The San Francisco call., 1898-07-30
Some of the Flyers at
 Sacramento.
PREPARING FOR SEPTEMBER
STRINGS AT OTHER TRACKS
 IN READINESS.
A Great Array of Gallopers, Many of Which Will Probably Be Heard
 From in the Fall Campaign.

While hundreds of California horses are struggling for supremacy and incl dentally for money on the tracks Of the far East middle West and Montana, there are still left in this State a couple of hundred gallopers which are just be- ing taken up' and gradually made ready for the fall campaign in the Gold en State. This consists of one month at Sacramento 0he month of September and trifie over three weeks at Los An geles in October. There are a few minor meetings in the State, but not much at- tention Is paid to them by owners of thoroughbreds of the better grade. Most of the horses are at Agricultural Park, Sacramento. Following is partial list of the owners at present stationed there
 w. CButch'o Fisher, with sixteen Fashion Plate. He has just started to gallop the first named the best daughter of Gano and winner of over s20 900; Tom Boyle has fourteen in hand, many of unknown ability.
 W. M. Murry is handling fifteen head for P. Herzog, who bred Key Alfonso, Charley Quick, Key del Tierra, ct al. In the veterans hands are Key del Ban didos, who has been gelded, fired and blstered, Yankee Doodle, Red Glenn and many other well-known performers.
 w. C'Frisco'D Lind has 'Plunger'' Me Manus' collection in charge. Including Lord Marmion, Cross Molina, St. Philip and Charles le Bel. All are looking big and strong.
 Bartlett Springs, has six head galloping. Fleur de Lis looks high in flesh. The general opinion Is that the great mare will stand training.
 flyers in Mike Kelly's hands. Atkin will remain in Sacramento until the State Fair meeting is over.
 Al Martin has g couple of moneyget- ters stabled at '.The Park" and pr. Cut Ter is training Zarro and Royal Spirit, two very useful ones.
 Matt Storn and w. C"Curly'D Shields, containing Morellito, Horatio, Mercutio, Joe Terry and others well known to race goers.
 Burns & Warehouse have about twenty training in Oakland; Ben Timmons in charge. A number of the firms young sters are being fitted for the nursery stakes, to be run at the State Fair meet ing.
 Frank Taylor, who last season handled E. J. Baldwin's horses is conditioning a small string at the Oakland course, in- cluding Major Cook and Our Climate: and Al Smith has old Sport McAllister galloping along sound and well at the same place.
 There must be over thirty Brutuses old enough to race belonging to the Messrs. At San Jose. and Santa Clara and 0ro- vile Billy Appleby always has a few In training. but there arc not many at ,his
 George Baldwin. nephew of Lucky" Baldwin hae n tremendously long stfiR at santa Anita and "Hg Jim Garland hna several more, including Argentina,
 Ky Holy's Fortunate In going. alens nicely over the ranch track at Flosdea, md u host of hotsea hfe running cut at Brentwood Farm. Antioch among the number l. l. coeltef'H reNetto, cofflehte md Frank James r, NJ, Claflson of thia city will soon have hiH sallopets taken up and got ready for tho races, while around fiueneme and Santa Barbara there will be found from twenty to thirty Rallopers hard at work for the fall winter campnign.