The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-04

able success over the Montana circuit last
summer, arrived from Portland yesterday.
Charley Thorpe had two winning mounts
yesterday, both horses from the Burns &
Waterhouse stable.
The chances of La Goleta were not ma
terially increased by severe bump she
got at the first turn from Buckwa. Rut-
ter rode the latter, and apparently suffers
from the delusion that the horse he is up
on has the right of way privilege. He was
later fined $25 by LIE stand for his rough
riding tactics
Perry Hildreth purchased Anchored
from Carrot Ferguson for $50. After the
youngsters good race on Tuesday, when
he finished third to Ventoro and Horton,
$1,000 was offered and refused for him.
George Rose the bookmaker, who ar
rived from Chicago Wednesday night, was
about the ring yesterday, and at next
drawing will go on the block.
Handicapped Sullivan, the man OF many
curious figures from st. Louis, is also a
fresh arrival, and yesterday made book
for Harrison & Co.
Wednesdays game was too fast and fu-
rious for Jack Atkins, and the board of
the Golden Gate Club was turned toward
the wall yesterday. 1t was not the only
so lessened by Wednesdays onslaught
that he also temporarily suspended book
ing. He expects another carload Of green
backs by to-day's fast freight.
The stables of Louis Ezell and Doss &
Co got in from Chicago yesterday morn
Ing. Doss & Co, were obliged to leave
Enclanter at OSuen Oh account OF SICK
ness. The latter is said to be a phenom-
enally fast horse, but his bad antics at lne
post have lost him bushel of races.
Jack Reilly of Jacks Tips" fame sur
veyed the sport from the steps of the
stand. He dropped in from the East in
the morning. and says he will give his
patrons five winners the first time out.
DR.. Rowell says he intends to make a
frst-class pilot out of Charlie Gray, and
as a starter has advised, him TO shorten
his rein and stirrup. Sloan and Maher
hot ride with a short StlrruD. and the
pointer seems good one
Sixteen yearlings from the Sonoma stud
traiian sires Clieveden, Trentola and
Creighton will be sold at the Occidental
Horse Exchange Tuesday, November Is.
The aged horses Dare and Del Norte Will
also pass under the hammer at the same
The entries for to-day are as follows;
First Race-One mile: selling; four-year-olds
and up.
161 Ringmaster ....1O7 15s Kruna ...-..... .104
1873 Masoero ........ 107 -. Tobey ...........104
15s Queen Nubia ..l0i
Second Race-six and half furlongs; two
year-old hllies;
=. Humidity ......110l 157 Jennie Reid ....1o5
$50 Hemera ..'..---.lozl
Third Race-One and sixteenth miles: sell
ing; three-year-olds and up;
15e Te1rfca ...... 81 (155) Soscol ...........107
149 Little Cripple ..102 155 Velox .102
l47 P. A F1unegan- 1901
Fourth Race-seven furlongs; selling; three
year-olds and Up;
15S Menzanilla 49, 01l 1856 Dolore .1O4
I53 Durward ........ 9s 146 Rubicon ........110
no s McAllister ..104 156 Bernardillo .....104
14e Red Glenn -. 9S 156 Tom Smith SO
1853 Inverary II 80. SO
Fifth Race-Five and half furiongs:
1s2 Homestake ....10TI 154 Roadwarmer ...10T
no Chihuah ua ..... 102l -. Grandezia ......112
s9) Miss Dividend ..107 - Ed Garland Illua
152 Amasa -.........1V1 -. Ielenoer '-1IZ
- Flandes .......110 (By Capt AID
152 Fig Leaf ......i07l 1874 Little Alarm ..102