The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
Judges Punish Jockey for His
Disgraccful Handling of
Bernardo -.
Bernardo
YESTERDAYS WINNERS
BY j. r. Jeffery

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The disqualification of Turnaway
for fouling. after that horse had beaten
Emma G by head in the third race,
the indefinite suspension of Jockey
Carroll on account of very bad look
ing ride on his employers Bernardo,
the oddson choice of the opening race,
a killing Of considerable proportions
by Frank w Doss and his connections
on Lord Fillgrane and the imposition of
several fines by the stewards upon
rough riding jockeys constituted the
list OF extraordinary happenings at.
the Emeryville track yesterday Aside
from the disgraceful showing. by Ber--
nardo which called forth the edict that
cuts CarrolIs career short, form was
well observed and the layers of odds
experienced another losing day. Fa-
vorites captured half the. card.
The disqualification Of Turnaway up
set a coup which had been. planned
with that hlly after a couple OF quail
flying races following her recent ar
rival from Arcadia, and there was gen.
eral rejoicing among the followers of
form when the stewards took the race
away from her and awarded Il to EN-
ma c. the favorite- Cricket Kelly,
who rode Turnaway, committed a pal
pable foul by pulling over In front Of
Emma G when she was about to take
stretch, the result being that Jockey
Carroll was forced to pull Emma @
up sharply and take her from the rail
.. to the outside. As she was beaten only
a head after losing all: the ground that
this maneuvering cost her. il was very
evident that free from interference she
would have won of by herself. revers-
ing the order of the finish As Turn
away had not fmpeded any OF the other
contenders. she was set back only one
notch, being placed second. San -Olmo.
which finished close up third, proba-
bly, would have won the race with any
kind Of luck at the start, as he closed
an enormous gap after getting away
from the post last
CARROLL's WEIRD RIDE
D.. Bernardo looked such a 1cinch TO win
the opener that she went to the post at
odds on. Jockey Carroll put up one
Of the weirdest exhibitions with her
that had. been seen at the track in many
q day. going away from the post pull
ing up and keeping on pulling up
nearly all the way. The. result was
that he was all but last from start to
finish. Barney Schreiber.s fallen. well
up from the beginning, outgamed Fern
/, the pace maker and hot tip
Of the race. in a thrilling stretch
duel and won by the greater
ran third, had been fairly well sup
ported. Jockey Carroll was called to
the stand at the close Of the race,
=. questioned concerning his handling of
Bernardo. and his suspension was an
nounced later in the day. Carroll is in
the employ Of II. j. Daily. and while he
has at times shown ability in the
saddle. some of the rides that
he has previously put up on short
Tpff q "A faa
desired. to say the least
Harry Stover's crack: sprinter, Native
Son. in splendid form just now, expert
enced no difficulty in beating the clever
field Of speed burners that contested
the feature race Of the program. The
talent used nice discrimination = in
making him fayorite over Silver Stock
ing. with which. he had opened equal
choice. Cricket Kelly was successful
in getting Native Son off in front and
the son OF Glenheim was: able to lead
virtually from wire TO wire. Silver
Stocking was the runner up and re-
sponded gamely 10 punishment when il
came down TO a drive in the stretch.
but. she was clearly unequal TO the
task of taking: Native Sons measure
and had 70 be contented. with second.
Don Domo finished a beaten off third.
with the rest OF the field; fncIudtn z
q Cruzados and Kokomo. two: short
priced contenders. badly strung out
behind him. CruEados got of poorly
?. but was utterly deficient in speed and
=. his showing was a distinct disappoint-
ment
MILLER LANDS NETTING
Netting was. backed: fora good thing
in the second race and went to- the
post at almost as short a price ais Fl
.Cazador, the opening favorite: The Fat
- -. -
sent Netting 10 the front and she won
Of by herself. running the mile in
$40. the best showing that she has
made at. the meeting: FL. Cazador: dis
tanced the balance and Gannet dropped
into the show at rernunerative odds
Confederate. a short priced and well
played contender; fell in "a jam at the
lrst turn. -
Earl Rogers. was so: much the best
in the. nth that he won in spite OF
having been carried almost to the out
side rail at the head OF the stretch
by Finton, which had taken the lead
from Senator Warner. at the last turn
Upon recovering his Stride, Earl Rogers
came on and beat Vinton a length in
hard drive Had Senator Warner
been Of any account he could have
won the race. when the. two leader.
went out, AS. -he:-was able to save .
world of ground by sticking TO the
rail. bst with all the advantage third
was the best he could DO. None. OF
the other contenders ever had a lookin
Lord Filigrane was passed around Il
select few as a good thing I'm tbs
last race and was able to deliver tn,
goods in clever fashion. Mcintyre. tn,
stable jockey. was up and made no mis-
Ike. keeping the horse close UP to th'
pace from the beginning and gallopint
over the leaders in the stretch. Lucl
C. the favorite. whose odds remained
stationary in the face of the heavy pla,
on the winner and Ed Sheridan, wa
used up in trying TO follow Bolomani
fast early pace too closely and thos'
that backed her for place were luck'
10 cash, for she had Nttle left in tn
stretch. and barely outlasted Steel Blue
which came from q long way back L
finish a bangup third. Miller got E.
Sheridan repeatedly shut off I'm clos
quarters along the rail and this dis
posed OF his chances.
Charles J. Casey. owner Of Head Dance. vii
delsart this morning for New York Head Dane
VIII be left on the coast and Casey may brin
some horses hack with him in the fail to re
tnforce bis etsbls