The San Francisco call., 1898-08-03
The Little Jockey Left in
 the Dust.
HILDRETH OWNS TWINKLER
DEFECTIVE PINKERTON BUYS
 SEVERAL RACERS.
Death of Morello's Young Brother, Morocco-California Bred Horses
 to the Front In the East.

Tod Sloan was badly outridden re- gently at Saratoga by Willie Martin, and yesterday Sam Doggett and Danny Maher made him play second violin over the Brighton Beach course. Maher won on Wine Press and Maximo Co., meg and the Captain was second on Anitra and Banquo. Then Sam Dog gett won on Miss Tenny and Tod was a good second on Bonadea, while in the last race Simms won on Ben Ronald and "Toddy' was a fair third on Gun Metal. All of these defeats must be trying on the nerves of the midget and his host of followers.
 At Montreal. on July 29 two of the six winners were bred at Rancho del Paso. They were Mirth, by imp. Mid lothian, and Sleepy Belle, by Salvador.
 In a communication to the New York Spirit of the Times North Yorkshire man" predicts good prices for the flag gin yearlings to be sent to England and sold during the coming fall, and declares the English sportsmen are very much impressed with the useful ness of the American-bre galloper.
 Fast Black, the lilly that recently de- feated Whiplash, is by imp. Watercress from Abilene, and was bred at Rancho del Paso. The same day that Fast Black won (July 28) Marblehead (by imp. Watercress- -Madrid) was success full at Saratoga He is a brown colt and belongs to Philip J. Dwyer.
 Kinley Mack, the bay wo-year-old, brother to Mary Black, Is as yet unde- feated. He Is raced by his breeders, the Messrs. Eastin & Larabie of Deer Lodge, Mont, who also race Mary Black and own her dam, Songstress, by Luke Blackburn.
 /z-z T . cently) by the Messrs. Boots, won again at Saratoga on Monday for Sam 1 Hildreth, his new owner, doing his mile 1 in 1:411A with the California lad, Dick 1 Clawson, in the saddle. He was also victorious on the first day at Saratoga, as was Marblehead and Kinley Mack. products of the Sacramento Valley of the Golden State Marblehead won the l Congress Hall stakes, defeating Satir- | ist, Hungarian, pr. Eichberg, Counsel | Tor, Weinberg and others.
 1 The fields were very large at the Montreal meeting, where H. D. Brown acted as starter and John J. Carter as races on July 28, and every start was pronounced good. Brown did his first work as starter at the Bay District track in 1893, and 1t was predicted then that he would make his mark in the cursing box.
 | Ninety cents, d SOOQ WilISi dt Brighton Beach is an aptly named Cal i ifornia- bred gelding, being by imp Sir Modred from Trade Dollar.
 The mighty Morello's brother, Moroc- co, bought as a yearling by P. Loril- lard, latterly the property of R. w. Nelson, died a few days ago of inf1am- nation of the bowels at Cheney, Pa. His loss Is very heavy one, for much was expected of Morocco at the stud.
 Hamburg and Ornament may be brought together over the Saratoga track August 10. Marcus Daly, owner of the former, is said to be willing to 1 make a match with Ornaments owner and the latter can name his distance.
 H. H. Hum, who trained for w. s. | Hobart, the young San Mateo million aire, for a couple of seasons, leaves New York shortly for Venezuela with a lot of gallopers He expects to sell.
 The success of the horses that raced in California. especially of his black horse, Judge Denny, has led the famous Chicago detective, William A. Pinker- ton, to purchase a number of good horses of Sam c. Hildreth, including Hurly Burly, Fonsovannah and Toluca
 Hurly Burly divided sprinting cham pionship honors with Mary Black ali the recent Washington Parl meeting Fonsovannah is a more than useful selling platter, while Toluca is account
 ed the champion two-year-old lilly o1 fha Middle West this season