The San Francisco call., 1896-11-11

the small fry will have leader to follow
The tall plunger had very successful sea
son East and returns wreathed in smiles
and we'll supplied with Eastern green
backs. He is accompanied bv Pete Gaft-
ney and the Maloney boys.
The annual sale of Palo Alto stock
farms yearlings will be held on Thursday
evening, November II, at Killip d Co. g
salesyard, corner Market street and Van
Ness avenue. The get OF the noted stall
lions Flambeau, Racine, imp. Cyrus and
Flood are all represented. and the young
sters are said to be grand-iooking lot.
Ben Benjamin's two-year-old Valdos
made a very creditable showing in the
first race. Had he not STUN bled forty
yards from the wire, the black fellow
would probably have beaten Popinjay
out 70" place honors.
Moreno, with Golden up. displayed the
Darebin's weil-known liking for the mud.
The hlly looked like winner at the head
OF the stretch.
A strong tip was prevalent on Popin jay,
but he is many. many pounds from stake
form.
The purse won by Geyser on Monday
has been protested by "Curley" Shields,
owner OF the third horse. Sepoy. Mr..
Shields claims that Geyser as well as
Scotch Rose, who finished second, are
both owned by j. B. Haggin. The Turf
Congress rules compel horses running in
the same interests to be coupled in the
betting, otherwise they are liable to dis
qualification. The protest lodged was not
without its effect, for Yesterday ISABELLA
and Reddlngton. although entered in diff
ferent trainers names, were coupled in
the betting.
Neither Jack Atkins nor his partner.
Tommy Lottridge, the owners of Guam
trell, bet dollar on the colt. He was
sick during their Eastern trip, and an
other thing that kept them off was the
presence of Clawson in the saddle. Coady
Murry, with whom Coady is under con-
tract, had an entry in the race, that
jockey could not ride, and the owners OF
Quantrell Gid not think little Clawson
strong enough to ride the Ell Rio Rey
youngster.
NJ. E. Casey, a stee eplechase rider, got
mixed up IN all argument with a couple
of Pinkerton men in the saddllng paddock
and was given rapid walk out the main
entrance.
George Cochran had SIS bet on Little
Cripple and George says that Willie
Martin also backed the brown gelding.
JACK Martin, a three-year..old gelding,
debut yesterday and loomed up very
prominently to the stretch. Muddy going
is evidently TO his liking.
Following are to-day's entries:
First race, six and q half furlongs, three
year-old fllies-Cadenza ITO, 81 Preceptress
los, 6S Lucille Ito. ~ Imp. Miss Brummel
105, Spry Lark ITO, 80 Marjorie 1O5
Second race, i've furlongs. two-yeer-olds-
60 Tea Rose LIP, SO Horatio 100. 90 Mercutic
LOG, 81 Candelaria Ill, Modestia 81, 80 Minta
Owen 81, Anabasis 100.
Third race, six furlongs, selling-57 Day.
light 10l. So Moran 98, SO Orbit 10Y, 70 Mon
terey 1O6, II Tonino loo. Excuse 104, 20 Duke
Stevens LOG, Sylvia 104, 81 McFarlane IO3
Esr Cochrane 1O4, Articus 112. 81 Tia Juans
1O2. 16 Jack Atkins 104, 73 Irma los, rs Jack
Martin 102.
Fourth race, six furlongs, purse-Perseus 90
Moylan 102 56 Bohemian Lass "a, 7S Sabilla
1O4, 81 imp. Santa Bella 80.
Fifth race, one and a fourth miles, hurdle
% Governor Budd l24, u Zaragosa 14S, 81
Arundel loo. Cicero Isl, 40 Bert 147, So
Gold Dust 14S.
Sixth race, six furlongs. selling-Minnie
Gee 1O9, 73 Encine 80. 50 Shield Bearer 1OS,
20 Artist ITO, 54 JACK Richelieu log, 20 San
Marco 105, "a Peril 101, 4S Heartsease 100
13 Walter l01, 6S Doubtful 90, t52) Artem
100, 81 Model los, 81 Goldbug 107, 7S
Tenacity 107.