The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
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claimed Lord Nelson from the Fleur
de Lis stable out or the second race
yesterday for sSS5. Trainer Buxton
was considerably exercised over the
Toss Of his horse, and it viii not be
surprising il retaliatory measures are
taken
Peter Sterling showed marked i'm
provement yesterday over the two races
In which he performed so poorly as a
fayorite following his return from Tan
foran last month: Edward Trotter
his owner, gave him an easy prep for
his race yesterday. In contrast to the
severe work TO which he was subjected
prior to HIS previous starts For yes
terdays race he was given nothing
but short breezes and as this method
OF training him promises to produce
results it probably will be adhered TO
by Trotter
T. A Davies came up from Arcadia
Yesterday to arrange for the shipment
OF his stable TO EmeryviIle within a
few days. Davies has Christine A..
Ellie, Bon Vivsnt, Ed Sheridan. Margie
. ana other horses, nearly all OF which
have won at the southern track
Arrangements have been made by
which Jockey Gilbert will ride T. Fl.
Williams horses In races where Walter
Miller cannot do the weight and Bar
ney Schreiber has no representative.
Hitherto Gilbert's engagements have
been made subject only to Schreiber's
nfst call on his services Giibert's ride
ing showed a sudden slump yesterday.
as he failed to finish in the money with
three short priced llorses-Tawasentha
Msssa and The Mist He piloted Silver
Line to victory at long odds.
Thirty-four book makers laid odds
in the ring at Emeryville yesterday
as against 33 at the previous eutin.
Joe Rose dropped out temporarily on
Charlie Bowman was one of the two
additions.
Jockey Heatherton. who Is under
contract TO the Hoag stable, has been
set down for a time by his employers
IN the hope that a rest will improve
his saddle work Heatherton has been
riding very poorly ever since the ac-
guisition OF his contract from w w.
Finn by his present employers for
sl.5oO.
Nose Goldblatt lost wager OF sew
erai hundred dollars on the Buriew &
ONelu entry In the derby contest at
New Orleans Saturday After having
seen both horses run Goldblatt thought
that Chapultepec would surely beat
Neelick and he Wired a commission 10
the Crescent City to back his opinion
Cricket" Kelly resumed riding yes
terday. after having been set down for
several days by Matt Refss, his con-
tract employer. Reiss decided yester-
day TO give the boy chance to re-
deem his unsatisfactory showing of
few days previously.
T. Fl. Williams will depart today on
two weeks pleasure trip to Core
nado. Los Angeles and Santa Barbara.
Joe Harlan dropped $4,000. Ed soule
$4,000 and other book makers in SINH
lar proportion yesterday
The knapp stable will be augmented
by the arrival of The Dutchman. 4
year old that has started only twice.
from Arcadia within day or two
Deutschland was shipped to Barney
Schreiber's farm at Woodland. Yoio
county, a few days ago for breeding
TO Gottleiben, Trained Nurse Ballalee
and Cheridah before his return to Mis-
souri,. BY special arrangement Furze a
mare owned by the Seacan stable, will
be bred to him before llis departure for
the east.
Fletcher Driver reports that T.
Il. Stevens year olds are doing well
at Walnut Hill farm in Kentucky. and
he fells sure there is more than one
racehorse among them. The most
highly tried one is F'loreal, the bav
ally by Wadsworth-An The dam
OF Floreal is a full sister to Caiman.
the speed marvel which was taken to
England by Mr. Lorillard.
The following horses were sold re-
Gently in the paddock at Arcadia:
ouarqL $1,000. TO W. .. Millard: Al
len Lee. s225, to X. Spence; Annie
wells, $3.50. to L. +. Roussy; Gorga-
lete. $3.50. to W Gabriel: Banlada.
500. TO Mcdowell Brothers; Two Bills,
t75, 10 s. C. Allen.
John Hynes, in whose charge the
hIly was left during the winter. re-
ports that w p. Jennings Julia Powell
has grown into q splendid year old
and Hynes believes she will carry her
speed any distance. She will be ready
to race at Belmont park in the ladies
stake if Jennings cares to start her
as early as that. Miss Norfolk did
not race as well last season as Julia
Powell, but she showed speed in pri-
rate work, and Jennings believes she
will make good this season. Neither
Julia Powell nor Miss Norfolk was
raced hard last year. Jennings is op-
posed to rsefng ? year 0ids until late
and he never oxerdoes his vf,i1n srstors