The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08
ten hurdles. three feet high, owners to
ride The programme follows:

ten hurdles, three feet high, owners to
ride The programme follows:
The Hobart Cup-Quarter mile dash; tor
qualified polo ponies that hase rdars nGsT VIII
Quarter OF a mile-Mateh race for rs $50 e
Master Lee and MI Hobarts pony Co
manche; ridden by owners at equal weights;
$3.50; two and half miles; over ten hurdles
three feet high; horses to be RIDDEN iii n. ny
J. J. Moores Maud. Frank Carolan's Merry
Boy, Charles Dunphy's Blucher. o,,o,,eoa
polo ponies which have never won; riders
by lot; weight not under l6Q pounds. r,a
One and a quarter mile steeplechase-Ihe
Carolan Cup. for ponies l42 or under;
weight 100 pounds
one mile-Open to non-winners; cup TO
riders; weight. 100 pounds.
1t begins TO look like the "old times"
again around the California circuit, which
will be opened early during the month or
eties all have money TO burn, but new
men are at the helm and nobody seems
to know the exact place to apply the
torch. However, this matter can be easily
adjusted. From the present state OF the
situation either Santa Rose or MarysV1lle
will set the bal in motion, with the Pa
ctfc Coast Trotting Horse Breeders Asso-
citation meet August IA to 19. Then Will
follow Grass Valley, August 21-26; Oak
land August 26 to September 2; Sacra-
mento. September 4-16; Stockton, Septem-
Der 1928; San Jose, September $3.50. After
which will follow Salinas, Fresno and the
big meeting at Los Angeles. woodland
and Red Bluffs have lately dropped into
line and each place will probably claim a
date.
Early during the past week George E.
Cats and J. W Willy, press5ldent ana sec
ing Club, were in town and In an inter
view with Fred w. Kelley, Of the Breeder
and Sportsman said: stockton Will go
out of the way to get the crowd there this
year.
Judging from his Denver form. Coney.
the black PAGER, the dark unknown of
marked improvement during his journey
down the line on the green circuit. He
was cranky and erratic, and after making
a Jimmy" 1t took McHenry fully quar-
ter Of a mile TO again get him at his gait.
In his last race at the Colorado metropo-
lis the son Of Mckinney could have been
distanced had Ed Conley, the driver Of
George G, so Willed it.
This same Ed Conley is the driver who
will live long in the memory Of Book
maker George Rose. Conley is in the en-
pioy Of Judge Coburn of Pueblo. But three
years ago Conley had a mare at the Sac
ramento Fair called Nellie w. She took
the opening heat Of the he 2:26 ST. trot ?. at odds
expressed it: made a lemonade stand of
Roses grandst9nd book.
Frank Farrar of the. firm OF Farrar &,
Tuberville is at Oakland slowly recover
ing from his Denver sortie. Farrar's s
string consisted of Lochness, Naplan,
Racebud and Jockey FTawley. The first
named horse ran second five times, break
ing down at his last attempt Frank then
sold him to some misguided individual for
SO. the purchaser getting him for stud
purposes. Racebud was disposed of for
S125 Napian vent for three shares of
stock in an Alaskan ice manufacturing
machine, and Tony Tuberville left for
Portland.
Jockey Bozeman was one of the star
riders at the Denver meeting. He later de-
parted for Chicago, where he hopes to
gain reinstatement on the big tracks.
Bozemen was suspended some two years
back by the late NJ. Lewis Clarke for a
ragged looking ride on the back of old
Dungarven.
Jockey John Sullivan and Dealer" Mad
den are about town looking for some soft