The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-28
STALL AND TRACK.
The Horses That Are at
Bay District.
COMMISSIONER BURNS STRING
Others Who Have Horses They VIII
Run at the Blood-Horse Associa-
ton Spring Meeting.

Many of the racers are 10 take part in the
Blood-horse Association spring races, at the
Bay District track.
They are coming from oil directions, and
when they are all in the stalls there will be
over 200 there at one time. The association
which seven years ago started its first spring
races with seventy-sx horses expects TO run
450 at this meeting.
Yesterday morning a gang of men were
at work building 100 additional stalls on the
Villa property 10 accommodate the animals
that are due.
B. c. holly, who wintered his string Of
horses on the Flosden farm near Vallejo.
has brought his horses, but as they have not
been exercised much of late it is doubtful if
they will be in condition for Saturdays race.
The string which is made up Of the fol-
lowing will be ridden by E. w. Clancy:
Imp. Paramatta, a., by imp. Cheviot. dam
Scraps; Sympathetic's Last, a., by Fair
Play-Sympathetc; FL Rayo, a., by Grin
stead. dam Sunlight; Revolver, a, b. G., by
Joe Daniels, dam Dung Julia; Happy Day.
.. Dr. G. by Emperor. dam Felicity; Gladia-
tor. a., b. g. by Grinstead, dam Athola;
kyrene, 4, ch. m. by Kyrle DAILY, dam Irene;
Green Hook. b. G., 8, by imp. Green Backt,
dam Eda; Francisco, 8, b. f. by Three Cheers,
dam Rosetta; Sidney, 8. b. z. by Sid, dam
Ninence; chestnut gelding, 2. by Reveille,
dam Ninence, and a chestnut gelding. 9, by
Prince Of Norfolk. dam Why Not by Three
Cheers.
Among those at the track yesterday
watching the horses at work was Police
Commissioner Daniel Nj. Burns, who WAS
accompanied by Clarence Waterhouse.
In one of the stalls was one of the COM
mtssioner's horses, a two-year-old chestnut
with blaze face and white hind pasterns.
This horse" said the commissioner is
| named Mutineer, and is one l bought at
Palo Alto. He is by Cheviot, his dam being
imported Mutlny, the dam of Muta. he Is
entered In the California stakes aud should
show well, as you see he is pretty near a
race"
The second of the commissioners string
Is Joe Winters, bay eelding by Joe hook
er, dam Louisa D, by Wilddle. and the
third is Hugo. three,year-old chestnut
| colt by Cyclone, dam Brown Bess, by I'M
ported Hercules. In trials this animal is
said to have shown good speed.
Danny MilleT's string has come down from
Sacramento. Among the number are Char
The last named Is Miller's pet. He is bay
| colt by Argyle. dam Gerhardine, by Flood.
! lie Is also from Palo Alto.
Hange: Jones will place on the track
| Alm0nt. Motto, Orizaba and two year-old
owned by George Van Gordon. This young
| Ster, purchased at the Rose sale for $500.
| was sired by Argyle, dam Glenloch. He is
handsome dark bay with black points
Jones is also handling SwIftsnre, Ichi Ban
and Joe D. The first two named are sons
| OF COloma, and Joe d Is an animal of I'M
| known pedigree, but said TO be very swift.
Jones will also send DIR. Ross to the track.
| This animal as & three-year- old was dead
| failure, after having made good record as
| two-year-oid. 1t Is Tia ought that as four
year-old he will retrieve himself.
At the close Of the week Z. }. Appleby
will move his string over from the Oakland
| track.
Owens Brothers will bring their string
from Modesto on Friday. One of the bright
stars of this string is Royal Flush.
Daniel DenDson has reached here with
dozen horses. Five of them arc ChevlOt
two-year-olds. Among the others are
Tlgress, Grsndee and Wicklow.
Wilbur Smiths entry numbers ten, in
cludiug Steadfast. 0rta, Cuidado and tile
tUo-Year-olds Marvin and Giead.
Dr. BOwhill of Napa arrived yesterday
with three bOrses-the chestnut filly Maid
Marian, by Frar Tuck, dam by Lodi; the
three-year-old Wiidhower, by Birdcatcher
dam Lottie l., aud Che two-year-old Rosalie,
by imp. Mariner.
Rickabaugh and Earn are due with Lottie
Mills and Baldwn's Esperanto, as are also
Jonathan and Walsh, the latter with sew
eral entries OF William OBJ. Macdonough.
Charles Trevathan will probably race
Castro, winner of the tw0-year- old stakes
last spring, in about two weeks time.
Tomorrow night the BloOd-horse Asso-
citation will hold q meeting, when Henry
Schwartz will talk about book-makiug.