The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-22
brought over the old Splinter

Saunders brought over the old Splinter
Alex Shields and Cash Sloan got in
here on Wednesday from Lakeside track
with Topmast, Dare II, Prince Blazes,
Ruskin and Frank Jaubert.
Joe Rose had but one book on yester-
day. Joe was reported to be nearly
$40 900 loser on last weeks operations, so
concluded to let Bill jackson and his
Riley Grammar is reported to be $40 900
ahead Of the game of booking up to
date. The Kentuckian has discarded his
The officials in the stand notified Enoch
Wfshard yesterday that hereafter
Master ], Reif would be allowed to
only on good acting horses. So many
longshoreuen are seen in the saddle these
days that the judges were fearful the
little fellow would meet with some acct
dent
James Neil was the happiest man at the
auction sale last night. After he had
him for $3.50 Jim was shortly afterward
offered $50 for his bargain. He refused
the raise, and declares by all the bricks
the daughter of Ormonde and Bud the
lrst time they hook up in race.
Ottinger, the ticket broker, was one of
rissey.
Starter Caldwell set Wainwright down
Tor me meeting. The boy had the mount
on Don't Tell, and conveniently got left
at the post.
Nick Hail, not an ounce heavier in
ayolrdupois, got in from Chicago yester-
NICK says that Canace was so highly
touted. that he was afraid to enter her
IN selling races. This compelled him 10
start her in events where she was out
classed slightly, with result that on
seventeen occasions she finished second.
SeVens, his other fast FLY, went wrong.
Jockey McNichol arrived with him.
Frank Rutter had many admirers when
ne nrst arrived here, but his saddle work
OF late has taken on a yellowish hue that
is not always pleasant to the eye The
race won by Ailyar yesterday was a
rough looking affair all through, bet
ting not excepted, and Rutters ride on
at the end of the season.
The gentlemen's race for Thursday has
T ci9s i witn six entries MI Hobart will
ers, H. Forsland Una Colorado and Mr..
Dunphy William OBJ.
Tommy Lottridge and Jimmy Coffey,
Doth clever trainers, reSorted to the
dope" yesterday and played Valenci-
enne. Tommy says figures run for the
mathematlcians. after this.
When horses go to the post they are
supposed to take positions a. the bar
rier according to the number assigned
them on the programme. and starters
should see that they do this. Cyril drew
the rail position, yet Rutter took him to
the dry going on the outside, the horse,
from from the way he was ridden, having no
fancy for the mud. These positions have
much to do with influencing the betting
and II the rule was worth making II
should be enforced.
Following are to-day's entries:
First Race-Five and half furlongs. selling
two ear-olds. e'
81 81 Sam McKeever. Jos 20S Ocorona .1os
IS7 68 f Edcs i9 ISL Srossmona lbs
La Paresseuse- los 1877 Rio Chico. los
Second Race-seven furlougs; selling. tb-..-
year-olds. I'll
Daisy F.........IO5l PAP I.osette ,oz
(2222SS)Mlarplot .1OS 22s Imperious .i0S
2S6 First Call........10St (232) Inverary u...107
Third Race-six furIongs; purse.
Cso Rfg! ~ 2 s5s s2ssuma
(219san VenadO ....1o5i 207 Fieur de Lis. 1911
Fourth Race-one mile; special.
233 Morellito .....1O6 (2S3) Mistral Zip
2SS Ostler Joe.......112 222 Rainier ......... 90
Fifth Raee-Four and a half furlongs; maiden
two-year-olds.
219 St. Kristine.....1o5 21S Silver Beaux. .1o5
90 90 Fayersham los ZIG Jerry. Hunt......lOS
Sixth Race-seven furlongs; selling.
22S Tom smith....-.1o 226 Judge stouffer 100
205 Dolore ........-.1O2 2o5 Lodestar - 102
PIG PIG G5esyhqrst 1872 22s Little Alarm i0i
Selections for To-Day.
First Race-Rio Chico, Sam McKeever,
Ocorona.
Second Race-First Call A1srplot, Daisy F.
Third Race-Fleur de Lis. Miss Rowena. Sat
suma-
Fourth Race-ostler Joe, Mistral II, MoreI-
Fifth Race-siiver Beaux, Jerry Hunt. Faver-
sham.
Sixth Race-Lodestar. Judge stouner, Lady
Britannia.