The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
owners WARMING
UP TO EMERYVILLE
Early Wright, {. c. Kelly and
Andy BIakeEey viii Ship
Stables Soon
New Mounts TO Include Sea
Cliff, Sixty and Mudder
Master Robert

Owners throughout the country are
directing their attention to the coming
season At Emeryville and applications
for stable accommodations are arriving
daily At the Office of the New California
Jockey club. Yesterday Secretary Treat
received letter from Early Wright,
who has been at Los Angeles during the
summer months. The well known own
er and trainer said that he would ship
p horses to the oakland track about
October IS. Wright generally has some
fair performers in his string and he is
likely TO be heard from before the
meeting is long in progress.
c. c. Kelly. who Will race here for
the hrst time, applied for stalls for
seven horses. He has Too Late, Miss
Giles Nettie 9. Teddy 7. Sierra Sadie,
Rsvona and Lady Ravelston- The last
named three are yearlings.
The stable which Andy Blakeley is
handling for Charles Quinn. Bob Davis
and Chicago" O'Brien, is expected to
arrive soon from New York. quinn is
the owners Of six horses that should
be seen in front frequently during the
season. Sixty and Sea Cliff. which are
among those in charge of Blakeley,
raced in England. having been in the
y y
were brought 10 this country last year
Sixty is the English bred son OF the
Epson derby winner. Diamond Jubilee,
and has a reputation of being a fast
horse Sea Clin was on the shelf for
a time after arriving from England.
Pluvius. owned by Chicago O'Brien.
was hurt during the spring meeting
1t Belmont park. but was going well at
Saratoga, and Blakeley hopes to land
some purses with him. Master Robert
another OF the string. is good mud
. der. Two seasons ago he figured prom
inentlv on the metropolitan tracks.
Jockey J. Glass, who has been on the
Canadian circuit with the stable of r.
T Wilson Jr. since the close at Sara
toga. viii be at Emeryville TO ride for
BlakeIey. II is said he has greatly i'm
proved. since he was last seen on local
tracks. Glass will likely be secured by
Trainer Healey for r. 7. Wilson Jr.
next season. The boy viii have a good
opportunity. as Wilson will have a
strong stable.
In p list-of well known horses that have won
S-o.mo OF more since they began their turf
careers appear the names of number Of horses
taat rau AZ Emeryville. Included among them
are SeNyeH Mlrtinmas. Tom McGrath. OkeDite,
Euhrc. Don Enrique and HereheEaL.
Tie Merchants association of Norfolk. Va.
has sdoptel resolutions indorsinS the race meet
ing ar jamestown in November under the aus
piers or the jockey club Of New York. Some
0cH known stables from New York viii par
1icipate IN the meeting.
The cciors of August Belmont, chairman Of
the Jockey club. were seen in front for the
fr~t time @ Canadian track when Field Mouse
l-ea5 Big stick half a length at Montreal last
Friday.
Gross and Archibald. riders who mem
her> If thc saddle brigade at Emeryvle last
season. shared the honors at Montreal Friday,
each landing two winners.
Aldrian. the Napa stock farm bred colt and
other good horses retained by the Beverwyck
SfrhIe VIII be- raced at Marlboro and pimlico
TIE sEahl. 10 have been sent TO Canada
hst rlans were changed and the horses are
being rested up at Saratoga.
The famous cempaigner Logan. took second
prize in the open class for thoroughbred stall
lions ~ a horse show held At 81. Johns Logan
is - vcsrS Old ard donated to the Cana
dian bureau of breeding 10y Alexander Shields