The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
Bearer responded and led Peril out three
parts of length. Walter ] was good
Notes.

! Notes.
Twelve bookmeking firms weighed in
yesterday. Hoffman & Co. of ST. Louis
hung their sign out, while the Butte Club
and Howell & Co. retired.
After Marjorie's easy win Frank
Phillips. the mares owner, smiled and
said. "WeIl. they win when L look at
them" From this remark Mr.. Phillips
evidently did not hold many tickets on
her. Frank very seldom overlooks Shield
| bearer his other horse, who captured the
! last event.
Geyser, who has been racing in George
Roses colors, but in reality was owned by
Rancho del Paso, changed hands yester-
day. Mr.. Corrigan purchased him and ne
will hereafter run in his colors. Terms
private. 1t was also reported last night
that the Hawthorne turfman had added
ReddiHgton % his string.
Ike Johnson, who rode several races for
Jim Neal and other horsemen, is lying at
deaths door in this City. The colored
lad, who is suffering from dropsy, was
given up by the physicians yesterday, and
the lady at whose homo he has been stay
ing for some weeks was at the track
yesterday endeavoring to collect funds
enough TO send him back to his home in
Cincinnati.
r. Lawless. young man overflowing
with turf information, got himself IN
trouble at the track Yesterday On the
strength of a hot tip Miss Mary Lyons of
Butte, Mont, entrusted $50 in the youth 8
keeping to bet on Governor Budd, telling
him that So of the sum was for himself
Her adviser shortly returned with ticket
purporting to come from the firm of Wal
lace & Co., registering bet of $l60 against
$40. A Pinkerton man noticed the ticket
and the very liberal odds laid, and, glane-
ing in the ring, found The horse was only
a 5 10 l chance, 1t was discovered the
ticket was "phony," and Adviser Law
less was taken into custody. Too much
credit cannot he accorded the Pinkerton
officers, who are rapidly rounding up the
crooks and bunko men posing as touts.
Joe Ullrnan will soon start for Califor-
MIA. Secretary Leake received telegram
from the jovial Joe yesterday, saying he
will leave in time to attend the annual
stockholders meeting of the Ingleside
Association, to be held this month Mr.
Glennon, Henry Harris and Fred Cowan,
well-kuown New York turfmen, will leave
that city for San Francisco on Sunday
next.
Following are to-day's entries:
First race, seven furlongs. purse-43 Imp.
Friar 112, 70 Sister Mary 100, Summer ii me
1o4, Blanche Bates 104, 90 Scimitar 1O7, &c
Instigator 107.
Second race. six furlongs, two-year-olds-77
Cogent 1o4. Imp, Tryst 107. 75 Popinjay 104,
(74D Geyser 113, 81 Dolore 101, "a Grandezia
110, n Jay Wheeler 101.
Third race, seven furlongs. selling-Bomba-
zette 107, Nabopolassar 102, S5 Peril 107.
81 Sylvia 1O2. 81 svmpathetic's Last 10Y,
50 May Jones 102, 50 Monterey ITO. Bra
meta 1O2, 80 Therese 102, 79 Sir Phillip
105.
Fourth race, one and d sixteenth m lies, SELL
ing-64 Navy Blne 1O6, 7S Malo Diablo IO2,
ga Arno 80, 76 Hermsnita LOG, 50 Del
Norte 102. SO Cheripe 80. 80 Orbit 90, rs
Marcel LOG. 81 Moran 80. 50 Nicnac 80.
Fifth race, six and half furlongs, selling
36 Flash 105, C7D Alvarsdo 103, Perseus
101, 20 Pollock %, (5Sl Kamsin los, 7S)
Reddington 103, t35) Red Pike 81.