The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11

at the sale and include brothers OF Sir
Wllfred, Purse Rose and Duke Of MI
ian, half brothers TO Cloudltght. l.. G.
Ackerly and Listowel, half sisters to
Woodlander and St. IlariO, a sister in
blood TO General Roberts and sister
to Zella G.
Ormondale will be allowed to make
another season at Oxnard's Blue Ridge
stud In Virginia. Ormondale was taken
Witch Oxnard n,ada Wi{5 Nacdognsl,
by which the latter mated the English
stallion Inf1exible with a number OF
InflexibIe died> soon after his return to
Virginia OrI4onda1e was to have re-
turned to California this winter.
FOR RACING IN MEXICO
From New York comes additional
information concerning the Mexican
racing. venture in which T.. III. Will
ernment has granted a 10 years con-
cessfon to conduct racing In Mexico to
the Z group of prominent Mexicans and
associated himself A racing associa-
tion has been formed to be known as
Terassas, grandson OF President Diaz
and son in law Of Enrique Creel. Mexi-
can ambassador 70 this country, as
president. 7. H. Williams. j. G.. Fol-
lansbee and W. II. Kraft are the prin-
cipal American members. The Mexi-
can jockey club has been capitalized
at 100000, and the present plans of
months Of racing between DecembeT
and April in the City OF Mexico, Juarez,
Monterey. Pueblo and Chihuahua The
present race track In the City OF Mex
leo will be modernized and remodeled
into mile and a quarter course. The
Mexican government Will subscribe
$4,000 annually as added money for
several big stakes, the principal OF
which Will be the Mexican derby, TO
which only Mexican bred horses will
be eligible, after the first year of its
running, in 1903. There will be num-
Der of stakes ranging from $4,000 to
$4,000 each. 1t is the%purpose Of the
management to conduct the sport on
grand scale
WALKER TO SHIP MUDDERS
William Walker, en- route from
Seattle to Arcadia with his stable OF
horses, stopped OF at Emeryville yes
terday to arrange with p c. Lynch to
handle Edwin Gum, Harry Scott. Earl
Rogers and Old Settler for him here a
little later on. These horses are all
pronounced mudders. and Walker will
ship them here from Arcadia as soon
as he can get them tit for racing
Walker did not make an application
for stalls inside the track inclOsur9
and the horses will be stabbed outside
There has been a report IN circulation
to the effect that Walker had made
application for stalls for his entire
been turned down in consequence OF
the way In which his horses ran at
Seattle, but it may be stated with au-
thor1ty that there is absolutely no
transfer his entire stable here from
Arcadia early in the new year.
CHINN's HORSES MAY COME
Phil Chinn. the well known Ken
lucky turfman. Is planning to cam
paign a division OF his stable here
application from L A Cassidy, his
agent at Hamilton for six stalls
Chinn will have big stable at Ar
-cad1a, but will send the pick Of his
mudders here Last season his coIors
were seen here occasionally.
carload of horses belonging to
Harry Slower arrived at Petaluma yes
terday from Montana, where they
where successfully raced during the
summer at the meetings managed by
their owner, The horses that viii
will be conditioned for racing at
Stover's Petaluma track and will be
shipped here shortly before the open
Book Maker Frank Eekert and his crew have
returned from the east to await the opening OF
Canadian circuit after the laying OF odds on the
New York tracks became outIawed through the
passage OF the HartAgnew bin He failed to
add any material amOpnt to his bankrou during
the summer.
s. c. Hildreth sold another OF his year oIds
yesterday. reducing the strength OF his stable
to 3S Improve the horse that changed
hands and Eddie Hayes. stable hand In the
employ OF William Hawke. was the purchaser
Kirk lie Seur has returned from Montana
where be raced small string.
W. P. Fines good COLT Glorio. a recent ar
rival at Arcadia. has been fred for a sDlnt that
he developed az Seattle Glorio win be ready
for early racing at Santa Anita. however.
Jimmy Ross is handling yearlings foa
Colonel W. z. Applegafe at Lexington Nv
Two OF them have already shown fast quarters
and will be shipped here to The others
not sufficiently well advanced to determina
their ability but viii come west il rhey show
up well enough
Colonel PrewItt, for whom James Everman "a
training in Kentucky. plans 10 bring the good 2
year old t. 81 Green to California this fall
flis good handicap horse. The Minks. was also
destined for California campaign. but
tracted bad case Of skin disease AZ Lsxingtoa