The San Francisco call., 1910-06-15
Gossip Of
The Track

Adrian, the clever colt that George
Berry sold to P. S. P. Randolph at
Belmont park, has again changed
be sold for $4,000 at Gravesend last
week and when he won, Fl. L. Shaw
advanced his price to $4,000. at which
figure Trainer Byer of the Randolph
stable allowed him to go. Shaw was
retaliating on Randolph for taking Sam
Lewis from him in race at Belmont.
III. G. Bedwell, who shipped is horses
to Latonia from New York, recently
secured Frank Ruhstaller from Dag
gie' Smith and the last time he started
him in a race claimed Lochiel from ex-
jockey Joe Jones for $4,000. The
youngster was entered to be sold for
$4,000. The same day Bedwell bid up
Petronius from $500 to $4,000, but
Trainer Karrick retained him with the
customary advance.
The colors of Edward Corrigan were
much in evidence at Salt Lake City
yesterday, as they were carried to vie
tory by Chenault and Flora Riley.
Colonel w. E. Applegate and w G.
Yanke have registered a partnership
in 2 horses that are to be raced on
the New York tracks in the name of
Yanke. The string consists of the four
year old Juniper Joe. Gilpy, three
yea rold, and the following two year
olds: Round the World, The Hague,
Incision, Swish, Leopold. Big Claim.
Flying Feet. Artesian and Lackrose.
Round the World won the Debutante
stakes at Louisville and Swish and In
cision have won at Gravesend.
A brother to the famous Roseben
was foaled recently. He is w Ben
Strome-Rose Leaf.
George Odom is among the owners
who decided to send some of his horses
from New York to other tracks. He
has Nimbus, My Gal and others at
Latonia.s
Jack Keene. who has Boggs entered
at Latonia today, planned to race on
the New York tracks, according to a.
letter he sent from Kentuck to w. L.
Powers. Keene has a partnership in
terest with J. N. Camden in the clever
8 year old Boola Boola and some Q
year oIds and he wrote that he might
ship east later in the season Boggs
was on the ailing list for a time after
he reached Kentucky from California,
but he is reported to have worked well
recently.
Camden planned to send nine horses
from Louisville to Salt Lake CITY in
charge of former Jockey Kezek Little
Henry Radtke is to do the riding The
stable consists of Miss Greenwood
Nyanza, ST. Heller, Deadwood, Ocolee
and four others that have not started.
After the American horse Sir Martin
won the Coronation cup at a mile and
a half the English critics were strong
in their praise of his brilliant showing.
He beat some of the best horses in
England, including Dean Swift, the top
weight in most of the handicaps this
season: Louviers, which was only a
head behind the late King Edward
Minoru in the Derby, and others that
had shown well. Bayardo was an abb
sentee, but some of the writer's ex-
pressed the opinion that Sir Martin
might have beaten him owing to the
speed and courage he showed. When
the horses went into winter quarters
at the end of last season Bayardo
ranked as the greatest performer in
the United Kingdom.
The victory of Sir Martin was very
n1easing to John E. Madden, who sold
him last year to his present owner
Naushon, the year old that has run
so well in the colors of r, T. Wilson
Jr. on the metropolitan tracks this
season. was nominated for the English
derby of 1911 by Madden. The colt is
by Yankee-R Royal Gun
]. s. Hawkins, who formerly raced
at Erneryville, has string at Latonia,
Including Lotta Greed, entered today
Jockey Stanley Page. who was sus-
pended at Louisville for an unsatis-
factory ride on Merrick, was allowed
to resume riding at Latonia this week
Sam Hildreth is meeting with con-
siderable success when it comes to
the big events in the east this season.
His confidence in Dalmatian was justi-
fed by his victory in the Brooklyn
derby yesterday.
Western League