Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-05
PAPKE ARRIVES AND BEGINS WORK
TODAY AT VENICE TRAINING CAMP
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reissued upon application. Matt Kels
returned yesterday from San Franclsco
and prepared the application for, rem
statement of his crack rider, anu lne
license nrobably will be issued the first
of next week. Kelly is one of the really
good riders of the west and the race
going public is much pleased at the
news that he is to be restored TO gooo
standing.
Walter Jennings, whose career upon
the turf extends over period or nearly
thirty years without blemish OF any
kind, shipped his horses to EmeryVilie
Yesterday and left last night TO nnlsh
the season on the coast at the nortn-
ern track. Jennings is an ornament TO
the turf and horseman VINO pelleVes
in elevating and promoting the spor.,
opposition in it's fights against the
sport. With more men like jennings
the turf would give little cause Tor
complaint and the opposition wouiu
have little evidence to back up It's ar
guments against the sport.
AL Rlute. the youngest trainer In
America, won small fortune wnen
Shoemaker. trained by his father, won
the juvenile event yesterday. Al Is
nicling the Juicy ones with rare ire
uuencv and is far ahead of the game
this season. His own horses have fur-
nished him with a neat bank roll ana
he is fast becoming plutocrat
Phil Chinn has shipped A. ]. Small to
Emeryville to start in the Onolne
stakes that will be run at the northern
track next week. He has hlgn opin,
ion of his crack colt and 1t is Justineo
in the performances of the youngster
this season. Anything that trims MIN
will have to go some.
Judge Hamilton was improved enough
in condition yesterday to attend 10
his duties in the stand. He was away
from the pagoda two days, suHerlns
with an acute attack of rheumatlsii.
His presence in the stand put new
life into the sport, because the pupiic
has learned to place its commence IN
him. and il seems that racing goes on
more smoothly when ne Is on Ihe Jo''
r n. Carman has decided to sell out
his entire stable next Saturday Week.
and will dispose of his horses at auc-
tion. He is planning an extended TRIP
10 Europe in the spring and may preaK
| into the English game. He mas peen
a prominent figure upon the TURF Io 10,
stake events to serve as mementoes Vi
his American turf career.
Hen Berry is planning to give
| barbecue for the entertainment OF tne
White Sox, substituting this event ior
| the usual banquet that he gives IN
honor of Comiskey and the Sox., Inc
date has not been decided upon, put Z
will be set when Comiskey arrives
from the north. The success OF inc
barbecue which Hen gave rev
months ago in celebration or the VIC
tory of the Angels in the pennant race
created a demand for a return match,
and Hen has agreed to stage" 1t.
The Judges decided that, Homeless
had shown too sudden improvement
To he permitted to run again. and
after he won yesterday they put him
on the retired list for awhile. HIS
future entry will be refused. Won
nice bet on this bird and am sorry ne
is set down.
Jockeys Howard and Musgrave
drew down suspensions of four days
each Yesterday for disobedience at the
most. Howard committed his onense
in the second race, and Musgrave drew
his in the sixth. Both are crack
riders and their suspension is re-
GREETED by race goers, but discipline
is necessary, and Starter Hoffman de-
cided that he had shown enough Tor
bearance with this pair
Col. Jack Chinn left yesterday for a
combined business and pleasure trip 20
Frisco. but will return to Los Angeles
in a few days. He is very much en-
amored of our climate and wants to
experience more of il before returning
to the Ice bound east.