The San Francisco call., 1910-10-21

Z arrive from various parts of the eour
Twelve carloads of horses arrived at
Emeryville yesterday. 10 coming from
Ogden, while the others We're from
Vancouver. The Ogden consignment
came on special train over the West
ern Pacific in fast time and the owners
were highly pleased at the way the /
horses shipped. The arrival of so
many stables at one time created quite
a stir at the track and Superintendent
James j. Grant and William Soule
were kept busy assigning stalls.
Many well known performers that
participated in the meetings on the
intermountain circuit were shipped
from Ogden.e Among the owners and
the horses are:
William CahiIl-Sewell. Captain John, Han
nah Louise, Argonaut. Woodlander.
C. p. Iamar-Beunie Bard.- Amargosa. ket-
william Cain-Convent Bell sainest. Galene
Gale, Metropolitan Queen Alamo. luaugurator.
g. III. keene-St. Heller. Phoebe 6.
W. f. Trapp-Marchmonet. Roy Shumway.
G. A. Robethen-Burieigh, Harry stannope'
Royal River - ~ /
]. ]. ConnerIHampass. Nebraska Lass
7. II. MuDson-L.ady Adelaide, Lady Mazagah
E. Beaty-Meada.
L. ". Morse-Liberto-
j.. h. MoOre-S1lVer StOcklng. ADie 1duuSid-
Harry Mack-Fancy, Lady Elizabeth. Alder
Guich Firm Foot.
J. T. Strite-Thistle Belle.
George Pelter-Godfather, Chief Desmond, Ell
W. II. Plourd-swen Girl. orelio, Buena. Vol
trum.
c. H. Missman-YeHowfoot-
Fred Foster-Capewell. Wiueberry.
The shipment from Vancouver con-
! sisted of the following stables:
J.. L. Brown-Enheld. The Robin, Nebulosus'.
y s-
D c. II. widemaa, in charge of A. L. Denny
Dahlgren. Cuvina, Gala, Dovalta, Prosper,
DG5. D, :. % Fountain-Royal stone. ouseufuf
C. W. Chappell-Tobey. Sir WESLEY
W. II. Travers-Meltondale. Servicence
A. Greenleve-Faymuir. j. NJ. Stokes 4
H B. MuIky-Wistaria.
J. Jungelaus-La Petite.
]. A. McFarin-El Pisaro.
r. Frazier-E. NJ. Fry, Fernando, Ben H.
Sleet
e. j. Ramsey, the Ontario Ogden
stable and other owners were due from
Ogden last night with carload and
another shipment of two carloads is
expected from Vancouver today. Il. F.
O'Leary, G.. p. Mcneil and C. Lewis are
among the owners represented.
William Walker is due today with IS
horses from Toronto. His stable is
one of the strongest coming from east
ern points. r. j. Ferris and Joseph
Pendarvis are due from Oklahoma City
with their horses.
Secretary Treat yesterday received
letter from G. NJ. Gray at Calgary,
Alberta, saying he viii ship eight
horses to Emeryville about next Tues
day.
Among the owners who participated
in the Vancouver meeting and who will
ship here are Brophy and Jensen. Their
string is trained by Vie. Terry and con-
sists of Altamar. Green Goods. Laura
Clay, Lord Provost, Blue Heron, Harry
Il "
According to Trainer Morris Bernard
of the Quinn stall bic, Andy Blakeley
was scheduled to leave Sheepshead Bay
last Saturday with nine horses. Ber-
nard was foreman of the Blakeley sta
BILE until engaged by Quinn to train
his horses.
Trainer Ham Keene disposed of most
of the year olds he shipped from
Kentucky to Montana and only brought
four from Ogden. He informed Super
intendent Grant that his brother
would bring out So horses from Ken
lucky. 1t is likely the yearlings will
be shipped from the Camden farm be-
fore the opening of the Latonia meet
ing.
The Keene stable will be the most
extensive at the track across the bay.
Herman Radtke, a clever lightweight
rider, is with Ham Keene, and Thomas.
considered one of the best Jockeys in
Keene.
Fred Foster, who brought W-ineberry
and Capewell from Ogden, has not
raced at Emeryville for some years.
He formerly handled some we'll known
horses, including Yellowtail- He has
two fair performers to carry his colors
during the coming season
W. E.. Trapp, who shipped March
monet and Roy Shumway from Ogden,
went to Kentucky to buy more horses
Marchmonet was one of the best horses
that ran at Salt Lake and Ogden and
should prove to be factor in handi-
caps here.
Cline Dugan received letter from
his brother Eddie, saying that he
would arrive here about November !.
Dugan planned to go to France to
ride next season, but he has been re-
engaged by August Belmont at good
salary. Belmont had first call on the
services of the California boy on the
eastern tracks. while Sam Hildrethl
held second call.
Flynn to Race Here
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-J. ". Flynn. a
former lieutenant of the Chicago DO
lice will invade California this fall
with 12 horses that he will race at
Oakland They include among others
Rubia Granda, Lotta Greed, Home Run
and Waponica. He is in search OF a
lightweight jockey to take west, llav-
ing failed to obtain reinstatement for
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