Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
HAS
GOOD BUNCH
SENDS TWENTY-FouR HEAD TO
LOCAL COURSE
Henry Mcdaniel Will Train String,
Among Which Wexford, c. w.
Burt and Laura Clay
Are Numbered
BY IRVING b. CLEMENTS

Henry Mcdaniel arrived yesterday from
the east with r. L. Thomas string Oh
twenty-four. Among them are such good
performers as C. w. Burt, Wexford,
Laura Clay and many other fast and
year olds, besides a number OF promls-
ing yearlings. They are quartered at
santa. Anita track.
U. q. De Arman got in from Frisco
yesterday with his useful string of cam
paisners. The best ones are Money Muss,
Early Tide, Harvel, Creston and Opti-
clan.
II. Reynolds arrived last night from tine
north and will campaign his stable here
for the season. Bath Marx, Tea Bath
and four yearlings make up his string
Ralph Worthington, the one time crack
steeplechaser rider, came in last night
and wants to meet either Danny WEB
ster or Harry Dunn at Uncle Tom
cabin on December 13.
Fred Whitlock, who formerly trained
and schooled Sheriff Williams, Bonneli,
DIR. Logan, Kildoe, Adams. Mindora and
many other good ones for Barney Schrei-
ber, will open public training stable al
Ascot Whitlock up to 1897 was the best
one of the few jockeys that earned the
reputation of being good trainer.
Jockey Musgrave, accompanied by 2.
T. Chinn his employer, came in from the
east yesterday. Chinn's horses arrived
about two weeks ago and such good ones
as Glenecho, General Haley and iretea-
sion will sport his colors. Musgraye be-
Ran his career as rider at Ascot last
season and showed such good work In the
saddle that Chinp secured his services
and he was one of the finds of the season
in the way of riding material.
By the end of the week there will be
number of horses down from Oakland.
sam Hildreth will ship twenty in care Of
John Lowe, who formerly trained for
John w Schorr, the Memphis brewer.
A selling war has broken out at Oak
land during the past week between Roy
Offut and Canadian Jack Adkins; they
are bidding up each others horses when
they win and claim each others horses
when beaten.
Henry Mack was fined $100 by the
Judges at Oakland for fighting with
Charlie Henschall and U. 2. De Arman
after the latter bid up Tavora when she
won her race. s
Jim Curl moved six horses to the new
track yesterday. Among them was ORR
lene, which will probably be the favorite
in the Pomona handicap, which will be
run on the opening day.
The Pasadena stable, the property OF
r. D. and p j. Williams, will ship it's
entire bunch to Santa Anita today. They
have two carloads and such good per-
formers as Abbaup, Anoura and j. r.
Laughrey The latter is an improved
horse, and as he has bten working well
will hold his own among the best of
them Jockey g. Swain is expected this
week from Bennings, and he will prob
ably do the riding for the stable.
J. D. Stevens is expected today from
Oakland He brings along Ramus.
watchfull, Cinette, Wimple, Lugana and
another sea robber called Hilbert, who
burnt up a ton of money in the east in
maiden race last summer when he ran
disgraceful last.
Mike Newsbaum, a well-known Chi
cago bookmaker, arrived here last night
from Oakland Mr. Newsbaum will be
connected with Bennie Berc's book and
looks for busy season at the, forthcom-
ing meeting at Santa Anita. Newsbaum
says that the meeting at the local course
should be the most successful in the his
tory of racing in this city.