The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-29
Fayette Will Be Seen
at Emeryville
John E.. Madden'S Crack Colt
VIII Be Shipped TO Coast
for the Winter
By J. K. Jefery

JOln j.. MAIDEN mas arranged Tor the
shipment Of his crack colt Fayette to
California for winter campaign. Fay
cite was but little behind his illustri-
Gus stable mate, Sir Martin. the ac-
knOWledgeG juvenile champion OF the
year, in speed and ability TO carry
weight, and is generally regarded as
the second best year old in training
IN America this season. 1T was an
nounced soon after his retirement for
The season IN the east that with Sir
Martin he would be shipped to England
10 compete for the rich prizes of the
British and French turf next year, but
for some reason Madden did not carry
out his proposed plan of sending his
crack youngsters abroad. It has been
previously reported that Madden had
some intention of spending part Of the
winter in Southern California, in which
event Fayette might be trained at Ar
cadla and shipped here to run in val
liable stakes. The coming of Fayette
would, or course lend additional inter-
est and Importance TO the events for
which horses Of his age are eligible.
Several horses that are looked upon as open
ing handicap probabilities progressed in their
training at EmeryTille yesterday Notably
among these were Don Enrique Royal Tourist
and Nestburg. the trio from which Trainer
Strube II the Ellison string viii choose a can
didate TO carry the colors of the eastern
puncer. Don Enrique went six furlongs in
l:l5 % right handily. Royal Tourist covered
the same distance in ZIG % and Westbury.
after going fast half. was pulled up at five
quarters in 1;lT -. Eyebright was breezed
seven-eighths in 1871 %. Sugarmaid and Fan
tastic. the Fieur de Lis stable pair. breezed six
furlongs in I:l6 Is and T. II. Williams Fire
stone, which has the fastest mile work TO his
credit 10 date. breezed a slow half in :52. Fire
d stone is just regarded the ittest horse
Of the likely starters in the handicap and he
VIII have strong following in the race, despite
the popularity Of the formidable Hildreth can
didates
There were some other promising workouts
yesterday. T. J. Ramseys Hereafter stepped
three-eighthS In 30. which is the record 10 date
Aict0rie Green. a flly that has never started,
went fve-eishths in :03 for Trainer Jasper
Madison. Ed Delays Plausible sprinted three
eighths I'm .36 3-5. Il. G. Bedwelfs Silver
Stocking and Abraham negotiated three-eighths
IN :56 10.
Trainer Colston Of the Forsythe stable lost no
time IN getting his horses on the track. All Of
his Eearlings and some OF the older horses were
exercised on the inside track yesterday. For
sythe remarked that his yearlings looked small
IN comparison with the many well developed
juveniles in training here, but that they were
picking up rapidly. His experience with Mont
somery, lountainbue and other good colts that
ne mas sofa at fancy prices IN recent years has
demonstrated 10 his satisfaction that size does
NOT cut 50 much figure as generally supposed.
Five hundred dollars would have seemed a lib
eral price for Montgomery as 4 yearling. il looks
were depended upon. he
Berrymaid and High Private, two Of the best
known Of the F0rsythe string. have not faced
The barrier for a considerable time, but there is
nothing the matter with either Of them. They
have both been rested Up with the California
campaign in view and neither is far from race.
G. Swalley who viii have charge Of the pro-
grams as usual. arrival at Emeryvile
yesterday from Sacramento. He reports that an
effort VIII be made AT the coming session Of the
legislature 10 leRalize par mutueI betting on
the races in connection with the state fair,
which IS annually held at Sacramento. The
directors ~ the fair have come 10 a realization
that bettingiess racing is much like Hamlet
without the ghost and believe that the legisla-
10 popularize the fair and add TO its Importance
snd usefulness. They do not care to 90 50
FAR as % institute open book making and antici-
pate little objection 10 their plan for limited
and restricted speculation In view Of the large
number 81 horses that viii be on the coast it
VIII be- possible 10 have an excellent meeting
at Sacramento next fall II the desired legislation
materializes.
f. Y. Hefner. n well known eastern owner.
wired Secretary Treat yesterday that he would
ship Okenite Prosper and Killcreen from New
York TO EmeryTille with Andy Blakeley's stable
right after the election next week. Killcreen
IS a promising , year old. James Caffrey also
sent notice that be will be hand after
1he opening with Gowan, the hlly that was the
sensation Of the recent Belmont park meeting.
7. n. Walker OF Winchester. Va. wired that
he VIII ship Dixie Gold. Rambe and FIVE year
lings here. Walkers horses have shown only
ordinary form 10 date.
Nose Goldblatt wired that he viii leave Ken
sucky at with the stable of nine horses
that viii carry his colors here.
Jack Akin viii be here next week in the in
terest q the Arcadia meeting
Secretary Treat received yesterday big bunch
~ stake nominations from E. J. lucky Bald
win
Fred Cook. whose horses are here. is booking
80 l-atonia, where he recently arrived after a
visit To his farm in Illinois for the purpose OF
sveeding Ont some broodmares that VIII be sold
at ST. Louis without pedigree
Report has St that J. s Hawkins contract
on Jockey J. Butler win be acquired by W X.
Vanderbilt and that Butler VIII ride in France
next summer.
Phil Chinn has been assuring the Kentuckiaus
that there Is little danger Of inimical turf
legislation in California for the reason that
'-the people whs at the head Of racing
affairs On the Pacific coast are live wires"
Walter odom has returned from the north
west where he served as an official at various
fair meetings. doom win again MI the position
Of entry clerk at the Emeryviile track.
Jockey Joe Mcbride has arrived from southern
California and viii ride here during the winter.
C. A. Mclaughlin. with knight Of the Grip
and kamsack. and Angus Ross. with Osceola
Sampler and Aankeet are among recent ar
Salt Lake and Ross from Sacramento.
DR.. J. S. Gardner the general manager has
srrived al Arcadia, where 600 horses are al
ready chartered The track remains somewhat
hard for training. purposes.
Barney schreiber's good horse. Jack Akin.
has taken on 100 pounds since coming to Cali
1ornis.
Ed Alvey has taken out insurance on Pinkola
Friend fairy Prince Ahmed. Colonel Bob, Dr.
Mathews and f. n. Fry, which horses he viii
race in California.
Bmley & O'Neiil have already purchased
several horses in France.
Ed cOrrigan has donated the stallion Riley TO
the Kentucky breeding bureau.
mile track is TO be built at London Ont.
for next seasons racing.
Jockey Eddie Lynch has returned TO Emery
Vile from Santa Maria. where be rode with
marked success during the i've days meeting
recently given. The boy viii ride here as q
free lance under the management OF p. G.
Lynch, his uncle.
The Fountain Dennison- FroeIich carload OF
horses has reached Emeryville from salt Lake.
Johnny Lyons has concluded 10 try the game
from the ground during fhe opening part OF
The Emeryville meeting at least. He may cut
sn with a book later on II conditions are
propitiOus. Last winter he had a disastrous
experience laying odds In the early part OF the