The San Francisco call., 1904-11-02
MANY ENTRIES
FOR FUTURITY
Budd Doble's Horse Kinney
Lou Heads the List With
Twenty-Six of His Progeny
MORGAN BLOOD POPULAB
Is Found in the Pedigrees
Of Most Of the Years
Fastest Track Performers

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Two hundred and fifty-four nomina-
tors made 33S entries in the $1,000 Pa
cific Breeders Futurity for the foals of
mares bred this year. Twenty-six of the
mares nominated were bred to Budd
Doble's fast trotting stallion, Kin
ney Lou, 2:07M, which thereby heads
the list of stations represented. Sid
ney Dillon. sire of the champion trot-
ter. Lou Dillon, 1:5S1a, comes next,
with seventeen Mares STAN B, 2:11A,
has sixteen credited to him: Search
light, 2:03A. has fourteen; Bonnie Di-
rect, 2:05 IL, twelve, and Nutwood
,, Wilkes 2:161s Monterey 2:09A and
Demonio 2:11K, have ten each. One
hundred and eighteen trotting and
pacing stations are represented in the
stake Among the mares nominated
are Lou Milton, bred to Sidney Dillon.
Her produce will be full brother or
sister to the worlds champion trotter.
Ingar,. the dam of John A. McKerron,
2:O4H, has also been nominated.
Santa Rosa Stock Farm, Alex Brown
of Walnut Grove. ]. w. Halle & Co.
of Suisun, Martin Carter of Irvington,
III. Brace of Eureka and w. A. Shippee
of Butte County are among the princi-
pal nominators. The Santa Rosa
of entries-ten.
The fastest trotting records of the
year, made in actual races. are as fol-
lows:
Two-year. old colt Bon voyage, by Expe
1olyearoid ey iy iseiiemont by zombro 2S1s 20
Three-yeer-o -olds colt. Lord Revelstoke, by
Three ,ysar-old My Grace Bond, by The
Four yeAr-oId colt Tom Axworthy. by
-Four year-oid aliy Tuna. by James Madi, -
Five .year-old mare e Angola. by Gregory - =
Fiveyear. i've r.oid gedns Arsto. BY Nusha 'OS
Fastest mare. sweet Marie. by McKin-
Fastest geidins. Tiverton. by Calico = ~
Fastest stallion. Direct View. by Direct 2 :os4 i.
Fastest new performer, Stanley Dillon,
by Sidney Dillon Observation-Disclosures. .2:0IA
SENSATIONAL GREEN TROTTER.
The old Morgan blood, so popular
in the New England States fifty years
ago, is to be found in the pedigrees OF
many of the fastest performers this
year. Sweet Marie. 2:04M, the two
great three-year-oid- trotters, Alta AK
worthy, 2:10H,.ss and Grace Bond,
2:09A, and the sensational PAGER. John
M, 2:02M. all have Morgan blood in
their veins. s ~ srf4
Another Sensational green trotter
has appeared inst California, although
but little, has Peeila heard about her
outside the few whip have seen John
Phippen giving her. the little training
she has had at the San lose track. She
is black mare and Budd Doble says
the best gated one he has seen for a
long time. Doble tried to get an OPP
ton on her for an Eastern party. An
-.
citizen, offered her owner, F. Hahn,
of this city, $1,000 for the mare, but
the offer was declined. With about
two months' training she stepped a
half in 1:03a last week, the last quar-
ter being in :3115. The mare was bred
at Oakwood Park Stock Farm. She
is by Charles Derby, dam Nellie EN-
moline, by Leo Corbett, second dam
by Whjppleton.
The Pacific District Board of Appeals
of the National Trotting Association
will meet here shortly to act upon a
number of interesting cases. One Of
these is the suspension of the CalifOr-
MIA State Agricultural Society for its
failure to pay the harness horse own
ers the amount of several stakes and
purses won by them. The rules of the
association that provide for the sus-
pension of owners for failure to pay
sion of associations that fail to pay
purses or stakes. Several owners who
did not receive the money won by their
horses at the State fair this year have
filed their claims with the secretary of
the Board of Appeals and nothing re-
mains for the board TO do but suspend
the State board and all its officials as
required by the rules.
WILL HEAR A PROTEST.
Another interesting case to come up
is the protest filed against j. d.
Springer and his horse Billy Red, win
ner of second money in the $500 stake
at San Jose in August last. 1t seems
that Billy Red was not eligible to start
in this race, which was for 2:20 class
PAGERS, owing to the fact that he had
made record of 2:12h at Pieasanton
the week before Billy Red was not
an original nomination in this stake
but was substituted for another horse
under a clause in the conditions which
provided that substitutions could be
made August of horses then eligible
| to the class. Mr.. Springer secured the
substitution for his horse long before
the Pieasanton meeting and had no
idea that the record made there would
bar him at San Jose Neither were any
of the officers of the Breeders Asso-
citation nor the judges in the stand
aware that Billy Red was not eligible
to the race until a couple of days after
ii was decided. when careful perusal
of the conditions showed that there
was doubt as to Billy Reds eligibil-
ity and the race was protested. 1t will
be an interesting case. Opinion is
evenly divided as to whether the pro-
test will be sustained or not.
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Former Boxing Champion Dies.