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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19
Arcadia Gossip
Especial Dispatch TO The Call


Los ANGELES. Feb. IS. H. Farrell. a
prominent businessman Of Seattle, was a visitor
at Santa Anita today. He is on his way to
where he viii meet J. T. McElroy. manager Of
The Meadows track. The two men will be here
about March l. when it is expected they will
formulate plans regarding the future of the
Seattle track.
Caesar Augustus, q year old bay gelding By
Caesarian-Full Sail entered IN the first race by
T. Burkes. allowed to start. the trainer
not being able to identify his charge TO the sat
isfaetion of the judges. Until such time as he
can prove conelusiyely that the horse is not a
ringer the horses entry viii be refused
five and a half furlongs, bid up after she
the third race. Grover Baker boosted the
price $500, but Phil Chinn was hand and
protected his filly with the usual bid
Jockey Shilling distinguished himself today by
riding four winners and one third, not once be-
ing outside the money
Dave Leary, trainer for Sam Hidreth. is suf-
fering with bad case of muscular rheumatism.
]. H. Reed the horse that Henderson claimed
from Phil Chinn about 10 days ago bled in his
seen in action for some time in consequence of
the accident.
Herman Brandt's Harrigan viii not be shipped
TO Emeryville TO start in the derby. according to
the announcement made by Brandt today. The
colt is eligible to the classic. but his owner has
changed his mind anu will keep him here.
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HIGH PRIVATE HAS
HINGE ON BLUE
RIBBON RACE
ForsytHe's Crack Coft Demon
strafes Superiority i'm Em-
:-.-. :: :: eFyViHe Derby Trial
By J. K. Jefery

That T. A. Forsythe's crack colt
High Private has the rich California
derby. TO be decided next Monday.
completely at his mercy was the unan-
..irnous verdict OF racegoers who saw
him win the derby trial at Emeryville
Yesterday. notwithstanding that he
. Vss making enormous weight conces-
slons 10 the clever band OF derby can
dictates with which he was contesting
..the race and that he encountered bad
racing luck, High Private made show
OF. his company and scored unextended.
. .E,Ettzusiasm ran rampant when he cas-
= ily overcame the handicap OF weight
and. adverse racing fortune and won in
a Ganner which confirmed previous es-
. tjugtes that he was one OF the high
est class 3 year olds ever seen in ac-
I ION on. the coast In the derby itself
ne viii be called upon TO carry only
oise more pound than his impOst OF
&E.este teyCay. while his opponents Will be
+. .reee:red 10 pick up considerably more
. ltan any. oI them carried in yester-
laL Cesr- on MS showing in the trial
= -EErSEIhes colt certainly holds safe
.tuss focal aspirants for the prize. and
-rre ArcaGlans viii have 10 send up
-.-;1 o-e. .capable horse than they are even
slSpectec Of having 10 render the OUT
eot5e 81 Monday blue ribbon event
+Re Shelf, Joe Madden. Lawton Wig
gEnS and DR.. HOlZberg are likely TO
represent the extent or the Santa
Afsita- aspirants-
= I-:7- Williams promising colt Tom
Ef22:W~ard furnished the principal con-
-teEIlon Iu.-aEesterday trial. and his
p. 81 Owing was sufficiently good to war
CG-!lr "a. Try fer part OF the glory ana
. eolI 1<lar E1lA reward the successful
youngsters in Mondays classic. Light
:lf6a - was the only one Of the seven
CoF7 re.s rants whose showing was so
q tsappointing as 70 eliminate him from
Sef4olS consideration as q prospective
Starter The others whose showing
fell short Of what might have been ex-
IasGleQ had excuses OF one sort or an
other but 50 far as could be seen
p *JlsgdtlOdse had none and the race con-
'<}3siy yslE demonstrated that he IS e
$ :EorT3 was particularly good yester-
dss.. ne exceptions being In the cases
cf Judge Henderson. Bright skies. Miss
59s rSuey and Early Tide. All four Of
thase* horses ran below expectations.
s1eeoerson and Early Tide suffered
r-oll- getting into the worst going,
Rrfght Skies gOt Of badly and tried
20. 1yE- out. while Miss Delaney quit
ha's15- after showing speed in the race
In Nhlch she was faYorite- -Four IA
F.ril il,esr won including Argonaur Full
stJas High Private and Eor0ello- The
seQHed twice. Jockeys Lee and Taplin
.sfizsEGing the riding hOnors. 1t was
.I.6lietta.s tenth victory Of the season.
"a 3Eecjr6 approached by no other horse
i1 s9t1ee lining on the coast this winter.
Fll5 eTTa IS certainly the most i'm
EreFed horse in training and has made
e lalTeloUs showing Tor horse whose
9 TEsrers tried in vain 70 give him away
last sllElEer. when his form was dis
>Colra gingly poor
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19

RACINGMENPLANTEST
OFANTIGANBLINGLAW

He Associated Press sends from Saca
Gi1ett will the Walker BILL aimed
racetrack gambling this The bill has been
Wednesday OF asteek the
signature today provisions
operative Tuesday April 90 which will be the sxteh day after
approval The will therefore affect days of the local racing
Saturday. May five
Arcadia meeting which will close week earlier.
T. H Pacific jockey declines
the California
legislature we'll understood
among that preparing attack the WlkerOs bill in
confident the will
in spite the OF the WaikerOt It
days OF the local that win
will be utilized for the bringing
before obtain decisions
phases prior the of racing
effect that the of the
might during the closing of the
be threshed in the San
Mateo county
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued IN
San Francisco Thursday, February IS. 1909:
oI.E-wHYEfsS- r. Cole 10 and Nil
dred Wbyers. 10, both Of 35J4A Sixteenth
street
cOSGROyE-N A. Cosgroye. 81
l117 Hampshire street. aad Mary +. Neary.
10. 1885, San Bruno avenue.
CUSHSER--GIDALogIT Cushner. "a
and Rebecca Gidalovitz, 10, both Of I9i7A
Suffer street.
DoNOHOE OE-NcGIvNEY-0wen Donohoe IS. 24f
Richland avenue. and Katie McGivney, 26
23T Hartford street.
EDMoNDS- &ohn J. Edmonds. 21 161o
Baker street. and Ave Charlotte Smith. is.
I46 Wood street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E. FrahTn. os
303 Scott street. and irma c. Hauerken. 20,
I70I Broderick street.
NS-cUCKENHEIAER- Cans, Fl. and
Clara cuckcnheimer. IS, both OF 2764 Pine
street.
KERR -SAyER-I-ancelot r. NJ Kerr. 80. city
and Lillian E. Sayer 81. New York
kINei-y Observation-Disclosures T. King. q. e5a
Greenwich street, and Johanna Nerdugie. 10.
555 Lombard street.
LEsu RocksTEDZ-E1a T. LEISURE.
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.NEw YORK Will HAVE RACING

There viii be plenty OF racing about
New York this season. although con-
Quoted under different conditions than
in the past" said 2 leading member OF
the New York jockey club recently.
Things viii gradually adjust themselves
10 rhe new conditions. It took two
seasons for the public TO become accus-
toned 10 the Percy Gray law. the re-
peal Of which they are now lamenting.
They did not take kindly TO the ab-
Sence OF the states and 70 the system
-of betting without receiving ticket in
return. They viii accept the new situ-
alton. though and there will be plenty
Of racing and betting. but the method
viii be a change ana the amount re-
ductiOn-
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CRACKS ENTER GAELIC MEET

The indoor athletic meet of the
evening al the Auditorium rink The
main feature of the evening will be
the match hurdle races between For
rest Smithson, worlds champion, and
Herbert Cheek, who defeated the for
ner at the recent indoor meet of the
Olympic club. The 500 yard race has
brought out a large entry list. The
high school and Catholic school relay
race which was won by Cogswell al
the last meet of the club, viii be run
off. and if Cogswell wins this time IL
will retain the trophy permanently.
Sacred Heart st. Mary's and st. Igna-
tius have fast teams that have been
training for this event.
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JACK SHEEHAN NAY
EVADE NEWORLEANS

BOASBERG generally known the turf as Jack
NV Sheehan convicted of violating the Locke antbook
making Orleans and released
pending higher
appearance Eeve yesterday He warmly greeted by his
among making his intention
indefinitely although OF
cutting Boasberg emphancaly rterates that ne
promised Sanders Louisiana the event
Sanders took to deny that
that effect
Memphis his return there
prior coming the The sentence IN Boasbgs
$500 months imprisonment He under
that find convenient to
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ron SHORT MoNrANA MEETS

HELENA. Mont. Feb IS-Repre-
sentative John Berkin Of Butte has
given notice Of q bill TO permit race
meetings OF 50 days in counties Of the
.frst class in Montana. This measure IS
designed to offset the King pooiroom
hut which became a law Yesterday,
end the impression prevails among the
legislators that the bill viii not en-
courter serious opposition. Butte
would get so days racing under the
Berkin bill.
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SANTA ANITA PARK. Feb ls.-seventy-
third day of the winter meeting of the Los An
siding Judge. j. j. Hoffman, starter. Weather
cloudy. Track fast.
FIRST RACE-six furlongs. selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Sir. Fin
s-l-ThiFd Raii Page .....ieI z az
S-1-Yelma tShrinerl Jos 2 81
Time.l2 Is s 30 a,as,d. 80 10 ~ ~ 100 -
Henry Of Shennamere. st. KiIda Light Comedy
Arragen. Piion. finished named. Value to
winner 1925. Winner b. b. by Installator- Anna
Nayes. Trained by W. Co7inston,
SECOND RAcE-Three and half furlongs
selling:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. St Str. Fin.
l5I-sepulveda SHILLING los IN IL
hsIia s.s-hslm. iFGfsg. ) Howard -, ies @ si5
Time-:o6 rs. II a-5. ;2s 40 40. AT post
Burea.-Ei Perfecto Mary's Lamb. Gar. Fred
Stone, finished named. Sporting Life left at
post. Value to winner 1929. Winner eh. c. by
Prince of MeIbcurne-D -Dinawinck. Trained By ].
THIRD RAcE-Five and half furlongs.
s.5H oeds HoFfs ss and 7gfssg ", St s Fin
e-l-Biliy Bedemer (Howard) 1o4 3 Il 21
4-1-Jane Swift kennedy los 81 5n
At post minutes or at 2:45. Uncle Jim,
Free knight the Bear. ALI Alone. Semproni,
Work and Play. finished as named. Value to
RlgeT rsned bF hP5 Mnng
bid up from $500 to $500 by c. Baker; retained.
FOURTH RAcE-seven furlongs. selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT St Str. Fin
2I-5-GalTes Powers lbs l h
4-l-John Louis Page. .1o1 2,h
1o-1-King of Mist tshlllingl 1oe % al
Time-:l2 3-5 "a :35 2-5 10 1-5, 1:12 s-5.
1:2e Is. At post minutes. OF at SIP. skye.
Kerry. Financier. Entire Nous Charley Payne
finished as named. Value to winner 1925. Win
By By ". ?. Fine. 4s'''''- -iiil'a DNss i'''ns'
FIFTH RACE-one mile, purse:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin.
l-s-Pinte tshiliingl ~ 1oe ! 2
Time-:12 s-5. "a is. :se %, AS rs,
I;oi 10, 1:i9 Is, :27, 1s9 %. At post !
minute. OF al 3:sG. Parton Nasmerifo. DO
Winner eh. G. by Ethelhert aquy. Trained by
2. T. Chinn
SIXTH RACE Seven furlongs, selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. WI. st. Str. Fin.
10-l-Rey del Mundo tButwDlea l22
Time-:12. % 10. "a %. :4e s-5. 30 Is.
z:o2 Day Star, Josie S, DeckIaw, Bye Bye II.
Manila S. 0rifamb. Ampedo. Sadler, finished as
named korosilany and Friar OF Elgin left ar
post. Value 70 winner 1925. Winner ch. e. by
Giganteum- Renovah. Trained BY S. A. Clopton
SEVENTH RAcE-Ffve and half furlongs
selling:
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT ST Str Fin.
45-Creston tShillingl .....Il0 11sI3
s1-Inclement tMcGee) ....106 IA 25
TIme-:06 As. II As. 20 40 %. :53 IS
sos 3-5. At post Z minutes. on at 4:27
Jane Laurel. Senator Barrett Allen Lee Ban
rose, Shirley. Rossmore. Ben Stone Carasco
ner 1925. Winner T. Ciarks br e. by Prince
Pepper-cherub. Trained by R. W. Holland.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
lied to have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
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Arcadia Selections

First race--Ed Ball, yivant,
Translucent.
second race-sIatermus, LII
Inm, Chester krum.
Third race-sIike Jordan, Lady
Kitty. Lucky Lad.
Fourth race Rockstone.
Grande Dame, Carthage.
Fifth raee-Adoratien. Harry
Scott. NerIingo.
sixth race-Paradise Queen.
Nebraska Lass, Bellc of Brass.
Seventh race-Bud Embry. Al
tar Boy. Iibcrto.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19
BIRTHS

KILLEEN-In this city. February IA. 1902 TO
the wife Of E. ". Killeen, daughter
SAyAGE-In this city. February l6, t909. to
the wife Of William d. Savage. a son.
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cArcHER nEMIs IS ILL

ASHLAND. Mass, Feb. 17.-Harry P.
Benlis. the Cleveland American league
club catcher, is critically i'll with pneu-
monia at his home here.
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"a. 1o2e Dolores street. and Erna c. Brock.

q. 1o2e Dolores street and Erna c. Brock
stedt. q. 113 Vieks5uFg street.
LucAs-THoMPsoN-C. Evan Lucas. %. Ber-
MAHoNEY-CAHILL- Patrick Sfahoney. &c.
944 Florida street.
0SIGI-MATSUI- -Etaros 0sugi. 35. Fresno. and
Sawano Matsui. 81. 202J Pine street.
PECK-SALATHE- Charles Peck. .. and Mar
guerite Salathe. q. both Of Ingomar, Cal
TAKEDA-N0SHIMA-K Takeds, -.
Stockton. and Shige Noshima, 81. 2a25 Pine
street
ToCOLINA- T0SI-Ettore Tocolina, -, and
Orelia Tosi- %. both OF ColE1a-
LSToUAGE-PETERS- Tolstouage.
p. Portland. and Sarah Peters. 10. 1419 De
yisadero street.
-SoRGENFREY-Andrew westfar.
p. Riverside. and Ellen l. Sorgenfrey. IS.
city
woLoskI-sK0oTsKY = Louis woloski &C.
1912 Webster street. and Lottfe Skootsky. 20,
21I4 Post street
Oakland, Feb. 1s-The following marriage L.
censes were issued today:
HAAs--HARPER-C F. Haas. %. and Mabel
NJ. Harper. %, Oakland.
HOLMAN-YUNG-Lswi E Holman o. San
Francisco. and Kathryn J. Iung. D. Oakland.
KLEIN-CooK-Mar Klein. %. and Opal Cook.
%. both OF San Francisco
ER-COULTER-Charies E Lancaster,
IL. and Elizabeth Coulter. Is. both Of vaca-
Vile.
SEAL-DowD-AIfred W Neal. -. San Fran
cisco, and May Dowd. 25. Oakland.
TRAU-JoHNSON- Phillip F. Trau "a aad
Ethyl johnson. 70. both of San Francisco
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colonel Matt Wiun and his associates in the
1fexican thoroughbred club are n0w negotiating
frr ire site uf the proposed race1rsck al Jusrez.
which must be completed by December 1 next
slu6er the terms cf tie concession which they
heFe obtsined from the Msxiesn government.
The officials insist that the track must be
within two miles q rbe center Of Jusrez and
rbsr cars from Fl Paso 10 the track must pass
through Jusrez-
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19

r s. Barbee. Kentucky breeder hes re-
duced Peep q Days stud fee from 500 TO $50
in consequence Of the passaet Of the Walker
Otis bin br the California legislature
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19

The stewards of the New York jockey club
have refused Willie Martins application for q
5ockeV license.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19

SeW Orleans borsemen are planning 10 de-
mend enforcement ~ the Locke snti-bookinz law
all county fairs IN order 10 bring 10 terms the
rural communities whose representatives voted
out Cf business
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On az 3:3S. Fordello. out Nplace and
Winner b. e by @. W. Johnson vir
/. collector Jessup. Start good. Won
ordello . FordeIlo hreezed IN front
and won under restraint Amelia al
: Latter ran swell race under wesk
being taken through worst going first
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WINS TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.-The Western
lawn tennis association today awarded
the western championship for 1909 ia
80 a----snt tsta club of Lake Forest, Ill.
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20. A Bianeehls champion , year old. Bilbert
Rtsi. wiz not be shipped 10 Arcsdis for the
vaoe5isnds stake next week. but Viii be reserved
for the valuable Juvenile eTents TO be decided
vere the coming month.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19

Buhio the California bred gelding that won
the Liverpool Grand Sstional fast year. gets IN
tlis resr with imp0st q iol.
The Grand Prix De Paris of 1911 VIII be
stake Il the value u 10000 added.
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=. August Belmont's unbeaten Priseillian has
beer declared our Of the Lincolnshire handicap.
.hur hIs weight 0f l26 has been accepted for
the city and Suburban hsndicsp Epson.
sar.l D. IS has Ballots 81
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19

- s. C. Hudpeth Pat Dunno. p. T. CHM. James
Bo6en. r T. Carman and J. W SchOrr are
ssnaug the rurfmen who contemplating sum
Ener..ca upai igns on the Canadian circuit
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Tfme-.2J - 80 25. 1915 4-5. At post 3s Irues
show May. 80 place 2-5 show; Fancy So show.
ginls Lee. Trained By r. Coiston. Scratch ed-Wap
EASILY Second driving. Third easily. High price-f
after taking lead from May Amelia Of ter start
ways the up. but all out 10 beat Fame,
handling and closed stoatly. Early Tide quit after
part. Others aiEays outrun
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GOSSIP of the Track

EEriEg received numerous inquiries coalcerniIlg
he Vieitz- and height of his cllampion Splinter
-rZrsleF .lorbett William CahiN yesterday went
- Tie pains II measuring and weighing the gi-
4aELi6 Ssn OF .Ioddingt0n. The horse tipped the
Sesl6s gt Il le5 pounds. and the measuring stand
6rl showed that be was exactly l. hands inch
% III heiglr- When lie was last measured which
y as es year Ole AZ New YORK IN 1907. be
stood --9I.lS j. hands high- There Is no heavier
. & e lleF thoroughbred in training on the coast
Dr. Roveu has received word from his fore
El6u. - Arcadia that T. II. Williams Big Chief
had. gene. out Of his Of Tuesday sore. This
leeds -RoWell to fear thst it VIII be Unwise 70
50 .6E with the training Of the horse and he
ta.s .I-sred To- have Big Chief shipped hack here
o. Lteining. temporarily at least II may be
laer< rle horse VIII not be asked 70 race sgsln
: I.l6F TO the. closing Of the caiifornis season
;. William Walker is trying TO dispose OF Cath
!. ertue F-for brood mare. the mishap which she
suffered il Tuesdays race rendering il imprac-
.gicahle 70 attempt to race her again
Ar: Klein. q member of the Nets, IS re
cent a-rivsl from Los Angeles and nay cut in
:Wl1I a book at EmeryTiIle.
=: The feature events for next weeks rsclng az
EnErTTiiie follows;
1IoD6sT - ifornfa Derby. 5000 aCded one
p and 8 Quarter miles. 3 yesF olds-
=. Tuesdag-Reed III iehweight bsndicsp. 5000,
fre ami half furlougs. year olcs and upward.
- elLesday-St StanhCpe handicap $500 o1e ana
e Efeeuth miles. 3 year olds and upward
-. .L-ritisv-Neeker handicap, $500. six furlolgs.
s scar oids and upward.
"-Ssturis California Oaks. 50 coo added. one
ana a sizteeHth miles. year old hllies. cup
preliminary. $500, one and fhree-qusrrer miles,
= z.rear 0lds and upward Jackson handicap, SOC,
-t..e mile. year olds aud upward
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The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryyille


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A12e 1925
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ARCADIA RESULTS

SANTA ANITA PARK. Feb. ls.-Seventy-
third day of the winter meeting of the Los An
geles racing association. A. W. Hamilton. pre-
siding judge. J. j. Hoffman, starter. Weather
cloudy. Track fast.
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wOLoSkI-SKOoTSKY = Louis woloski. &c.
1912 Webster street. and Lottie Skootsky. 20,
21f4 Post street
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an sISTH 60 longs 70 .t sag
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=. WiIlan Walker is trying TO dispose OF Cath
,. ertue F-for brood mare. The mishap which she
suffered il Tuesdays race rendering il imprae-
.ricahle 70 attempt 70 race her again
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02
MURRAY IS GIVEN BOOST
Reno Paper Says Manager Of Track
Deserving Of Credit in Uphill
Going.

From the following editorial i'm the
Reno Evening Gazette it seems that W
NJ Murray has impressed the Nevada
public with the spirit of fair play and
earnest effort to have clean sport that
has marked his work in the running race
game. It also appears that the Reno
Handicapped with but 100 horses, small
fields and but two books syndicated in
the betting ring the work of running the
meeting has been difficult, The Reno pa
pers say:
If there is one individual in the world
deserving of sympathy and loyal support
that man is Manager w NJ Murray, in
change of the racing game. Murray has
been buffeted from pillar to post and has
been left holding the bag every evening
after the days racing program has been
finished.
Manager Murray came to Reno with the
expectation of not making any money,
but he had hoped to break at least some
thing near even with the determination
to again place the racing game on
good footing in Reno as his showing the
following year He has succeeded to a
great measure in re-establishing the game
but when fl comes to the financial end
the simple life in case he should continue
the present pace for many additional
days
Unlike many men would be. he is not
discouraged. but with the determination of
grim death viii hold on to the losing pro-
position, determined to make his word
good and be back in the harness again
next year. He has lost from every stand
point but says he viii do better next year.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02
sHEEPsHEAD RESULTS.

Sheepshead Bay, Sept. Prince Gal
an added starter won the Flying handi-
cap, six and a half furlongs, main course,
here today. Rose Queen dashed into a
big lead early. but in the stretch she be
gan to stop badly, and Prince Gal, com
ing with a rush, won, going away, by
two and half lengths. Rose Queen was
q length before ArOndack-
First race. six and a half fUrlOngs-
Rialto. Is to 10, won: Waldo, Z to 10. sec
ond; Sententious, 100 to 1, third. Time,
100.
Second race, mile-Etherial, to 5, won;
Arctic, II to 10, second; Notasulga, Ia to
/ third. Time, lao.
Third race. six and a half fUrlongs-
Ostend, II to %, won; Ten PAGES > to
I. second: Dixie Dixon, 80 to I, third.
Time. 1:21 3-5.
Fourth race, six and one-half furlongs--
Prince Gal TO I, won; Rose Queen, z
to 3 second. Arondack. > to :, third. Time.
Fifth race. mile and one-half-Bonnie
KeIso. z to ,. won; Albert Starr, 10 to L,
second: BeHeview, 8 to /, third. Time, 2;52-
sixth race, six furlongs-Billiard Bali
2 10 /. won: Jacquentina, to D, second;
democrat. 3 to l. third Time, 1;l2 30.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02
EnRT ERIE ENTRIES.

First race, eleven-siXteenths of a mile,
n1Irse-Voolcasta 100; Galvesca, 100; Xii
derkfn. 100: Sagor, 1O3; Paul Davis, lO7i
Ben X. SIeet. lO7; Gallant Pirate, 101
second race three-fOurths of a mile,
seIling-Lady Chiffon, 81; Ace Of Dia1-
monds, 102; Alice George, l02; Capewell'
102, White Face, 105; Ragman, 100; Geo.
W. Lebolt. 1O7; Msrchomonet l0'; King
Third race. three-f6urths of a mile,
purse-Sig, 100; Silverin. 102; DR.. Waldo
Briggs. l02; Right Easy, 102; Col. Bob,
Fourth race. mile and one-sixteenth,
Manifestations, 81; Nadzu, l02; Zip
ango 166: All Red. l0l; PalomOn, 105;
C.ranja. los: Old Honesty, 112
Fffth race. three-fourths of a mile,
Preston, 100; St. Jeanne, 100;
Posing. 1O5: King AvOndale. 10S; Hyperion,
III. EdgeIv. no; al Muller, 10; Fireball,
10; Ben Double, H.
Seventh race, mile and an eighth, sell
ing-AIice Sc: Dispute, 100; The Wrestler,
100: Flora Reilly, l09
Seventh race, mile and seventy yards.
seIIing-Brucs Rice. 1o2; Fair Annie, l02;
Anna MCGEE, 102; Gen. Marchomonet- lO2;
Ceremonious. 105; Mozart, 105; Winberry,
107. Joe Rose, 1O6