The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
BUBBLING Water
STAR OF SEASON
Daughter of Colonel Wheeler
Outside of Money Only 3
Times i'm 2I Starts

The scene OF racing in the west shifts
today TO salt Lake City, where a 40
days meeting opens under the auspices
of the Utah jockey club. Small but well
balanced fields are the rule with the
main attraction the opening handicap.
Most of the horses named in the entries
are familiar to local race goers, as they
have raced at Emeryville during the
season just ended. Within the next few
days there viii be an Improvement in
The class Of the starters as the stables
begin to arrive. The exodus from the
Oakland track continues and a num-
her Of shipments VIII be made during
the week
Many OF the jockeys left Saturday
night in order to be on hand to accept
mounts today. Vosper is likely to
prove to be the star Of the jockey bri-
gade at the Utah course.
Turfmen generally agree that Bub-
bling Water is the highest class per-
former that faced the barrier during
the Emeryvile season The daughter
Of Colonel Wheeler and Shasta Water
made her first appearance on the open
ing day, November 20, and since that
date started q times, at various dis
tances from five and a half furlOngs to
a mile and an eighth. She was first on
ten occasions, second in seven races.
third once and outside of the money
three times. Her best performance was
when she took up III pounds and won
the Decoration day handicap and ran
q mile and a fUrlong in 1850 2-5. break
ing the track record. Earlier in the
year il was planned to send Bubbling
Water east, and she was literally en-
tered in the stakes to be run at the
ers decided to give her rest this sum-
mer.
HOW THEY FARED
Among the best Of the other horses
in the older division may be mentioned
Arssee, BOggs. Orbicular, Silver knight,
Righteasy and Raleigh.
Chester Krum, Daddy Clip and Bit Of
Fortune are some Of the 3 year olds
that appeared to advantage, and the
sprinting division included Madman,
Pa 5arOita. Pride Of Lismore, Prejucio,
J. Fl. Sheehan, Napa Nick. Enfield,
Cloudlight, Kid North and Likely Dieu-
dome.
Some clever year olds went to the
post since January /. and among the
best were Frank Ruhstaller. Adrian,
iSalaH MaXdice, Jim Basey, Cluny and
Charles Clark. the Montana million
aire, showed sensational speed in the
races she won.
.Rosslare, Inclement. Raleigh and Ed
Ball are among horses that earned
regulations for consistency during the
season.
Many Of the best Jockeys in the coun-
try rode at Emeryville at different
stages Of the meeting. Among the
stars seen in the saddle early in the
season were Shilling, Eddie Dugan,
Taplin and Archibald. Archibald land
ed more winners than any of the other
boys at the opening Of the meeting, but
when racing began at Juarez he went
10 the Mexican track. Upon his return
here Archibald was out Of the saddle
for q considerable period, but he showed
brilliant form when he resumed riding,
with the result that "Plunger'' James
AacManus engaged him to ride on the
New York tracks.
Shilling. Taplin and Vosper divided
most Of the riding hOnors for a time,
and after their departure for the east
"A. Thomas, Selden, Mentry, A. Williams,
Kederis, COburn, Callahan and w Cot
ton were more in the limelight
A. Thomas, the coiored boy who was
enga ged to ride for Frederick A For
sythe this summer. is regarded as the
best development among the light
weights. Selden has shown consider
able Improvement.
p A Williams. another colored boy,
was riding well for a time, but did not
keep up the good work, with the result
that he was suspended for unsatisfac-
tory rides on several horses. His per-
formance on J. r. Laughrey was one
that helped to bring him under the
ban Kederis is another rider who in
CURED suspension at the hands of the
stewards.
LAYERS FARED WELL
Most of the layers Jared well during
the season. William Engstrom is re-
ported 10 have cleaned up about $685.
600. Joe Rose, Frank Balm and George
Rose are among the other big win
ners- Barney Schreiber quit a loser.
George Rose is awaiting word from
New York before he decides on where
he will operate this summer Joe Rose
IS going TO New York and take a
European trip, as has been his custom
for the last two summers. Barney
Schneider viii visit his farm near St
Louis and later go to New York
Fine weather favored the racing a
great part of the season and Superin-
tendent James Grant kept the track in
fine shape, with the result that fast
time was frequently a feature
II. G. BedWell led the winning owners
by a big margin, as he had the strong
est stable and his horses were in great
shape throughout the time they raced
here.