The San Francisco call., 1897-10-31
HORSEMEu ARE
TN READINESS
The Opening Of the Racing
Season at Ingleside
Track.
Joseph A. Murphy Arrives and
Will Preside in the
Stand.
a Large List of Entries to Pick From
Plenty of BoOkmaking Talent
on Hand.

Everything points to most auspicious
opening of the racing season tomorrow at
IngIeslde track There will be no dearth
of pencilers and the long card of six
events shows no paucity of racing mate
rial. 1t is expected eighteen or TWEEN ty
bookmaking firms will cut in at the first
drawing, among which can be mentioned {:
Joe Rose & Co. Hugh Jones, Stnyvesant
Club. Cesar Young, John Humphrey.
Willis & Co., Barney Slhreiber, Howell &
Co. and Phil Archi bald.
Joseph A. Murphy, who will preside in
the stand at Ingleside, arrived from ST.
Louis yesterday. Like all of the other
Fasteners Mr.. Murphy predicts a great
season of sport, and says many turfmen
from the other side of the mountains Will
be dropping in here during the next fort
night. Judge Murphy's associate in the
stand will be j. w. Wilson of Sacramento,
whose ability and integrity is matter OF
| history.
Starter James Caldwell wa. due to get
| in from New York last evening The
| veteran hag-wieldeT's s admirers say he has
| thoroughly mastered the intricacies of the
Australian ate, an art he was deficient in
when last here.
F. W. Ware, Western layer of odds, i,
here. but will size the game up before
hanging out his shingle.
Willie Martin, with his lit.le scrapbook
full OF press notices. will probably reach
here to-day. Pat Dunno, to which turf
man Martin is under contract, will not get
out this way for a month or so yet.
The Baldwin string of twelve arrived at
Ingleside from Los Angeles YESTERDAY
El Salado, Celoso, Los Cerrillos, Algeria
and Argentina are about the best of the
lot. They raced at Los Angeles and were
a source of fruitful income for the book
makers.
W. r. Vreeland, an Eastern turf scribe.
is one of the late arrivals. He says many
of the far Eas tern bookies and owners re
looking this way, not caring 10 chance the
yellow fever at New Orleans. John Nc
Cafferty and Billy Porter, owner OF the
useful platter J. A. Grey, we're looking
up railroad rates the day Vreeland left
New York.
No alarm is caused among Jockeys or
owners by the Turf Congress rule which
outlaws them for racing or riding at Aque-
duct track. A dispensaiion TO suit the
occasion will shortly be in order.
The entries for to-morrows races are as
follows:
First race, six furlongs-satsuma 10, (5D
Polish 1O5, Easel lO7, BelIico>o 1IO, Spun.
well So lamar ii 102, Apto 102. Sorrow sc,
II Summertime 10Y (61l Yule 81, Alma 1O2
Lord Msrmion 80, On qua Nita 81, Maipln-
QueL IOZ, fOHSdVhnndn %, montgomery lUI.
Second race, one and sixteenth miles-62
Msrquise 103. Fashion Plate "a. Doyle lO3,
81 LoTena ii 103, Osric III 103, Peter ii 10S
Judge Denny 106.
Third race, three-fourths of a mile-30 Ia
pata 102. Miss Remsen l09 go Los Prietos
113, 30 Estro 116, MadIfca 1o9. Gina 80, Ca
tawba 80, 81 Tiny 100, 81. Cuthbert 80, The
Ace 100, Truth 90, Brambella 80, Canonicus
80, Master Mariner 80.
Fourth race, University stakes one mile
Fleur de Lis Ill, Aquinas Ill, Flamelia 1O4,
Horalio ia, 90 Los Cerillos 104, Hohenzol-
Iern ia, Ciaudisna 104, Altamax ia, (36)
Eta Ill, News Gatherer Ill, Mangrum
104.
Firth. seven furlongs-34 Tim Murphy 1O4,
"a Terra Archer 104. Crafty 1O4, 80 Tnelma
hO4, Uno Colorado 107. (66) Daylight 1O7. Don
fulano ITO, Joe Terry 10Y, 90 Elmer 107
O'FleeIa 1O4, Outgo 104, &c Kamsin lO4, Re-
mus 1O7, 33 Palomacita 104. Lucky Dog 1O7,
107.
sixth race. one mile-34 Coda 1O4. SO install
lator lO7 40 Ostler Joe 1l2 Aquinas 95 Nc
Light 107, Parthamax 9S.