The San Francisco call., 1897-01-05
NOTES.

Two-year-old races Will De feature OF
the next meeting at Oakland track.
Gene Leigh yesterday disposed of Pc
trarch and Woodchopper. Mike Killing
getting the pair for $500.
The judges were not pleased with
Slaughter's riding of Zamar II, and in
quired into the matter somewhat. Owner
Dan Honig said that he told the Jockey to
use his own judgment in plotting the
sprinter. Slaughter said he had to take
his mount up on the back stretch to pre-
vent him from jumping on Caspar and
Bellicoso, but is satisfied that had he gone
to the bat sooner he would have won. The
officials cautioned thelad that in future ne
must endeavor to make closer turn into
the stretch when it was possible There is
a consolation, at least, in knowing how it
all happened.
Henry Grattan was said to have worked
six furlongs in 1 :15 fiat previous to yester-
days race. He must either be before-
breakfast horse or else Marty Bergen has
lost his grip. The race was won in 1:18A
Louis Ezell had 81 swell bet down on
Kamsin and should have cashed. Eddie
Jones Scrambled the eggs" very badly
with the white-stockined gelding.
ConsideraD was expected of Mr.. Reel
stumble taking the first obstacle and was
never after in the hunt. Maynard now
rides for Andy Blakeley.
1t seems strange that the judges do not
give Martinus cnance to ride. The very
best of the local riders over the tim Der, he
was set down for what the officials thought
a bad ride on Governor Budd, which race
was run Decemb ber 2 last and won by Cap
tain Rees. Burmah, Montalvo, 0 G.,
Hello and two others finished behind
Budd, and il he ever ran better race it
is not on record.
Torsino evidently has not recoverei
from her gruelling finish with Argentina
in the stake race last week. About one
race fortnight suits the mare.
The following stakes will be decided at
the coming meeting at Oakland track:
Monday, January 1.-THE Berkeley handi-
cap, $1,000, high weight handicap for all ages,
three-q uarters of mile.
Wednesday, January 13-The Naglee stakes.
$3.50, a selling stake for all ages, seven
Saturday, January 16-The San Pablo stakes,
$1,000, selling stake for three-year-olds, one
mile.
Wednesday, January 20-The California
maiden stakes. $1,000, for three-year-olds,
three-quarters OF mile
Saturday, January 23-The Alameda handi-
cap, $1,000, for all ages, one mile.
Following are to-day's entries:
First race, three-quarters of mile, selling;
Ss ss PeThaps na'n s2s seim Lass l9Y
2g3 Examiner. .....104 304 Pecksnlif ..... lO4
$50 Banjo. 10l 27S Meadow Lark. .1Ol
Second race, even-eig hths OF a mile, handicap,
three-year-oids:
81 Good Times. .116 337 Rey del TERRA lOO
327 Estaca. 1O8 299 Miss Baker 49, 99
324 nchalance. .103I 327 NJ. Clcquot..... 95
26S PerSonne. 101l
Third race one mile purse:
$50 Alvarado. -. .103 500 Schiller. ........ 99
800 Yankee Doodle. 80 -. Bright Phoebus 1O4
GOD Preston. .113I 800 Lady Diamond. SO
AZ Rosebud 80 $50 George Rose. -. SO
=. Satsuma 104 326 Miss Brummel. "a
326 Grady. ~
Fourth race, selling, three-quarters of mile:
S04 Last Chance. 101l 29S Joan. ........ 90
275 Fly. 101 $50 NJ IS Ross...... 90
333 Brametta. So 800 Olive........... 99
3i6 Potentate.. lt7l 209 Miss Cunnghm. 90
315 San Marco. 10l
Fifth race, seven-eighths of mile, selling:
5l3 oano.. 1OSt $40 Favory ry......-.l02
S2S LucSy Dog 1OI 164 Veragua. 102
(293) ........... 80 322 daylight. ...... SO
3S3 Carrie U........S97 304 Una Que Amo. 80
331 Benamela..... 10Sl 278 Two Cheers. -. SO
$50 MObalasca...... "a 200 Al shabad ...... SO
3U4 lrma............ 81 2lb Fortuna. 90
28S CF1eeta. .......104
Sixth race. one and eighth miles, purse:
1913 st. Lee..........1 109 305 Ostler Joe. .lO2
324 Arezzo. "a 3O6 Captive. 102
(317)Argentina.. 104l 316 Monita. lO4
1926 Rey dl Bandids. 102