fine fettle for
the great worlds fair meeting held at
Washington park.
GALINDo's RECORD.
There Galindo won race, was second
once and third once out OF four starts.
In the race he won he carried 116 pounds
and beat such good ones IS Joe Black
burn, Riley, Versatile, Falero, Newton
and w. B. He covered the mile and
quarter in 2:06la. AT Saratoga he is
credited with win, three seconds and
third in six attempts. AT q difference
of two pounds he defeated Racine seven
furlongs over heavy track in :313d
At Sheepshead Bay Galindo won the
Twin City handicap, Ramapo, Diablo,
Raceland, Daily, America and others
finishing in the ruck.
Santa Ana won once at Washington
park, onceat Saratoga, twice at Sleeps
head Bay and twice at Latonis. On
September 21st ehe picked up lis
pounds and established new track rec
ord at Latonia. She ran the three
quarters of q mile in IA, beating Gas
con, Irish Chief, Salvation and others.
Although Santiago did not win, he
was third twice and second twice out of
eix starts. Ell Reno, three-year-old,
won race at the Latonia spring meet
ing. Lady Bess, three-year. filly
by Emperor of Norfolk-Aritta, took two
purses at Sheepshead Bay. In her sec
ond race she defeated the crack sprinter
Stonenell and the Chicago wonder Ros-
lyn in 10 1-5 over the futurity course.
THE YOUNGSTERS.
The two-year-olds did wonders. Five
Of them returned winners. Rey de
Santa Anita was fret five times out of
nine starts. Empress OF Norfolk won a
race out of four, Tuscarora one out of
two, the Viente flly one out of three,
Floriana two out of five. San Luis Rey
started three times and failed to get
place.
Rey de Santa Anita performed 30 well
in the east that he was second choice in
the betting OF the Futurity, in which
Domino, Dobbins and the other crack
of the country were engaged
Ell Dorado, the jumper, failed to finish
first. Lady Bess and Galindo have bad
legs and were among the ten sent to the
ranch.
Emanuil Morris, Baldwin's Jockey,
who will be eeen in the saddle at the
coming meeting, ia remarkable rider.
weighing but l05 pounds, he
can outfuish most of the boys that out
weigh him. He is good Judge of pace,
too, and was given a number of outside
mounts while east. He is graduate OF
where two years ago he was
the premier jock. McClain, a light
weight who is with the stable, is also a
clever rider. Both are colored lads.
A number of horses were being given
slow work ct the Bay District yesterd ay
Baldwin's, Appleby's, Web
oer's, Kelly's and an Australian string
we're out. One of the antipodeans gall
oped three-quarters of mile in :1516.