The San Francisco call., 1909-11-17
BETTING GATEMERYVILLE
ALL TO BE BY MEMORY
Expert From New York Will Direct Wagers
Under System Proved There
By E. w. CLARKE

out her seventh summer. was never in
better shape An untried year old
by Crescendo (the best colt of his
year, out of Fanny Louise looks
enough like his sire to justify the
stables expectations of great things
when he starts. Molera & Joseph are
extending their breeding operations IS
an evidence of their faith in the future
of racing in this state. To their small
beginning they added II matrons and
the good old stallion, st. Carlo. from
viii doubtless constitute a useful stable
IN year or two. Jockey Piper will
ride for the stable. He rode last year
for the late Harry Joseph.
OTHERS THAT WILL RUN
W B. Jennings has sent in from his
ranch three year olds, Hindoo Star.
India Star and Waner; and a quartet
Of likely yearlings, bay gelding by
opus -DuBarry. bay filly by Canopus-
Lady Toddington and bay gelding by
Sir Hampton Bonsetta.
Mondays car from Ogden carried
these: For Stuart Polk. Surety and
GalVanic; for w. c. Scott, Kerry, Sir
Barry and Madeline MusgraYe; for E.
Mabel Hollander and Blair; for Hogan
and Rinehart. Mossback, Merlingo,
Jillette and Lillium.
Twenty-Five head, mostly yearlings,
arrived from Lawrence & Comstock's
Oakwood stock ranch. Sixteen racers
were expected from Arcadia, including
Miller and Gene Wayland. A car from
Seattle brought six head for Matt
Reiss, two for Charles Sanford, includ-
ing High Gun, and four for Harry
Elizabeth. Miss Oficious and Entire
Nous are in the Reiss string.
Santa Anita Is Interested
CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-According to re-
ports in circulation in the east the
Santa Anita track management will
have a oue-third interest in the ap-
preaching meeting of the New Cali
fornia jockey club at Emeryville under
a pooling arrangement by which 1t was
provided that there should be no racing
at Arcadia this winter George Rose,
one of the chief directors of Santa
Anita. will lay odds at Emeryville un-
der. the oral system of betting, and
with Sam Shaen. who will also operate
with Rose backing, will proceed at
once te the Pacific coast.
Barney Schreiber announced at La
tonia today his intention of spending
the greater part of the winter on the
coast. He shipped IS racehorses from
his farm near st. Louis to Emeryville
today.
PLUNGERs ON THEIR WAY
w. G. Yanke, California plunger,
left Cincinnati today for his home at
San Francisco after an exceedingly
profitable season in the east. He is
&
$4,000 in the last few weeks at La
tonia Earlier in the season he made
sensational winnings on the Kentucky
and New York tracks. He goes west to
lay odds at EmeTyville.
Jack Keene. having returned from
Russia. is on his way to CALIFORNIA for
his customary winter campaign. He
had only mediocre success abroad, but
will go to Russia again next spring.
s c. Hildreth's Joe Madden, which
finished second to High Private in last
winters running of the California
Derby. is the chief winner of the Amer
lean turf this year. He has won
sweep, with $41.323, is second. and 5. c.
HiIdreth's King James, winner of the
Burns handicap last winter, comes third
James McManus viii not ship Rocky
O'Brien to the coast. This good colt,
winner of the Hopeful stake, will win
ter at Belmont park
STANDING OF JOCKEYS
Eddie TapIin, the crack California
lightweight, now heads the list of
american Jockeys for 1909 with a rec
I47 for Y. Powers. another California
bow f. Dugan is third with 142 Du-
gan will ride at Jacksonville this win
ter. according to an announcement
Il is announced that C. H. Pettingin.
associate judge at Emeryville, is to
succeed the late Clarence Mcdowell as
presiding judge on the New York
Frank Rector has arrived at Latonia
from the Pacific coast and will organize
a stable for the winter campaign at
Jacksonville.
CoIonel, w. z. Applegate will not ship
any horses TO California this fall
George Baldwin is getting racing
stable together in Kentucky for a
Florida campaign.
a F. Dayton has arrived at Jackson
Vile from Salt Lake with Jack Nun
nally and his other horses.
Jockeys Walter Miller and Willie
Shaw have returned to this country
from Germany, where both rode sue
cessfniiy this season. Both boys will
go abroad next spring.