The San Francisco call., 1908-11-04

mat ne AIMS TO WIN with tn
Plaudit. There viii be a constant in.
rerchange Of the Hildreth horses be-
tween the two tracks as the season
progresses. II being Hildreth's S idea 10
Eel his stake candidates ready at the
southern track and ship them here 10
run. as he did last winter with crafty
ING results hilcreth probably viii
himself so south in time for the Ar
caola opening, with the idea Of return
l-s mere later On He expects TO alter
nate between the two tracks through
out the season. As previously an
nounced. Frank Taylor viii be left in
charge Of the Hildreth horses that re-
main here.
Hildreth has ambitious plans for his
NallLornla campaign this season and
VIII utilize the entire strength of his
formidable stable in an effort 10 far
exceed his showing Of any previous
winter IN purse winnings. Last season
ne naQe no attempt TO train and race
Uncle, the best horse that he brough-
20 California, but this winter every
morse n his string viii be called upon
81 nelp swell the Hilcreth total in the
W-Aills owners list IN important
races he viii not depend upon a single
canoloate. but viii have at least two
ana possibly more starters TO insure
victory. In the furtherance OF this plan
1e intends 10 start three horses in the
opening handicap Saturday. Mont
konleIy.- tltzHerbert and Dandelion
-rooa Day VIII make up the trio. Hill
able that he can successfully carry out
such a policy.
Several of the Opening handicap candidates
We're ser Gown yesterday al the Emeryville
tack and the fastest work Of the season re-
suited ETebright. which viii carry the colors
ot j. bsr's "a the opening day stake. worked
nile very iupressively IN l.zIl5 the record
20 date FitEherbert one of The Hildretb eli
glb.es did the trick in I:42. and cid II well
within himself. alldreth's Montgomery went a
= Hr rrnr~
rather appointing showing. doing Il in
l-4- 80 none too easily. Woodcraft was beaten
q ~ msIy lengths. but the work watchers and
filoletL as vel were not very favorably i'm
pressed with Montgomery's performance. Hi
c7eth Wes rislbly disappointed. having expected
the horse 70 work considerably better.
The most sensational work OF the day was
furnished by Seweli- which horse went I've fur
longs in Loo 40. SeNren pulled Up S trihe
cool out al right Sewell is supposed 10 be
more of g mudder than a dry track horse, and
= lie keeps on running well he may be able
10 pun down stake when the rain comes
Trainer Buxton Of the Fleur de Lis stable is
training for Nrs Allen the fast sprinter John
the Butte meeting and may be s useful per
ioflaer mere during the winter
Bud Fsrreu. Or. Rowen's betting conimis-
si0ner. put in appearance 20 the Emeryville
track yesterday for the hrst time since bis
return 10 the coast many weeks ago. Farrell
the severe illness which necessitaued his enter
ing New York hospital while in the east
Presiding Judge Hopper left Chicago suudsy
and Etu get here on tonight's overland limited
Associate Judge Pertingin wired Secretary Treat
yesterday that he viii arrive here next Mon
dsr losing only one racing day. Pettingill is
employed associate Judge on the New York
tracks as well. but was able to provide salts
factory substitute Tor the last few days of his
eastern engagement
sr
and harry Schafer were passengers on last
nights overland limited from the east Ellison s
horses hsye been quartered al tie EmeryE ille
track Tor several weeks. while be was resting
Up ~ West Baden. Il Is Eiiison's first visit
to The coast in years he was formerly a
uraminenr figure on the California turf and he
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rne way ~ q useful racing stable. II is likely
that Eliison win be one II the biggest betUors
THE train On which Ellison came west showed
the preferences 0f the passengers for president
% be as follows: Taft ss. Bryan 10. Debs ,.
TIE two carloads Of horses that reached
EmervFllle yesterday from the northwest were
r Z. Rice Jr.-ssinrids. Duke Of Orleans,
irwin Bros.-Frsnk Lubbock. Valencia, St
Joe. Mabel Fountain.
William ST. Vineent-siIke Jordan, Lucy c.
u Burks- Lackfoof-
~ LTingston--Abbey-
q. Emmet-Colonel BrolSto1.
a. LFncn-hnLnauoN- ft-flaltla
". T. Raudsll-Sid Silver, BerrEcssa.
III Brannan--Cshin Booger Red
]. H. EzeH-Tea Tray II. Tsskmaster. King
TIE ST. vincent and Irwin stables were IN
able 10 obtain stalls within the rscetrack In
closure and probably VIII resbip 70 Arcadia a
little later on. ST. Vincent left some Of bis
horses al Salt Lake where be has been racing
Harry Sfover came down from Petaiuma yes
terdar with tire horses that be had been training
ar keniworth park Included 80 the eonslgn-
ment were Lukeramus. Native Son. Elevation,
Black Hand Boufils Harry Piper. Herodotus
and SeVenfull. Slower also brought coSPle Of
he has in training f0T the juvenile events of
1909 viii be trained at Petaluma until tie
winter rains set IN and then viii be shipped 70
Ianforan.
p. ". Healey. who owns Import and other
ing. was IN arrival from New York yesterday.
with Dr. RoweIi. Teddy and creseerton. which
horses Win continue on 70 Marshneld ore, to
be turned out for the winter
Logan Denny was visitor at EmeryriIle res
terdar. en route from Boise 70 Arcadia whittier
his stable WIS shipped some time back. Denny
VII remain here for the opening and then pro-
ceed SOUTH
william sheHt viii arrive today from Seattle
with Fl Pavo and Altadice. which be has been
training for Al C0ney and other horses that be
lad in charge IN the north.
Henry Wendt expects that c. J. Celia who
Wil hook here this seae0D and with whom he
vin be connected. viii get here from the east
n time Tor the opening.
Charlie ssnford's useful selling platter High
9un has developed quarter crack. but Sanford
believes The horse VIII not be affected by # very
long.
WaIy Brinkworth has returned from southern
California. whittier he went at the close 0f the
Seattle meeting. and viii be connected with =
look usual.
~ho sale n the Schwartz yearlings win take
ntoe in the EueryTile ssddling paddock No
relnher Is
nr RoWeu probably viii make Jockey Gil
Ierf'e rncercuenfc hero fhfe winter leevfnr the