The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-14
JOCKEYS RULED OFF
Clancy and Others Have Been Doing
Opaque Turns.
THE ARIZONA STABLES, TOO
Matt Byrnes Takes a String to San
Francisco-Monroe Salisbury.
the Field Marshal of the
Trotting World. Talks.

Following are entries and weights
for to-day's races at San Francisco:
First race. five-e;ghths of a mile
Piexoto. Pique. 100; New Moon. Free
VIII. Endymion. Doubtful. Charley
Boots. William Pinkerton. Lizzie H.,
Governor Budd. 1o5; Don Pho Pico.
Walter j.. los; Encino. los; Hazard.
Adolph Spreckels. 103.
Second race, three-fourths of a mile.
selling-The King. imp. Autonomy. 112;
Morven. Centurion, Minnie c. E., 104:
Uncertainty. 107; Abb p. 1o4; Road
Runner. Ill.
Third race. three-fourths of a mile.
selling-Charteuse, Oregon Eclipse.
Bernardino. Emma D.. 109; Sir Rich
ard Arundel. 112: Lismore, los; Yeo-
man. 104: Montalvo, 107.
Fourth race. handicap. one mile and
an eighth-Bright Phoebus, lis; Pep
per. ia: Cadmus. 110; Santiago. 1O9:
Peter H.. los: Wawona, 81; Polaski, so.
Fifth race. one mile and an eighth.
selling-Roma. 100; Monita. 1903; Strath-
meath. Pepper 112; Navy Blue. %: Sa-
lonica. 107: Wheel OF Fortune. Mary s..
101: Belle Boyd. 81.
sixth race. hurdle, six hurdles, one
mile and a half. o. c.. 1865; Temple
more. Sprite. 1ss; Nestor. 13o; Alexis.
Esperance. Soon Enough. 125.
Weather clear and cool.
Jockey w. Clancy, who had been
ruled of at the Bay District last year
and who was reinstated a few days
ago, was again suspended on account
of being mixed up in a hurdle race
which didn't look right. together with
Jockeys Goodman and Johnson. who
pa nf tnAnAnffQlv also the
Arizona stable will not be allowed to
start any more horses in San Fran
cisco. except those that are already
entered in stakes.
Matt Byrnes has taken the follow
ing horses belonging to Marcus DAILY
to San Francisco: Senator Hoffman.
b. c.. imp. Inverness-Dora; Yucatan
IL, ch. T.. imp. Inverness-Yolande;
Sweet Violet. ch. T., imp. Inverness
Wood Violet: Popinjay. b. c., imp. In
verness-Palfiena; Bearmouth. ch. c..
imp. Inverness-Bonita; Love Look. b.
c.. Brown Fox-Little Love; Shampoo
b. c., Brown Fox-Shagreen; Tortoise,
b. c., Brown Fox-Turquoise; Lot. b.
c., Brown Fox-Lottery: Home
Stake. b. T.. Brown Fox-Homeless;
Silver Model. ch. T.. The Pepper. or
OllNeT hlnk-MOutis w dtihOds ~. C.s
Hyder Ali-Walnut: Namaqua, b. C.,
Hyder Ali-Namonia; Malplaquet. b.
T.. Hyder Ali-Mascot; Corvallis. b. f..
Hyder Ali-Missoula.
Monroe Salisbury, the field marshal
OF the trotting world, was recently in
terviewed by a Chicago reporter.
when l retire from racing" said he,
II will do so after an unusually sue
- n ls.er anlr ~
year, and / think i will get my share
Of the money. This time weather was
against me. When ! first started. rain
began and my stable got a setback.
All were short of work, out of condi-
tion, and when we did start, we had to
go too fast The horses were not up to
races of this kind. / won my share.
came to all of us-Hamlin, Doble, Nc
Henry and myself. Nearly every horse
went lame. Why. I do not expect to
see another season like It,"
Mr.. Salisbury is at the Palmer house.
When referred to a report that he was
to give up racing he was a little net
tied. "I can't see where the story or
iginated," he said, for / have never
said a word which could be construed
In that way. / have a good lot OF colts
on the farm. / think have more speed
among the California colts than ever.
"Azote is all right. I'll bring him over
next year faster than ever. His lame
ness was not serious. Why. the great
trouble with Azote was he had been
shod too heavily. Last season I kept
reducing his shoes and this year he
was shod lighter than ever. Same way
with Directum. The last season had
him / began his work with very heavy
shoes. Then / reduced the weight, fl
Ing away a little every week or two.
He did not go In very heavy shoes
when let him go.
Marin Jr.. think. Is a great horse.
will not give him up in one season.
His corns are cured. and I think that
Is what allied him. No. I do not think
him faint hearted. They said that
about Azote at one time. I guess they
have got over II. Now. / find that
what we call faint heart I'm a horse Is
due TO some infirmity. Marin Jr.. had
all OF his speed. but would break. That
was due to his sore feet. Yes. he has
horse / ever saw, and I'll try him
again. will not give him up in one
The speed OF Marin Jr. can
be better appreciated when II is under
stood that Mr.. Salisbury had Directum,
Azote and Alix in his charge.
"And how about Alix: will she race
next summer
II think she will. She is all right
now. The fact Is. I made a great mis-
take with Alix. i am not afraid or
ashamed to own that make mistakes.
When wound up the season a year
ago she was the fastest mare on earth.
and could go faster than she had yet
done The mare had wind gals, and /
TO take them of. / blistered
them with iodine. and she got fever in
that leg. and IL hung there all season.
The wind gals never hurt her. just
looked bad. and should have left them
alone. I'll bring her back next year
faster and better than ever"