The San Francisco call., 1910-09-28
JACK KEENE BUYS
LEXINGTON HORSES
Owner Who Will Race String at
EmeryyfHe Secures Several
Good Ones

Jack Keene, who was among the
first of the eastern owners to apply
for stalls at EmeryviIle for the COM
ing season. purchased a number of
horses at the Chinn & Forsythe sale at
Lexington He paid $675 for Twiligh
Queen, the year old daughter of Odd
Fellow and Ferrol He bought Petro-
nellie, 2 year old by Odd Fellow
Pepita, and yearling filly by Odd
Fellow-Rubus.
Rolla Colston, trainer of the Chinn
& Forsythe stable. bought several Of
the consignment. but they were not
for Forsyth the. he having made the an
nouncement at the opening OF the sale
that any bidding that might be done
by Colston would not be for his ac-
count, and that he was selling out alb
soiutely- The top price was $1,000
for the yearling filly by Odd Fellow
Naulahaka and she went to Colston.
Charley Bowman, who races few
horses on California tracks, paid $3.50
for the yearling brother to High Pri-
vate. He is by Odd Fellow-Commena.
The year old colt Colston, half
brother to High Private, brought
s1,575, the highest price for a horse
in training, and he went to Lon John
son.
Colston paid $1,000 for Shooting
Spray, by Odd Fellow-Ferro The
clever colored trainer spent several
winters in California and it is not
unlikely he will race at Emeryville
this season.
Colonel W. E. Applegate was also
among the purchasers at the Forsythe
sale. A total of $1,000 was realized
Co. T..
yearlings brought $500.
Archie thinner is planning to buy
some horses and race them on the
Kentucky circuit. later shipping to a
winter track. thinner raced at Emery
viIe Tor the hrst time season before
last Herman Brandt, who was for
merly with Barney Schrieber, is an
other owner who is negotiating for
the purchase of likely youngsters in
Kentucky with view to racing at
winter track. He received a good offer
for Harrigan, but intends TO retain
him.
E. Henderson. who at one time rode
for Wayne Lewis and William Gerst,
and Steve Morrison. who used to ride
for Umbrella Bilr' McGuigan, and
later for Edward Corrigan, have an
nounced their intention of returning
10 the sadie In the 1aH. This year
they were the star riders at the fair
running races held in Kentucky and
Indiana.
Jockeys Dave Nicol and Vincent
Powers have been exercising horses at
Churchill Downs and getting down to
weight for the meeting there. Joseph
e. Seagram of Canada has strength
ened his stable by the importation of
four horses which he secured in Eng
land. They are the 8 year old colts
Galatine, by Gallinuie- -Burgonet and
Bezant, by Orme-Jennifer, and two
yearlings, Kate Kittleberry, by Cere-
sus-Sweet Silence, and a filly by Simon
talut.
There was considerable sappoint-
ment at Toronto when 1t was learned
San Hildreth would not ship there
One of the best stables at woodbine
was reserved for him and applications
from other owners had been turned
down. II
The co1ors of James W. Cough will
be seen at Emeryville this season for
the first time. He is going to branch
out as an owner and has secured
number of horses that were owned by
the late Edward Lanigan. Among the
best performers in the Cough stable
will be Faneuil Hall.