The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28
RACING ON This SIDE,
Ingleside Track Reopsns With
q Very Attractive
Card.
The Gala Week of the Rscing Season.
Entries for the Shreve & Co.
Cup-Notes.

To those people who do not en- Joy trip
on the water the change from Oakland to
Ingleside track will be a decidedly favor
able one. The programme for the re-
opening day at the local track is a good
good horses are troubled with that prevail
of horses will face the flag.
Following are the entries:
First race. seven-elghths of a mile. selling, two
year-ods-(294) D.. ]. Tobin 103 273 Adam An
drew l01, SO Phillip II SO. 40 Popinisy l01, Cor
don log. 81 Cogent lO1, 2O6 George Palmer 9S
224 Rebekah SO, Miss Baker 103. 294 Soniro 1O3
(276) p + lO3. 292 Scorcher SO. $50 Good Times
106 273 Nonchalance l09
Second race, one mile, three -year-ods-20S
Castanette 81, Yankee Doodle 10S 20 st. Aignon
g. 2o3 Therese 81, IA BenameIa 100, 2s2 Henry
1U8, (2S6) Walter ]. lis, (211l Miss Brun}mel
Zamar ii 81, CID Preston 100, 107 Casper 100.
2s6 Sport McAllisIer II Y, (2Sl) Yemen l09, 263
ton l05 POT Santa Bella lO5.
Fourth race, one and sixtee nth miles, purse
223 Broad bllow 80. go Peter II 100 217 n omit a
1O3 279 Cabrillo l0S 2s4 Flashight SO, 24s schil-
Ter SO, 2lS Frank K no.
Fifth race one and an eighth miles, selling
24S Lovdal lO0 222 Forem ost "a, 224 imp Hard
Tack in England 102. 244 Argentina II (Wal-
iace) 95. 229 Morte Fonse 97 (22l) saliva BILE 1Ol
27S Camelia co. 274 Navy Blue "a
On Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of
this week the Southern Pacific Com
pany will run two special race trains to
the Ingleside track. The first train will
leave the depot at p NJ, the second 1:2o
P. NJ. Returning, first train leaves the
track Immediately after the last race, the
second fifteen minutes later.
Mayor Sutro has had the anti-poolroom
ordinance passed by the Board of Super
visors waiting his Honor's signature for
ha
duced to visit the rooms and see the vast
mum Der OF messenger and news boys who
wager their hard-earned monev on The
races he no doubt would sign the ordi-
nance Immediately. A secretary does not
always see everything that goes on.
An Eastern exchange has the following
to say of the racing situation in Illinois:
The prospect for the turf in Illinois is grow
ing brighter. The question of obtain ing
reasonable legislation. restricting but permit
ting racing and trotting, has hinged lar -ely
on what action the Washington Park Club of
Chicago would take in the matter. Now George
Henry Wheeler, the president OF that club
has signifed that the organization will CO.
operate in any reputable scheme that may be
advanced the chances are that meetings on
any one course will be restricted to tn .rtv 1ays
and "foreign" books will be prohibited but
that poolselling will be permitted. 1t is not
likely that betting will be confined to the So
called English" system that has been adopted
in New York State, and when racing is again
seen in Illinois the states will probably be
seen up as in old days.
The racing card for the coming week at
IngIeside will probably not be surpassed
during the entire racing season. On Tues
day the Pommery Sec handicap at seven
furlongs will be decided, and on Thursday
the California Oaks for fillies over a mile
and furong will be run. On New Years
day the Shreve d Co. cup will be the big
attraction. The conditions and entries
are as follows:
Zamar IL Argentina II, wawona, Greyhurst,
Adoph spreckels. nstaliator, Joan, Cabrillo
Mount McGregor II, salisbury, Crescendo, our
mas, Ssesarian, st Lee, bucky Dog, All over. Al
yarado, Hermanita, Argentina Arapahce
Lady Diamond, Judge Denny, senator
Grady, imp. Hard Tack IN England
Olive, Wyoming, Captain skedance, Cash Day,
Lib rtine, imp. santa Bella, .ptve, Preston, ,
SaIvable, Howard s, Lobengula, Sir Play, Wheel
of Fortune Rninart, Kamsln. Schiller, 'jstIer
Joe, Trappean. The Dragon, Annette Chartreuse
IL Horat o, Applause Yankee Doodle scarf
Pin, Rey del Tierra, Gutta Percha, imp Fullerton
Lass Peril, Santuzza Arrezzo