The San Francisco call., 1908-10-07
TwOCarloadSOf Horses
Come From North
Turfmen at Track Begin Train
ing for the EmeryViHe
Meeting Next Month
By J. r. Jefery

With the arrival of two carloads Of
horses at Emeryville from Seattle yes
terday only the stragglers and those
stables that shipped from The Meadows
to nearby bush meetings remain to
come from the north to swell the ranks
of horses destined for winter racing
here. The strings that came yesterday
included the following:
Edward Trotter-Peter Sterling, Miss
Mazzoni, Billy Pullman.
Applegate & Cotton-Miss Bootless,
Righteasy, Cosset. Brookleaf, Charles
w. Hodges, Deneen, DiSceTner
j. c. Weaver-Huapala, Collice.
T. o. Webber-Anna May.
Elijah Brewster = Baboo. Queen
Whims
G. Forbes-Minalto, Hazlet
J. NJ Paulsen transferred from the Tanforan
track to Emeryville four horses that he has been
training at the San Mateo county course. Their
names Milton Young. Palo Alto. Flewsie and
Nun of La Siesta. Palo Alto is a 3 year old half
brother to w. B. Jennings feet hlly Rosegal.
He is fine locker has never started, and is by
Haywood out of Rosormonde. Milton Young has
been seen under col0rs at the local track, and
the other two are good looking yeariings that
Paulsen bought for song at the Burns & Water
house sale.
Secretary Treat received a telegram from Mar
tin Nathanson yesterday asking that II stalls be
reserved for Charlie Ellison and six for G. p.
Brazier both of whom are now racing at New
York. Ellison formerly familiar figure on
local tracks. but for many yeays has been making
New Orleans his winter headquarters He is
famous as a plunger. Jockey Notter will do his
riding. Brazier was his trainer until recently,
but is handling string of his own.
King James and the other Hldreth cracks
looked well at Emeryville yesterday after their
transcontinental trip, and one would never sus-
pect from appearances that the horses had been
eo0ped up in car for several Sal. days avs King
the long Journey not bit He and his stable
mates probably will be given light exercise on
the track today, and local horsemen will have a
and the other horses that DR.. Rowell brought
west were out for airing yesterday and at
tracted much attention.
Among the yearlings that viii arrive at Emery
Vile from w OBJ. Macdonough's stud within
few days. is half brother to the Futurity winner
Ormondale. Trainer Mason declares that this
youngster is $4,000 colt If he is any judge Of
breeding and conformation.
The strings of Harry Slower. W. l.. stanleld
and W. w. Finn are on the way here from Mon
tana.
The eastern critics complaining that Jockey
Sweet is not riding as well these days as he did
earlier in the season, They declare that he is
not showing SUFFICIENT energy in the early part
of his races. They all agree that the boy is not
a bit timid. despite his fall
s. A. Clopton, who shipped his stable here
from Butte, was unable to obtain stalls at En-
eryville and has reshipped to Arcadia.
Jockey Keogh's riding career probably Is at
end Keogh did not return to California
with the d. A. Ross stable, having severed his
connection with that establishment at Seattle,
where he rode with Indifferent success. Trainer
Mulholland of the Ross string has his eye on
lad of whom ne expects to make rider dur
ing the winter. As Keogh scored only mod
crate degree Of success during his career as
rider he retires with great amount Of money
to show for his several seasons Of saddle service
Johnny Millin has named two of his Culard
yearlings. The youngster out Of Eonic. Burns
handicap winner, has been named Penn, In
honor OF the foreman of Rancho del Rio, Null
Inns breeding farm near Sacramento The
orsova colt viii be known as Sixteen
It is announced that the winter meeting to be
opened at Santa Anita park November 20 VIII
run 120 days, which is considerably longer than
the meeting of last winter at that track
The good watercress mare, Cressina, has
passed into the hands Of Trainer Frank Weir
and may be included in the string that Weir will
bring to the coast.
Jockey " Powers, who is coming to the coast
to ride for Barney Schreiber, had difficulty re-
Gently in doing 10 pounds.
Among the horsemen who have arrived at Ar
cadia or have made application for stalls at that
track are: T. E. Mannix, G. Ii. Knebelkamp
G. b. Reid, H. B. Culver, st. James stable w
st. Vincent, S. A. Clopton, j. E. Cushing John
& Dodson, A. J. Jackson, Roy 0futt, r. L.
Thomas. Gil Summers, W. P. Maxwell, c. b.
Daniels. G. W. Robson, Dudley Buck, Wilson &
Caven, A. g. Dunlap, T. s. Childs. ]. Pelter. r.
F. Carman. s. c. Hildreth, G.. z. Turpin. J.
Stephenson, w. Freeman, A. +. DAYTON. T.