The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

places win him Tor the Few Following weeks
Little" Henry Freysinghsusen. who IS one Of
the biggest professional operators from the
ground at EmerFvile. declared yesterday that he
had dropped $1,000 in his betting operations last
week.
ed John Cahill. New York book maker;
Wills Lawrence. who is here from Seattle 10
make book EDDIE Austin. an eastern LAYER. and
tcnis and Louisville tracks. who stopped over for
day en- route to Santa Anita.
Book Maker Frank Rain cleaned UP in hand
some shape yesterday by winning $1,000 a goodly
share of which represented his faith IN Hazlet's
in this horse Johnny Lewis quit the day with
profit Of 81 eco, and many other books in the
ring did fairly well
Starter Dwyer disciplined Jockeys Hayes and
Shilling for disobedience at the berrier. Hayes
was suspended Cor two days account Of his
antics on AIiness snd Shilling was fined SIS for
repeated efforts 20 beat the barrier with Billy
Bowlegs.
Dave Gilroy. who is connected with the field
books at Enleryviile appeared at the track yes
teresy with q bandaged head and broken
finger. the result Of a fall while attempting 70
board moving streeetear
James Hanhy viii spend the winter at Arcadia
and viii leave for the south within day or two
Jockey Van Dusen. who was injured in the race
IN which Captain Kennedy and other horses fell
last week, was out on erutcIes yesterday. Some
time viii elapse before he Is in condition to re-
sumo riding. although 1t was thought at the time
that his injuries we're only trihing.
Jockey 7. Butler made his debut yesterday
and, like other boys who had been riding in the
east, failed to get away from the post 10 advan.
tsge on any Of his first day mounts. He made
an especially poor showing with Boas. one of the
choices OF the third race
H. G. Bedwel lost his 3 year old watercress
Taen
OF the Beekwifh stable claiming the horse for
Fs25 after his failure to win the third race.
Jockey ". Mcintyre is the latest addition to
the riding brigade EmeryviIe. Mcintyre rode
with fair degree OF success at the Seattle
meeting.
Jockey King, who rode Yox PopuIi to advan-
for Dr.. T. S childs, owner Of that horse.
". A. ker~an. Barney Sehreiber's right hand
this season and is expected at Emeryville within
week or two.
William Hawkes. cigarIighter has developed
curb on Of his hind legs which prohably
will necessitate a resort to the firing process
and consequent throwing of the horse out of
training.
Book Maker win Hall received the sad in
killed in streetcar accident at Los Angeles
and has left for the south.
Ocean Shore has been put on the schooling list
at Emeryville on account Of his behavior at the
barrier in the last race on Saturday
Probable starters in the Pomona handicap at
Arcadia Thursday include Restgouche, Jack
Nunnally Pinkola. Magazine, yoz Popaii Col
ioquy' STANLEY Fay, Lee Rose and Green Seal
Goldena came out Of her last race in such
shape with a bad knee that she has net since
had saddle on.
Gene Elrod viii have charge Of the Arcadia
betting ring again this season.
Recent arrivals of horses at Arcadia frsm the
east include those OF the Elkwood stable OF
which Fred and Walter lewiston. brothers OF
Jesse lewiston, the copper magnate. are pro-
prietors; J. ]. Hyland with 10: J. Miller with
Far West and four others. James Blute with
William Gerts's string OF Is: Tom Mannix with
four and James Boden with eight. r. A. Davies
has arrived at Arcadia from Salt Lake with his
stable of nine It is estimated that there are
now LOCO horses in training at the Arcadia
track.
Eugene Leigh. who has been training a public
stable in France for eight years has returned ia
America for brief visit. During his eight
years on the French turf he saddled the winners
Of $40 races. He predicts that the anti-racina
viii prove blessing in Disguise and that after
brief decliue racing viii he restored On 4
better basis than ever
Jockeys Fred and Johnny Taral. Fred spencer
and Michael Miles recentlg returned to this
country from Europe Fred TaraI has been riding
for Baron Springer in Austria Hungary and al
though he has less prizes than in other
years. he has captured some big ones Including
one worth S24. 000.
Johnny Taral said the report that Jockeys
were treated like dogs In Europe was not true:
they we're really treated better there than III
America. lie predicled that the adverse racing
law would drive the whole tribe of good Amer
lean lockers to Europe Spencer, who has been
riding IN Germany for tke last two years for
Count Kenken. VFill not visit his nome in Calf
fornia. but viii spend two months at New Yorl,
and then return 10 Germany One Of the effects
Of the New York racing law, he said. was 10
stimulate the sale of American horses in Ger
many. Miles. who rides for the Edgie brothers
in Austria-Hungary, rode ~ winners during the
last season.
Three carloads OF horses recently left Latonia
bound for Havana vie New Orleans The shin
naent included the strings OF J. T. STROBE 81
Eafcheft H. shannon. James Robertson s. ii
Farmer. A. Brown & Co.. G.. r. Dudley N
whitney. c. II. Dayids. A. Restfy f. Baxter.
J. r. DaFis. Ira Cox, !. 3. Fitzgerald. g " T
Bissell. Scott Williams. ". Z. Reed and NJ
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