The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-07

| w. Clancy, the steeplechase Jockey, who was
! suspended some months ago, was reinstated
| yesterday. He is part owner of the horse
| Three Forks that won the fourth race.
| The judges did not like the roek-me-to-sleep
| finish Flynn rode on Johnny Payne, and for
the next thirty days he will have the pleasure
! of viewing the races from the ground
The newly created Nursery stake of the State
| Agricultural Society closed on the LIST of the
month with lis entries. All of the large
breeding establishments in the State are
represented.
| Cash Sloane was fined $40 yesterday for
| making q double engagement to ride On
| account of several misunderstanding of late
| the stewards have decided that in future
| engagements made by Wallets of jockeys are
void.
Horsemen will be surprised to learn Of the
| sudden demise Of George Beardsley, the we'll
| known trainer for the firm OF White Clark.
Mr.. Beardsley was attending to his duties
about the stable Tuesday morning, when he
was taken suddenly i'll with acute kidney
trouble and was taken to the French Hospital,
where he died yesterday at IL A. NJ. in great
agony, op1ates administered having no effect.
| Trainer Beardsley, who had been with the firm
of White & Clark for the past four years, was
| formerly foreman for Barney Schneider. He was
a man of very affable manners, counting his
| friends by the score, and his sudden taking
away is deeply regretted.
The horses of E. J. Baldwin's Santa Anita
! stable will arrive in San Francisco from Mr..
! Baldwins ranch on Saturday next. With
| them will come the jumper, My Luck, and the
| -year-old Minty, owned by Sam Hildreth.
Mr.. Hildreth, who arrived from the East
| recently, states that his connections as trainer
| OF the Santa Anita horses were severed most
pleasantly. He says the Eastern press seemed
| to make an especial target of the Baldwin
horses, and he could no longer afford to stay in
| the millionaire employ. Rey del Carreras ran
consistently, Trainer Hildreth states, but that
Rey ell Santa Anita is peculiar horse and Is
not to be relied upon. The stake race that
caused the recent scandal can be attributed,
the trainer states, to greed. Rey del Carreras
had been turned over to Richard Croker and
| in the stake carried that gentleman's colors
| Rey Ell Santa Anita was not quite fit, but Mr.
| Baldwin thought to start him, relying upon
his high class TO pull the race out of the Goals.
He was beaten, and the Eastern turf writer's
hurled all sorts of epithets at the stable, over
looking in the interim many peculiar runs of
| other horses. AS long as he was in the employ
| OF Mr. Baldwin his ex-trainer says he never
| heard dishonorable suggestion limited at by
his employer.
The muddy, sticky going plays havoc
with form, and the dope" books will have
to be discarded for few days. In their
search for mud horses the talent were par
TALLY successful yesterday. OF the favor
ties, four out of the six finished in 'front.'
The books were hard hit in the last race,
the crowd backing Montana off the boards,
and he won galloping.
The first race at five furlongs for maidens
was taken by the Ii to 10 fayOrite, Mic
|
stretch was reached, when he drew away
and won easily by half length. Canvas
back, to l shot, was a fair third.
Zeta was made II to choice for the
next race, at five and half furlongs, but
getting away from the post none too we'll
when the flag fell was unable to get to the
front in time to get piece of the coin.
! Encino at tours in the betting led all the
way, winning easily by six lengths. Jack
Atkins Last Chance and Scimitar finished
in line, noses apart, in the order named.
The Fame stakes, one mile and six fur
| longs, was in the nature of a walkover for
Flirtilla for her only opponent was Roga-
ton. The bookmakers laid 1 to against
the mare and 1t was long price, for she
beat the gelding nearly an eighth of mile
pulled to walk. Time 500.
The even money laid against Three
Forks winning the fourth race, five and
half furlong run with light welter-
weights up. was just like shooting the
chutes. He and Johnny Payne raced head
and head to the stretch, where he drew
away and won by three lengths. Abb P
had plenty of reserve speed at the end and
beat Johnny Payne half length for the
place.
The California stables mudlark Realiza-
ton is getting all kinds of mud kicked in
his face this winter. He started 7 to 10
favorite in the five and a half furlong
handicap, and after turning into the
aI, {oLI
lengths was raced off his feet by Mainstay,
the second choice, and beaten out handily
by three parts of length in :10L. Lady
Gray was distant third.
Backed down from threes to to s. Mon
tana scampered through the mud in the
last race, over mile, and won hands
| down, four lengths before Mamie Scott,
who opened to 5 favorite, and went
back in the betting to 21a to l. The win
ner's time was As.
Fortieth day, Wednesday, November6. Weather
| fine; track muddy.
O09 FIRST RACE-Five furlongs; selling;
AOO. maidens; purse $3.50. Time. l;OSs4.
| Ind. Horse, weight Jockey. st. 70 Str. Fin.
| 165 Mic Nae, 81 (Donnelly).... 22 % 11a
169 Artemus, 1U4 (Nartin)..... 8 ls 1s rs
165 cssn n,1 100 CIV STUFF 9, or .,
ls4 Imp. Agrippina, 81 iCheva:
R osd9 warmer 81 B1rnsj & az s
169 Judge Tamm, 10s (Denni-
| SOM ......-......-.......--.ll IL 6z
1873 Harry o. 81 Of. Jonesl....7 90 II
| 169 Pert Child, 81 Oh. Brown 10 10I 10 Sh
Eva II geding, lot
| Bert. 100 anderson. sh IL 101@
81 Jongleuse FLY, SO 6steee). / 81 8 II
Good start Won driving Winner, Burns &
| Warehouses; Oh. f., by Take Notice Picnic
| Betting: Mic Nae Is to 10, ArtemuS z Canvas
back 40, Harry o 5, Jongleuse FLY 100, Judge
Tam S, Eva II gelding 10, imp. Agrppina 4,
| Bert so, Road Warmer 80, Pert Child 20
| 0O1 SECOND RACE-Five and naif fur
LOf. longs; selling; light welter-weights; purse
$500. Time, I'LL.
Ind Horse. weight, Jockey. ST. z Str. Fin.