The San Francisco call., 1908-09-22
Hildreth Will Bring
Formidable String
Adding to HIS Already Strong
Stable for the California
Campaign
By J. K. Jefery

SP'Shuio idtiH6 Oulul Will Which, Hc
invaded the coast last fall. Besides
Uncle, Meelick, Mont gomery and the
other star performers that helped to
make him the leading winner in Cali
fornia last winter, Hildreth will have
this season such cracks as King
James, Peter Ounce, Restigouche and
these horses during the New York sea-
son ABOUT TO close have proved their
ability to cope with the best on the
turf. and Hildreth will hold a hand
tnat @ other owners on the coast will
Ana still Hildreth is not satisfied
with the strength of his powerful
stable for he has just made an unsuc-
Golden Garter Flora Mac and Water
cress-Sweet Year olds that Thomas
Welsh purchased at the recent Holm
del sale. Hildreth offered Walsh
$4,000 for the two Youngsters. Welsh
is standing out for $4,000 The Golden
Garter colt is a full brother to Charles
Edward and the Watercress youngster
is full brother to First Water. Hill
dreth believes that F'itz Herbert will
develop into one of the best year
oIds on the coast and that he will win
many races with him this winter. The
proWess of King James is familiar to
all who follow the affairs of the turf,
and 1t Is predicted that Peter Ounce
VIII prove to be the fastest sprinter
the day of the mighty Bearcatcher.
Hildreth will leave New York for
san francisco with the eastern di-
vision of mis- stable In ample time to
arrive here for the opening of the local
racing season. He will spend the first
part OF the season here and will then
proceed to Arcadia, as he did last win
ter His stable Will be about equally
divided between the two California
tracks. When the weather here be-
comes SO that training operations are
Interfered with his good horses will
be taken TO the southern course to be
conditioned for their stake engage
ments The Seattle division of his
stable. including Uncle. Meelick and
and instant, is expected at the Emery
vile track from the northern course
today Jockey Eddie Dugan will come
west with Hildreth and will do the
major part OF the stable riding during
Hildreth received telegram re-
Gently from c. E. Durnell stating that
several owners had applied to him for
Jockey. Dugan's services for the COM
ing winter and desiring to know if
Hildreth wanted him. IL so, he could
nave the preference. 1t was generally
supposed that Durnell had reIfnuuished
all claim on Dugan when he trans
ferred him to Harry Payne whitney.
Irainer 1 A. J; Joyner, however. believes
with Whitney giving him the use of
Dugan's services during the winter un
til April 1. 1909.
Jockey Koerner, who came west to
rue tne Hlldreth horses at Seattle,
probably will be connected with the
Hildreth establishment during the
coming winter.
low Of Thomas 81. Williams at EmeryviiIe dur
ing the winter will make up the most formid-
New California jockey club has ever had The
string will consist of 30, and Or. Fl. r. Roweu
the st stable trainer will have In addition eight
OF MS own horses TO care for. Royell will
leave New York next Sunday with the eastern
division division OF the Williams stable, the strength of
which is l3, besides his own horses Rubric and
Colonel White. Here is the list Of the Williams
horses to come from the east:
Beiiwether br C., 8. by woolsthorpe- Favor
b6elis; Big Bow ch. g., 9, by LIE Premier-Bess
Men ane; Bameless sg Ihlsf cb eh c. By
Creation, b. c., 8. by Aitamax- Recreation: ri
Picaro, br. c., 2, by Eddie Jones Picnic; Fire
s59ne Ms m, en-, C., B. by Royal Flush III-Modreda;
Rosevas b. BY Eddie Rose
mie g..
oodr, DE- RoWells foreman. who remained on the
coast coast. during the summer. is in charge of 2s
horses at Emeryville. six of which belong to Dr.
Roweli and the remainder to the president of
the jockey club Included In the lot are IL
yearlings that Williams acquired at the Burns &
Waterhouse sale. which have been broken and
lows: -
Apto oro ch C.. 2. by Kinley Mack-L Palma
non m Mstnhu,ls ssI, br 5 by Eddie Jo1es,Juanita
Fonso Maxims. CHI G., 2. by Maxnie-sonomis;
Bamus, , eh. b.. ., by Governor Foraker Emily s.
Roalta. ch. C., 4, by Altamax-Siss Rowena
Roiieking Boy. br. C.. 2. by Altamax- Recreation;
Sonsito; b. G., 3. by Altamax- -sonomis; Talentosa
b. h, >. by Galveston Talluda; The Drake, ch
c., 2. by Altamax- Duckling.
fearlings-Bay ally. by Altamax Picnic; bay
by AltsmsHMy GYPSY b. Foresfer bay bay sy sy
by Colonel Wheeler Sweet Rose. by Flambeau;
bay colt, by Eddie Jones Princess Zeika by Rey
del Sierras: black colt. by Eddie Jones -Rowena
by Altamsx:. brown illy. by Altamax-Picnic. by
Mr.. Pickwlck: brown colt by Eddie Jones'
Miss Rowena. by Midlothian; chestnut ally hy
MaNnic-Hoolo by Joe Hooker; chestnut flly
by Maxnic- Dangerous Maid. by ST. Leonards:
chestnut colt. by Colonel Wheeler Moresco, by
st. Carlo
The Rowell horses already here include pha1
anx. Jokai. Gabriel. Corn Blossom Corrigan and
Mistress of Rolls. 1t is DR.. Rowells intention
to dispose of all Of his own horses soon as
his entire attention to the training of the Will
liams stable.
There was a great influx of racing stables at
Emeryville yesterday from other racing centers
From Seattle came the following strings:
w NJ Caine-Prince Bruins Convent Roll
Silver Sue. Colbert. Sea Lad. DR.. McCleur
NJ. T. Hayes--Lovey Mary. Fairystreet Ker-
nit Weber. Kokomo.
ett Carlo Dunbar. Aftermath. Alice 3.
t. f. Keatmg-Adriana Lecouvreur. Cuerna-
ydcf-
Frank MacMahon-Escamado Warning
NJ. J. Daly-Angleface, Nebulosus, R. NJ
Brown.
Barney Schreiber-Cracious Dame
Dugan & Boland-Rhinock
V. H. Terry-Iaura Clay, Billy Watkins, Lord
Provost. Yellowstone.
Lone Pine stable-Gary Granny. John a.
Charles Bogan-Sahara.
Edward pealy Plausible. csdichon, cholk
Hedrick Rudabek.
William Fisher-Belle Kinney
o. Turek-Be Thankful. Dareipgton Confessor
d. A. Ross-The Mist. Massa' '>Mechlfn. Nav
T. n. L. C. Ackerly. Linoa.
Walker & McKennip-B
G. P. Ffnk-Eekersall.
W. r. EnRstrom-My Pal.
Heath Sanford-Yakima Belle.
r. Sullivan-Dick Wilson. Sophomore.
Many of these horses were refused stalls
within the racetrack inclosure and their owners
obtained accommodations outside
f. J. Ramsey and s. A. Clopton were arrivals
from Butte via Denver. Ramsey Is an old timer
here, but C1opton Is a conner Ramsey
brought with him Nedzu, Mabel Hoilander, Here
after. Cooney Neff. Phil Igoe and Orehan. which,
added to Martinmas and Prince Of Orange.
shipped directly from Butte, and Speaker Fon-
tana and three yearlings by Eddie Jones. which
have been turned out at Ramsey's ranch near
Hayward and will be Immediately taken up, will
give him a string Of IL for the winters CAM
paign.
Ciopton's string consists Of Chippewa. Mer-
lingo. Madeline Musgrave. Progress, Lord Mel
man.
These two turfmen report that the recent
meeting of weeks duration at Overland park
Denver. was success, but that it decided