The San Francisco call., 1896-12-30

entered to be sold for $780, was bid up to
$500 by Tom Boyle, trainer of Banjo, the
second horse at the finish.
Owners of shortbred horses will be able
to run the season out. Ed Hopper,
secretary of the Western Turf Congress,
has teIegraphed from Cincinnati that
rule %, regarding the registration OF
thoroughbreds, has, at the request of the
Pacific Coast Jockey Club (by unanimous
vote OF the various members of the con-
gress), been waived until June 1. 1897, as
il may apply TO horses racing in the State
of California. This will enable shortbred
horses to run at Ingleside until that date.
Owners and breeders, however, will have
to register their foals and other horses
eligible in accordance with the rule.
The latest edition of the San Francisco
Turf Guide has Just been issued by Will
lam G. Laying, and the turf department of
THE CALL acknowledges the receipt of a
copy of same. 1t is published in a very
concise form and is Invaluable to patrons
of the turf.
Carrie U, carrying Tom GrIfin's colors,
was accorded con siderable support in the
betting on the first race and she dispiaye ed
about as much liking for the heavy going
as ''yaIler" dog does for rough on rats.
Bookmaker Johnny Coleman was just q
bit wrsthy over the showing made by Last
Chance. and il it so happened that just
about the time the chestnut horse finished
seventh, "Daggie" Smith, his trainer,
were called up in court to answer the
charge of purloining a tin cup from a
blind organ-grinder and Coleman hap
pened to sit on the jury, MIR. Smith would
probably now be awaiting electrocution.
Plunger Riley Grammar took ride on
Pat Murphy and also made his presence
felt in the ring by backing Reddington
very extensively.
Hughey Jones, a very popular member
of the bookmaking fraternity, was fortu-
nate enough to have a good bet aboard
Sweet Favorable, clearing up about $4,000
on the race.
Entry books for the rich stakes offered
by the Lato1ia and Cincinnati Jockey
Clubs. which close on January 15, 1897,
can De secured at the track from Presid-
ing Judge Rees.
Following are to-day's entries:
First race. one mile, purse-2O3 Miss Cunning
ham "a 296 Installator 108, 800 ST. Aignon
81, 307 Jack Richelieu 103 (302) Schiller 102.
27o Earl Cochran 90, $50 Wyoming 1922 (279)
Lobengula 10S.
Second race, seven-eightns of mile, two
year-olds-(206l Grey h urst 100. 299 Nonchal-
ance 1O3, (292) Sly 1O4, Ingleside 100, 2S9
Arrezo 107, 289 Horatlo 103 224 Modestia So,
SO Philip 50, 2S9 Estaca 103.
Third race, handicap: one ana sixteenth
miles.279 Cabrillo 107, Yankee Doodle los,
t2s8) Red Glenn 103. 28s Hermanita SO, 230
Addie Buchanan "a, 2S0 Adolph Spreckels 92
225 Wawona 80, 295 Doyle 80.
Fourth race, eleven-sixteenths of a mile,
hurde-232 Malo Diablo 156, 3O2 Broadbil-
low l28, 29I Bedford 1853, 291 Brilliant 141
226 Fl Fl 141, 297 Fred Gardner 166, 800 Snow
own 140
Fifth race, thirteen th-sixteenths of mile,
selling-(293) Coda "a. (2s6) Walter J.97, 295
Major Cook 80, 2S6 ArapAhoe 101, (270) Wern-
berg 108, 27S Schnitz 102. 295 Palmerston 81.
308 Toano 80, (303) Salvable 10Y, The Bach
elor ga 2O7 1rappean 1O3,
Sixth race, one and a quarter miles, selling
303 Morte Fonse 105. 274 Navy Blue 102, 297
Rey del Bandidos l03, (3O0) Can't Dance 103,
303 Foremost 102, 1913 Governor Budd 102.