The San Francisco call., 1898-10-27
HILDRETH's STABLE DUEs0oN
RUINART, THE BURNS HANDI- CAP WINNER, IN TRAINING.
There Will Be Dearth of Good Rid ing Talent the Early Part of the Meeting-Smart
 Gallops.


 ed. Dick Williams, trainer for Barney Schreiber, the St. Louis bookmaker, ar rived al Emeryville yesterday with a car load of racing material, the best being Miss Marion, which lilly finished a good second to Alpen in the rich stallion stake recently decided at Hawthorne track. The others were Geneva, Good Hope, Grey hurst, Schiller and Rosebeau. J. Ward is the stable jockey, a lad formerly in the employ of Charles Boots. In the same car were Deerfoot and Beaumont, in charge of Butch" Covington, and a Frank Phillips. Dick states that his em- ployer will probably be here the early part of the coming week.
 Dick Clawson is still riding in the far East and will not be seen in the saddle here the first part of the meeting. His services will be greatly missed, for jockey talent of the right sort is a scarcity.
 It is gossiped about in Eastern turf cir cies that Jimmy Mccormick, former trainer for Burns & Warehouse, will have charge of Sydney Pagets string of high-priced horse flesh next season. If Jimmy still has the Eastern turf reporters under the command of his mesmeric in tuences he ought to be big hit.
 According to Tohnny Bronner of the Pacific Coast Jockey Club, the stables of Ed Corrigan, Duke & Wishard, w B. Sink, Andy Blaksiysand r. Ryan are now en route here. 3Sat Dunne, Louis EZell, poss x Co., p. tSameron, the owner or May w; Tom Rya nss Charley Boots, F. D.. spsFs wifi ship E r stfinss for FTS here 7" next F. T. Nichols, tI 3vner of Lena. came across the op15ir in the ear with Schreiber's hoEse le Apache mare was quite frequent aT around st. Louis the past SummSs
 Butte, Mont, d of a plunger last winter, young ~h ,tsc miner, who rolled a two-bit piece up to the tidy sum of S50o0 and then ran that amount down again to pair of blue overalls. He is now at work in the mines again.
 Old Zobair, the very useful son of St. Savior, is again in training at Oakland track AS with human beings, there seems to be no rest for the weary among the equine creation
 Dr. Masoero, the well known veterinary has given 1t as his opinion that Ruinart the best son of St. Carlo, will stand train ing. Porter Ashe will probably give him too shlfty piece of racing furniture to stand idle.
 Highland Ball, the good looking chest nut horse which raced with so much sue cess over the Montana circuit the past season, is galloping along smartly over at Oakland and may take some beating the If j. Reiff, the clever lightweight, gets here in time he will toss the leg over OIinthus in the opening handicap.
 Caesar Young, who arrived here from St. Louis a week or more ago with big string of horses, is credited with beating the St. Louis game out of $30 OeO backing George Baldwin, 1t is said, thinks La Goleta harshly treated with 14 pounds i'll the opening handicap, and that fleet mare may be a starter in another race Satur- Good-natured Wash NorveH, who at tends to the rear window in one of George Roses books, dropped in on his Frisco friends Monday, accompanied by Mrs Although a pronounced frost East the past summer, pr. RoWelPS Burns handf- at the track over the bay, and, nc. doubt, will receive strong backing to win the handicap Saturday; It is said Jimmy Cof- horse The pair were always fast friends. and Satsuma may regain her lost form F is one of the most improved horses in this section of the country. He Is step ping along like a real good one at Oak land track, and will be hard to beat in his The trainers are beginning to send their horses along bit. On Monday Moringa worked a mile handily in 1:47A, and Mar plot breezed once around the ring ln ,I: i:So, Both will probably start in the hanolcaP Saturday. The track Is nberally harr9We1 veS up and seems to suit Napamax, Whcn fily is doing some catchy gallops. Oscu- iation shows signs of lameness, and may 1i0s Gbarlev Gray, who rode here last season for Fully Coulter, is back again, ana ana sl9ce f e he was here last has added third oI a ee1inninr Iie' DT. Rowell's herses:
 Johnny Woods is still in the employ or IeraiIe Bu[HS N his @ release the 1st of November. He is bright little fellow in the saddle, and will not want TOT nouns. +ho s+sea sam Winner Efriua r' George Keene, left New York for California last Monday y;oos a,, l,novn around the Middle Western tracks, but a stranger in these digg1ngs, Will DO De one of the new additions to the book locke Jockey Al Shaw. who while in Montana last summer signed three years con home in Salinas. Shaw could not get along smoothly with Johnny, ana Ieft without saying good-by e ,,ao. ,4 Frank Taylor has string Of horses out cantering every morning at OskIand' among which are Benamela, Lincoln H. Captive and Hamilton Al were ,,1 at to one ne ! K. W1ns. the well-known local layer of prices is sizing the situation up and may cut in the first day. Jack Is a good one with the chalk and can get the coin in "any mans town r,,,..4 for r. cd Merkel who prepared Ru1nart TOT his races, has old Don Fulano. Colonial Da me, .Balister and half brother to Pe.xotto out cantering every morning.
 Joe Rose the bookmaker heavy win ner the past season, is expected to arrive in town to-day.
 Shaen of George Roses crew, were ex- pected in from the Eastern country last Tommy Heating, now. since his triumph ant tour down the grand circuit with Searchlight 2:0412, Klatawah 2:05lR. Ana conda 2:0415 and Dione 2;09l4. the most famous reinsman in America, Is home again and resting up at Pleasanton. Heating and his ord-breakers got in Tuesday night from Lexington, Ky. The campaign of these horses was nothing short of phenomenal, and the stable comes back with the three, four and five year old worlds race record for pacers as trophies, and the credit of having won almost S30. 900 in stakes and purses. Klat- awah, the champion three-year-old, was not brought back he being one of the 1tars to go under the hammer at the coming Fasig sale. Dione, the grand lit- file daIlghter of Eros while not a cham pion, won four out of eight starts. and fin one heat at Terre Haute was length behind the winner, Eagle Flanigan, in a heat wiggled off in 2;07s4. According to an attache of the stable, Searchlight won ten out of eleven starts, Klatawah was beaten but once in seven essays. and Ana conda got first money m eleven out of health nearly the entire Is sesson Mon most .,9 of the driving being done py ac mcHeplry' tl,s n the adential friend of Tommy. who went down the line" with the stable, Is also back, and was busy yesterday shaking bands with bis many friends.