The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-18

the post in the third race and fell over upon him
heavily before he could extricate himself FROM
injured that IL was with difficulty that he picked
himself up. but he pluekily limped back to his
place at the post. remounted and rode splendid
race, landing his mount a close second which
was ia line with the reputation that the boy has
achieved for grit and pluck in the saddle.
.qve been having such tough streak for two
months, said William Walker yesterday, that
almost dread going near my stable for fear Of
learning some fresh bit of bad luck. Yirtuat
all Of my good hofees the sheSf with soee
trouble or other, and my apprentice Boy HsrfEA
rides 50 poorly for me at times thss have afG<t
made up my mind to buy the cecs1aet on sore
good rider at any price The same has been
much as 500 on eaE of my horses nowadays"
T6S horses wsNh George Baldwin brought here
&& Arcadia have been turned over TO Early
WRIGHT BY direction of E. J. Baldwin. Wright
trained a string here last spring for Baldwin
with considerable success George Baldwin $
track management.
Trainer Buxton Of the FIeur de Lis stable plans
10 depart for Seattle with his string about May
20 in order 70 get his horses aeclimated ana
ready for early action at The Meadows meeting.
Jockey Buxton VIII be left in the care OF Trainer
Miller Of the Fl Nido stable, who will have Sec
ond call on the boys services during the summer
st Seattle.
The apprentice rider, Fred White. was snS-
pended by Starter Dwyer for incompetency on ac-
advantage with Metlakatla, owned by William
Durker, who recently bought the boys contract.
Metlakatia is a VIGOROUSLY bad beginner.
". " Finn has sold st. Avon TO G. C. Turpin
for $500. Turpin purchased the horse with the
winning OF the Denver derby in view. Finn
claimed st. Avon OUT Of selling race not long
ago for 81 800 and subsequently race and
bet on the horse. so st. Avon was a very profit
the horse time two here before shipping
him to Denver to be prepped for the derby.
Charlie Dixon was one of those who wagered
on Marwood at 20 TO ]. George Rose laid him
s., 600 against SO Rose also laid another bet
Of 81 600 TO $50 against the horse; aud laid Al
Koenigsberg 81. 600 To 500 on Kenilwoth a
place IN the same race.
J. DinkelspieI secured promising spriater
when he claimed BOoger Red Out of tie Second
race at Emeryville yesterday from T. Breedlove
Al GoodIn's string. which has gust reached
Emeryville from Arcadia. consists of Progress,
John J. Rodgers and Egotist
Dominus Arvi. crack Splinter owned by Gil
Summers, VIII hereafter run under the name of
Dominus Aroi. an attaehe of the jockey club reg
istration office at New York having made an err
TOR in the recording Of the hOrses name. which
has just been officially discovered. DOminus
Arvi is the Latin term for lord of the fields,
Unless the owner of the horse Is willing to pay a
considerable sum TO have the name officially cor
reeted, the horse viii be obliged TO carry the
senseless sobrquet which a clerical has sad
died upon him to the end of his career.
Jockey Kent, who was reinstated at the close
Of the Arcadia meeting after having been under
suspension for about two years, had his first
mount fOllowlng his restoration TO good standing
on Milpitas in the closing race at Emeryville
yesterday and succeeded ia getting the horse Eir-
tually left at the post
Jockey Butwell's foot is in such condition as a
result Of the injury he sustained while riding
Storma that he viii be unable TO ride untn next
week. Three OF his toes were split open.
Tommy Byrnes. who has had successful sea-
son here. will leave for New York tomorrow TO
enter the employ of Tom Shaw, who expects to
tan tracks
..PIunger'' McAGanus won big bot on Stilicho
and Joe Rose cashed in big bunch Of tickets on
L. c. Ackerly-
Colonel Milton Young,s Ora Bailey. the dam Of
Sewell and 7. F.. Widener's Gatebell. steeple-
chase winner both in England and this country.
have been shipped TO Barney Schreiber's Wood
lands farm IN Missouri to be bred 10 Sain.
James FitzsimmOns, who made Walter Miller 9
engagements here last season, is now handling
Jockey Mccarthy. boy who rode well at Ben
ming.
The leaders in the list Of winning owners at
Now orleans were as follows: Buriew ONeill,
600 3sl. T. A. Celia. S29.325; B. Schneider. $22,-
s94: e. Corrigan. s21.os2; W, Fl. Fizer Co.
IA: r. e. Watkins. Sli.lss; q b; Daniels.
sS,oz2: II. Clark & Co, So 2s4; A. J: Gorri.
SsI56: l. T. Lee & Son, $6.l25; 2. G. Mellow
I'll. s.. ESQ., J. c. Milan & Co. $5,96I; T; d.
sullivan. IS. $50: ". Gerst. S5,2u; W. s: VIII
liams & Co. $500; J. A. weinberg, $5.oF3.
Nose Goldblatt's horses won 81 46o