The morning call., 1893-05-29

was over $40, 600 richer. The bookies are
ali afraid of him now and VIII handle but
little of his money.
Jockey Claude Buringhame is more
pr0vident than most jockeys. He saves
his money, and when he sees good race
horse that is cheap he buys it. He now
owns Sir Reel. Patricia. the sister TO Misty
Morn, and Queen Bee. They are quar-
| tered near the Oakland track, and Bur-
| linghame proposes to run them at the
Oakland meeting. He left for Portland
few days ago, for he thinks he can make II
little money riding in that city until the
| Oakland meeting commences.
Domino, Dobbns, Halton. Bowers and
Joe Ripley have demonstrated in the
Z st that they are crack tw0-vear-0lds.
| Domino's defeat of Dobbns and Halton in
the great American stokes, where he ran
| the i've furlongs in :01$4. shows that he is
of remarks ably high class. Joe Ripley is
Californa-hred colt. being product of
! Haggin's Rancho del Paso. He is by
| Hyder Ali cut of a mare called Lato, and
the easy way he romprd home from good
| field at Brooklyn, after being eight lengths
| behind when the stretch was reached,
marks him a hard nut to crack in any
company.
| As a general rule colts and fillies who
show remarkably we'll in the spring do
not loom ND as cracks at the end of the
season. There are many good two-year-
| OldS in the East who have not rounded to as
yet, and until the season gets fairly under
way it will he hard to determine which is
entitled to the crown.
| w. OBJ. Macdonough's two-year-olds are
out of form, sand as Yet have not shown up
well. The Californians out West have
! been doing we'll The two-year-olds and
many of the older horses have been win
ming quite often. Baldwin is having con-
siderable luck, for Lady Bess. Esperanto.
Cali IL. oil anra han
good races for him. Lottie Mills, Geral-
dine and Pescador all have winnings to
their credit.
The sickness and death that has attended
the shipping Of the horses of F. "a. Will
liams and w. OBJ. Marlborough East has
caused lot of discussion among horse
men as to the advisa biity of shipping over
the Central Pacific. A number Of very
valuable racehorses have died going East
| over the mountains, and dozens have con-
| tracted colds that incapacted them from
running in the East for months.
Horsemen seem to agree that the south
ern route is the best, and point to the fact
that E. J. Baldwin has shipped his large
strings East for years over it. and Caliente
| was the only horse that ever led in conSe-
quence of the trip This year over the
northern route Macdonough lost The Doc
tor. two-year-old brother to Gold Dollar,
while few otheIs took cold. Williams
Theodore Winters lost that great horse,
The Gar. a few years ago. and the Rancho
del Paso has lost many yearlings and two
year-Ods that they were sending to latter
sails to be sold.
Isnglass. who won the English New
market stakes on May II. ran the mile and
quarter in 2:02 2-5. breaking the best
American record of 2:o3A made by Ban
Quet, over the straight course, at Mon
mouth.
Jockey Jimmy Mclaughlin made a
miserable failure in his new role a St
| Louis. He was acting as starter and Is
said to have burnt up more money by
leaving favorites at the post than did the
great Chicago fire. When he left fol-
Toronto, Billy Bruner, who had been
starting the races run by electric light
was given chance. He proved quite sue
eesstul. and little complaints now heard
from the talent
NOTES OF TRoTTERs.
Ed Gpers expresses the opinion thai
Ovid. 3, 2:15A, will pace in 2:10 this year.
He is by Hamlin's Almont Jr., out OF
Silk, by Alcantara.
The biggest money to be trotted for in
the United States this year will be at Lex
ington on October Z.
The event to be trotted will be the Stall
lion Representative stake for three-year
olds. and the first horse will receive no les:
than $4,000.
c. S. Upton is anxious to arrange rae,
between his VitelIo. 2:l1h, Saladin, 2;11h
and Thistle, 2:14. He wants the race u
take place in August or Septe mber. l
should prove very interesting event.
The following are the entries to the
Worlds Fair pacing stake, free-for- all
stations, mares or geldings elgiblp-purst
5000: Blue Sign. Vinette, Guy. Reflector
Manager, Robert J, Yolo Maid, Mascot
Adonis and Flying Jib. This race itself
will be worth going to Chicogo to see. Ten
better ones never came together. The
meeting is from September to 16.
A little chestnut horse which used 10 be
driven to a milk wagon in indianapolis
was one day taken out of the wagon after
finishing his milk route and paced quar-
ter in IS seconds. He was purchased by
G. Z. kisseil, who saw the performance
and is now known rs Kisselrs Dallas, and
has record of 2:12A. This is nearly as
remarkable as the career of San Pedro
the Los Angeles hearse horse,
Orrn HickoK has arrived at TerIe
Haute, Ind, with the stable of California
horses that he took from the Palo Alto
farm. They are Advance. br. s.. s. record
2:22R Alliro. b. S.. g. by Electiopeef-
Avona; ch. +. 8. by Palo Alto, trotted al
Stockton in 2:19A AGATE. 2:l4H; Eden
Dr. filly. 4, trotted at Stockton 10 2:19A
Sweet Rose, fily. 2. by Electioneer, recorc
2:30 at Oakland and at Stockton she made
2:25A as yearling.
Hlckok also has with him Hulda, 2:141@
owned by Adoph Spreckels; Adonis
2:11 Y; and Angelina. is.