The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07
EASTERN owners
COMING BY SCORES
Jockey Eddie TapIin Thrown
by Coal ShoOf and Serf.
ouSIy Hurt
BY ]. R. JEFFERY
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CHICAGO. Oct. 6.-Evidences con-
tinue to multiply that the approaching
season Of racing at EmeryvilIe will be
more in keeping with the glorious ira
ditions of California racing than was
that Of last winter if the presence of
superior class OF horses be taken as
q consideration. The missionary work
that representatives of the new Cali
fornia jockey club have been doing at
various eastern racing points is bear
ing fruit. During the last few days
quite q number Of eastern owners have
signihed their intention of shipping to
the coast.
Judge c. S. Pettingill. who is labor
ing in the interest Of the Emeryville
meeting among the horsemen on the
canadian circuit. announced tonight
that N. c. Pritchard and r. ]. Mac
kenzie' who have figured prominently
IN Canadian racing, VIII ship their
stables 70 San Francisco at the close
Of the Fort Erie meeting next week.
Pritchard owns the good handicap
horse, Spellbound; Hoo Ray, useful
selling platter; Veneta Strome. d speedy
sprinter, and other capable mud
runners
HAChENZIE STRING COMING
r J. Mackenzie's horses will go
onto. and thence TO California. Trainer
I'd White is on the lookout for ma
terial to strengthen his stable before
shipping and viii probably add cou-
pie Of useful platers TO his string.
Direct. which was gelded last spring
and turned out in California, will be
taken up and put in active training
upon Whites arrival at Emeryville
Fort Johnson. Melton Street, Flying
Foot Step, Don Antonio and Peccavi, all
of which have been good winners in
the east this season, viii be among che
Mackenzie shipment.
Eddie Taplin OF Fresno. Cal. the Mac
6enzle jockey. was the victim of
serious accident at Fort Erie today.
While going to the post to race the
2 year old, Coal Shoot got the better
spf Tsplin and ran away a mile. At
'7the conclusion Of the race the colt
again Tsn away, this time the reverse
way of the track. Boiling through a
gap he struck the fence and threw Tap
I'm The latter landed on the ground
with force enough TO break his hip.
PIT OUT OF SADDLE
The injured lad was removed to
hospital in Buffalo and il is improb-
able that he will be able to resume the
adJle for months. He stands credit
ably in the American Jockey list for
$40 to date. Guy Garner. c. II. Shill-
ing and Y. Powers being those ahead
of him.
Colonel Z. C. Hopper. who has been
fnrerTiewing Kentucky owners on the
subject Of shipping to EmeryvilIe, an
uounced at Louisville tonight on the
ere OF his departure for Cincinnati
tlst he had secured the promise Of the
81 pment Of SO horses to the coast, in
eludlng the strings Of ". G. Yanke,
Henderson & Hogan. 7. \. Camden and
Ihe more modest ests blishment Of ".
i. Spiers.
The high class horse J. H Reed is
member Of the Henderson & Hogan
string. The Camden stable Will be es-
peCiatly strong in the year old races
- 1871 and Californians viii do well to
pay special attention to the represen-
tatives OF this stable in the baby races
~ the new wear. Jack keene- will be
ia charge Of the string. Camden is
millionaire Kentuckian who races for
the sport and pleasure it affords him.
Martin Nathanson, who served as
racing manager and presiding Judge of
the meetings at Butte. Anaconda, Great
walls and Helena Mont, has returned
10 Chicago to spend a few weeks before
leaving for California to resume his
duties as Handicapped and programmer
Al Emeryville during the coming win
ter. Nathansen plans to depart for the
coast about November l.
Virtually all of the horses that are
raced in Montana win engage in the
sport at Emeryville-