The San Francisco call., 1910-12-14
GARNER'S riding
inspires Horses
Crack Jockey. Gives MaSterfuI
Exhibition of Saddle Skill
at EmeryViHe
By JOE MURPHY

Jockey Guy Gamers exhibition of
riding thoroughbreds was one OF the
pleasing features Of yesterdays racing
AT Emeryvile, as the premier rider
displayed skin that is seldom seen on
any racetrack. The little fellows I'm
ish on Sonia, winner of the fifth race,
was d remarkable exhibition of riding
and III was sOnly through his superior
JOckeyship that Marks horse won the
race and saved the talent its money.
In the third race Garner landed War
fare q winner by a head, though it was
apparent that Hex was the better
horse. The difference between Leeds
and Garner was responsible for the re-
suit of the race.
When Garner landed Sonia a winner
an the fifth event, he was given great
reception. The lad was cheered Justify
as he rode back TO the judges stand. II
was his third victory during the after
noon, and he was Just beaten out OF
another win by probably the closest
finish Of the season, when Enfield nosed
out Raleigh ? d.
In the Sonia race Marks entry was
badly out of 1T at the start, bat Garner
sent his mount along, and though he
had TO urge the hlly and use her ex-
cessively in the first part Of the race
he managed TO get her well up with
reached. At the paddock Sonia ap-
peared to be tiring and Wineberry, a
2 TO ] shot. looked to have the race
Garner urged his mount and rode her
hard until she was but head out OF
il a few yards from the wire Then
Garner put up a supreme effort and
fairly lifted the faVOrite under the wire
2. head in front of Wineberry. It was
q great bit OF riding.
The victory Of old Dargin in the final
event Of the day at six fUrlongs aroused
a lot Of nasty criticism. which looked
TO be forthcoming when all angles OF
the race were reviewed. The betting
on Schrieber's gelding and the dispo-
sition TO pass up the favorite. Black
sheep, when he looked a moral on form
bore out the belief that the race was
not run according to HOyle.
Dargln's recent races in similar go
ing We're not up 10 the standard How
ever. the Sain gelding did not have to
make startling time, as the other con-
tenders We're wOefully shy of speed
with the exception Of Blacksheep. and
ne was given a bucketing ride by Ked-
eris that would have beaten Jim Rasev
if he had been ia a race with mafdens
There was a feeling around the rfne
that a good thing was TO be cut loose
in the hnal event Blacksheep was
chalked up at 1 to when the betting
favorite, though he had won a couple
OF races in soft going and showed su-
periOr form. He receded to 9 to 10 Al
post time. Dargin was the bird and
he was hammered down from Is to 7
and some Of the layers took a huncf
and refused to take any coin on him
Dargin held the rail and outgame6
Blacksheep in the final strides The
latter turned wide into the stretch and
then Kederis allowed his mount Il
swerve down on the rail. In his good
races Blacksheep hugged the rail and
seemed TO run better close to the fence
Father Stafford and Billy AIyer were
shy Of their customary speed.
J. l. Browns grand sprinter. Enfield
shouldered l15 pounds and beat higl
class field Of speed burners in the
fourth event the Rosinante handicap. al
i've furlongs Raleigh p d. with Gar.
ner up. was selected to do the trick
and he was the choice at to ?. En-
field receded to 13 10 ; and Roy Junior
was given q good play at TO ?.
Pride Of Lismore, as usual, made q
fast pace, but chucked it up in the
stretch. Then Raleigh p u and En-