Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-24
ALL ABOARD FOR
|. EMERYvILLE RACES
Stables Arriving Daily from East
ern Tracks and Season Prom
iSes to Be Successful

! EMERYVILLE, Oct. 23.-The coming
race meeting at Emeryville promises to
be one of the most successful in the
history of horse racing on the coast
Each day adds to the total of horses
at the track, and the animals are be-
| ing shipped by the carload. Twelve
carloads arrived Thursday, ten coming
from Ogden and the balance from Van
couver. Friday morning brought e. j.
Ramsey and his string and the Ontario
| Ogden stable, and Saturday saw the
arrival of two additional carloads from
! Vancouver, bringing horses belonging
! to L. F. O'Leary, G. p. Mcneil, G.
! Lewis and other prominent owners.
! William Walkers stable of eighteen
horses from Toronto is expected at any
time, as are r. ]. Ferris and Joseph
Pendarvis, with their strings from
Oklahoma City.
G. M. Gray has sent word to Secre-
tary Treat of the New California
Jockey club stating that he will ship
eight horses from Calgary Tuesday,
Vancouver meeting and will ship here
are Brophy and Jensen with their
string, consisting of Altamar, Green
Goods, Laura Clay, Lord Provost, Blue
Heron, Harry Rogers and Wambora.
Andy Blakeley is expected hourly with
a string of nine horses from Sleeps
head Bay.
The Keene stable will be the largest
| at the Emeryville track. Ham Keene
is now on the coast and states that his
brother Jack will bring thirty-six
| horses from Kentucky, Herman
Radtke, who is rated one of the clever
est lightweight jockeys in the country,
and Thomas, another clever rider, VIII
ride under the Keene colors at the
coming meeting. Eddie Dugan will
also arrive at Emeryville about No
vember 1 to ride. Dugan had planned
to ride in France next season, but was
re-engaged by August Belmont at a
large salary. Belmont has first call on
| Dugans services on the eastern tracks
and Sam Hildreth second call.
Among the horses who performed
cleverly on the intermountain circuit
and who will be on hand for the
Emeryville meeting, with their owners
are:
William Cahill-Sewell, Captain John,
Hannah Louise, Argonaut, Woodlander.
C. p. Lamar-Bonnie Bard, Amar-
gosa, Ketchel, Nab, Treasure Seeker
William Cain-Convent Bell, Sainest,
Galene Gale, Metropolitan, Queen Ala
mo, Inaugurator.
| C. ii. heeneT-oL. 1elleIy IHO0DS ".
w. e. Trapp - Marchmonet, Roy
Shumway.
G. A. obethen-Burleigh Harry
Stanhope, Royal River.
j. H. Frye-Tramator
]. ]. Conner-Hampass, Nebraska
Lass.
J. H. Munson-Lady Adelaide, Lady
Mazagam.
F. M. Otis-Jim Cafferata.
e. Beaty-Meada,
I. w. Morse-Iiberto.
]. F. Moore-Silver Stocking, Able,
Camera.
Harry Mack-Fancy, Lady Elizabeth,
Alder Gulch, Firm Foot.
J. It, Strite-Thistle Belle.
George Pelter-Godfather Chief Des-
mond, Elfin King.
w. H. Plourd-Swell Girl, Orelio,
Buena, Voltrum.
G. H. Missman-Yel Yellowfoot.
Fred Foster-Capewell Wineberry.
The shipment from Vancouver con-
sisted of the following stables:
]. L. BroWn-Enf1eld, The Robin, Ne
bulosus, Booker T.
c. H. Wideman, in charge of A. L.
| Denny-Dahlgren, CuVina, Gala, Do
Valta, Prosper, Beaver Dam Lad.
d. S, Fountain-Royal Stone, Queen
full.
w. H. Travers-Meltondale, SerVi-
cence.
| A. Greenlove-Faymuir, j. M. Stokes.
H. B. Mulky-Wistaria.
j. Jungclaus-La Petite.
j. A. McFarlin--El Pisaro
r. Frazier-E. M. Fry, Fernando,
| Ren K SIeet