The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
Yesterdays WINNERS
By J. r. Jeffery

The stewards Of the New California
Jockey club announced yesterday the
resembling of rulings against seven
Jockeys who had been suspended for
had looking rides on various horses.
BY this action Jockeys Lynch, Gross,
G. Williams and Eugene Hildebrand
are restored TO good standing, with
full privileges. Jockey Fischer is to be
permitted to ride for his employer, J.
3. Dunn. Jockey Hunter will be al
lowed to ride the horses of c. c. Nc
Cafferty and Jockey Butwell those OF
l. II. Miller & Co. A ruling was
handed out at the same time which
reinstates all horses whose entry had
been ordered refused during the meet
ing, with the exception of Marshal
Ney.
While the clemency which has been
shown by the officials may in some in
stances be justified, the race going
public will receive with regret the re-
instatement Of certain riders whose Of
lenses appeared to be especially fla
grant ST the time of their suspension.
II there is good reason for believing
that a boy has ridden dishonesty it
would seem TO be not only an injustice
to the patrons of the sport but against
the hest interests of the turf to per-
NIT him to ride again. The wholesale
reinstatements which the officials have
seen fit to make are bound to be dis
appointing to a public which has sup
ported local racing loyalty. Promi-
nent turfmen VINO learned of the ac-
ton Of the stewards yesterday eX-
pressed the fear that with one stroke
much of the good that had been ac-
complished in the recent crusade of
the of7cials had been annulled.
FIELDS WITHOUT CLASS
Favorites won half the card at
Emeryville yesterday. The racing was
tame and featureless. large fields of
mediocre horses being the rule.
The opening race, which was for 2
year olds fairly bristled with sup
posed good things" and one Of them
made good. F. ". Healeys Import,
hacked down TO S from Is. won in
hot drive with Karoda. Palms brought
Import from behind. Ed Davis came
from a long way back TO take the
show Ssnpiper and st. Charles
stopped badly after fattering their
hackers to the stretch. A. Walsh was
of no help to the heavily played
Brookleaf and Borel got Saucy NJ away
badly. The shortest priced two start
ers failed TO finish in the money.
John II. Sheehan. well supported by
a wise coterie of bettors at TO ],
showed his field the way from wire to
wire in the second and won by a COM
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contender throughout, had no trouble
IN beating Furze for the place. These
three horses had the race to them
selves at all stages. Mechant, the
fsvorite closed 2 big gap under in
competent handling by Jockey Leeds.
Gala heat the gate in the third. but
ATarie was unequal to the task OF
zeeping her going after she had made
the pace into the stretch and had TO
he content with finishing second 10
the 20 shot. Ray Bennett, on which
3orel scored an easy sictory. coming
from behind. Elmdale was third al
tae way Taientosa was injudiciously
ridden by Leeds and finished in the
ruck. after being close up to the pace
iu the early stages. Grace st. Clair.
The favorite. got away poorly and failed
70 make up any ground, running
miserable race.
MAMIE ALGOL RUNS GAMELY
Mamie Algol, which had superseded
Edith James as favorite in the fourth
Just did get up TO win in the closing
strides. After Bessie Nasey and Nah
onnassar had tired OF setting the pace
Edith James appeared to be winning.
bat She weakened in the final furlon.g
and was overtaken not only by Nam e
Al l2ol but by the 20 to ] shot, Michael
Muivsney Mamie lgol closed a big
gsp in the last quarter, coming from
almost last position at the final turn
Hiss Rillie, well backed, moved up at
rhe last turn. but was pinched off and
thrown against the fence when Mentry
rlied 70 send her through a knot
hole.
Elevation. the favorite, on which A.
Wright had the mount, went TO the
front with the rising OF the barrier
in the fifth and won by length, with
something in reserve. CorriEan came
gain. after looking to be all in 1T
The head OF the stretch. and outgamed
Salable for the place. Salable had been
the runner up from the start. Jackfull
refused TO break when the barrier was
released and was hopelessly LEFT
Gslice ran close up to the leaders for
Sax furlongs and then stopped.
Borel's failure TO get Monte Lucille
away from the post robbed the final
race of the day Of the only contender
capable OF giving Andrew b. Cook, the
[avorite, a run for the money. Nc
Canerty's mare was left latfooted and
did not get into motion until her
neld was 80 lengths away. Andrew r.
Cook gslloped along in front all the
way and had enough left at the end
TO stall off Huerfanos closing chaI-
lenge, in spite of mis- supposed par
tiality for a shorter route. Markie