The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
Yesterdays WINNERS
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Inside track heavy
De Grammont-Three-eighths in :43.
Mischief-Five-e -eighths, slow.
Fury-Five- eighths. slow
Heather Scott-Five- -eighths, slow.
Nigrette-Five and a half furlongs,
Woolen-Four and a half furlongs in
l:02
Sid Silver-Four and half furlongs
in LOO, breezing.
Boloman-Four and half furlongs
in los. breezing
Miss Ofhcious, Fred Bent and Gre
ation-Three-eighths, slow.
Gretchen G-Fourth in :2z
Work Box-Fourth in :261a.
Tom Shaw-Half, slow
Captain Bush-Four and a half fur
longs in 1908
Pontotoc-Four and half furlongs in
1903
Yellowstone-Five and a half furlongs
in 1:17.
Novgorod and On Parole-Quarter in
:26A.
Smiley Corbett-Quarter in 20.
Hilgert and Royal Red-Mile, slow.
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cadia today and with him viii come
the crack 2 year old Lee Rose, which
he sold to J. ]. Walsh at Arcadia last
week for $4,000. Bianchi brings the
youngster here to start him for his
new owner in the Undine stake the
coming Saturday Walsh purchased
Lee Rose with the proviso that the
i ,I-- !, 1,a
race in which he was entered the day
Of the sale. Walsh bet $4,000 on the
youngster at TO 5, and the horse won
by a head in a desperate drive after
meeting with considerable Interference.
On the occasion of his succeeding start
the youngster suffered the only defeat
Of his career to date. This was in the
woodlands stake at Arcadia last Sat
urday in which he ran second.
The poor showing made by Prestige
in his last race probably was due to
an injury received at the post Trainer
Buxton discovered after the race that
one Of the horses legs had filled up
in an unusual place, which he can ac-
count for only on the theory that he
was kicked at the barrier.
The victory of Handmaiden was an
ticipated by a few of the wise set.
Harry Meyers, who formerly cashed
for the Toxic club, was one of those
who cashed IN on the horse. The hand
books on both sides of the bay are
reported to have been hard hit on
Handmaiden's win.
Additional entries to the Excelsior
handicap from California include Ri
fleman. Magazine, Chalfonte, Ingham,
Montgomery, Tony Faust and Light
Wool making a total of 43 to this
stake. For the Montague, Rifieman,
Magazine. Montgomery, Tony Faust.
Uncle and Meelick have also been en-
tered, making total of q for this
event
S. c. Hildreth has written a friend
at New Orleans that he will not ship
Uncle or Meelick to the Crescent City to
run in either of the derbys at that
place. Hildreth is negotiating for the
purchase of so acres of land near Santa
Anita park. which he proposes to use
leave in California when he returns
east within the next few weeks.
Boloman, Belle kinney and Zick
Abrams have been put on the schooling
list The starters have certainly
treated Boloman with great Indulgence
all season, as the horse has acted badly
at the post in all of his numerous
starts.
Matt Reiss viii ship Entire Nous.
Belle of Iroquois and DR.. Coleman to
Arcadia today for brief campaign at
the southern track.
Trainer H NJ Mason of the Macdon-
ough stable expects that Duke of Milan
viii return to Emeryville today from
Santa Anita.
The opinion prevails among the
horsemen. in view of Sewelrs showing
of yesterday. that the horse can hardly
be considered in the light of good buy
at $1,000, which was what he cost the
FL Nido stable at the Durnell dispersal
sale.
Trainer Buxton Of the Fleur de Lis
stable cleaned up again yesterday,
when he sent a 81, 900 commission into
tainly has been giving the layers a
merry time since his return from Ar
cadia.
Constable Osborne. who arrested one
of the assistant starters on behalf of
the Society for the Prevention of Cru
city to Animals, was spectator at the
track yesterday, and noted that there
was distinct Improvement in the way
in which the starters assistants han
died their whips at the post.
Additional entries to the Carter han
: zap from California include Rif1ernan.
Il. Carey, Mark Antony II. and Mag
ne from r. F. Carman. and Blue
ron from samuel Emery.