The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-14


as may be satisfactory to Landscape
Egbert be among the starters Weight
will be at eight pounds below tn
scale The owners of these horse
must come forward at once and signif
their desires in the matter IL the pro
posed race is to be made Landscape
Egbert has arranged the preliminarie
of similar matches in the past, onl
TO have the race fall through on sew
eral occasions. and in this instance h
insists that If the owners of tn
horses referred to, or any other high
they must step up and say so. H
wants it understood that there will b
absolutely no deviation from tn
weight as announced above. and IL tn
owners do. not show an inclination t
enter their~horses under these condl
tions the race will not be run.
The offer of the jockey club is Ger
tainly a liberal one, and the race goin
public viii welcome its acceptance b
the owners of the horses named an
any others who may think that the
have a chance to pull down the purse
Such race will unquestionably arous
widespread interest and will go ia
toward settling the question of su
pLtLldNN lllC ndnuANdp diN lolO
at the local track.
The stewards. following out thei
expressed determination to put an en-
to rough riding tactics, melted out pun
ishment to three Jockeys yesterda,
Brussell was set down for a week 70
striking Jockey Hunter with his viii
at the head of the stretch in the frs
race. and Hunter was fined s25 70
cutting in with Monaco Maid in tn
same race. Jockey Mcintyre, who re
stunned riding on Tuesday after havin
been down for a week, drew a furthe
Clandestine all over the track in tn
second race, to the possible detrimer
Of FL Chihuahua.
Jockey Joe Jones arrived yesterda
from New York, where he closed cor
tract to ride in England next seaso
for August Belmont. Belmont has fit
horses in training for the Englis
races and Jones. having become to
heavy to ride at the American weight
gladly accepted the opportunity |
pursue his vocation abroad. Belmor
is known to entertain a high opinio
of the young mans ability in the sac
die as a result OF the satisfactory wa
in which he has been riding-the Be
mont horses at New York when /
could make the weight. Jones will d,
vote his attention to his horses at II
local track until March, when he wi
start for England.
The Pacific Union handicap for TIVE
year. olds, the stake feature of tomoI
rows card, will be decided over trac
that is fetlock deep in mud as resu
of the continued rains of the past fe
days. j. r. Walker arrived yesterda
form Los Angeles with j. ]. Walsh
Arimo, colt that fairly revels in I'll
going, the youngster having bee
brought up from Ascot with the hot
of carrying off the rich stake. Arin
was bred by Adolph Spreckels at Nar
Stock Farm and is by imp. Solitaire
Magdalenas. He vanQuished some ia
fields in the East in the mud and ia
second TO Oarsman, with 100 ponds u
in the Jonathan handicap at / l.
miles at Ascot Park on opening ds
over slow track, defeating Gorg;
lete. w. H Cary. Azora, Supren
Court, Stilicho, FL Otros, OriIene al
Ed Ball A few days later he w;
beaten off by Col. Jack and Airs over
sloppy track with 116 pounds up. F
is asked to carry 113 tomorrow. It
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take the measure of colts like Barne
Schreiber's Tony Faust and Harry st,
ver's Native Sop. Faust is general
regarded as the probable winner
/ the stake, even with the top weight
116 pounds. He has abundantly d
montrated his ability to go a rout
likes the mud and gives promise of b.
ing good weight packer. In short |
has performed as colt of class shou
and brilliant future is predicted (,
him by those who have watched h
development In Native Son he has
rival that will make him stretch h
neck to win in the opinion of man
/ The Slower colt is unquestionably h
superior at sprinting distances. but
remains to be seen how closely the tv
are matched going a route.
Woolma was given a very satisfa
tory workout for the stake race We
terday, covering the mile in the mudC
going outside the sticks In 1:49. Z
looked fit and pulled up with pleni
In reserve. Besides the youngsters a
ready named the probable starters il
clude Temaceo, Fair Fagot, Grace s
Clair, Peerless Lass, Huerfano ar
two or three others.
Boots" Durnell made a good clear
up Wntu NS6lOn BdliOp0Q nome an 6as
winner in the last race. The Durne
money did not put in an appearance
the ring until Nealon's price had r
coded from 1-3 to AS. Then the rir
was flooded and the colts price at pc
time was 11-20. Although Nealon hi
not been given much work since h
arrival from the East Durnell kne
that he was fit and stood a tap on hin
while the greater part of the publ
lost their money on Sir Russell, Mi
ler's mount.
Fair Fagot. c. Helfer's good youn,
ster, was entered by mistake in IL
second race for today, but has bee
discovered to be ineligible under Il
conditions of the race and consequent
will not start.
zick Abrams claimed Dorado out
the first race for s725. Abrams he
Sir Carter in the race.
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Jockey Joe Mcbride is convalescel
1 and will ho af L,