The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22

In California since the season before
last. arrived at the Emeryville track
yesterday from Toronto with is horses.
Among them are some of the cleverest
performers in the country. and the
Walker colors should be much I'm evil
dence during the meeting, which opens
Saturday, November II.
Walker raced at Empire City and
other New York tracks during the sum-
mer months and later took in the Ca
madam circuit. He was quite success
full and added materially to his stable
at various places.
Among the horses in the Walker
string are Stanley Fay, Sir Edward.
Chepontuc. Noon. Planter. Elgin, Les
car, Apologize, Responseful. Adriuche,
Tee May. Eddie S, Ackerman and Belle
Kingston.
Stanley Fay is well known handi-
cap performer. He showed fine form
at Emeryville two seasons ago, and ran
some clever races on the metropolitan
tracks this summer. hooking up with
such stars as Dalmatian. One of the
best races he ran was when he fin
ished second to Dalmatian.
AS Is the case with Stanley Fay, an
other of the Walker stable is returning
to the scenes of his former triumphs
He is Sir Edward, a horse for which
j. j. Walsh paid a high figure when he
was campaigning stable on California
tracks,
Walker bought a number of horses
from John +. Madden, among them
Noon, which won several races in his
colors
Jockey Forehand. lightweight of
fair ability. came west with Walker.
There were also arrivals at Emery
Vile yesterday from ogden and Van
couver @. S. Wilson got in from the
first mentioned point with Coonskin
Dora /, Howard Pearson, Yama, Albetto
and Louise B.
F. D. Howard brought Jack Paine.
Salpearl, Figent and Light Knight from
Vancouver.
from New York today with his string
of nine horses. J. Glass, who was un-
encouragement to BlakeIey during the
last year or so, was suspended at Pim
lico Monday for what was considered to
be bad looking ride on Blackford
The horse was heavily played favorfte
and it was generally conceded that he
would win. Glass got away WELL but
Blackford fell back to last place. and,
after closing with rush, finished third
The officials summoned Glass before
them and later announced the suspen-
sion. 1t is said that Glass is one of
the most improved riders in the east.
Secretary Treat yesterday received a
letter from j. Krause at Vancouver
asking for stalls for three horses that
he shipped from there Thursday. The
stable is owned by ]. E. Rees & Co.
The yearlings that Johnson n. Cam
den and John o. Keene will ship to
Emeryville were tried out at Lexing-
ton Monday. There were "a youngsters
| in the lot and some of them showed
some fast quarters. The colts by Star
Shoot -Mirable and by MagaZan-My
Beauty worked head and head a quarter
in :23 with about lis pounds up; the
q
and the colt by Magazan- -Screech. in
:23 Is; the colt by Orsini-Fleur de Ma
rie and the colt by Magazan-Sweet
Marjoram, iu :23 2-5.
Some of the youngsters that worked
fastest will be reserved for next spring.
The II that keene will ship west are
scheduled to leave Lexington next
Thursday. At the same time another
carload will start from Louisville. 1t
will contain Miami. Boggs, Tahoe,
Shooting Spray, Zarah. Cisko and pos
sibly Twilight Queen, together with
about six others that Keene will
pick up
Jockey Dave Nicol who was at
Louisville, accepted an offer to go to
Mexico City to ride in the derby. and
he and Jockey Mountain made the trip
together. Nicol took the place of 7.
Rice, who backed out after accepting
l.
permanent engagement Nico1 will re-
main in Mexico and ride there next
year. Nicol was formerly in the en-
ploy of Fred Cook and rode some Of
the star horses in the stable Of James
r. Keene season before last on the
New York tracks.
Fifty head of racers. 2S thorough
breds and % trotters will be shipped
from Lexington to New York to take
a steamer for Australia They were
purchased at the recent sales by An
drew Robertson of Melbourne.
Charles w. Moore of Moore Hill stud
has purchased the 2 year old flly
Crash from Pat Dunno and she will be
retired to his farm.
Bashti, the FLY for which Harry
Payne Whitney paid $4,000 when she
was sold at Saratoga, will be sent to
England along with the yearlings that
Whitney is shipping to Jack Joyner at
Newmarket. The millionaire owner Is
selecting the youngsters at his West
bury farm. Tom Welsh originally
planned to cross the Atlantic with