The San Francisco call., 1906-11-26
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Alsrie- 9. Bullman. E Dugan, Down
ING. Eildebrand. Jackson, F. Kelly
kirchbauus Leeds. Rettfg. A Wright
J. DAILY League and r Wilson have
landed one OF more Of their mounts
within the money. but have not been
able 70 land a winner
Fair- ChartOumsau, Goo6child. HAYES
-.- Williams, Hysms. ". Johnston. r
wilson Leibe. c. Miller. F. Moran. Nc
Rae. Mclaughlin. Sherwood, c. Smith.
C. Wright and A Walsh have had
mounts. but have not finished within
the money
weights VIII be announced today for
the Thanksgiving handicap. which VIII
be the feature OF the card al Oakland
Oh THURSDAY The event VIII be mile
and q furlong. for three-year-olds and
upward. and VIII have value OF about
5000. Most Of the leading performers
~ the track have been nominated and
high-class field is assured
sam Elldreth VIII be represented by
Logistilla. Security, Guiding Star. Rapid
Water. Gypsy King, Earl Rogers and
king cole. Security and Rapid Water
are two that have not yet made their
debut here
Proper viii be the main reliance OF
Walter Jennings, who also has Confed-
crate and Jocund nominated 10 carry
his colors.
other prominent eiigibIes are Ramus,
Blue Eyes. corrigsn- True Wing. Sir
Edward. Borghesi, Lubin, Massa, Or
chan and Besrcstcher-
The probable starters include Lubin
last years winner), Logistilla, Proper,
Borghesi, COrrigan. Blue Eyes. r. ".
Barr. Ramus, Sir Edward and Dolinda
The starting Of such q classy field as
this viii insure q stirring contest and
win give the race very open look
The BeIdame handicap for three
Tear-Olcs and upward al six and a
half furlongs VIII be the feature Of to-
morroW's card
The attraction Saturday viii be the
Cinderella handicap at one mile. II
viii be for -year-olds and upward
that have not been placed IN a sweep
stakes al the meeting and viii have a
value Of $1,000.
The starting OF the first race daily
IT l.4o p. N IS a popular innovation,
as the sport is ended by o'clock and
the people are in the city before ;.
The card which has been provided for
today, while not overburdened with
class, forecasts several stirring con-
tests and has an exceedingly open look.
IN the opener, at q mile. W W Eli
otis Don Hamilton, which has been
working satisfactorily, may be able 10
win from Atkins. which ran second 10
Tavora a few days ago Downing viii
have the mount on ElIictt's horse and
Mcbride probably VIII ride Atkins.
Nina Gibson, one OF the Yeger string,
VIII start for the first time
In the second race bunch of speed
burners VIII meet sam Hildreth's s
Van Ness has been running in better
company and should be able to lead
Entire Nous TO the wire. The latter
was a very consistent performer Al
seattle and earned brackets frequently.
OF the horses entered for the third
race, Hersain has the most speed ana
may be able 70 last She had all her
speed IN her last race, but dogged il
and finished IN the ruck Meringue
and Alice Carey are likely to be close
up at the finish.
Harry Stoyer should be able to land
the purse in the two-year-old race
with his entry, Native Son and Mabel
Hollander. Native Son was poorly
ridden his last out and was then beaten
only a nose by Tony Faust. Although
the distance is half q furlong farther
today he should turn the tables on
the Schreiber youngster.
Lazeu has been knocking at the
door in her last three starts and ought
10 score today in the final event, as
she win have little to beat
The death Of sysonby at the age Of
four during the present year leaves
Domino safely IN the lead among the
big winners on the American turf.
The record OF American runners that
have won 100000 and over. is as fol-
lows: