The morning call., 1893-04-18
JEALOUS TRAINERS
They Keep Lucky Baldwin
in Hot Water.
TALK ABOUT RUNNING HORSES
Peter N-ebber Drives Ciaymore to a
Cart-Entries and Weights for
TO-Day's Races.

z. J. Baldwin has two colored men train-
Ing his thoroughbreds at me Santa Anita
ranch, and there is great feeling existing
between them. Emanuel Harding, who
formerly handled Ed Corrigan's horses, is
in charge of what Is known as the Western
slling, and Dow Williams. well known here,
is in charge Of the string to be sent East
The men quarreled over the horses first; !;
HTrding would want certain one and VII
liams would want the same one. Baldwin
would be teegraphed for from this city
when bloodshed seemed imminent. and he
ould board a train for Santa Anita and
mon arriving there would settle matters.
Fresh quarrels broke out every other day,
and a few days ago there were two factions
Of coons on the ranch.
harding came out on top eventually, for
when the strings were made up he had San
ti9go, 6, Grinstead- Clara b; Amigo, 6,
Prince Charley Mission Belle; San Fran
cisco, ., Rutherfcrd-Jennie B {; Aloha, 3, En-
perOr of Norfolk Payola; San Diego, 8.
Eolante- Blossom; bay colt, >, Cheviot-Santa
Anita; bay colt, ,. Emperor of Norfolk
Mollie McCarthy's Last bay filly, ,. .Cheviot-
Neinte; chestnut colt, 5, NeranO-JOsie G.;
bay filly. s. Nolante-V Veinte; bay colt, .,
Cheviot- Geneva; bay colt, ., Emperor of
Norfolk Clara d.
The string is about the pick Of the ranch,
ana what made more trouble was the fact
that Harding, on Saturday night, hustled
them into the only two palatial ears on the
ranch and departed for ST Louis, leaving
Williams to ship The mare Santa Anna and
The other Derby candidate, Lady Bess, in
ordinary freghtcarS.
When these two trainers meet again there
is likely 10 be raZors flying in the air.
81 ce the April declarations from the
American Derby which numbered thirty
eight, and which included Sir Reel, Alto
Mio, Quarterstaff and other California
horses that were certainly outclasSed, many
big bets have been made in Chicago in the
future books of Ulman & Eckert
The California horses are being backed
quite Literally, bets of $500 to 500 being
registered against Dare, 5000 TO S100
aEaIHst D7n Fulano, $500 10 $3.50 against
Fi1eia, $4,000 to $500 against Monowai and
$500 To $50 against San Francisco.
CadmuS the Pal0 Alto colt, who is held at
% to in the future books on the American
Derby, will run in the third race at the Bay
District this afternoon. II will be his first
appearance as a three-year-old, and as he
was an extremely uncertain twO-year-Old it
i hard to guess what lie Will do. He viii
run against several three-year-Ods OF see
ond class. and the only one that seems
likely TO give him race is Drummer.
Walter MRben, the clever young driver,
who gained fame by driving S amboul in
2:07h over the Stockton Kite track, will go
East this season to drive for J. B. butcher
d Son Of Pawling, n Y.
The butchers are the owners of the
young horse, PHwnee, son Of StambOul and
Minnehdla. and other guOd ones. Maben is
an excellent driver and should do well. He
has been training a few trotters at the Los
Angeles track for the last few months, but
fancies the game in the East best.
Claymore, fair raeehOrse. by Strath-
more. is being driven around East Oakland
10 cart Pete NebbeT, who owns him,
takes great pleasure passing away dull
hours by hitchng up the 'bangta and
jogging on the roads. it viii be remembered
that Claymore won good race at the Bay
District last fall.
Webber will bring Annie Moore and HUI
guenOt over to the Bay District shortly, and
II Claym0re does not show much lameness
be win bring him along and give him ar
other race.
The entries and weights for to-day's races
are follows:
First race, five furlongs-Mount Carlos
us, Jack the Ripper us, Volta 11S, Stone
@ man ll6' Currency 115. Jim r 113 Cassim
Ill.
Second race, five fnrlongs, for two-year-olds
Helen Scratch flly 1l5 Agitato 113. Beauty
colt ll3, Thornhiil III. Priscilla lis. Silver
state los, Seaside los. Jennie Deane 10S,
Clare 1O3, ReallZatiOn III.
Third race, seven furlOngs, for three
ear-Olds-Cadmus 122, Drummer 122, Sir
Reel ll5, Nendome 49, Oracle III. Sidney
1C4. Lotassa los.
Fourth race, one and sixteenth miles
Revolver ID, AlmOnt 121, jackson ia, St.
Croix 167 Initiation 106, St. Patrick 9S.
Fifth race, six and half furougs-Sheri-
dan III, Red Cloud ia. Bronco ia, Garcia
III, lukerman III. St. Croix Ill, Greenhock
1Io, Quarterslaff 10, Motto 100, Regal 1o7,
Charmer 10j
Sixth race. five furlongs--Joe D 121. Mar
shall us. Joe 104. Vanity 90, Lucy 107.
81 John Sc, Oakland 100, Orta 1G2.
sam B0ley has named his three-year-old
Prince of Norfolk colt the Iron Man" in
honor Of prominent local bookmaker