The San Francisco call., 1907-01-17
Miller Resumes Riding
and Brings Home
One Winner
AEsrERDAY,s WINNERS
Bv j. II. Jeffery


the suspension of Jockey Horner for
three days for an offense similar to
that for which Jockey Walter Miller
was set down last week relieved the
monOtony of an otherwise ordinary day
at Emeryville race track yesterday.
Jockey Miller signalized his return TO
the saddle after week on the ground
by riding his frst mount 10 victory, but
ID was his only win OF the DAY. He fig-
ured in the disqualification incident
and told the judges thar his mount lnr
nammable lost an chance OF winning
as a result OF having been bumped by
CrOwshaoe, 10 whom the race was
awarded, after il was brought out that
the latter had been forced into lnfiam-
msble by the action of Horner IN
crowding the others into the rail near
the end Lone Wolf came through the
stretch in the middle of the track and
probably would have won in any event
had Horner kept him straight and gone
on about his business. CrOwshade ana
Infammable had alternated in setting
the pace and were running neck and
neck when Lone Wolf came from be-
hind AT the END and mixed things up.
Sir Carter stole up on the outside in
the miNup and the disqualification Of
the winner advanced him TO second
place i'm the hnal arrangement by the
judges. Infammable was placed third.
graceful race, Graham letting him tall
far out of the running on the back
stretch. Early Hours was right up
with the leaders when the miXup
came and probably suffered from il.
Box Elder had early speed, but quit
before going a hslfmile.
BANONICA WINS AGAIN
Anner's alertnes at the post won
the opening race for Barney Schrei-
ber's BannOckburn hIly BanOnica, third
choice in the betting Getting the
flly away in front. he raced the favor
tte. Lady Hildreth. into the ground
and went on 10 win by a length. Bon
heur and Bravoure, the Keene entry.
ran second ana third, from poor
start. BravOure was OF especially
poorly and probably was best. Adena,
of last closed lot OF ground.
J.. Williams scored q well-earned
victory with Duke Of Orleans in the
second. His vigorous finish won the
race, after the Duke had run head and
head with Lugano and Anna Karenina,
the faVOrite. in the early stages. The
stable boy Rice was up on the latter,
and after gaining a lead OF a half
length into the stretch, was outridden
by Williams and landed in third place.
Peerless Lass took the place by a neck
on her own courage from a slow begin
ming. Menden and Lugano stopped
after showing speed. The winner
opened at and went 10 the post at 10.
Yellowstone was played for a good
thing in the third at six fuFlongs and
made good in decisive fashion under a
well Judged and vigorous ride by
Jockey Brown. who avoided the early
pace and brought his mount through n
an opening in the stretch TO win by
four lengths from the long shot Lii
Illus. The latter beat Meada a head
for the show. Meada probably was
best, but failed 20 make a better show
ing as 8 result Of Maham's sluggish
ness al the post, the mare being left.
The winner opened at 4 10 /. supplant-
ed Bell Reed in faVOritism and closed
at II 10 S. Bell Reed went back from
10 10 10 2, and ran, ia accordance
with the betting, Tar below his form.
Blackthorn. NJ. A. PopelL and The
MissOurian after showing early speed.
finished in the ruck Miss May Bow
dish took the lead al the three-quarteT
pole, but the apprentice boy, GalindO,
was unequal 10 the task Of keeping
her up and she was beaten two heads
for the place.
KEENEs TAKE PURSE
Mandator. the favorite, with Nc
Intyre Up. won the fourth with ease
Miller landed Dorado. the second
choice in the place by a neck after a
there was such hot tip that his price
dropped from Is down 70 5. finished
last after running forwardly for a half
mile.
ST. Elmwood showed that he is a
better colt than he has been generally
considered to be when he won the final
race OF the day easing UP five lengths
in front OF Fred Muiholland. Graham
had the mount. and getting the colt
away well took him 10 the front al
once. set fast pace and shook OF the
contenders Rose Cherry found the
pace so hot that she quit all over after
running forwardly 70 the stretch. V0x
Populi, the favorite was away poorly
but showed nothing after getting into
has stride. and may not have been
5shed third. This was the third time
that Rudolph Spreckels coIors had
been first ar the finish
The race was notable one from a
betting standpoint NoX Popun opened
at even money, receded 10 3 TO ! and
was played back 10 s 10 s. Fred Null
holland. opening at 2 was PLAYED
down 10 10 s and then went back 10
s 20 2, St ElmUOod. opening AT 10 2
went 20 =. was played back to 2 and
closed at 70 2 Zach was favorfte al
some stage OF the betting. Huerfano
went back from 70 and Rose
Cherry. opening at s. went 10 10 and
was played back % s.
The six races were won By two Ia
vorites. a second choice and three out
si6ers. and the b0okmakers made
small winnings as q rule
CANADIAN ATHLETE UNDER CBOUn