The San Francisco call., 1907-06-06
Stewards Suspend Jockey Fischer After the Reversal
Of Form SholDn BY Andrew Mack
Yesterdays WINNERS
BY j. r. Jeffery

one Dy one the jockeys whose enOrIS
in the saddle at Emeryyille have given
race goers just cause for criticism and
complaint. are falling by the wayside,
so to speak, thanks to the energetic
and determined manner in which the
officials are meeting the situation. The
latest offender to fall under the official
ban is Jockey Fischer who is under
contract to j. B. Dunn. Fischer was
indefinitely suspended yesterday, fol-
lowing the victory of William Cahilps
Andrew Mack in the fourth races with
the stable apprentice Nutting up. The
race was at a mile and sixteenth,
and the time was las 3-5. On Monday
last, Andrew Mack. running as fa-
vorite, with Fischer up, was beaten six
and half lengths in a race at the
same distance, which was won by
Ralph Young in 1:47s3-5. With diff
ference in weight of only FIVE pounds.
the apprentice allowance. Mack ran
fully two seconds faster for Nutting
than under Fischers handling. Fischer
had put up other rides which the Off
cials looked upon with displeasure, and
Andrew Mack's startling Improvement
supplied them with abundant justifica-
tion for the boys suspension.
CROWD DISPLAYS FEELING
remarkable demonstration, in
which the sentiment of the crowd was
plainly manifested, followed Andrew
Macks victory. Little Nutting was ap-
plauded to the echo from the time that
he dismounted until he had returned
to the paddock. This was presumably
because of the belief that the feat
which he had just accomplished would
end the local career of Fischer, who
has become exceedingly unpopular with
local race goers because of his fire.
quent failure to win with the best
horses during the last few weeks A
charitable view of his saddle work of
late would be that he has become thor
oughly incompeten<.
Fischer came here with a reputation
that was not of the best, acquired at
Los Angeles and in the middle west.
For a time he showed good form, but
recently his riding has been wretched.
william Cahill had second call on his
services and put him UP on the Cahill
horses up to yesterday, when he felt
that the time had come for him to make
change. Andrew Mack's victory
demonstrated the wisdom of his decil
sion.
FOUR FAvORITEr eUTRUN
Yesterdays card looked exceptionally
promising for favorites, but only two
of six choices were successful Upsets
from an entirely unexpected source
came In the third and sixth races, won
by the long shots Monte Lucille and
Billy Mayham. both of which displayed
sudden and conspicuous Improvement.
The opening race also brought an
upset, but not of the glaring sort.
College Widow, the favorite, met with
interference shortly after the start,
and, falling far out of the running,
barely managed to place, after a long
drive through the stretch. Turnaway.
with Kirschbaum UP, the well backed
second choice, raced Albion H into
submission in the early part and went
on to an easy victory Abey ran a
smart race under Apprentice Nuttfngs
pilotage and was beaten for the place
by the favorite only in the last few
strides. st. Avon was at no time prom
inent. The five furlongs were run in
/ 100 S-5 good time for a two year old
performance.
Gala, favorite In the second, won by
the narrowest of margins in a driving
finish with the IL to shot. Fair Fagot.
Talentosa cut out the running into the
stretch, where Buxton sent the favorite
to the front. Just when 1t looked as
If Gala would win with ease, Fair
Fagot came from behind with a great
burst of speed and all but took the
measure of the favorite Talentosa
easily beat the others for the show.
McCAFFERTY TURNS A TRICK
C. c. McCafferty's inconsistent Monte
Lucille came to life at long odds in the
third. l.. Wilson, who formerly rode
>-~>>>~>~~~~~->.>~-~~>~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NoYO-Arrived June 5-Br stmr Shella, hence
June 4.
ABERDEEN-Arrived June 4-Schr o. NJ. Kel-
1ogg hence May 21; stnr Charles Nelson, hence
June 1; stmr Chehalis hence June /.
Sailed June 4-Stmr Tamalpais for San Fran
cisco; stmr Westerner. for San Francisco; stmr
San Francisco.
SAN PEDRO--sailed June '5-schr Ethel Zane,
for Grays Harbor.
Arrived June 4-stmr Gso.ge W. Elder, hence
June 3.
Sailed June 5-Stmr Brooklyn for Eureka;
Arrived June 5-Schr Luzon, from Everett; |;
stmr Argyll, from Portland.
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