The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
fiildreth's Winnings S146,oS5

~ CHICAGO, Aug. 3I-Chicago will
have at least one day Of racing, with
an the usual features at Hawthorne
n rack. on Monday next, when the labor
"a EXAMINATIONS Of this city will have
: tl3eir annual outing with full racing
card as the stellar attraction. It is
reported tonight that the one day meet
Ing win be prolonged through the rest
OF the week and that the venture may
develop into the long awaited attempt
to revive Chicago racing on its old
time basis.
Novelty's Futurity victory today in
. creased : G. Hildreth's stable win
nings for the year to sI46,6S5. clfnched
the colts right to the year old cham
pionsnip and advanced his sire King
stOn, to the head Of the stallion list
for this year. Novelty appears to be a
worthy successor to his iIustrious sta
bic companions, Fitzherbert and Dali
matian. He has won So, $50 for Hill
dreth and viii have the distinction of
being the chief money winning thor
Oughbred OF 1910. Hildreth announced
after today's race that he would retire
the colt forthwith for this year.
The rest OF the Hildreth horses will
be raced in Canada and afterward at
Jacksonville. Hildreth's success has
been the outstanding feature Of eastern
racing.
Joe Yeager, a plunger who figured
prominently in California some seasons
ago, has been refused admission at
Windsor track this week as a result of
an investigation into his connection
with a recent scandal. and il is said
that other tracks under Jurisdiction Of
the Canadian governing body will take
similar action.
Love Notes Showing Good
D9ve Note, which finished third in
. the rich Futurity at Saratoga yester-
- cost L. r. Bradley $1,000 at the
recent sale Of horses owned by James
r. Keene. II is very likely that the
youngster would have been hard to
beat, but for having run away half a
nile before the start. Bradley also
paid SIS 500 for Helmet at the Keene
sale with the idea of retiring him to
the stud At Idle Hour farm in Ken
lucky when his racing days are over.
Bradley is the turfman who bought
Cunard and a number of mares and
yearIings from Mrs. George Langdon in
California two years ago. He will ship
his stable from Saratoga to Louisville
and race on the Kentucky circuit dur
ing the fall.
Trainer Westmoreland, who handles
the extensive string of +. c.. Pons, said
at Louisville that he would like to
have H. c. Bedwell's 2 year old Lochiel
in his stable and intimated that he
would buy him at a reasonable figure,
taking the chance of having the son
OF Hastings reinstated later.
The closing days at Saratoga proved
very profitable for Sam Hildreth.- In
addition TO winning the Futurity his
colors were carried to victory by
Hampton Court and he also trained
Priscillian, which won for August Bel
mont
FoIlie Levy, the mare Walter Jen-
nings sold 10 George Odom, has been
known as the book makers friend
during the season which ended yester-
day. owing to the number of times
money was lost through her unruly
factions
Andy Blakely and his followers won
handsomely on the victory Of Mary
Davis in the. Amsterdam selling stake
at Saratoga. The mare is owned by
Bob Davis of New York and was
trained by Blakely.