The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31
Gossip of the Track

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Gossip of the Track
The popular orange and black of the J. o. &
G. II Keene stable decidedly In evidence
az Emeryyile yesterday. being borne TO victory
twice during the afternoon by Nagazam and
Triumphant, both Of which horses were han
died in fauitless fashion by Scoyile. the keene
stable jockey. This double victory puts the
Keene stable in a fair way TO wrest the lead ID
the winning owners list for the hmeryNlile
season from S. C. Hildreth during the remain
ing week Of local racing. Hildreth still heads
the list with winnings OF $50 go The keene
winnings now total S29.920 This Is exclusive
of the proceeds Of rUnups which has been IN
cluded in statements of the Keene winnings pub
lished elsewhere Unless John Lowe can land
race LOT Hll9retn; Nhlcn ne seSs -. 70 t al;
difnculty IN dong, Il Is quite ike-y maj ttlL-
drefh viii lose the lead during the next Few
days, the Heenes hsFe several horses ca
psble OF winning race, which Is az pheF
need n put them al the top OF the list
Jack Keene has virtually decided TO go TO
New York at the close of the local racing sea-
son s week hence. with the idea Of picking up
a carload Of yearlings 20 develop for racing
here next winter. de viii take no horses east
with him. but Boggs may be shipped TO him
at New York from Seattle later II he shows
up well in the derby at The Meadows q. H.
Keene is due 10 return from a trip to bis bone
IN Kentucky within day or nd VIII 20
10 Seattle with the keene horses that VIII be
eampaigned during the summer.
Jack Keene Is not Netting very heavily these
days and the extent OF his winnings on his
horses YESTERDAY was represented by $40 straight
and an equal amount to show On Nagszana and
SO stTa light and $50 10 show on Triumphant
The manner in which Nagazam scored made
Walter Miller's ride on the horse on the day
Of his departure for the east look anything
but good
Several important stables win leave En-
eryville for Seattle within the next few days.
H. 9. Bedwell wiz ship TWO carloads tomorrow
Trainer covlngton viii depart with II Rudolph p
and other horses owned By Parker Mcdonald
going along in the same car, while Il, W.
Eosg s. Co.'S stable is scheduled 10 depart on
are available. but there will still be plenty Of
material left 10 I'll the races TO the very last
day Of the local season. Arrangements have
been made by which d special train for the
transportation OF horses VIII leave Emeryyille
owners who have been unable 10 secure ex-
press VIII take advantage Of this opper-
runty 10 get their horses 70 The Meadows in
time for the opening OF the northern meeting,
and II is a certainty that more horses ywill be
available FOR the opening day program than
iptervened between the closing at EmeryYille
and the opening at The Meadows The two
weeks interva! This season viii give all = the be
in time TO be on hand for the opening.
william Walker was on the warpath after
the fifth race. When bids were called for on
Triumphant he boosted the horse from 5000 10
$500 and il cost Jack Keene almost ali of the
purse 10 protect and retain his horse. Walker
then claimed NarwoOd from the MarchenOnt
stable for SS25. The opinion prevails that Mar
has run some shifty races Of late is well
bred and grand LOCKER
Two carloads OF horses departed from Emery
vile last night for Butte. One contained the
horszs OF Johnson & DOdson. Al Goodia, ana sew
ersl belonging 10 Harry Stover. In the other
were the strings of L. c. Williams, E. Smith
Sad Stuart Polk
Jockey walsh's return to the saddle yesterday
r-aff Vie
tory in the handicap with Edwin I. Fryer, be-
sides which the clever lightweight landed
odds.
George Rose made the biggest book in the
days. DAYS cleaning up about $4,000 Roy orHtt
also handled lot Of money but kept only
o aSD on me re Fe ,s eoo 50 d oseE
nearly got out on bis horse Security
Downpatrick snd cloyne were both excused
from yesterdays handicap in consequence OF
having gone lame. Cloyne grabbed her quarter
in getting up from roll in the sand and Down
patrick was kicked by another horse while be-
ing exercised
L. stock viii leave for Butte with his horses
as car which he has ordered is avail
able.
The holiday cutin brought an increase Of rwo
Emeryviiie ring. 2s layers taxing stands. Hughey
Jones was the only layer who did business al
the previous cutin that dropped out. Bill Jack
man. Johnny Coleman and the Toxic club re
saned the laying of odds
Pslemon might have made better showing
in his race OF Friday but for having spread Q
foot. The Seattle meeting VIII be well ad-
vanced before lie again faces the barrier, in all
probability
The mares Isabeilits. Old Colony and Electric
SRaTk which g Weiae@ann purchased from
shipped to Gonzales yesterday.
The Mist. after having been on the shelf for q
couple Of weeks with an Injured foot, is being
galioped along again.
A. B. spreckels has shown up a promising 2
looking brown colt by Solitaire II. out OF
SeVens. the dan Of ar. Le2g0 His name il
TorbeIiino and good Judges are very sweet on
Il is reported that Paul J. Rsiney is trying
services Of Jockey Walter Miller
In recent letter 10 his mother Jockey
Radtke writes that be rode three rfnaers and .
second ss the result Of HIS first four mounts In
Russia and that be is very hopeful OF sue
cessful career in the land Of the Gar. lie
further declared thot he was conducting himself
cireumspectly and that be is attending strictly
10 business
Jockey PeceTs ces,Ias has sgnss ,sa contract e
meeting.
I H. Miller James Boden Henry Mcdaniel
and T. l. Taliey have taken training
licenses at Toronto.
LOUISVILLE WINNERS
louisville. Ky. May 39.--ResHlrs:
First race six furloBgs-Topsy Robinson won
Ninot second, Meadow Breeze, third Time
J.I3 ID.
second race nxe furloDcs-Anderson won.
P0u,9 second. Alice third. Time. :05-
Third race. ono mile--cFm mbal won, Plainland
s.-sond Aituda third Tine. "a S-5
Fourth race, one and sixteenth miies-Allan
A.T,sie won Boema second Estrada third
Time. iss5 2-5-
Fieth race. four and half furlenes Eliza