The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
Stable Room Problem
Hard to Solve
Accommodations at Emeryviiie
insufficient for Army of
HOrsemen
BY ]. K. Jefery

t1Qucd tile Strings Ol w. IfOd6 C
Co., John ID. Millin. Charles Sanford.
the Antrim stable. Frank Farrar, the
Rose stable and that portion OF the
heene hsan ,,,r racing esssnnshnent tnad nad q
Brentwood
The Hoag outfit. which was cam
pagnsd fn at ,s Seattle during the
consists of Losistilla, Carmelina- Ma
Crane. Grace III Told You, College
Widow and Golden oriole; Logistilla
but the others failed to pull down
any, purses. Logistflla started sew
eral times. but won only one e
that the stable has under lease from
w. OBJ. Macdonough, is looked upon as
hily OF considerable promise and
the stable pay it's expenses here this
winter.
The Sanford horses came In the same
eiude High Gun. May Amelia. Pleiad
and San Oak. The last named was
purchased by Sanford after he had dis
esfe OF een AZ May Re Ams sry sna asd p
show her real form at the northern
track and has not started In long
time.
The Keene consignment from Brent
wood included Red Leaf. Mansard
Gromoboi, Clamor. Chitterlings, Con-
federate, No Rule and 3 year old
brother to Cloudlight. Neither of the
last named pair, has started. No Rule
is a year old by Gold Heels that did
not train well last winter. These
horses are all in fine condition for
Gala and Avona make up the Rose
stable. They have been turned out
during the summer at Brentwood and
o. A. Bianchi will at once take them
In hand and train them for the win
ter campaign.
The Antrim stable consists of Com
bury and Utica The former raced at
Seattle and Butte. while Utica has been
turned out all summer.
Frank Farrar has only one horse
stable. Meddling Hannah comprising
good Ally and Farrar probably will do
better than many a turfman with a
more extensive establishment.
Frank Flittner, the year olds Maure-
tanta, Ocean Queen, Carrie Thatcher
and and caronia. and 10 yearlings. the
these columns few days ago The
looks of these yearlings fully justifies
the high opinion entertained of them
by their owner. Turfmen who inspected
pearances could be trusted. Millin
would cut wide swath in the year
old racing Of 1909. None OF them has
confident that they will be a very
useful lot and will be disappointed If
he falls to develop one or two real
6OOo OlcS OuL Ol In6 DunCn.
Frank Flittner. the only mature
horse In the string. is the property Of
the Los Angeles stable. for which Mil
lin also will train Illusion, a mare that
cadfa.
Before. leaving for the east President VIII
liams Of the Jockey club ordered that the
string OF cottage barns known "milionairesf
row" be reserved. with the exception OF the
assign aMssignments already made to J. Q. 4 g. H:
Nido stable and 8. c. Hildreth, for the use Of
eastern turfmen whom he may Induce to make
the trip to the coast with good stables. Presi
and more. too. with the eastern contingent
H. q. Bedwen ana J. D. MiIlin, who had cot
tsse stables last season. have been assigned
The annex is already well filled and the stall
question Is likely to assume a troublesome
mated that there will be from 1.5oo to 1000
horses horses IN training at Emeryville before the
;sis 5aeSs' n s hh To
the entire capacity Of the stalls under the con-
troll Of the Jockey club. but the hundreds
in the vicinity Of the track.
Trainer W. T.. Cotton notified Secretary Treat
Asnoia. Narrator and Tonic. three Of the least
desirable Of his string: at Seattle. The balance
Colonel W.; E. APplesate win leave Seattle
for Emeryville in the near future.
W. L. stanneld has notified Secretary Treat
that he will ship three horses. including p. W.
Barr, to Emeryville at the close Of the Ana
conda meeting this. week.
Former Jockey Joe Jones will start westward
from from New York soon with Import and the
of T. W. Healey in the east:
a carload Of horses owned BY A. G; Dunlap
bound from Seattle to Santa Anita park, passed
through Emeryvtlle yesterday.
W s. Sharp Of Alturas has a string of four
Of them has ever started.
here last winter. has arrived from the east
where be spent the summer. NJ. J. DAILY, the
boys father, Is endeavoring to obtain the boys
restoration to favor. DAILY has taken on lot
Of weight since he last rode
Former Jockey. John Bullman is on the scene
Ing. as making weight would be difficult for
him. HIS brother George also has decided to
abandon the saddle Tor GOOD.
D. s. Fountain will ship his stable here from
come JOCKEY Charbonneau. who has only re.
Gently recovered sufficiently from the effects
of fall at BUTT. to resume riding.
Nimbus. one of the horses that George Odom
will bring to the coast from New York, injured
a foot 50 badly In his last start that he has
Trance, another Of the -odorn stars viii be
given a long rest on arrival In California.
frances long campaign has told on her and
the little Ben Brush FLY has lost the dash
that marked her racing on the New York
tracks last spring. Odom will point Juggler
for the long distance events of the local racing
season.
c. C. McCanerty is thinking Of selling the
horses that he has on the coast. with the idea
of buying a new string
steve rHommedeu. once a noted plunyer
on tlR western and eastern racetracks. cut in
as A book maker at the mixed race meeting being
held at Austin. He intends to follow the bush
circuit. which includes a number OF the Texas
towns.
Jockeys +. Hildebrand. Koerner and Archi-
bald have arrived here from Seattle Koerner
will remain here, but the other two boys will 60
on to Los Angeles. where the stables Of their
employers will be raced. Archibald Is under con-
tract to Dunlap & Garrity and Hildebrand Is
connected with the Sierra Nevada STABLE OF
which A. +. Dayton is proprietor Dayton's de-
cision to race at Arcadia is IN the nature OF an
innovation, AZ he has been a regular at Emery
sille for years.
bud Farrell. Dr. III. E. Rowelrs bstting com
missioner, ID on his Way to San Francisco after
In New York for some weeks- He left New
York Saturday with the injunction from his
physician to keep away from werk and excite
inent for some time. 1t IL expected that he Will
be In condition to resume his duties at the open
ing of the local racing season.
Jockey A. walsh Is showing good form in the