The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
Clyde Handicap Taken
by Gypsy King
Security Fails DismaIfy as an
OddS0n FavOrife at The
Meadows
By J. K. Jefery
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI.


neglected in the betting to such an
to 1S to l, triumphed over a good
field in the Clyde handicap, today's
feature at The Meadows. Little King,
who has been putting up creditabie
rides since he achieved his maiden vic
tory not long ago, handled the horse
faultlessly. Mirzer and Pedro. the
favOriteS in the race, cut scant hgure
in the running, and neither was placed
at the finish.
William Cahilrs fast sprinter Sc
oddson favorite Of the the third race. being
outrun by almost the entire field from
start to finish. Cahill had bet 500 on on
the the osse raee will be made 1da
May, the winner of this race, displayed
startling improvement over her recent
essays. Shirley Rossmore, from the
race.
Dredkin, Josie's Jewel, Jim Simpson
and Red Ball made up quartet OF
David OLeary has received tele-
graphic instructions to ship 5. C. Hill
dreth's entire racing outfit, now quar-
tered here. to Oakland. This Is taken
TO indicate that Hildreth means to
make Oakland his winter headquarters,
rather than Arcadia, where he spent
last winter. BY Hildreths order Uncle
ana Mcellck are now DeltlS BdtiOpcu III
preparation for the winter campaign
W. p Fine and A. j. Jackson have
decided to ship to Santa Anita instead
of to Oakland. where they have raced
Jockey Gross, who was ruled off here
last year. caused the attachment or
H. w. Hoag & Co.'S. horses. today in a
due for the entire time that the boy
has been under the ban. Judge Hopper
advised Ed Soule. the real proprietor
of ftx<, foH III ofrk dor q N n
him vitiated the boys contract.
The outcome of the primary election
held throughout this state yesterday
fncomplete returns indicate the de-
feat of Governor Mead for re-
nomination. Mead made anti-racing
platform and promised to emulate the
example of Governor Hughes of New
York if reelected. Summary:
Weather clear. track fast.
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT; St. str, Fin
,sRSestborS sATfslsaIs 7aasanet
0I''l Time. loo ass Start good d Won easily:
25, Pirate Queen To-. Incentive Z. Angleface Z,
Who 20. Dorothy Ledgett o; Tanna g. Lookout
s6: SHOW: % Bucithorn. place. show; Toby. show,
Dredkin, outrun first part by sAdriana, took the
LEAD at the last turn turn Bucsnen ssna
contender. Adriana weakened in the final fur
long. Incentive. or poorly, was rushed into
forward contention at the turn and then tired.
1855. SECOND RACE-Six furlongs, selling.
8 year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey; VT st. Str. Fin
3-2-Taxer (Archbald) .....1 lie u FL
1O-1-St. Charles (Rettig): lib l 2 "a 8 fs
Time Ils start good a.na Won ne all 70 drlysn ert
and Play o, Belle Griffon 10. Dulcinea II. Calves
Is. finished as named. Shirley. So place. ll-5
Show SHOW Shirley led most most Of the way by con-
siderable margin. but was firing fast. Taxer
encountered interference on the the turn that COS cost
cred in the stretch by Shirley Griffin quit after
following Shirley closely in the early run
ming
1886. THIRD RACE--si1 furlongs, selling.
9 year olds and. upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT St. Str Fin.
ao-l-Bucolie tAlariel ;...... .les 90 sII,,
s,1EFirebalI sHarrisl III ;iIo w., .ss; 3 S&
Second f driven. III Third % stoppins. k Adena Il. se.
curity 9-10. Burning Bush 80 Taylor George
Rose Cherry 100 nlshsd Rn ss nIsne ns@ea sbGE Ida
Fireball, show. Ida made, up ground steadily
from q slow break. Bucolic finished stoutly:
ia the the nna1 nal furlons Adena made up ground
Security had no speed at any stage. Taylor
quit.
1867. FOURTH RACE-Mile, Clyde hand-
is-i-ssypsy King tKingj. q 3l a1a
fime, lbs So Start good. Won all driven.
10. a. Muskoday Is. finished as named Gypsy
6 place, so show; Critic, 115 place, I show:
Cadichon. ! show. GYPSY, never far from the
followed kerry's pace closely the nrst quarter.
then took the lead. CadIchon. unlucky at the
sroTe as Up got into
tention on the backstretch, and then fell be-
hind Kerry quit at five furlongs-
358s. FIFTH RACE-dile and 20 yards, sell
ing. year olds' and upward:
2-1~Josie's Jewel (Coburn) los 5 2 y ms
9-2-Ouardi (Mentry)- -.-.-. .105 11s3 3&
Time, 1:43 3-5. Start good, Won all driven.
100 finished as named. Jewel. 40 place. 2-5
show; Kruka, 1 place, % show; 0uardi As
show. Josie scored a lucky win. she had
of several times. would have won in spite Of it
all but for being deliberately blocked in the
stretch by Gene Russell's rider. The latter made
the pace, but tired. ouardi the contender all
the way.
1860. SIXTH RACE-oneN mile selling, 4
year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. St Str. Fin.
io-i-potre Grand Grsnde nientry}ioa - 20
5-1--von Tromp (Harris) LIZ u 3
Time. 1;4o % Start good Won easily.
tributor 10, Birdie p 1875, Captain Bush 20.
Yellowstone g. finished as named. Simpson rs
place, A. show; Potrero. 8 place, S-5 show !;
Tromp, 6-5 show. Simpson much the best. I'm
der weak handling he left the post slowly
trailed the first quarter. then gradually moved
up and took the lead after Slipping through on
the rail at the stretch turn. Potrero came from
far back in the ana1 quarter. Tromp tired after
making the pace. Distributor and Yellowstone
quit
357O. SEVENTH RACE-one mile, selling,
year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str Fin.
Aired Ball (McIntyre) ..112 43 III
6-1--Millie r (Harris) ...109 3 k22
10-1-Buster Jones Koernerl .109 2 3 IL
Time, IA 2-5. Start good. Won all driven
John ]. Mohr 9-2, ST. Albans 6, DIR. White 8.
Annie Fl 8, La Rose 10, Maxim Gorky 40, fin
ished named. Ball, s-5 place. AS show: Mil
lie. so place, rs show; Buster. show. Red
Ball appeared to sulk the first part but got to
running in the last half and won in whipping
finish. Afllle always a forward contender
Buster weakened after leading BY a big margin