The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30

diminutive thoroughbreds IN training. but she
sprint well. Hincken made some stake en-
other good horses. wired from New York yes
terday for u stalls. He wiz ship west right
after the election. ". d. Randall sent notice
of his .intenttcn Of leaving Boise tomorrow with
Benvollo. Sid silver and Berryessa- He has
II. Brannon win also come from Boise with
Cabin. Booger Red and Vooskn. Saint Nodan
and Marwood, which Will carry the AarcnmSnt
stable eolors here this winter. arrived Yesterday
from The Oregon farm where they spent the sum
mer.
Jack Reene has again changed his plans and
is route from Japan TO Russia. according
TO letter regeived yesterday BY his brother. G..
at Emeryville. Kene had written in his previoaf
letter that he purDosed returning 70 this cour
IN bsceniDer, Dut ne changed DIS mnu suluehly>
and left japan for Russia on october 49, Jockey
ScoyiIle is on the way back 70 America Keene
win endeavor TO obtain opening as trainer Ia
Russia, where he scored a signal success and
made considerable money training for General
Lazaren some years ago. keene wrote that the
Japanese government has suppressed betting on
horse races
Jockey Keogh arrived from the north yester-
Keogh ceased riding at Seattle it was with the
idea that he would abandon the saddle
count of the difficulty which he experienced in
making weight. but he has recently been losing
weight and strip at los. which prob
ABLY means that ne VIII be able 70 ride at 100.
or even less. II he cares to resort 70 reducing
practices. ID. A. Ross for whom be rode prior
to his retirement at Seattle. is still at his home
In vancouver, B. c.. and keogh will not reach
any decision as to his future movements until
Ross arrives from the north. which viii be with
In few days. keOgh underwent an operation
for growth on one Of bis eyes Immediately
upon arrival
The report comes form reliable and we'll in
formed source that next summer viii surely
bring a resumption OF racing ON the Chicago
erac1s- ACCORDING 70 lnis authority the warning
FACTIONS whose quarrelng resulted in the cessa-
ton OF racing In the Windy City have reached
an amieabie understanding. and the political sit
uation has so resolved itself that racing viii be
possible. 1t is asserted that plans are in
progress for a summer meeting of about 90 days
duration. equally divided among the several
tracks stin IN existence. Needless to saw local
horsemen viii hail with delight the naterializa-
ton OF such a plan. Chicago always was a pop-
ular place with California turfnen and Califor-
MIA Will be wei represented IL the sport is re-
vived IN the metropolis Of the middle west
Charlie Mccarthy who followed the fair cir
cult in the northwest. reached EmeryviIle yes
X Engstrom proceeded 20 his home in Mime
apOlis after booking at the Spokane meeting
and that Sam Stein and Ambrose Dunn, o.
have teen booking on the northwest fair &c
since the close OF the Seattle meeting. are c,,S
Grating at Boise this week. Mccarthy probably
viii be connected with Ed Soue's book this win
For. Former s.. Jockey " Robbins who rode rOr
back was a visitor at Emeryyilie yesterday.
= y niuIeth 5 Na1edn was saddied ycster-
day Tor the nrSt time this season. The colt has
been troubled with a bowed tendon and Fildp~th
Will turn him ont II the trouble reasserts itself
OF which he Is fearful.
Book Maker Joe Harlan has returned from a
hunting trip in the vicinity OF Los Ban0s and
viii be among the layers in line for the opening
According to reports from New York George
Rose is S125. 600 winner his eastern booking
operations this season. and Tom shaw another
Of the big layers. is 100000 to the good
Jockey Walsh was recently severely repri-
manded and fined for rough riding at Latonia.
Rough riding seems 70 be Walsh's most sefi-
Gus shOrtcoming.