The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13
A. B. Spreckels
Has Promising
String of Colts
Yearfngs at EmeryviIle Are
Sister and Brothers TO
Good Performers

Horsemen at Emeryville think very
highly Of the yearlings which William
Carroll is handling for Adolph Spreck-
els in preparation for the coming sea-
son of racing. There are 2S horses in
the stable brought down from Napa
stock farm and the majority OF them
are Juveniles.
A number of the youngsters are
brothers or sisters TO we'll known per-
formers and it is the general opinion
that the string is the finest looking one
that has come from the Spreekels farm
to local track.
One OF the FLIES that attracts con-
siderable attention is a full sister to
DR.. Leggo. the Burns handicap winner
She is by Puryear d, out Of the clever
performer Sevens.
bay fIly by Solitaire 1.-THE Peer
ess is a sister to Cotytto and Glenna-
deane. The last named was sold in
New York this summer to Chicago"
O'Brien for s3.s0O and has done well in
his colors.
Another FLY that gives much prom
ise is a sister to Napa Nick. the colt
that has improved so much during the
summer. She is aadaughter Of Solitaire
II and Alma Dale.
A flly by Solitaire II-Georgie VI is
a full sister to the good mare Daruma
and the Solitaire Incarnation colt Is
a brother to Voorhees,, horse that ran
we'll in New York Coppitt and a bay
flly by Solitaire II-imp. ChInee are
the only year olds IN the sprecAelS
The list of yearlings follows:
ca c By ,i.a, Solitaire Il II1cattie Cattle E,a Kate
B. c. by Solitaire II-Orat0ssa-
D. c. by Solitaire II Handsome Flora
Ch. +. b. Solitaire iI-Georgie VI
B. C. by Solitaire II-CsrRatiOn-
b. C. by The judge -Eormeua-
B. c. by Solitaire 1.-The Peeress-
b. (. by Puryear D-SeTens.
B. T. by Solitaire II-Alma Dale
Br (. by Solitaire IECandld.
B. c. by Puryear D-BohemIan Lass.
B. c. BY Puryear D,Imp. Chinee-
b. c. by Solitaire II-Hertha.
b. c. by Solitaire II-Guida.
B. I. BY Puryear D Break O. Day
Ch Z. By Puryesr D-Sseeharisa-
Br T. by Solitaire II-Prestine-
Br. Z. BY Solitaire II-MOnrovia-
B. T. by Solitaire II-Macawa-
b. I. by Puryear D-Marcelle.
B. c. by Puryear D-Maori.
Blk. Z. by Purysar D-LuciUe-
All the Spreckels horses taken to
New York by superintendent George
Berry and Carroll were disposed OF at
good prices and all but one OF them nave
won races for their owners
Jockey c. Gross, who accompanied
the stable east. is at Emeryvtlle and
will ride the Spreckels horses this
season.
Walter Jennings was at Emeryville
Monday, having arrived from New York
to take up q number of horses that
were turned out all summer on his
ranch near Woodland He has secured
his old stable at Eqleryville and will
ship the string down at once Jennings
was fortunate in New York this season
and sold a number OF horses at me
prices.
Among the visitors at the Spreckeis
stable yesterday was H T. Griffin. who
spent the summer months with his
family at Tallac. He has been at his
Oakland home for several weeks, but Is
not handling any horses at present
r. F. Carmen claimed Moquette from
Sam Hildreth at Belmont Park FOR
Captain Hackett of Oakland. who has
been interested in the meeting at Og-
den, has been i'll at Salt Lake City.
day, after having been on visit TO
Salt Lake.
John Crane, who raced his stable at
Reno, moved his horses to Emeryville
yesterday. The clever sprinter John H
Sheehan is among those in the string.
In an interview in New York Thomas
H Williams said that he had turned
Big Chief over to Sam Hldreth and
that the horse would be taken east to
race next season. He will likely be
entered literally in distance events.
sam Hildredth has sold Peter Ounce
to p T. Chinn. who will retire him to
the stud at his Kentucky farm. Peter
Ounce is a son of Commando and Fair
Vision