Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

country. should be able to poke his nose
IN front of the other cracks who will face
the barrier out here this season.
Shields is resting him up with the view
10 bringing him to the post in perfect
condition for a severe winters campaign.
Go Between is the star of the Shields
barn, but there are quite a few other
breadwinners who will sport their colors.
James Blute arrived at Oakland last
week with twenty-five horses belonging
to r. F. Caiman of New York, who will
race fifty flyers at the coming coast meet
sngs. 1--WE were eight days on the jour-
ney," said the trainer, "but landed in
good shape. ! will hardly have w. I'll.
Carey ready for the opening handicap,
out may at that, and If he isn't ready
we have four or five more entries in the
race, and are almost sure to have
starter in the big race. The remainder
of the fifty horses were to have been
shipped last Saturday. or these, nine
teer are yearlings."
The Carman horses that have arrived
thus far are:
w. H. Carey. ch. b., A, by Ed Farrell
Nettie Bramble.
Arino, CHI c., g. by Solitaire II-Mag
dalenas.
Merrill. b. g., 8, by Royal Flush Ill
Extract
oy1Airs ch. T., 3, by Goldcrest-the Bo-
/hcmian Girl.
Magazine, b. c., O. by Mazapan-Pink
Rose.
Martha Jane, b. f., g. by Pirate Of
Penzance-A Amelia Strathmore.
Eackfoot, br. g., 2, by Lackford- Shoes.
Swettaire. br. c., 2, by Solitaire IL
Sweet Cakes.
waterbury blk. g., g. by Watercress-
Queen Bess.
Henry of Sherman, ch. g., 2, by Henry
of -Shennamere.
Rosenounr br. c., g. by Hastings-Lady,
Rosemary.
Acrobat, b. C, 3, by Bassetlaw-S -Sytierne.
Rifleman, b. c., 8, by Pessara-Fanny
Rskes.
Friac of Elgin. br. g.. 2, by The Friar-
Bile of Elgin. &
Fleming, ch. g., g. by Rensselaer-Fon-
mate
Mark Anthony, br. g., 4, by Marco
riflam. b. c., 2, by orsini-Scintillate.
Herman, br. g., 8. by Handsome-Mir-
abelle.
Elizabeth f. sr. M. T. by st. Maxims-
Fairy Day.
Progress, ch g., 4. by Giganteum-
Renorah.
Don Lee, ch. g., 2, by Don re Oro-
Orc Lee.
Waldorf, b. g., 2, by Star shoot-Alpena.
Silberschwanz, ch. g.. 2. by Silverdaie-
Minty Gore.
r-he 2-year-olds. Slater. Mad Son and
Jane Swift, were left behind. Guy Burns,
whose contract Mr.. Carman purchased
cf sFsather Bill, DAILY for $3.50, was to
have ieft saturday night for Emeryvilie
fIIe is II years old and can "do" eighty
four pounds Guy is a brother to the
famous jockey, Tommy and 1t is thought
by good judges will prove just as good
a rider. Acrobat, one Of the good Car
L.. oil md
inseparable companion In a goat.
MIR. Butte says Cad Doggett, the big
club house commissioner, will surely be
out. hob Smith is likely to send string.
Ed Peters will bring ten of the Cassidy
horses and A. w. Claxton will bring the
Bromley stable flyers to the coast.
Notes ofaTurf
Sam Hildreth had not secured a rider
at last accounts. He is very sweet on
Uncle, his 100000 2-year-old, with which
he expects TO win the Opening handicap.
Steve L L'Hommedieu, the book maker,
who was ruled off as the result of a
statement by Jockey Fischer that
I'Hommedieu had attempted to brlbe
him to pull horse belonging to his em-
plcyer, ]. B. Dunn, applied for reinstate-
ment at meeting of the American Turf
association few days ago. The case
Was REFERRED Ddck 10 tHe 4NSW 1@OuioNiuC
Jockey club for further action
j. III Shov,dice has decided to race at
Emeryville This winter the string that
he campaigled in the Canadian circuit.
He will ship at once.
The stable OF M. ]. DAILY passed through
Detroit en- route to Oakland last Friday,
and Edward Trotter loaded two of his
horses, Webber and J. W. O'Neill into
the DAILY car at Windsor. The remainder
of Trotter's useful string was shipped
from Windsor this week
A. Il Aste has 1odged~a a complaint with
the stewards at New York against
Jockey Willie Knapp for his bad ride
and dsobedence of orders on his horse,
Gold Lady. at Belmont park last week.
starter William Murray, who is under
the ban on account of having officiated
at the barrier at the outlawed Norfolk
meeting, will be reinstated it is said on
good authority.
Barney Schneider is conducting negotia-
tiors for another sire for his Woodlands
stud. The horse he is after is Bill of
portland by St. Simon Electric Light,
out of mare by Musket
r. n. Harris has sent his speedy four
year-old mare Lolita Gladstone to Tobe
Ramseys farm to be turned out until
February 1st, when she will be bred to
Salvado. Lotto Gladstone is one of the
best bred mares in the country, being by
Jean Boz ut of Silk Stocking. Even
Y as a yearlfng she showed brilliant turn
of spc &, being able to break fiat-footed
an4frstep furlong in eleven seconds. and
her owner turned down an offer of $500
for her as a two-year-old. Mr.. Harris,
who developed and raced w. H. Carey
until r. f. Carman bought him at Los
Angeles last season, paid visit TO the
Carman barn yesterday and was greatly
impressed with the appearance of the
good handicap horse. He says Carey is
looking fine and ready to race. and gives
1t as his opinion that he will beat every
horse in California this winter over dis
tance. AT present Mr.. Harris has
couple of colts by Ducat, of which he
thinks very highly. One of these. the
well-named Copeck, has never started.
His dam is a full sister to the speedy