The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
observation-disclosures
Sweep the Gard
at EmeyuiHe
rEsrERpAY,s WINNERs
BY }. r. Jeffery

Mcintyre for thirty DAYS as p1N-7-
ment Cor having reported Tor saoule
service in an intoxicated cOndluon,
which offense was further aggravated
by the indulgence OF the boy ln olsfe-
spectful language 10 Clerk OF lle
scales Egbert when that official took
him 10 task for his violation OF the
racing regulations. was the sensallonal
feature Of yesterday al EmeryFllle- NC
Tutvre was carded 10 ride Ralelgn ~
Mandator, Ismailian and Fair taBoL
during The afternoon. He managed 70
conceal his incompetent condition ron
the officials and the trainer OF lhalelgn
until the first race had been run, ana
MS mount generally regarded as a Keen
contender. had been badly beaten on as
8 result OF hts Inability 10 be or any as
sfstauce The stable foreman, who
ssddled Raleiz-h. noticed that Mcintyre
was q bit unsteady when he emers ed
from the jockeys quarters TO take ms
mount but failed TO attribute the boy s
condition TO its real cause. The
Keenes, owners Of the horse, placed a
commission Of several hundred dollars
on Raleigh and were naturally greatly
chaErined over Mclntyre's conduct
WEAKENED BY REDUCING
II seems that the boy had been re-
ducing heavily early in the day in
order 10 DO the weight OF 50 pounds on
MandatOr, with as little surplus as
possible After taking of several
pounds he felt weak and resorted TO
the use OF brandy as a stlmUlant over
rsring his ability to Withstand the eI-
fects Of the liquor in his weakened con-
dftion. he drank an excessive quantity.
Clerk Of the Scales Egbert discovered
McIntvre's condition when the latter
entered the scalesroom 70 weigh IN
after dismOunting from Raleigh Ihe
stewards at once ordered the boys sus-
pension for the next thirty days and
arranged for the substitution or other
boys on the horses that he had been
ENGAGED to ride during the remainder
OF the afternoon.
MCINTYRE IS under contract to Trainer
Frank w. Doss and expects 20 ride in
Europe during the coming sumner, but
has not yet signed a contract. de fire.
Quently has been set down for several
oavs at a time by Starters Dwyer and
Hoffman for misconduct at the barrier,
but he has not before been ln serlO as
trouble. his Offenses at the barrier be-
ing the result Of persistent efforts 10
get his mounts away in front il is
not known whether his present indis-
erection viii affect HIS promising pros
poets for a European engagement, but
ID is hardly likely that il will
BAD DAY FOR LAYERS or ODDS
The hackers Of short-priced horses
were in clover yesterday, as the six
races went 10 four favOrites and two
second choices. Walter Miller had q
great day in the saddle, with three
frsts and q second out Of Eve mounts.
His employers TalentOsa, q so TO
shot was the only mount with which
he finished out Of the money.
Favorites began this victorious ca
reer with the winning OF the first race
by College widow, q clever BassetlaW-
.HrH D. rHon Ia
whose stable mate, Billy Meyer, was
beaten only a nose for the place by
Leonardsdale. a Griffin juvenile. The
Hildretb pair ruled a 10 5 choice iu
The betting. Miller Mcbride, williams
was the jockey order at the END. Mil
ler's mount showed class by winning
easily. with four lengths 10 spare.
The favorite players received a set
back when Sugarmafd. with Miller up
al 10 /. defeated Ruby the TO
shot, neck in the second. a five fur
long sprint Sugarmaid. cut of soor
after the start, saved lot OF ground or
the turn and Joined issue with Billy
Mayham and Ruby, the pacemakers, iu
the stretch Magham on whom there
had been 8 tremendous plunge follow
ing hot paddock tip, weakened IN the
nnal hundred yards and fel back beat
en-, leaving Ruby and Sugarmaid to
hight II out 10 the wire. Ruby swerved
q trihe after passing the paddock
which may have cost her the race
Going wide into the tretch also con-
tributed TO her defeat Billy Mayham
saved third money easily.
TWO CHOICES IN FRONT
Favorites took the next two races
santa Ray an 10 5 shot. winning the
third IN an exciting finish with Fury
The latter showed marked improve.
ment as q result of the removal OF the
bar plates IN which he had been run.
ming over muddy tracks and was
beaten only neck. Neither Santa Ray
nor Fury got OF well and both Of them
gradually overlook the leaders Judge
the ola ue, set the pace most Of the
way and curled up as usual at tbt
paddock, but was easily third at the
wire, none Of the others being neAr
enough 10 the leaders 10 take advan-
tage Of his habit Of stopping. Wafer
cure and Sir Carter displayed early
speed, but faded away. although Wa
Lercure was coming again at the end
Brown rode the winner.
Miller and Noladay were the winnin1
combination In the fourth. Ii was the
fifth straight victory for Voladav. bu'
'as he was meeting a better field than
he had hitherto vanQuished. the books
laid 10 against his chances. He
just rolled" home when Miller let
i4tAD NyNA ia Li4e SlItLchs aLLer follow
ing The BOrgian closely in the early
running. The Borgian beat Gateway
for the place by several lengths Man
datOr refused to extend himself for r.
Davis and was never prominent. to the
disappointment Of his hackers. Blue
Eyes failed 10 make good with her
usual strong sprint in the stretch Cor
rigan, ridden by an exercise boy. was
evidently out for a workout for the
Burns and ran last al the way
DORADO OUTRUNs AVONALIS
The talent made the mistake Of ac-
cepting Avonalis as choice for the fifth
when the bookmakers quoted the RAN
cho del Rio flly at even money Al
though there was a strong play on
Dorado at s to s, Avonalis. with Miller
up. went 70 the post favorite The
two ran as a team all the way to the
stretch, where Williams let out q link
with Dorado and won easily by a
couple OF lengths. AvOnalis was as
easily second and Hooligan had no
trouble IN taking third money. Baker.
who otherwise might have been q con-
tender, was atrociously ridden by Dur
nelre novice, Thurston.
" 3. Jennings Ingham was a reced-
Ing favorite for the last but won easily