The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-12-12
Gossip Of the Track

Barney Schroeder scratched Joe Rose out of
the third race yesterday as a result of the
clever form that the colt showed in winning the
day before The colt had been entered for $500
in yesterdays prior TO his good showing of
Thursday, and Schneider did not care to take
the chance OF having somebody claim him for
SIPS in the event of his being beaten. IL sub
sequent races show that the colt is world
beater after all he viii again be relegated to
the selling division but Schneider will first pro
coed to find out just how good youngster he
may be by running him in with other than
selling conditions. Jose Rose has the looks and
conformation of good horse and it may be
that he is just beginning TO show his real form.
Schneider entertained high opinion Of him as
yearling but his were disappointing up
to the time of his graduation from the maiden
class few days ago.
Nose sGoldbatt declares that he did not share
in the confidence entertained by some others in
the ability of his colt Be Brief TO win the
second race yesterday. He said after the race
that he was not among those who had helped
TO hammer Be Briefs odds down, for the reason
that he was not sure that the youngster would
like the going T. ]. Ramsey had taken
fancy 10 the colt because of the fact that the
biggest bet of his turf career had been won on
the youngsters dam. Brief, and talked of buy
ing him from Godblatt just before the race. The
deal might have gone through had Godblatt been
able TO give him enough encoura cement to
rant taking a chance on winning the youngster
out.
carload OF horses that reached Emeryvilie
from Arcadia yesterday contained T. D. sulli-
vans Saracinesca, Trois Temps and Yankee
Daughter. which Archie thinner will train here
throughout the winter; Rose Kismet. George
Ksmet and one other horse that will be turned
over TO Frank Rector for training; and two
yearlings for Nose Godblatt.
Twelve of Lucky Baldwin's horses will he
shipped here from Arcadia next Tuesday In
charge Of Trainer James Devlin. Jockey Gold
fafn LONG n H. A. ia
Lisaro and Del Cruzador will be included in the
shipment Tom Cook, Baldwin's racing manager,
applied for the stalls Yesterday. and Secretary
Treat immediately wired back that the accom-
modations were available.
W. T. Anderson's stable will he transferred
to Emeryville from Arcadia tomorrow.
Ollie Johnson has re- entered the owners ranks
Kansas Price and Anioche and Miss ModestT
from G. Henry. for whom he trained at Seattle
last summer The horses arrived at Emeryvlle
yesterday from Arcadia. where they have been
in training. Traffic is . year old that showed
fair form in his early starts. Andoehe is
Splinter of the cheaper. sort, and Miss Modesty
ran some clever races in her and year old
form She is now year old
Jockey Hayes was still sore from his fall Of
the day before and did not ride yesterday
Jockey Lee was able TO ride at 1o7 pounds
yesterday This will be about the weight
winch ne Will make all winter.
Former Jockey Willie Knapp came west on
last nights overland and is confident of early
favorable action by the stewards of the New
York jockey club on his application for rein
statement a rider.
Jockey Sweet returned from Arcadia with the
shipment OF the Williams horses that reached
Emeryville from the southern track Thurs
day and will resume riding In the near future
James A. Murray owner OF Collector Jessup
and other horses. was at Emeryville yesterday
for the first time since the season opened. MUIR
ray is wealthy Montana mine operator and
will spend a good part of the season here.