The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20

assignment of stalls within the race
track inclosure to date is as follows:
S. c. Hildreth "a. Barney Schneider 20,
Napa stock farm So. J. Q. and G. H.
Me Is 'oaR oaRland na stabls l l. Haefy
Stover IL, w. OBJ. Macdonough II. E.
J. Ramsey 8, j. F. Clifford 3, William
Caine aiI,e, 8 Dc S. Fountain 8. William
stable 8, j. M. Paulsen 4. Frank W.
Doss 6. ]. NJ. Crane s. Fleur de Lis
stable 5. William Hawke 8. Maple sta
bic 3, Blasfngame Brothers 4, H. W.
Hoag & Co. z. l. T. Lee & Son 3. J. II.
Schrieber 2, Charles Sanford 8, Elliott
.,1 s masr1ne z :, ". R. Engstrom 2 James
w. Murphy and c. Brant / each. Ed
ward Trotter 3, George Foley 2, NJ. D.
Miller 8, Molera 6 Joseph 6. A. B.
Buchanan 1. Y. III. Terry 5.
The Williams-Rowell string. part of
which is already domiciled in the Burns
& Waterhouse stable, will consist of
about 43 horses. NJ. J. Hayes, the Old
up the list OF those who have reported
to date from outside stalls.
WORK OF THE TRAINERS
Trainer James Dixon has taken up
j.. NJ Cranes string of six, which were
Crane ranch in the San joaquin val
ley, and all of them are being trained
at the Emeryville track for the winter
campaign. They are going along so
should fall to the Crane stable. Byron
erdale. Boloman, John II. Sheehan,
Billy Meyer; Gage TAYLOR and Rosamo
constitute the strength of the string.
Crane bought Boloman from d. S.
tountain soon after the close of the
Emeryville meeting last June. The
others carried the Crane colors last
Frank Doss' racing outfit. which has
been quartered at the Emeryville track
for a few weeks, following summer
sists of the good year old colt Work
Box. Fred Bent, Remember Lord Fill
Crane. Green Goods and Colonnade The
iast named horse has not faced the
barrier in long time, having broken
down just as Doss had him up to a
race here last winter.
Martinmas. Prince of Orange, Chip
peWa and Merlingo. four of Z. J. Ram
sey's horses, have arrived at Emery
Vile from Butte in charge OF the. stable
foreman, but Ramsey himself will not
gone from Butte to Denver with his
apprentice rider. E. Sullivan, who. made
a very good showing in the saddle dur
ing the Butte meeting. From Denver
Ramsey will proceed to his ranch in
Oklahoma, where he has some horses
turned out. Some of them will be taken
up for the winter campaign.
MORE EASTERNERS COMING
I. C. Mcdowell and Amos Turney are
the latest fasteners to announce their
intention of racing at EmeryyfIle the
coming winter. Mcdowell owns Kings
Daughter, Berwick and other we'll
known performers. Turney is best
known as the owner of Martin DOYLE
Both stables will be shipped west in
season for the opening.
j. III. Mccormick, q well known east
ern trainer, on being asked at New
York a few days ago If he knew of
any eastern horSemen who expected TO
race I'm California this winter, replied:
"Yes-everybody who can get there"
III. X. Knapp's promising apprentice
rider, III. Smith, .colored boy who has
been showing good form on the New
York tracks of late,s will be brought to
the coast next month by Andy Biakely.
who will campaign a string OF Samuel
Emery's horses here.
Enoch Wishard will have charge of
the horses that Herman B. Duryea
plans to ship TO the coast this fail.
Wishard Is coming as trainer for A. b.
Epreckels and will handle the Duryea
horses in addition to the big string of
the California sportsman Interviews.
The Gardener, Lighthouse, Spectatress
and others of that caliber will be In
,cluded in the Duryea shipment
Eastern reports bring the pleasing
intelligence that Jockey Sammy Sweet
DIR. Rowell's apprentices. has lost none
Of his nerve. despite the severe fail
which kept him out of the saddle on
the New York tracks for weeks