The San Francisco call., 1910-09-02
And Now There's JOV Fighdom for hc Game Is WdRng Up
RACING STABLES
BOUND FOR COAST
Secretary Treat of New CaIffor-
mia Jockey Club Notified of
Horses Coming Here

Secretary Percy ". Treat of the New
California jockey club received word
yesterday that number of stables
have been shipped to Emeryville for
the meeting which opens Saturday,
November u. He also received appli-
cations from several owners who de-
sire stalls.
O.. A. Bianchi, who took some horses
to New York and later was engaged to
handle the stable of :"Plunger" James
MacManus, started for California on
Wednesday The horses owned by
MacManus were on the ailing list for
long time after Bianchi took charge
and it was late in the summer before
they again faced the barrier. Bianchi
has Keep Moving which he received in
exchange for Frank RuhstalIer and
cash consideration. The mare ran some
nice races in the colors of her new
owner.
E. G. Moyne, who has Chester Krum
and other clever horses that raced on
the intermountain circuit, is on his way
to the Oakland track
c. j. Casey, who trained a string for
Barney Schneider last winter. notified
Secretary Treat that he will ship six
horses from Saratoga. He did not
state whether they will carry his col
ors or those of some other owner.
Casey has handled some good horses
during the years he has been coming
to the coast.
Harry Mack, A Greenleaf and r.
Frazier are among the owners at Butte
who have applied for stalls at the track
across the bay
G. H. Neal wrote from Oklahoma
City, asking for stable accommoda-
tions. He has Serenade, Escutcheon
and Bert L, a son of Sain.
Judge Frank Skinner notified Secre-
tary Treat that Jockeys Molesworth
and Kent, who were on the Suspended
list, have been reinstated. Molesworth
headed the list on the Oklahoma circuit
and rode we'll at Cheyenne. He was
suspended a the time the Weant sta
bic was placed under the han.
The Futurity- has never been known
as a poor mans race. Generally it has
been won by horses belonging to
wealthy men. The exceptions were in
1888. when Sam Bryant's Proctor Knott
won; 1892. when Frank Van Ness won
with Morello, and in 1906, when Billy
Lakeland's Electioneer was first All
of these men were in moderate circum-
stances.
LhO Ol the Ddn0lCdp announced
as the Palace Hotel, to be run during
the coming season at EmeryviIle has
been changed to that of Follansbee, in
honor of John G. Follansbee, a close
personal friend of President Thomas H
Williams of the New California jockey
club Follansbee is one of the stew
ards of the Jockey club: in New York
and an enthusiastic supporter of the
turf. An event named after him has
been feature at Emeryville for some
years.
Wayne Joplin paid $4,000 for Maezie,
a year old daughter of Caughnawaga
and Mai, at the Stanford sale. Joplin
formerly had control of Jockey Koer-
ner. Van Den went to Albert Slmons
for $2,050.
George. H. Smith, who will again
have charge of the information bureau
at Emeryville, wrote Secretary Treat
that he would leave New York for the
coast October 1 and spend some time
visiting resorts of this state
Among the horses to be offered dur
ing the fall sales in Kentucky will be
those of Frederick A. Forsythe and
Irving H. Wheatcroft.
About ESQ yearlings have also been
catalogued by various breeders.
Tommy Burns, who bought Glucose
at the sale of the Newcastle stables
horses, planned to take out a jockeys
license at Saratoga, but changed his
mind and will apply for a trainers
license in Kentucky. He will race Glu-
cose at Louisville.
John E. Madden offered j. r. Vain
wright $4,000 for Trance before she
was shipped from Saratoga to Louis
vile with the rest of the Wainwrieht
horses. There was the proviso that
Wainwright might race her in Ken
lucky and send her to Hamburg Place
after the season closes.
Wainwright is figuring on becoming
a breeder himself and for that. reason
turned down the Madden offer.
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