The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14
GOLDFINN SOLD TO
CANDA BROTHERS
Mare Strains Tendon in Salt
Lake Race and Is Laid
on the Shelf

DICK Ferris, who bought Goldfinn
from P. G.. Lynch shortly before the
close of the Emeryville meeting, won
race with her at Salt Lake City and
then sold her to Canda brothers for
$4,000. The mare ran in the Cullen
hotel handicap Saturday in the colors
of her new owners, but pulled up lame
An examination showed bowed ten
don, which will keep her away from the
races for time
The feature at Salt Lake this weel,
will be the Utah derby, to be run Sat
urday. The event. is at a mile and an
eighth and the entry list includes a
number of year olds that showed to
advantage at Emeryville. Chester
Krum is regarded by many as the
probable winner He was beaten last
week by Jack Paine through Buxton
making his move too late
Other eligibles for the derby are Napa
Nick, Hex, Lewiston, Meltondale. Kid
North. Good Money. Silver Grain and
Odd Rose. The event will be worth
$1,000.
1t develops that Rose Queen the
speedy sprinter recently bought by Sam
jHildreth, grabbed her quarter in the
race in which Follie Levy beat her.
She was only slightly lame.
charlie Eastman, one of the best
known campai gners in the country, died
at Gravesend from paralysis of the
throat. He was by Himyar and was
years old. The gelding ran winter
and summer, and won several races last
winter at Jacksonville
When Manager Richard Dwyer re-
ceived a letter from Walter jennings
asking for accommodations at Salt Lake
City for IA horses in his string and
requesting six for George Berry, he
wired that a stable would be built at
once to accommodate them
Henry Mcdaniel, trainer for r. L.
Thomas has promised to donate Light
Wool to the Canadian bureau of breed
ing. Light Wool is a son of Wools-
thorpe and ran well here and at Ar
cadia the season before last. Other
owners who Will contribute stations
to the bureau are r. D. Williams, John
w. Schorr and Jack Atkin.
NO news could be more welcome to
English sportsnien than the announce
ment that King George will follow in
the footsteps of his father and carry
on the Sandringham racing stud,' says
the London NTimes After remarking
that gambler will always find oppor-
tunities for gambling and that gambling
does not necessarily attend the breed
Ing and racing of horses, the writer
says. racing, moreover, is neceS-
sity, if the English thoroughbred horse
is to maintain his character. The
breeding of thoroughbreds is an inn
portant industry, and the blood is of
the highest value for cavalry and for
horses devoted to all purposes. Great
Britain is the central market of the
world. from which the stock elsewhere
has constantly to be replenished; and
1t is only by the ordeal of the race
course that stamina and constitution,
the qualities which sustain the breed,
can be tested"
After Kiddy Lee unseated Howard at
Salt Lake Saturday she jumped on
Fantastic, cutting her hook badly. 1t
was found necessary to destroy Fan
tastic.
Ed Trotter is racing Eyebright at
Latonia. The son of Rubicon won
purse for him last week.
When H. G. Bedwells Righteasy won
at Gravesend last week it was reported
that the mare did not like muddy go
ing, and the liberal price of 4 to
was quoted against her, while there
was a plunge on Trance. Righteasy
proved an easy winner.
Bursar, recent winner at Montreal.
is in the stable of r. J. Mackenzie, who
raced at Emeryville last season. He
is son of Bassetlaw and Burdette.
F. /. Chinn is meeting with success
at Montreal Judge Monck and Red
River won purses for him one day last