The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
By ]. K. Jefery

/ yearlingS last fall and the youngsters
did not cut much figure until the year
was well advanced. He hopes to be
! able this time TO put his best foot for
/ Waru with the very beginning of the
! new year. Millin is handling a yearling
nlIy by st. Avonicus- Doris, the proper
! y or III. l.. Jones.
O. A. Bianchi. the California breeder who bred
1 and developed the sensa tionai Lee Rose, cham
plon year old OF this season on the coast,
! reached the Emeryyille track yesterday from his
ranch near Sacramento with five splendid looking
yearlings and band of mature horses that have
been qusriered during the at the Sacra-
broken anu horsemen wko inspected them yester-
/ day grew enthusiastic their appearance. Tie
| i9t comprises chestnut colt by Cunard- Resigna-
| uoh chestnut colt by Ravelstoa-Lady Walls
worth chestnut colt by Cunard-AIarcie A. a
chestnut hlly by ST. AFonieus-Model II, and d
BLACK colt by Rayels1o -Lavena c. The last
| named IS supposed 10 be the star of the band.
lie Is full brother 10 the good sprinter Tawa-
sentha and half brother TO Lee Rose.
/ Iawasentha, Heather Scott, Coppit Fargo
! Rose, Warden Yell, Military Man and Kinsa
year old bay colt by St. Ayoncus cut of the
MARKS Co Como, William Fisher's Andrew
! b. Cook and Frank BOSS Green Goods made up
/ the 4lst Of the remaining horses in the Bianchi
car All of them are in excellent shape for i'm
| mediate training.
J. +. Clifford has spent the summer in Calf
tornia and has string Of nine horses in prepara-
| Iion Tor early racing at the EmeryyilIe track.
Besides Foul Trick Brian Brou Mishora and
Gypsy Lass, all Of which have been seen in
! action he mas the following oujntet that hsre
/ never started: Goidwood year old flly by Hey
Wood out OF an OTmonde mare County Seat .
year old chestnut colt by Colonel Wheeler-I AXE
County; colt by Eddie Jones' DuekIing "a fun
hst Was held over from the Burns & Waterhouse
sale last spring on account OF an attack of dis
temper from which he suffering at the time;
milton, year old brown geidng By Hamilton
li-AoVla, which mare viii be remembered by
local race goers a grand mudder when Galen
Brown training her for NJ f. Tarpey: and
I X. IL ". 4 = pHT Dfd oh StDrr aal+ H,-
Nuieain-Aunt Polly, which Clifford is training for
R. Flaherty.
Clifford, who developed Jockey Gilbert and sold
his contract TO T. Il. Williams for $4,000 last
season, has another prospective star, a 13 pound
boy named Roy Seiden On whose services he has
! tsken contract and who win do his apprentice
I riding before the season is far advanced If he
continues TO show the progress in the saddle that
has marked his work since Clifford picked him up
| not long ago
| ]. II. Spratt has returned from Butte and
! taken Up Ocean Shore and Smiling Jack both
/ Of which were turned out near here during the
summer Ocean Shore is not an easy colt TO
into December before he faces the barrier Jockey
6roth, an apprentice rider who showed promis-
/ ing ing I%orm % at Butte, IS under contract TO Spratt
anc VIII be seen IN the saddle here during the
/ win eE his employer having turned down
! tempting offer for the temporary transfer of the
boy contract TO horseman who VIII campaign
q stable at Arcadia
Several carloads of horses arrived at the
| Emeryville track yesterday from northern
points, including the Fleur de Lis. James Neil,
Maple, NJ. J. Hayes and William Hawke strings
Trainer Buxton Of the Fleur de Lis stable
! brought Bellmence, Sugarmaid, Early Tide Fan.
| tastic, Marion Rose. Prestige and Alice Carey
The Maple stable was represented by ST. Fran
/ els, Miss Rillie ana Burning Bush. St Francis
1 showed poor form al Seattle until toward the
close OF the season and Trainer Freters looks for
/ him to be better horse here when the mud
arrives Miss RilIe viii be pointed for the
long distance events.
NJ Haves b-onobt b.c. on,r r,s.,-o, -,
Johnny Lyons Listowel was the chief main
! stay of the HAYES stable after Johnny Lyons
The Meadows. 1t is extremely doubtful If
| johnny Lyons ever faces the barrier again. the
! leg that went back on him being in very bad
| shape His owner figures that attempting to
/ train him is out of the question for at least
year. He viii be retired TO the stud IL his
injury results in the permanent disability that
! bis owner fears If Listowel shows his Seattle
| form here he will help 70 fill the void in the
Hayes stable created by Johnny Lyons retire
| ment.
G. Boyd with Toby. and Jack Green with
! from Seattle yesterday by steamer The horses
| stood the sea voyage well and landed in good
condition.
Edward Corrigan's name is mentioned in con
that will control racing at New Orleans the
| coming winter.
John Boden. it is said. is slated for racing
secretary at Santa Anita park the coming
Jockey V. Powers viii ride on the Canadian
| circuit until racing begins here He Is under
contract 10 ride for Barney schreiber on the
coast the coming season.
Herman Brandt, who will race on the coast
this season. has bought the sensational
Chapultepec from Fred Burlew and the colt
viii be brought west with the horses that
Brandt trains for Barney sehreiOer and himself
Eastern turf writers recognize that it would
! be folly 10 ship any but good horses from the
east to the coast this fall and predict that
the racing here the coming winter will be every
whit as good as the metropolitan tracks have
been providing
There is talk of a reorganization of the New
| York jockey club. The names OF Il. T. Wilson
Jr- and James Butler mentioned in con
! nection with the Craftsmanship now held by
! August Belmont Belmont has announced that
he means TO campaign the cream of his stable
| in England ard France next season and the
| eastern turf governors DO not relish what seems
| TO be a desertion of the American turf in It's
| tronblous days. James r. Keene makes the
| authoritative announcement that he viii nas
| race IA England. had been in.inlatesI ami
declares his intention Of sticking to the Aner.-
can turf
William Hawkes. string just in from Butte.
consists of Northwest, Pimkin. Duhme Cigar
| lighter. Gretchen G. Spring Ban. Legatee ana
| Aunt Kit The last named is a wear old
hlly that showed good form at the Montana
track after HAWKE claimed her ont of saIIing
race Pirnkin WAS in very good form AZ Rntfe
and Hawke declares that he should have won
all his starts there. The Hawke stable viii
be augmented within few days by Good Cheer
mare that has been turned out during the sum.
mer in California
/ There seems TO be much confidence in tho fr
tllre among those most concerned in. the welfare
Of the New York turf It is said on excellent : n
tority that there VIII be good racing on fle Ee,v
York tracks next summer. atte- who may he
elected TO Office this fall. s 's
Starter Jake Hoffman. who has been Idle
! siHce the sudden termination of the simmer
meeting al Latona, Will WELD the barrier AZ
/ Lexington. which meeting opens SATURDAY.. and
later at Louisville and Latona. @''s