The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-25
TALK OF THE TURF
Moose Taylor Will Ride for
Williams.
The Clever Lightweight Not Rejoic-
ing, Neither Is II. ID. BroWn-TU-
Days Entries.

Little Moose" Taylor is going to ride for
r. II. Williams Jr., and for that gentleman
alone. 1t is not Taylor's fault that he
won't ride for other hors emen, but it is the
fault of contract that the youngster en-
tered into couple OF years ago with Carlisle
& Shields, Eastern horsemen.
Moose" who is 4 diminutve youngster
of unlimited experience. ran away from
Carlisle & Shields while they were in
Chicago last fall. He had heard great
things abou. this State, so out here he
came.
Moose" could only ride at Oakland,
where rules were practically unknown. He
won races-lots of them-and in such
clever way that most race-goers pronounced
him the best lightweight ever seen here.
When tile spring meeting OF the Blood
horse Association opened Moose Opp0rtuned
that organization 10 let him ride. 1t would
not. ana lie decided to 60 East
When he reached Ogden, Brown, who
could not bear to lose his prize, telegraphed
him to return Immediately as he had fixed
matters up.
Moose returned, and until yesterday was
the most detected kid in town. Brown had
made mistake. Moose could not ride.
He watched the races and the bad jockeys
trying to ride. Soliloquzing he said:
There's those Iniuns getting S25 for
Is =.
and here am on The ground lucky to be
eating regular"
Well the matter ended in this way. T.
IL. Williams, presumably after some nego-
tlatlous, yesterday received dispatch from
Carlisle, who has separated from Shields,
stating that lie would allow Taylor to ride
for him, but him alone.
Taylor rejoices very little, but II. ID.
Brown does not rejoice at all.
Senator Thompson has bet $500 on the
aha Of I, l.. onlf
can Derby, against $4,000. If the colt wen
the Senator would pull down S70,210
Nellie Van was cut down badly III her last
race, and TWO of her legs are so badly in
jured that II Is feared she will never be able
10 again go to the post.
Dan Mcintosh AMI Rhalp Curtis. who had
tho unlucky horse Bronco leased. have re-
turned him to his owner. They came to the
conclusion that he is so unlucky that he
would break the Bank of England.
The last Ariola colt was found to be shin.
bucked after his race with Rosalie. in W hich
he was defeated, and lie is now laid up for
repairs. 1t was probably due to this all
IDent that he ran such disappointing race
The entries and weights for to-day's races
at the Bay District track are as follows:
First race, six and half furiOngs, for all
ages-Gadiator III, Reta o. Regal III, In
itiatlOu 1l9. Trumbn 100, Vanity III, Guada-
loupe III, Lady Queen 1l9, Alfred b III.
John A ZIG, Sir Reel 10, Mount Carlos lI9.
Seconu race, nTe Iurl0ngs, Tor maiden
two-year- olds-MOntalva Ill, Beauty colt
III, Semele 115. Fatality It5
Third race, seven furlongs, for three
year-olds-Charmer 100 Oracle ia, Wild
flower 101, Steadiast 81, Condo ITO, Castro
49, Martinez 10. Charmion III.
Fourth race, handicap one mile and fifty
yards-Almont 121. Revolver 1l2. ST. Croix
ITO, Wicklow 102, Quarterstaff 9S Wyana-
shott sc.
Fifth race. six furlongs for all eges-Sym-
pathetic's Last III, Inkerman ia. Joe
Cotton ia, Motto 100, Bessie w 100,
Tigress 60
Sixth race, six urlongs-Bronco 12l, jack
son ia, Guadaloupe 106. Quarterstaff 1CG.
Drummer 1C3, Crawford 81, Jim Lee so