The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-24
CRACK HORSES ENTERED,
The New Pacific Coast jockey
Club Assured of a Great
Meeting.
Some of the Most Famous Horses In
the Country to Meet In the
Four-Mile Event.

When the new Pacific Coast Jockey Club
throws open the gates of its magnificent
new race-course at Ingleside to the public
on November l, it will commence it's career
under auspices more favorable than that
of any turf venture in the history of the
American turf. All of the big horse
owners of the country are entering their
racers in its many rich stakes, bringing
together the cracks of the East and West.
Secretary Leal.e states that every incom-
ing mail brings in fresh entries most
fiattering showing for the new organiza-
ton. Among the entries received yester-
day were those of the wealthy Chicago
firm of Hawkins & Johnston, including the
great son of Red Iron, Digs, and their
grand handicap horse Rudolph, winner of
the Columbus handicap during the Worlds
Fair meeting at Washington Park, Chi
cago.
Noticeable among the entries in the two
year-old division are Sallie Clicquot, Green
Morris crack fillv, and Kamsin, Louis
Ezell's speedy daughter of Blazes. Ed
Corrigan's Indian named filly, Mohalasky,
a stake winner at Detroit and Oakley, is
also in. Naglee Burke's grand colt, Cres-
cendo, will of course be among the starters.
Coming with the Jumpers" are such good
ones as st. Brandon, The Ironmaster, Ali
Baba, Little Mid, My Luck, Caracas,
Janus and Lordlike. The Spreckels stake,
four miles, drew out grand lot of entries,
among them Despot, the Corrigan Derby
candidate, Rey Ell Santa Anita, Vinctor,
Gilead, Cadmus, Rudolph and Bright
Ph9bus.
No expense will be spared as far as the
public benefit and welfare are concerned.
Among the innovations will be the
Australian starting machines, a descrip-
ton of which has appeared in the differ
ent turf journals. This has been used
with such marked success in the land of
the southern cross that starters are now
thing of the past. An automatic indicator,
giving the fractional time of the distance
being run, will also be placed on the
timers stand in full view of the spectators.
There are now over 300 men employed
on the track, grand stand and stables, and
the work is progressing rapidly. The
stables are being constructed with such a
view to comfort as to Immediately fall into
favor with horsemen.
THE CALL is enabled to give an almost
complete list of entries for three of the
new clubs stakes-the Spreckels handi-
cap, four miles, Ullman steeplechase and
the Horseshow Association stakes for two
year-olds. glance at the list will suffice
to show what a rare treat is in store for
California race goers:
The Spreckels stakes-A handicap sweep
stakes for three-vear-olds and upward the
association to guarantee the value of the race,
$4,000 to the first, $500 to the second, $500 to
the third and 5000 to the fourth horse. Four
miles.
A. s. Ashes b. g., 8, Sir Reel, by Alta, dam Dizzy
Blonde.
E. Corrigans br. g., a. Despot, by Judge Murray,
dam Spinster
Modesty.
Del Monte stables b. c.. 8, Bright Phnbus, by
Falsetto, dam Buff and Blue.
Del Monte stables b. c., A. Ali Bahia, by Joe
Daniels, dam Test.
Elmwood stock farms b. c., 4, Claudius, by imp.
! Brutus, dam The Swayback.
| Elmwood stock farms b. c., 3, Vlnctor, by imp.
Brutus, dam Moe H.
Hawkins q Johnston's CHI. g., a, Rudolph, by
Fonso, dam Eva s.
S. C. Hildreth's Dr. g.. g., Ny Luck, by Dick Whit
| tington dam Lucknow.
E! s. c. HiIdreth's br. b., a., Lordke, by Vassal,
| dam Ladylike.
| Thomas Hurns' CHI. g., g. Uncle Jim, by Long
Kendall stables br. C. 4, Prince Karl, by Spring
| brook. dam LUngbow.
| No Badge stables oh. c., 3, Santa Rosa, by Hi
| dalgo, dam Nehusta
! John Robbins ch. f., 3, Dfollie r. by imp. Mari
| ner dam Cantenac.
Santa Anita stables b. c.. A. Rey el Santa Anita,
| by imp. Cheviot, dam Aloha.
Santa Anita stables b. g., a, Caracas, by Emperor
| of norfolk. dam Clara ID.
B. Schreiber's oh. h., g. Janus, by Duke Of Nor
| folk dam Elaine.
b. schreibers b. g., 3, Doyle, by Macduff, dam
! Miss Lawrence.
A. B. spreckels blk. M, 8, imp Candid by
] Splendor, dam Canary.
| A. B. Spreckels' b. h., 0, Cadmus, by Flood, dam
! imp. Cornelia.
a. B. .spreckels CHI. h.. a., imp. Creighton, by
| imp. Clieveden. dam Ghnni Ghinni.
| A. b. Spreckels' b. g.. 3, Captain Skedance, by
| imp. Cyrus dam imp. Getaway.
Sycamore stables b. c., A, Gilead, by St. Savior,
| dam Mistake.
westchester stables CHI. c., A, Fred Gardner, by
| Luke Blackburn, dam Eniade.
! Woodlawn Stables br c., A, Del Norte by Imp
/ Greenback, dam Priscilla
| The Ullman Steeplechase-A handicap
| steeplechase for the three-year-olds and up
ward. The association to guarantee the value
of the race 81 500 to the first, $3.50 to the Sec
| ond and 500 TO third horse. Weights to ap-
pear three days prior to the day set for the
race. Four or more horses, the property OF en-
tlrey different interests to start, or the race
may be declared off Full course:
A. s. Ashes b. g., 8, Sir Reel, by Alta, dam~Diz.
Zie Blonde
A. q: Bakeleys b. g., 8, Col. Wightman, by
Warfellow, dam Leslie P.
John Brenock's br. h 5, Jim Noryell, by Eolus,
dam Ninon.