The San Francisco call., 1908-05-15

several occasions that Reiss would have bet more
could he hsse felt sure that the ycangster would
like muddy going When he entered the colt In
the the day before he had made up his mind
TO make considerably larger bet so it may have
been unfortunate for him that the rain came. al
though Ii Is no ciach that the youngster might
not have met defeat on the dry. AT any rate
Reiss pretty well satisfied TO win 900 on
him. In the succeeding he lost $500 on May
Amelia, on which his jockey had the mount, but
he more than recouped this loss By $400 bet on
High Gun. equally divided straight and show. in
he lost, wound up his days operations. and left
him a tribe more than S11 900 winner. Joe Tigue
9S on pe VIA a
been given the tip on Reformation
I. Fl. Williams announced yesterday that he
had decided to permit Jockey Walter Miller to
depart for New York one week from Sunday, in
stead of insisting upon the boy remaining here to
planned. This will shorten Miller's local engage
ment by exactly two weeks. Jockey Gilbert will
go east with DIR. RoweH and the Williams horses
next Sunday, as previously announced.
Cricket Kelly, who is now at the very height Of
his form as a rider and whose saddle showing of
late has been superior that of any of the other
boys riding at Emeryville, made splendid record
for himself yesterday, when he came pretty close
TO being the whole show In the jockey line. Be-
sides winning with Entire Nous, Reformation and
High Gun, he landed Vesme second and May
Amelia third. This constituted the list of his
mounts for the afternoon. Jockey Mcintyre was
also in good form, scoring two wins at remunera-
tive odds.
Starter Dwyer instituted campaign yesterday
designed to enforce discipline at the barrier.
Jockeys Boland and Mentry were each fined $40
for msbehavior at the post In the first race and
the apprentice rider e. Sullivan, set down
for three days on the same score; Cricket Kelly
was fined $25 for his tactics in the second race.
and disobedience n<the fourth race drew three
days suspension for Jockey Kirschbaum and fines
of $25 for Jockeys Walsh and Buxton. Dwyer's s
determination TO have discipline ut the post will
meet with hearty public approval.
The stewards announced yesterday that W. A.
Ross. who training for Roy Offutt at the
time of his suspension over a year ago on ac-
count Of his connection with. the Inconsistent
coup pulled of, had been restored TO good
standing.
Hostllities in the selling race line broke out
sfresh at Emeryvile yesterday. Frank Doss
boosted Entire Nous from $500 to $1,000 at
which figure Matt Reiss protected and retained
the mare. William walker, from whom Frank
Doss took Earl Rogers for Joe Dinkelspiel few
days soo At s9o rsaaed s6o the 5 by Sd
price, at the finish Of the third race
The program book for next weeks racing at
Emeryville provides for the following special
features
Tuesday-spring Valley handicap. $500, six
furlongs.
wednesday -Ingleside handicap, $1,000; one
and an eighth miles.
Thursday-Millbrae handicap s7Oo. seven
furlongs.
Friday Usage handicap. $500, for year OIds.
five furlongs.
sixteenth miles; Beresford handicap. $780,
five and half furlongs
William Cahfll has ordered a car for the trans
portation Of his stable to Seattle for June in
order TO avoid the rush that is expected at the
close of the local season, a week later. Cahill
may take three or four Of the pick Of his string
to New York in September for fall campaign
ON the eastern tracks prior TO the resumption of
racing here next November
Jockey Galindo. William st. vincent's ap-
prentice rider, figured In fall yesterday that
caused the spectators great deal Of anxiety
until 1t announced that the lad had es-
capped Injury. His bride broke while he was
going away from the post on Wolfyille and he
was thrown right In the path OF his mount. One
OF the horses hoofs struck him in the chest
and the concusson stunned him so that Ii was
feared he was seriously injured when he was
picked up inert and carried of tie track. It
was only few minutes. however, before he had
recovered the use of all his faculties and was
walking about.
Horace fairly electrified the clockers who
were holding watches or the race by running
quarter In .21 As and three furongs. in :j3 3-5
when he won his first race in the east for Roy
A. Raney at Jamaica recently. This Is taken
TO mean that this fast son Of Bannockburn. for
whom Rainey paid Barney Schroeder $4,000 as
year old. has regained the sensarionally good
form that he displayed in the juvenile races In
California TWO years ago. on the strength OF
which he was proclaimed the champion year
old of the season.
Jockey Walsh having regained the full use
cials yesterday permitted him to accept outside
mounts.
Trainer Buxton expects to start the Fieur de
Lis stables derby candidate. Early Tide, before
departing for Seattle with bis string next week
The clever year old with which be hopes to