The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
RACEPROGRAMF FOR
FIRST WEEK READY
Jockey Club Officials Announce
Purses and Conditions for
Seasons Opening

-piSefhen tOulorIcW- OWnerS and train
ers have anxiously awaited <he an
nouncement in order 10 see where they
may place their horses.
AS already announced. the feature
next Saturday viii be the opening han
dioap al a mile with q value OF $1,000.
The list OF stake entries viii be pub
Ished tomorrow and 1t viii then be
known what horses are the candidates
for the main event of the first day
Arasee, Bubbling Water Stanley Fay
and SpellbOund are among those who
may go TO the post.
long rest has benefited Arasee
greatly and he has been stepping along
in 2 manner which would indicate that
he is ready to face the barrier. Spell
bound and Stanley Fay have also had
sufficient rest since making the trip
across the continent from Toronto. Bub-
- bling Water has been moving along in
good style
Secretary Percy ". Treat received q
telegram from Earl Linnel at Sara
-oga notifying him that a carload of
horses he shipped should arrive today
snd that y other horses are due here
Thursday. Garner, who heads the
jockey list OF the country, VIII arrive
with Linnell.
Jockey Davenport viii be here IN
time 10 ride Spellbound in the opening
handicap The boy is under engage
rnent 10 n c. Prlchard-
Colonel d. N. Burns has disposed OF
his interest in the year olds and year
lngs in his stable to his partner, Clar-
ence Warerhouse. who viii have full
control Of the string Colonel Burns
plans 10 90 10 Mexico for the winter
and VIII not have an opportunity OF
taking y active interest in a stable.
II,
viii carry the Waterhouse colors.
Trainers say that there are more
horses ready 70 race at the opening OF
the EmeTyville meeting than in any
previous sea son. The early arrival Of
SO many sta bles from the intermountain
circuit as we'll as middle western and
eastern points. combined with the IA
vorable weather. is responsible for the
good condition OF so many performers.
A. Thomas is at the track daily gal
Looping horses in the Camden and
Keene strings.
Jockey Eddie Taplin Is at HIS Fresno
home. He will come here after enjoy
ing a rest and VIII ride for R. J. Mac
kenzie.
Following IS the program for the first
seven days:
FIRST DAY. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER y
Entries close 1880 A. m. Friday. November II.
First race. six furongs, selling, purse $3.50, Of
which So 70 second and SIS 10 third-For 3
year ods and upward; $500, 3 pounds below the
sale . pounds allowed for each 500 TO $500
Second race. i've and half furlOngs, selling.
purse $3.50. ~ which S55 70 second and SIS TO
rhlrl-For 8 year olds. weight l12 pounds. Each
To- be entered for $500
Third race. i've furlongs, purse $500, Of which
SIS % second and SIS 70 third-For year olds,
weight lI5 pounds; winners Of $l.200 pounds
extra; ponwinuers Of six races other than sell
ing allowed pounds; Of three such or one OF
$500. pounds; of three Of any kind, u pounds;
maldens. u pounds
Slol0-A handicap for year olds and upward
81 the time Of closing; entrance SO and $40 ad
diri9nal m start; the New California Jockey club
- guarantee the value 10 be Sl'oeO: OF which
S20o 20 second and 500 70 third; weights 10 be
announced Wednesday. November 8. Entries
posted on bulletin board.
Fifth race mile and 20 yards selling. purse
$500. u which S35 10 second and S16 10 third
For year olds and upward; $1,000, weight for
age, . pounds allowed for each 500 to $500.
sixth race futurIty course purse $500 OF
which $50 70 second and SIS TO third-For all
ages. pounds below the scale.
SECOND DAY, MONDAY. NOVEMBER IA
Entries close 1870 a. m, SATURDAY. November IL
First race. I've and half furlongs, selling.
purse $50. of which SS5 10 second andaal5 10
fhird-For 2 year Olds. weight 1l2 pounds
maidens allowed pounds Zach to be entered
second race. futurity course. selling, purse
$3.50. of which S35 to second and sl5 70 third
For years olds and upward; = pounds beio"
the scale. Each 20 be entered for $500.
ss5 to second and SIS to thlrd-FOr 3 yesr olds
pounds below the scale.
Fourth race six furlongs. the Racine handicap
purse S400. of which $50 10 second and SIS TO
fhird-For al ages. Entries Friday. November
her j.
Fffth rsoe mile and sixteenth. selling purse
$3.50, Of which $50 10 second and SIS TO third
For year olds and upward; 10 pounds below
sixth race. seven furlongs, selling. purse $500.
Of which S85 TO second and SIS TO third-For
year olds and upward; 5 pounds below the scale
Each 10 be entered for s4o0.
THIRD DAY, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IS
First race, futurity course. selling. purse $3.50.
81 which S35 TO second and Sl5 TO third-For
year oids and up. nouwinners twice since Au-
gust l. 10 pounds below the scale Each 70 be
second race. SIX furlongs purse $500. Of which
So 10 second and SIS 10 third-For year olds;
weight 10 pounds; winners nine times since
May ]. pounds extra; Ronwinners Of 5000 or
I've races of any value allowed pounds; Of two
Faces, pounds
f35 10 second and SIS 20 third-For year olds
and upward nOnwinners Of $500 this year,
pounds below the scale; nonwinners twice of
since May ]. allowed ! pounds.
Fourth race, one mile, selling, purse $500, ot
which $50 10 second and S25 to third-For
year olds and upward; 81 400. ! pounds beIew
the scale; I pound allowed for each 500 TO $500
Fifth race. mile and 20 yards, selling,
purse $3.50, of which S35 TO second and SIS to
third-For year olds and upward; 10 pounds
below the scale. Each 10 be entered for $500.
sixth race. Eve and a half furlongs selling
Purse $3.50. of which S35 second and SIS 10
pounds. winners twice Of $500 this year.
poundst twice II S40o, 10 pounds extra Each
20 he entered for S40O.
FOURTH DAY WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Is
First race I've furlongs, purse $3.50, Of which
S15 70 second and SD rhird-FOr maiden
year olds. weight 112 pounds.
Second race, six furl0ngs, selling, purse $3.50
~ which So 70 second and SIS 10 thrd-For 3
wear olds and upward: pounds below the scale
Zach 10 be entered for 5000
Third race, futurity course, purse $500, OF
which SS5 10 second and SIS 10 third-For all
ages; $500. weight for age; pounds allowed for
each 500 10 $500
Fourth race. one mile and 40 yards, the
Crescendo handicap, purse $500, Of which $50 10
second and S25 thlrd-FOr all ages; entries
Monday November u: weights and acceptanees
TUESDAY November IS.
Fifth race one mile. selling, purse $3.50. OF
which SIS to second and SIS 10 third-For 3
year olds and upward; nonwinners Of $500 this
year 10 pounds below the scale. Each 10 be
entered FOR $500.
Sixth race. six furlongs. purse S5v0' OF wnicn
S35 10 second and SIS 20 third-For year olds.
ronp~fnners of three races other than selling this
year: weight 1l2 pounds; nonwinners Of $500 this
year or q race this meeting allowed pounds.
FIFTH DAY. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Il
First race futurity course. selling, purse $3.50.
- which S35 10 second and SIS TO third-For
ar aRes. nonwinners Of $500 this year; 10
pounds below the scale. Each 10 be entered
Tor $500.
Second race. Eve and half furlongs, selling,
purse $3.50. Of which s35 TO second and SIS to
third-For year olds: 81. 600, 1lS pounds;