The San Francisco call., 1906-12-04
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ing by The Skipper out of Patti, the
latter being a granddaughter of the
famous Thad Stevens. His ov-ner is
experiencing some trouble in register
ing the colt, as he failed to comply
with the jockey club regulations in this
respect at the proper time, and al
though he has offered to pay all sorts
of fines for his dereliction the officials
of the jockey club at New York have
not yet allowed the registration of the
colt. His owner purchased the sire
and dam of the colt as yearlings four
years ago with the intention of racing
them, but sickness has prevented him
from carrying out his plans until the
present season. The horses have mean
while been at his ranch near the mouth
of the Rogue River in Oregon. The
Skipper is also here. He is 5-year-
old and has been working we'll Next
week the 5-year-old mare Tressie, by
Rey del Sierras out of Oxzilla, will
arrive from the ranch to strengthen
the Hume string, and it is expected
that the trio will pull down some
purses during the meeting. T. L. Arm
strong, an old timer, is training the
Hume horses. If the campaign at En-
eryvilie is successful this winter hume
will engage in breeding on an ambi-
tious scale.
After Marion Rose won the 2-year-
old race Paddy Lynch boosted her from
s400 to $500, at which price she was
retained for Barney Schreiber, her own
er. II is thought that this was an echo
of the Gemmell boost on Saturday, It
having been rumored that Schreiber
was behind Harry Mack in some of his
transactions. Polk's friends are cred
tied with having decided to boost the
Gemmell boost. Schneider was consid-
erably disturbed over the episode and
disclaims any connection with Mack.
The genial Teuton says that he has
all he can do to attend to his own af-
fairs without getting mixed up in any,
body elses.
Joe Rose arrived yesterday from the
East via Portland and will put on a
book at tomorrow's cutin. He is think
ing of taking a trip to Honolulu in
about a fortnight, but has not definitely
made his arrangements as yet. He
looks we'll after a prosperous season
on the New York tracks and started
in we'll by winning his initial bet on
the winner of the opening race, Mid
mont He also managed to play some
other live ones during the day.
Jockey Jimmie Mcintyre was set
down for a week by Starter Dwyer for
! the persistency with which he runs at
1 the barrier when the fields are lining
up for the start. The boy had already
been fined for the same offense few
DAYS ago, but as he kept up his tactics
the starter decided that it was time to
take more heroic measures to enforce
discipline.
DR.. H E. Rowell was fined $50 for
being late at the paddock with Plausi-
BILE in the second race.
Jockey Knapp had a narrow escape
from injury when Yo San fell in the
third race as result of Metlakatla and
Titus swerving in front of her in the
stretch. Knapp was thrown among
the horses coming behind, and the spec
tators were greatly relieved when be
picked himself up, unhurt except for
| the shaking up that the fall produced
Jockey Jarrett broke his maiden
when he brought Marion Rose home
| lengths in front, eased up. This boy
rode around the New York tracks dur
\ ing the summer. He is under contract
TO Barney Schneider.
A. Brown again carried off the jockey
honors. Tommy Sandy also rode well
/ and Frank Graham landed his usual
winner.
The list of jockeys at Emeryville this
season, with their riding weights, is as
! follows:
Alarie 107, Bullman 100, Brussell go
/ A. Brown los, Crossthwaite 112, w. Du-
! gan 110, ]. Daily 109, Downing 81
/ Earnshaw 95, Graham 100, E. Hayes
100, E Hildebrand 10S, ]. Hayes 90, Hy-
ans los, H Jackson 110, w. Johnson
/ l02 w Knapp los, ]. Kelly los, F.
Kelly I10, Leeds los, Lawrence los, c.
/ Miller 102, w. Miller 81, Mcbride 103
1 Mcintyre 100, Moran 95, Rettig 102
Redfern lis, e. Robinson 1O5, w
Smith 90, T. Sullivan 102. Sherwood
10, Sandy 90, F. Sullivan 112. L. Will
! liams I07, A. Wright 102, E. Walsh los
/ c. Wright 102, Wiley 80, r. Wilson 107
Appleby 100, NJ. Buxton rs, Z. Dugan
/ II, r. Davis 80, Fair 102, Flannery "a
]. Hunter SO, Kirschbaum so. Lendering g
! 75, G. Mclaughlin so, McRae 95, c.
Smith S5. F. Wilson 81, A. Williams
/ 103, A. Walsh 20.
= Arthur Redfern is galloping the Dur
! nell horses and will soon be down to
riding weight He had Nealon and Ell
practically in racing form and Elwood
after long rest. is rounding TO rap
! idly.
Jockey Joe Mcbride is still under
treatment for an injury sustained in
I the saddle over a week ago. 1t will
be at least another week before he
is able to accept a mount
Kumiss, Alma Boy, Cheers, Cloche