The San Francisco call., 1898-07-04

grarlrle Tor 1ne extra rweIve uuys VIII be published this week. and if it fills. as 1t certainly should do. the extra two weeks beginning Monday win surely he given The horsemen. therefore. have the matter entirely in their own hands
 The big chestnut pacer Bernard ster q mile in 2.l5iS Saturday morning and was then sent a ffth-quarter in :s2s.. a 2.Ii clip.
 Billy Jonathan says he can step Resort q quarter in 90. but when it comes to racing it Is a different proposition getting him away level.
 Thompson has tried the governor on Little Thorn. and he goes away steadily enough now to get the money even if the heats be EOS or 2:0s.
 Sky Pointer makes his debut Friday. He Ia Q full brother to the pioneer two minute horse. Star Pointer, i:59is.
 Julian" Bin has quite won the hearts of all horsemen hy the way he has pre- pared the Oakland track for the trotters. and it would be hard to find better foot lng than he has furnished
 Many have noticed the strong resem- blance Little Thorn bears Co the grand little ex-champion Robert J. 2.oliz.
 Walter Mabeau's injured wrist is doing well but 1t will be some weeks before he again gets into sulky.
 l1ttle osiia. U Mckinney. Is ssrprinE great Cans and can reel on a mile in s.,s ..s5 easy" that hc !56ks s5 have grand prospect in his class, barring acci- dents.
 Delphi, by Director, very closely re- sembies his noted sire, the hero of the grand circuit of S3.
 There are more hobbled pacers at the track than one ever saw at a meeting be- fore. Next season the powers that be say they shall be barred entirely-that Is, the National Association does, but the Amer ican will continue to allow their usage.
 0.1O dnno 1nf l0nk m n race estate, yet good judges are busy pre- dieting 2:11 or PIP for him.
 The guess club" have Agitato down for a 2:O5 mark should Maben get right to sight; .e I ;' him i'm before the seasons end He is working right well at present.
 A. Hayward's grand stallion Stambou- lette now has record. of 2:12za, and will doubtless cut a figure in the $10,000 stake at Charter Oak. Hartford, later on. He could step the San Mateo farm track very fast before Van Bokkelen took him East. this season than ever. At Denver he stepped to e three-quarters in 1:33&-a POS clip. His owner offers to match him against, any trotter in the, the land. , to Sable Wilkes, 2:1S, the one time three year-old champion. It should be good property, colt from such parents.
 John Goldsmith at one time owned F'itz Aymou's sire, Waldstein. The late reins- man was grand judge of norsefiesh.
 Williams always gives Monterey an easy mile to cart DeIOTe HIS IdCSS. CIV lTOl- ters stride as far as does the son of Sid- ney.
 After Roderick's sulky broke down driv- CTS thought it advisable to put kicking strap on in big fields. Then. if wheel buckles, the vehicle is kept off the horses heels. It is an idea of Billy Ewing, who formerly raced Dandy Jim, 2:09A.
 I Direct could probably pace to record of PIP or whereabouts if he would go steadily.
 There are a number of Dexter Princes on the grounds and before the close of the meeting they may maA-e their presence felt.
 The following are the entries for to- days races:
 ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
 First race 2:14 class, trotting, dash, one mile; purse s200-P. J. Williams Monterey: P. H. Quinn's Eureka: Vendome Stock Farm S Thompson J. B. Iverson's Prince Gift; ". G.
 Second race. free-for-all. trotting dash. one mile: purse s200-George F Beckers' Zombro; ; vendome Stock Farms Ethel Downs c. E. Clarh's Toggies; Charles L. Griffth's Azote;
 Third race 2:24 class trotting four heats; purse s3OO-D E. Knights Lynall J. Murray P H. ouinn's Brice McNeii John rae' curIey Iys s Little Miss: F. Topham's Ned Thorne: Charles L. Grifhth's Rect R. c. Barton's Cameo L.
 Fourth race ..oo 2:ls class; pacing. dash. one E. Stewards Piunkett; W. B. Warmers F. W. James Thompson's Little Thorne; P. L. Nash's s Colonel Benton; John Bakers Ketchum.
 Fifth race, 2:30 class, pacing dash one mile: purse s2Go-James Sullivan's Captain Hackett: Edward A. Falvey's Resort: ]. NJ. Nelson's Direct; George Johns Patsy p; J. o'Kanes Owens Harry Ramon; E. c. Gabriel's Mark H; George Gray's William Harold; James Thompson,s Primrose: Thomas Smiths Gafr sons Dictatress; w, s, Maben's Polo