The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07

u0Ill the Gnu Ol OStOOSA a. ASool, oAAN
The Salt Lake City meeting, which o
21, making 40 days There will then b
and ending August -. This will be
followed by IS days at Anaconda. and
it is planned to have a full meeting of
40 days at Salt Lake, Immediately fol-
lowing the close of the sport in Mon
tana
Unless there should be a curtailment
of dates through adverse legislation IN
New York, the eastern season will end
November 10, and this will permit of
owners and turfmen generally being
out here the early part of the Emery
VILE meeting. The Gravesend meeting
will end June 16, to be followed by:
Sheepshead bay, June II to July A. Brighton
q. Saratoga August 4-27: Sheepshead bay,
August 29-September 10; Grayesend. September
1924; Belmont park. september Zo-Oetooer .
Jamaica October 1O-November 10.
JOCKEYS REINSTATED
The stewards of the New California
jockey club held a meeting yesterday
and at the conclusion a number or
.reinsta tements were announced. In the
case of Jockey KederiS and the horses
that formerly carried the coIors or
Matt RieS, evidence was introduced
showing that Joseph Tigue always had
boy as well as the stable Later he
acquired full control and under the
circumstances the officials restored
Kederis and the horses to good stand
ing. 1t was announced that the ruling
against Ries still stands. Tigue said
yesterday that he plans to turn the
horses out for the summer.
Jockey A. Williams, the cOlored boy
suspended for several unsatisfactory
rides, was reinstated to ride for w. T.
Anderson only The Anderson stable
was shipped to Salt Lake city.
1t developed that II. T. Fry paid
deposit on Tramotor before his race
him if he pulled up sound. He paid
$500 for the sprinter and was surprised
to learn the next day that the geld
ing had been suspended for bad show
ing in the race. In view of the circum-
stances TramotOr was restored to good
standing yesterday and the stewards
suspended Al GOodin, the former owner,
holding him responsible for the bad
race It is likely that Stewart Polk
will train Tramotor for Fry at Salt
Lake.
Emeryville yesterday for Salt Lake
Among the owners who shipped their
stables were f. O'Leary, Stewart Polk,
Frank Farrar, l.. Williams, ID. j. Ram
jackson, G. P. Mcneil, F. Wallhauser,
w. Freeman, w. c. Weant and j. Kelly.
William Hawke and George Wentworth
will ship their strings together. Will
liam CahiII and ]. NJ. Crane are among
the owners who left Sunday.
VACATION FOR THOROUGHBRED
A number of stables will be turned
out for the summer. Molera & Josephs
will ship Bubbling Water. Cloudlight
and others to their farm. Pico Blanco
of which great things were expected
is in the string. The son of Crescendo
failed to run up to his early trials.
John Clifford will turn out the young
sters he secured from the farm of Burns
&. Waterhouse. Dan Dennison and
p. E. Smith are others that have de-
cided to give their horses rest.
According to an announcement from
Louisville Edward Corrtgan Will race
a stable at Salt Lake. The man VINO
formerly owned one of the most ex-
tensive strings in the country has been
campaigning a few horses recently.
Judge Hopper and Martin Nathanson
will leave here tomorrow. Hopper
goes to his home in Kentucky, while
Nathanson will remain in Chicago until
a week or so before the meeting opens
at Butte where he will act as pro-
gram announcer and presiding judge.
MuSRIdN6 Ids OCC4A NAANAS-N~TN- -
ride on Jack Atkin in the Toronto cup
He had the horse under choking
null the first six furlongs and when
he let him down he failed to respond
The pace was slow, and it is claimed
that if allowed to go on the first part
the Schneider horse would have been
a contender at the finish.
Eddie Jones has received letter from
Henry Spencer. the former well known
Jockey, announcing that he is con-
Quoting a hotel at Bath Beach, New
york. He named it in honor of Com
mando. a horse he rode for James r.
Keene.
William Engstrom. who was the most
successful layer at Emeryville, said
Yesterday that he will remain here un-
til after the big fight. He may take in
the summer circuit later Ed Soule and
Ambrose Dunn are among the layers
who went to Salt Lake
NOVELTY IN THE FUTURITY
When Sam Hndreth purchased Nov
elty from John E. Madden, he acquired
the subscription of the colt in the
saratoga Special. The youngster is
also in the Futurity.
When Antenor. of George Berry's
string, graduated from the maiden
ranks at Belmont park, he beat Col
ston a nose thanks to Shilling out
riding A. Thomas. Colston is half
brother to High Private and is highly
regarded by Trainer Colston of the