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RACING
Massa Easily Outioots Banposal
in, the Afternoon's Feature
J. R. Jeffery
Trying track conditions prevailed at
Emeryville yesterday, and several up
sets may have been due to that cause.
\u25a0••"•» pronounced favorites and two
rsor*ro at liberal odds figured in the
Mst of winners.' As the long shots ran
virtually unbacked the book makers
pot a. couple of good breaks, but at
that failed to make anything on the
day's operations as a whole. .
Trance, *& goo& looking: and sensibly
.\u25a0behaved filly by 'Ben Brush-Fair Vision
carried the colors of H. T. Griffin to
victory In the £ year old race. Jockey
aiclntyre had the leg up, got the fllly
oft well and she showed her field the
nay from start. to finish. Mieaela, from
vthe Hildreth stable, was the contender
to th<? paddock, and then faded away.
Patois, on which W: E. Applegate at
vmpted to maker- a cleanup, was al
ways -close to the pace and easily
i laced, while * Cbppit, the real" "hot
thing" of the race, came from behind
to be third. -Coppit, a product of Xapa
Mock farm., had been backed in the
letting ,\u25a0 from .20 down to 7. Had
'"Cricket", Kelly succeeded in getting
uer oft to better advantage she might
have made good.,..* Seattle, a' Sir Her
eulea 'filly from 'the Schreiber stable.
•was made favorite after being opened
oqual choice wJt,h the winner, but
failed to get awaj; in the first, flight
and finished just, outside the money.
BOLOMAXEARNS BRACKETS
Holoman, after numerous failures,
finally succeeded in making good in the
opening race, in which he ruled a short
priced favorite. After racing Hersain
into submission In the early part Bolo
.^nan stood off the challenge of St.
George Jr. in t ; he .stretch and won with
< asc- by a margin of five lengths. Net- j
ihig, in forward contention through
out, hold Dr. Sherman- safe for the
show. Dangerous. Girl, a 75 to 1 shot, j
tliat hrufrbeen we,ll supported, flattered
Ixr backers in the early stages, but
fi:ded away when the real racing began.
The. second race resulted in a surpris
ing upset, Sam .Barber, at 20 to 1, and
J-;. Rose, at-'S to 1, finishing one-two
;.nd l><ating off Marvel P, Tawascntha
and lirlle Kiirnoy, three short priced
contenders. Marvel P and Belle Kin
nr-y alternated as favorites, but the tat
ter went to the post "the public choice."
Hho lost all chsnqe when Jockey Rice
got h^r off badly, and took her into the
deep going along the rail. Tawasenthaj
had the early foot, but gave way to
3^a Rose at the lasjt turn, and the latter
looked all over -the .. winner until the
closing strides, when Jockey Mclntyre
brought Sam Beroer up from last place
and won in a tierce drive by a neck.
Barbor ffas able to win because Mcln
tyrc' saved ground with him on the
turn, while the dthers were going wide.
Marvel P did get up at the end to show.
XI ASS A SCORES! CLEVERLY
D. A. Rors' consistent J«assa was held
nt even/'monry to win the fourth, a mile
dush. TIio Vjddenly improved Banposal,
w* 11 backed at 10 to I, raced head and)
head with Massa into the stretch, but I
tlie' favorite 1 ' wh<:h Vailed on drew -away
and «.von cleverly by a length. Fulletta,
the sr<"6nd':choie"e, was outrun from the
lieginning and could do no better than
t;:ii.-ii third. Under Miller's energetic
handling. Red Ball showed a flash of_the
jcroofl form which he exhibited some
weeks ago,. but failed to stay after run
ning close up to' the pace for six fur
jongs: :\u25a0 Luclan was left at the post,
Jockey Hayes being unprepared* when
Starter .Dwyer sprang the barrier.
Huerfano was easily best in the fifth,
\u25a0n-hich also, was at a milf. Miller got
him off "'flying and 'the result was never
in doubt, for the farther they went the
farther Huerfarw left his field behind.
It was just the sort of a track on which
Ilucrfar.o is at his- best, and he won in
a gallop. Captain Hale barely lasted
to beat Treasure Seeker a head for the
plac?. Treasure Seeker had been played
for a '"killing,'* being backed to 7 from
10. Cholk'Hedriek ran prominently in
the early part and loomed dangerously
at the stretch -turn, but faded away in
;!.e final 'drive. Bolle of Iroquois, which
- !..is<"-d ><jual favorite -with the winner.
r*n close" up .to the pace for five fur
longs and thoti quit to nothing, finding
the route too -far to carry her speed.
NO I \THKjl SURPRISES
No Father, at 16 to 1, was the sur
prlse of the closing event, a stven fur
leng dash for 3 yr>ar old maidens. Tom
icy Sandy's vigorous handling oX the
FythorU'Ss* gelding enabled film to score
by a he»d over tiie badly ridden Bardo
nia. a favorite of the receding sort, on
whit* Jwckey .Mclntyre was up. Mcln
tyre rode Bardtmia all over the track,
making numerous moves after getting
away **o well that Jthe backers of the
boree Thought they "-would surely cash.
Hand." Me Down, backed to fours from
an f>p< > ning'quotation <Jf 6, ran a distant
third, no«ing*>ut the suddenly Improved
Pan d* Oro, Miller up. for the show" In
iho closing strides. Pan de Oro may
dcycloQ- into a fair sort of horse. His
race yrstcrdas- was only the third in
Gossip of the Track
. r , _______
Hhortlv after. H. T.* Griffin had made
.".li!3 cleanup on the victory of his. 2
:«^ar"old filly Trance at Emeryville,'. he
received .the pleasing* information by
wlrr from Arcadia that another of his
: 'LMjngVlers had been Fuccessful In the
- year old r«<-t> : st that track. Griffin
!ia? tHe ,bci=t string of 2 year olds in
trainfnff.on the coast this winter that
he ever brought west..
Sam Barjjrr is baclt^in the stable of
Ills former -owner, George English,
from whom Frank Doss -took the hofs«
in, a. selling race recently. When Sam
Bartx-r won yesterday, A. Martinez,
\u25a0wfiortra'ns for English, boosted the
horse from $8«0 to $900. and obtained
him at that figure. Doss filled the
vacancy In hi« stable by claiming
Tawasentha from the Golden State sta-
Tomjny Sandjv- rode with his old time
brilliancy yesterday. Sandy's new man
*?*r,'Harry Mack, succeeded In getting
him a mountain every race, and Sandy
made good by winning with , the 16^to
1 shot No Father and running second
viih^-the 'lo to 1 chance Banposal. both i
«f which horses showed, marked im-j
provement In Tandy's hands. \u25a0_. '
• • '
Riley Grannan and others who had
the tip played" Van Go rd an in the clos
in% race. The colt belongs fjSo^S. P.
Tate and had started only once before.
Whatever chance he may have had was
destroyed by a stumble at the start.
Jockey Mclntyre was the only boy to
fvcore twice yesterday, and he should
have triad*- it three, ;»\u25a0* \u25a0 .
.•\u25a0 \u25a0 • •
Barney Schreiber thought that his
Sam Barber Day's Surprise I
at the Emeryville Races
YESTERDAY'S WIWERS
-,'. Beat
Home. " Jockey. Oddn.
Boloman . : . . ..McClaln ........ S-5
Sam Barber. .Molntjre 20-1
Trance. .... ..Mclntyre 4-1
Mas«n_ ..;,. ..Keo_h 1-1
Huerfano. j . ..Miller 4-1
x ° JPHther. , . ..Saadr ...... . . v.l«-l
Workouts
January 2.— Outside sticks; slow.
Huachuca— Five-eighths in 1:11J_.
Ralph Young— Mile in 1:59J4.
Rosal— Five-eighths in 1:09-)..
IsabeliU— Half. in :55y 3 . t • !
Maxtress— Mile in 1:53/
Como— Five-eighths in I :l3J^_.
Wimple— Seven-eighths in I:42^<;|
breezing.
Glorio— Five-eighths in 1:12.
Entre Nous — Half in :58.
Fury— Mile in 2:02; breezing.
Sam McGibben— Mile in 2:01*4. . .
A. B. Cook— Half in :55; breezing.
Art Critic— Three-eighths in :40.
Macbeth —^Three-quarters in 1:27;
breezing.
Cocytus —^Three-quarters in 1:25;
breezing. JSmr
Lady's Beauty — Three-eighths in :43.
Miller Must Select
New Manager
Dr. Rowell Will Ask to Be Re
lieved of Task of Making
Riders Engagements
Dr. H. E. Rowell, upon whom in his
capacity as trainer for T. H. WiJHams
the, making ot Jockey Walter Miller's
riding: engagements devolves, has found
the task such a tnankless one that he
will ask to be relieved from further
responsibility in that direction.
When Miller was riding- winner after
winner soon after his arrival from the
east it was accepted as a matter of
course. Since .he has been showing
bad form in the saddle there has been
some disposition to criticise the char
acter of the mounts he has been get
ting.
This having come to Dr. Rowell's at
tention he has, without any feeling or
resentment, made up his mind to step
aside, and let somebody else hustle for
mounts for the champion rider. Valet
Keenan, who has been, with Miller since
last spring, probably will take up the
task if President Williams gives his
approval. Dr. Rowell feels that he has
all that he can do in training the Wil
liams artd" his own* ..orses^r
Had* anybody .predicted even recently
that it would be necessary to hustle
for mounts for Miller he would have
been ridiculed. Yet such a condition
exists today. Red Ball?. was the only
mount Miller had yesterday aside from
the two he rode for T. H. Williams, his
contract employer, and, he has had few
outside mounts of late. 'Heretofore It
has been the rule that several owners
would be after \u25a0 the boy's \u25a0 services for
every race. \u25a0
Dr. Rowell has been "one of Miller's
stanchest adherents, even in the face
of the poor form he has been showing
"of late. But even Rowell was sorely
disappointed over the way* In which
Miller handled" Blameless in the first 2
year old race of the year. Rowell de
clared that the colt had been well
Bchooled and that In private trials he
was always able to outbreak and out
run the other promising youngsters in
the Williams string. The race was
run in :37 1-5, and Rowell believes that
any capable exercise boy could make
the. colt step three furlongs in :36 2-5
under the track conditions that pre
"vailed Wednesday.
fillj- Seattle was capable of winning the
2 year old race yesterday, and it was
largely because hie. backed his opinion
with his -money that the filly ; went to
the post. a favorite.
Jack Keenc shipped Red Leaf and
Clamor -to Arcadia .yesterday to be
freshened up by his brother Ham for
the Burns handicap, in which they will
run If they do well in the interim and
the Impost Is satisfactory. They will
remain at the southern track about a
fortnight.
A bfg bulletin board for the posting
of the Jockeys' mounts is being con
structed overhead In the, center of the
betting ring at Emeryville. The names
of the riders will b* displayed -in such
manner as to be readily decipherable
from all parts of the ring. This is ex
pected to do away with the^ congestion
in the vicinity of the combination book,
from which the Information has been
disseminated In the past.
' Dr. 11. K. Rowell has purchased. the
mare Transmute from S. C. Ilildreth.
Del Fountain, who has been having a
streak of tough luck since the season
opened, bet his last dollar on Boloman.
The- combination book at New Or
leans has discontinued business on:ac
count of the steady drubbing It had
been receiving. . There's little likeli
hood of 'the: combination book; at Em
eryvllle sufferinga similar fate.- If one
is to Judge by the experience ofythose
who hive gone up against it.
Old Timer, the 2,yfar old brown colt
which ran a "mile in 1:37 4-5. at Santa
Anita park recently, was Fired'by Elk
horn out of .the Rayon fd'Or_ mare 4 Ar
gent. Elkhorn is nowJ in;the;*tud«;of
Grant Hugh Browne" in Kentucky."; and
Is regarded ,a«-one- of the handsomest
stallions In the country. His dam \ is in
the Nursery: *tud of; August" Belm,ont. !
and Old-Timer Isher'second: foal, the
chestnut. filly Bisque, by Belvidere; be
ing the first... Elkhorn is by Belvidere-
El khorn Lass, and a few ; more ; sons [ as
fast as Old Timer would maki hisiserv
lces eagerly sought.
Irish I^ad. Broomstick. Stalwart;: Ort
Wells. Bryn Mawr, " Africander; Mc-
Chesney. Hernils; : Dublin;, Rock
and Adam are among! the, notable new
elres whose progeny., will; be; seen on
the American turf ,in*l9o9 and 1910.
SQUIRES GOES TO SEW YORK
SAX RAFAEL, Jan., 2.— 8i1l Squires,
accompanied' by his. trainer,; Jimmie
Russell, "left here this afternoon for
New York., ; . . \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' j
THE : SAX FRANCISCO GALL; . FRIDAY, J&^UARY 3, 1908;
Bids Up Horse Owned
by Williams
Al Coney Takes Huerfano From
President of Nerv California
'Jockey Club
Taking President .T.H.; Williams of
the*New\ California jockey club at^his
word, Al Coney, , to the general surprise
of . the -horsemen, boosted and •became
the owner of Huerfano.Uhe M.yearVold
brown gelding. by Eddie" Jones-Free
Love, which .won ;_ the fifth V-race> at
Emeryville yesterday : in: thd.WUliams
colors.
"When Huerafno \u25a0 won: a selling * race
about two 1 weeks • ago '; Coney/ happened
to remark! in the presence of Williams
that \u25a0he wouldn't mind being^thQ owner
of Huerf ano ; himself. - Williams replied
that Huerfano and the-other) horses ' in
his. stable ;were;belng run for what was
considered to be their (real value,"; and
that. If . Coney or anybody, else ; desired
to | take them ,at "the \u25a0• prices |at which
they were -entered tdbe.sold they were
welcome to them, and his , good will
would go .with them.' --^j
.So Coney bid; $800 when. Judge Hop
per announced that Huerfano" was; en
tered to be sold $700 afteri he? had
won- yesterday. 'Trainer Rowell, acting
under the general 'instructions' he;? has
from President Williams,-, made no ef
fort to protect the horse and the animal
became Coney's property. .. . '
It . is ; only recently, that Huerfano
has.shown himself to be a fair, sort of
horse. • >"
Coney's temerity in taking the, horse
from the president -of .the" jockey: club
created a decided sensation in turf | cir
cles. It is the first instance since Wil
liams' return to the turf .that *a horse
running in his colors has been boosted
or claimed; in a;; selling /-race."'-'.
. Considering the case ' with which
Huerfano" won his race yesterday it
looks as "if ' Coney had- secured a bar
gain. Huerfano's performance was
every whit; as good as that of Massa,
winner of the preceding: racei both
horses- running the mile In 1:46. Massa
Is generally,' and .with good 1 reason, con
sidered to bq a valuable horse.
Coney's last venture as an owner was
a half interest in SUverskin'.last win
ter. Several years ago he owned- Per
haps and other horses: ,- . . \u25a0\u25a0.
Secret of Fast 77me
at Santa Anita
"."It has finally been figured out. that
the secret of the fast time made at
jSanta Anita park lies ln| the fact, that
there is a 6 fo6t drop fr^m the;seven
eighths chute down the 'back stretch,
and a slight declivity all down the final
stretch. Besides this advantage theair
is undisturbed, and there_is;little or^no
wind resistance. The track shows lit
tle cupping, is springy and the. horses
bound over it A horse of Roseben's
speed would turn six' furlongs, on this
track around the 1:10 mark.
The Call-s Form
OAKLAND; Thursday; Jan". 2. 1908.— Forty-seventh- day.-- Weather clear. Track heavy.
E. C. Hopper, presiding Judge. Richard Dwyer. starter. • ' ' \u25a0*• -,-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 '
1937 <f" IRS T RACE— Six :furlODgß;- selling; 4 year olds andtupward; value to first $025.
Index. |-').. Horse and Owner. .. >Wt|»t. >4 V 4 % Str. Fln.i I. .< Jockey.*,.- I Pp.. : CK [ :
1926 Boloman; 5 (D. S. Fountain).. 105 4 ... 2 liJl n 1 2 ! 5 IMcClaln '.-...: 4-5 1
1913 St. George Jr.. a (Kenllworth) 108 5 ... 5 5 2 h% 2 1%2 IV, R. - Di-.v15. .. . 8 8
IS6B Netting,- 6 -(II Green) ....103 7 ... 4u 43 5 2_3 I>4!J. lHayes. .. . 5 ft,
IDIS Dr. Sherman, a (J. E.Hoppaß) 105 2 ... 6 3 « 5 4ni 42,4 Sand/. :r.;;: -:~IU - -Ci.
1C52 Swagger. 5 (Caten i C 0,).... 105 8 ... 7h 8 4 84 "53 Sweet- ". .'.;;. 60 60 .
1502 Dangerous Girl; 5 (Blue & Co.) 107 1 ... 3 n R l^i'i fl-1." W. Kelly.:.. 00 CO
192« Hersain, 6 (F. Farley^..... .. 103 3 .. . 1 n 3 2 8 1 7«i E. - Lynch.:;'; 15 «
ISB3 Whiskers,' a fßloomfield). .. .. 105 8 .. . 8 n ".»* - ~9' S1 i King..;.. .. . . .40 50
lt>o6 ißolatjon. B (W. P. Fine);. .. 103 » . . . a " 7>47% 9• - \u25a0 Pohanka ... . «0 40
Time — :25 2^5, :50 2-5, 1:18. .'At post -3M minutes. Off at l:48 I ,<j- Boloman. 1 . 1-2; place; 1-4 •
show: St.. George. 5-2 place, 6-5 show: ; Netting, 6-5 .ahow.-; Winner b; g. by David. Tenny-
Klla. Boland. Trained by D.S. Fountain.' Scratched — Transmute. •\u25a0• Start good. -Won easily. ,
Second, and third cleverly. ',: High price; — Boloman 8-3.'? Netting 7; DantfeToii»:Glrl 75. : 8010- .
man took the lead after passing half pole and won : as; he; pleased.?; SU-; George Improving.
Netting, off poorly,, made ; up ground. > Sherman ran a poor race. Dangerous Girl .had speed. .
Herwaln stopped \u25a0to a walk after showing speeil. \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0.' - '\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0"*\u25a0' ' \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0-... \u25a0
lIOTOR SECOND. RACE— Six furlongs; selling; 4 year olds and upward; value to first $325. : .>.
Index.l Horse and Owner. — \u25a0 |\Vt|St. H\u25a0. . Vi \u25a0 'SV Htr.. Fin. |. ; \u25a0 \u25a0. Jockey. . | Op. Ul. ,
(1913)|Sam Barber. 4-iC. Heifers)... 102 .">...: 5 .'. .- 5-\u0084 in .. J. Mclntyre.. UK. '-<•
1915- La Uosp. 4 (J. A. Armstrong) 100 2 *..". 4 Sin 1 '4 2 3«4 K. Lynch...; "6 8
(1023) Marvel P. 5 (Oakland stable). 103 H. : : 3 14 4 « 4 3 3 «i J.A'Hayes.... 2-9-5
iIS72 Tawasentha. 4 (Golden State). 10R 1... Myj2 iy/fl -4 h. jSandy . . 52 4
<iais) Belle Ktnney. 0 ; (Redwell). . . . 110 4 ... 2 h 3 n 3 1 5 ~> IT. .Rice... . . \u25a0 >2 - 8-3 .
lime — :25. :49 4-5. 1:17 4-5; ; At post 2 minutes. : Off at-2:lOVi. Barber..-5 place. 0-5 show; i
Roce. 11-.% place, :7-10'«how; .Marvel, out 'show. ' : Wlnner;,ch.- :g.'- .by Bannockbum-Tjiura .
Agnes. Trained b.r F. W. • Doss. ."\u25a0 Scratched — Koenlcln" Lulse,- Duke of Orleans.- Ambitions. i :
\u25a0 Napna. . Hulford.: Joh# U. Shwhan. Start, good. Won \u25a0' Second "easily.- -Third "<
driving. High price— Marvel P 12-5. -Winner, bid up. from- SOOO tr» $000 byrA. Martlnex •
. and sold. Sam Barber, badly outrun-first lialf; -but .Mclntyre^ persevered . with • him: saved ;;
(ri'ound at. last turn «nd i the horse, : standln(ta : longdrlve.'got.up. In, last few strides. \u0084T.a
Rose;ran a very clever race. She, raced* Tawanentha ,lnto : scbmlsslon.t.then :looked.to -be"~
a sure winner and wa« Just - beaten vln;last»trlde.or;two."r Marvel could. never.get to the :
' '. front. "- Tawasentha \u25a0 short, had her speed. \u25a0> bore out last turn- and then stopped; badly. » Belle .:
'Klnney.- off poorly.- was always outrun by Tawasentha '-.and. La v Rose rand dogged It. ;... ' '\u25a0 . .
T939 THIRD RACE— Three furlongs; : purse ; 2 year, old fillies; -value to first ; $325. ; :
Index.l Horse and Owofr. . IWtlSt. 14. »4 Str. Fin. | Jockey. | Op. Cl.
.... Trance IH. T. Grlfin) ...,:•... 115 2 ... ... 1. v, 11 >_|J. Mclntyre.. 3 -.18-5 r
.... Patoln (W. 8.. Applegate)...; 11.% 3 ... ... ... 3n 2 2 A; " Wal»h;.V; ' 8 .»»
...." lX>pxs\t (Napa stock farm);.".. 115 « ... ... ... 4 I>jS 5• W. Ke11y... . 2it -7.
• .... Seattle' (B.Schreiber)....;... 115 5 ... 5 V» 4':«i E." Lynch.;.. '-\u25a0:» \u25a0 5-2."
\u25a0 .... Mlcaela (S. C. Hildreth): :.:.. ll."> 1 ... ... ..: 2'4i 5 2 R. Davis. . . . 8-.% 4
.... Lady Martinez (Anchorage)... 115 7 ... «4 04* Stuart:....;. 15 SO
.... Wlnnakee (Kenllworth S. F^}.. 11.% 8 ..^ ... ... 8 17 I>4 Borel, :...;:: .. 15 .20
En«lanfl-(J E. Ilnppas) :..;;. Jll3 4 ...... ... 7 2 8n- Sandy ...... 12' 15
.... Mabel'Fountaln..(MminceK.V..im J> ;.', ..; 9 4 JJi McClaln ..;. : 15 :.*>2o •
JGypny I jsk» (J.F.- Clifford)... 115 10 .......... 10 10 Gilbert-.. .7 -.10 -
Time — :25. :37 3-5. At post 3 minutes.: Off at 2:38.; Trance; 8-5 place. 4-5 show;: Patois. .%.2 :': '
place, fi-5 show: Coppit, 0-5 show. -Winner b: f. | by -Ben ; Brush-Fair: Vision;' 1 Trained by'OHn ;
Johnson. '\u25a0 Start good. Won; easily. -.Second and third sarae.MTlgli price— Trance 4. Seattle
10-5. England 20. \u25a0 Trance a^fast-fllly. , She went stotber front' at ;oncejand-breewd: home."
' ' Patois ran well. Coppit : closed ; well. "S^at tie i nk-e lookins' filly iflnd; wlH-lniprove.;-.:Very '\u25a0-"
green yet. Mlcaela; Is' fast, but wag '. evidently- shorts as'she stopped -to ft walk. •; :> - \u25a0
I*QslO '" FOURTH RAC E — One mile ; ; purse ; ' 4 year olds and \ipward; ; . value: to first. $400. -
Index. 1 Horse an.t Owner. (WtiSt. S\:. '/a r *4 Str. Flo, t -' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0; Jocti»y." .. I Op. Cl: ;
1022 M»Mi.>«ID..A. R«MI .:.\\m 2, \ V-, 21H' h~ 1 *i-l I- |Keo«h :..:.:. '4-0 4." '
182$ ' nanposal;*.". (Cl-'Odora 'Blalilc» r 104 ;3 2.1^1 » .2 4" 2 242 2H Snnd.v ;...... ' •'\u25a0 8 \u25a0 -..H '.
i 1910. Fulle«t*.-5 (Hoac* C 0.);:. .. Km 4 4,4; 4 10 3 .%> 38. 330 R\ ; L.vnnh .'. : . 13-r. 5-2,
1870 T?e<t 8.i11;,4 (J. Coffey )...;... 104 1C 3 2»J3 \i, 4 10 4 IO'4'IO W. Miller... 10 I.V
1911) 'Wownpatrlck. 6 <T. -H.i Rran) 100 5 5,' or. 5 5 5;: R. ,'Pavla; ;:. 40 . fi« ;
1927 I^irlan. n IW: Hawke)..rl...|loC f.eft \u25a0": '* .'l.I. Hayes. ... 10
Xiuic :28 4-5., :33'1-5.ri1:18 3-5, J:4O.- At^ost 1 \u25a0 minute.-;-. off at:2:5S.- .Massa. 1-3 -place. 1-6.
- chnw; BanpoBal; 1 1-5- place. r.l ; show; .Fnllet ta:" out kliow. -\u0084.W inner \u25a0 ch.";g.iiby Masuptto-Sotls- rl
fnctlon. Trained by C."Mulholljutd. ; .S.tartiKOod for.all-but.l.iiclßn. ,>Won oaslly.' Second ami '•[
third Mum". \u25a0 Hlgh.pvlce;— Mfisss \u25a0 I.' rßsuposal tlO.' .' M«RBa:is ln:estr« •gnod^Bhape.v.He^Ret i
•-•lie pace all the way. except-at half polo.- where- B.Tnposalcniomentarlly. -headed , him; then"
* drew- away <«nd won an •\u25a0 he 5 pleased.. '\u25a0 Banposal ran -a" 5 smart '.race.-;; 1 When? S«ndy .snw. he.''
owild i not catch Mussav In- last' loo' yards; he i eased npi a blt.'-iJ Fulletta -ran j his race:; -•..•\u25a0.-.- >\u25a0}
~<t qj «| FIFTH RACE— One mllo; selling; 4 year ; olds and, upward rvalue to first $025.
lndex.| \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Horse and -Owner. .•\u25a0;. [WtiSt. U' • \'i • % .Str. Kln.-:| \u25a0 Jockoy. - | op. : -T317 -";
"lflie Huerfano. 4 (T. H. WllllanMiltKa U 1 I_ll. 12»41 2 1 8,, W. Miller... 3 :4
(1911) Captain Hnle.:4 (M."J;"Paly): 111 7/61: s'^ 3 1 1<.2 2 -2,h : J.' Carroll. ... 4 ' (!
m' 1 7,»Tre8Sure Seeker. 4 .(Ramsey). 108 210h102- ft 1 .". 3 36' R. Davis.... • 8 7
1023 Meada, C (H.'G; Bedwell) 1 .... 10(5 B.R ?. 05•; (5 H « I 4 n C T.-rß1ce...:;. if.fi 7
1923 Cholk Hedrlck< CMDefllyiCo.) 11l 5 5 2Vi2-n r: 2 n;.4:>4;fi 2Vi Klmchbaum \u25a0 10 9
1899 M. M. Bowdlsh,;* (SL Vincent* On 9 9 2 8 2:8 1' 8 1 «.i_ ; Gallndo ::.... 12 15 -
1921 L. C. Ackerly.;4 (D: A;:R0»«>|10?i 4 3;2V44 h 42; PI 1 73 - Keoch'.....: 20 V 25
Of* I *}) Silver. Weddlnjr/ . 8- (FItzEeraUOUOS 11; 4n-74:6n: 7h" 8 5 MrClaln ;... 10 12
JOl7 IWatcbful. 5 (T. H. St#vens).-.llW 10 11 U 11 lit 98; E.iLnych.;.. 12» 20
'\u25a0 1917' 'JakP- Moose, 5 (Buckley);.:.. 10SI 3 7 1 9n 10 1.10 110 6- 5andy ....... .60 50
1878 Bell» of-lroqimls. 4(M. ReiMl 105J 6.2 2f03 2:71 9 1,11 :r ~ \V. Ke11y.... 4 4
Xlme— -20. *:">2.- 1:18; I :4ft.- At postil minute. .: Off =«t 3:25;.; H ii»rfano," 2 - place ;^1 .show: - Hale,
11-0 place.- 1 show;: Seeker; 3-2 show;;. Winner br.'i jr.'*. byf Eddie ;. Tones-Free; Loto.* 1 - Trained r .: s
- by tf. E.. Rowell. : r Start rcvKt.. Won- enoily.i: Second drlvlnp."'^ Third- easily. >Hl(rh' price — ;\u25a0,;
\u25a0\u25a0' Seeker : 10.': Bowdish ; 20.v I rrxjuots 9 -2. •-\u0084 Wlnn er ; bid ' up ; f rt«m i. ?700 ; to ": $800 -by ?'AI . Coney t and . -
v * »f>ld ;: Hne/f ano »et "< the .: pace : all ' the - way, 11 s tcxvi j everything $ oflf | and ; .won Ac« illy.-i y. Ca ptaln '~i
, Hale;. In ' worst .. itoins ; first * six ; f urlnngs. ; clo*ed * well: \u25a0\u25a0 • Treasure^ Seeker :•" r« n *a * omart "- race.
: comlne from far 1 back.;- Me«da' ontgaiaed '^holk Hedrlck '- lsst furlong. > = Belief of *• Iroqiwls \u25a0'-:,
\u25a0 stepped to- a; walk* at five -furlong*/: \u25a0.. \u25a0-•..•\u25a0 ; - , • : -;.v • v _\u0084.;y \u25a0\u25a0.:\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0 _ 9 _'\u25a0
T"{|AJ^ SIXTH RACE — Seven; furlongs;-^ purse; 3; year fold: maidens;* value to first ; $325. .-.-..-;
Indei.| Horse, and Owner. \u25a0 |Wt|St. -V4 V 2. */, \u25a0:\u25a0: Str. 'Kin. I -..' Jwfccy. : , : -\u25a0'\u25a0{ Op. CI.'C •
- 1907 No Father • (P. S.> de ; Lucca) .. 106 6 ... ; 7 h--2.«i-l^ I'a ISandy -\u0084.:;.. 12 .10
1594 BanlonlaC(H-;/r.\Grlfan.);;v:.': 112 -4' :..r \u25a0\u25a0•*•% 4>^ 3 2t2 t 2 R.-I.I:- Mclntyre.. 2 13-5
18W lHand Me Drtwn<S:7F.mery).T. 112 8 . .'. <51 81 :5h : ,3 n IMoreland ... « \u25a0 9-2
1919 I'an de Oro (T. H. .WHllainn).". K>6 -7 ... 2 h 11 _2 1 . 4.6 W. Miller;.. fi 13
' ; prlncefsaMfJrpen&Aßarlew).". 110 "5. .;;;.."> 2Vi" h O V"4 R;2- Keogh ? :. "::..-. 3<U 30 •-.';
1910 Ust Go (F.-W." Healey >;.';..: 110 12 t r:va2 -10 2- 7,1 ;; « 5v Heatherton;.; .-' \u25a0\u25a0 5 V '7
1804 Bobby Shaftot(J. H.'Sehrclber) 112 »1 T.".:? ft I^9 4 8 3 7,^' R.:? Davis. .7. . "10: : :25 -
1924 Deneen (Cotton ; &?Zellnsky):: 106 : 3- .T:* 1T1 '- ;3:h 4 *»_:S 2& A:? Walsh.V. : 10 " 15
1909 San-OH (C. Reed).:7.;r.r..: T . 112 ft ;r. 8h; 52 a 9". -9 8 MeClaln".'.:: 5-2,' 4"
1811- Parasoi*(FV l J.?Xell);r:::'rr.:: ioorio t ,:..;iitii2; 12 c: 10 7- Boren r.v.:r: * 15- so r
i 1909 Van Gordan(S.vP.'Tate).:.:. 1091 ,2/ ;.'.•• 3;h .7n 10 i11;2,. W.sKellyr.T. : -8 ..S
:v.. Orsula MEI Prlmpro):;.. .vrvr: nojllf :V.10 .«j11'.l 11 - 12" [J:« Hayes.Tr; ?. 15 -1**50 ; "
Xlme :25." :51 4-5.; 1:20 3-5." 1 :34. ifAt post* *-i ; m lnute.-~ Off at 3:53 V4. "i Father.; 6 place."- 7-2 show;*'-,
\u25a0 BurdonJU. 11-10 place; 3-ssliow::Hand;Me Down; 1 show, c Winner b.-K.'.byFatherlpss-Allte. \u25a0
Tralnefl by Jame « '. O'Donnell. V, Start ! good.y ;\u25a0 Wnn ;. In l; a ' hard z drive, j' j Second ; easily. •; s Third „
drivintc. }llph-fprlce-r-VaH:;Gor<tan'9.vJNot Father a; game] r»ee;i coming, from.; behind. fromW'
half pole ancl-j'jst landed. ' I{«rdonla t>t-st;: hnt-Mclnryre- allnwedihim rto.Bwerve at "the send," ' ; ;
\u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0 which; cost ililm* the » race." Js^ Hands Me 'iDownJ pocketed 9 finrt. six ? r furlpn);.«: ? closed Swell.-- P» 11
- <le Oro iaiuroving. Last Go off poorly. .Van Uurdau sUuwed epeed alter sUuablLSj At start.
Ed ited by
J. R. JEFFERY
peefs $7;500 Offer
fflr Lee /Rose
Owner Bianchi \Believes the
j Youngster Is a Coming Star
of the Turf
O.>A. . Bianchl of ; the': Oakland stable
turned - down an -offer \u25a0 of : $7,500 yester
day '" ton Lee v Rose, with .which he ' won
the r flrstl 2 year old « race of the year , on
Wednesday.;:: The off er. came ; f t om Emil
Herz, the : eastern plunger, who is i; re^
Karded as an excellent Judge of ahorse!
Bianchl? had'" refused: previously- >two
offers i 0f : 52,500", and Voneiiof $4,000 V0r
thei colt.' : He considers him every/ whit
as i good ' as,? and perhaps a -better "colt
than, .Firestone, for ; . which iT.'H. Wil
liams paid, S.-CHlldreth' slo,ooo & year
ago.
- Bianchl declares that ; Lee Rose Is \by
lons odds the best i prospect - he : has
handled' in his extended experience on
the ?\u25a0 turf. He . says t: that . the ; colt -has
never? yet beehVextenddln^ his work,
and that : ~ thre ; is no telling . how " good
he may-be^ So he has resolutely, set his
face against the: tempting offers that
have been made for. the \u25a0. youngster, and
will keep him. ' . .
\u25a0 The.' colt has an : excellent 'disposition
with his other goexf qualities, and there
ls'every reason to .believe that he will
be a genuine' crackkjack. ;C ... ';* ;'-
Steve VHpmrnedieu
Returns to Turf
\u25a0* ; At a recent meeting ; of the . executive
committee of;the New. Louisville Jockey
club' the well - known book maker, Steve
l'Hommedieu,; was : restored to good
standinp. . L'Hommedieu ; was ruled
off during, the -fall : -meeting held
at .. Churchill Downs In .1903 ', -by
Judge Price for : having offered in
ducements "\u25a0 to ; " Jockey /{.Fischer v> to
pull his mount .In Va race. L'Homme
dieu has been in trouble at Chicago and
New York tracks before, ; but hts prom
ises of future good j conduct led the
committee to give him another. chance.
Winnings of Famous
American Horses
.Racing Form has -carefully 'revised
the: figures of the winnings of the,prin
cipal.; American horses and' gives "out
the following list, as more accurate
than the figures Hitherto published:
Horse— '\u25a0 • Won. -I - Horse— \u25a0 \u25a0 - Won. "
Domino .......$103,550 Salvator \u0084......$113,710
fjsonhr ... ...'I&M3S Tammany :....;. 113,280
Klnpston . .....131,823 His 'Highness. ... 113,080
Colin ;.;...... 131.007 Firenxe :... ' 112,ftS«
HanoTer ...... 118,572 Dobbins ....... .111,012
Banquet ...... 118,536 Tournament ... 107.407
Ml«* Woodf ord. 113,270 Beldame ...... 102.570
l'eter ; Pan :v. ;." 116.450I Africander .... /101.34S
Raceland ...... H6.39ltlrlsh Lad ".;..:\u25a0 95>.2."i0
I'otomnc ..... .. 115,SS5iA<;coant»nt \u25a0"\u25a0-. . . . - 58.f170
DelUI *...*. ?;'.•.:"' 115.640 M; nalnfrerfield. 94.580
Strathmeath .;. 114.055.81r W»Uer .... 90.&40
Ghampiori Jockeys Services
No Longer in Great Demand
Like the Good Old
.-' '-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"•\u25a0.'\u25a0:"• \u25a0'.:'-\u25a0 \u25a0"".\u25a0.£-*-• \u25a0•'..\u25a0•' '.. t' - -<• '\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0"
Days alAszot
Horses] Not "Suspected" Run
Winning Races at San ia
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ' CALL-
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 2 —Today was
book, makers' ; day\' to a certainty at the
Arcadia track. One lone favorite land
ed. Five .were bowled over. Only . two
horses; that s figured; to be in front"fin
ished; as; good; as second. . . - .
,'i- Four Jchea.p [selling '\u25a0- races, a scramble
f or^v maidens \ and >a y sprint • for >. baby
racers made up', the' card.
;. : Old Inylctus •.'won the 5 last - race at 20
to .1. ; : Ten 'days ago. he .was ' beaten
eight lengths: in ithe, same sort. of. field.
Taxer, .-winner : of ; thej, fifth, was beaten
riine'.lengtha : in his previous race. Chip
pewa, .winner of : the Uhird, - was the hot
favorite - f In )\u25a0 his 'previous - race and ;wa s
beaten:lnl:2s 4-5. Today he won easily
in\l:2s lr5:";l r 5:"; _\u25a0;-*•../- . . \u25a0 ' (<-",? \u25a0 /
•The: race on which the big bettors
dropped, most fof jthe money was the
third,: in ; which were Niblick, Ed Ball
and vCanique. About^allof the money
wen t„on < these 'three, but none of them
was mear/ the i front at" the finish. Chip
pewa won, ; Whidden was second and
Merllngo was 'third.:
One- good- thing- that went through
was;, Rose Queen in the baby, race.
Backed from 8 down to 4;. she won in a
romp' In the "fast time of :34 1-5 for
three furlongs. Summary:,
''. Track .'fa*t." > :--- v -i'-"^ ; .: ;\u25a0:">.-,'.
; FIRST IIACE— FIt« furlon.s, purse $400,
maiden 8 year olds : \u25a0. .. ,vssu*«%a
Odds.- Horse, Jockey, Weight. \u25a0 St. Str. Fin.
. 9-I— Godfather. (Boland) ....112 8 14 11
S-s— May SuttonMC. Roes).. 107 ; 5 3h 2 3
10-1— Billowy (Moriarlty) ...107 2 2 h 3a.
• Time :24, \u25a04H 4-5, 1 :00 4-5. . Round and Round, i
Orcagaa, Cheridah, Decorator,' Gold Bar. Rastus, I
Mossback; • Costly, S. -;\u25a0 A: , Carlisle, Black •. Dom
ino, • Joseph - K. finished \u25a0as named. • Winner. W.
Cliamberlain'9 blk. c, 3, by Fatherless-Godchild.
Trained . by : H. Williams. Start ' good. Won first
two , easily.' Third V driving. Scratched— Carrlck,
.VelmaC." Godfather,' place 3,- show 8 to 5; Sut
ton. place l'to I',' show 1 to 4; Billowy, show" 2.'
Godfather , got away \u25a0: flying and Boland had to
put on: double wraps to hold him. Sutton easily
the. , best . of the ' others; ' Billowy could not stand
the clip. \u0084;-,• \u25a0 ; ,
SECOND RACE— Three, furlongs, purse $400,
2 year old .allies and geldings: .
Odds.': Horse/ Jockey; .Weight. St. Str. Fin.
5-I— Rose Queen (Prestom... . 107 5 23; 1 6.
8-I— AeuieTc (E. I>ugan)...lo7 10 .4.14' 2 n
6-I— M.Dreudonne (G.8urn«)..107 6 1 n 2 1
"•'rime. ; 2B 2-5, ':35 l-5.~ Queen \u25a0 Grore,' Banthal,
Annie r Wells, 5 Mattie " Russell; I.a Relne, Hindu,
Beeswax, | ClOTer I-eaf , finished •as named. Value
to. winner, i ?325. Winner, \u25a0 H. \u25a0T. Griffin's br. f..
2, by Kingston- White Rose." Trained by -W. Glea
iton. Start good.' Won easily." Second driying. * Third
handily.' Rose Queen," - place ~ 2.: show ; eren;
Achieve,' place' even, show. 2-s; ' Dlendonne, show
even. Rose ; Qneen; slow: to get ' going, mored up
like, a flash - : won*, easily. Achlere came
through ;wlth/ a 'great rush in .closing, nipping
out \u25a0 Dieudonne.
' THIRD RACE-^-Seren furlongs, purse $100, 3
year olds and upward, selling:
Odds. Horse, Jockey, Weight. St. Str. Fin.
6-I— Chlppewa:f McCarthy).. 104 3 6 3 1 2»-i
15-I— Whidden ,-(E; Dugan).. 97 ft 7 1 2 h
20-1-^Merlingo (Radtke) '\u0084: . ; . 112 . 6-81 \u25a0: 3 2
\u25a0 Time. 23 1-5. - :47. - 1:13 2-5. 1:25 1-5,- Black
Mate, Kd Ball, Niblick, Canique, Gateway, Vesme,
B\u25a0l* i Charlie, - Supine; finished as named. Value
to ; winner. * $325. - Winner. ; W. H. \u25a0 Slosby's ' b. g..
6, .by \u25a0 Oriffon-Llttle*Agßes.''Trained" bytowner.
Start ' good; - Won i easily. : Second - driving. Tlilrd
easily. : Scratched— East ' End,-, Chief Desmond.
Taylor j George, j Chlppewa; - place ' 2; show i even ;
Whidden.' place •6, s show •3; Merllngo. > show \u25a04.
Chippews.^. badly .outpaced " to the stretcli. ' mad*
a", quod stretch- rnn f and ilwoni With 'plenty -to
spare. • Whidden came from £ far ' backi vMerlingo
also nude a great run In tlie stretch.
.^FOURTH . RACE— Five S furlongs, Vparse. $400,
4 'year 'olds 'and upward;. selling: .•\u25a0.;• ' \u25a0 .
Odda. ,?Horse and Jockey. ; Wt. St. Str. Fin.
8-5— L. ••: Harrison (Shilling).. 107. 3 1 111
3-I— Glot., Balerlo *(Preiton)l(K! :4' 4 n 2 1
15-I— Baill (E. Martin) .....107- 1 . « 1 3 h
•- Time— :24, :48 3-5, 1 :00 2-5: Dr. Cook, , Reu
ben; - K lrkHeld Belle. •: Beautiful and Best, Com
mida; Neatness; Paul « Clifford, v . J- J • McC, , Search
Me,'. Straightaway,' t The . Fog, < finished as : named.
Winner, iM. h.' llayman's eh. g.. 4. Ben Strome-
Janet Gray.' - iTrained >byh James : Boden. . Start
good. ...Won handily.".' Second the; same. Third
driven;' • Harrison, place ,7-10. : show - 1-3 ; • Balerlo,
place 6-5; show ; 3-5; Bazil, - show : 3-1. ., Harrison
bad all the speed. "Balerlo finished fast. Bazll
outran himself. ..' : \u25a0 . •". .
. FIFTH ! RACE— Five furlongs,, pur?e . $400, 4
year olds; and- upward, -selling :%;\u25a0 \u25a0 ". ;
Odds. ' Horse and: Jockey. Wt. St. Str; Fin.
-\u25a0 tt-I— Taxer >: (Preston) ... .i..102 7' 2 n. 1 U
15-I— Wlaterlai (Harty) ."....luo tt 4^21
6-5-^Aunt Polly i (Musgrave) . . 100- 8 l'.Vi 3 n \u0084
.- Time— :24 l-5,\ :48 2-5; 1:00 2-5. Anna. May.
Daisy Frost, Dan -Hart, Old Colony, Verltas Vln,
cit,"-- Interlude. Halite iSherman, l.ady Laughter;
Prestige," Louise :Fltzglbbon,. finished "as named.
Winner, , W. v . T. Anderson's oh. g.. fl,-. by Hastlngs-
Toscana. > . Trained ;by J.'^ Dlmoud. . Start good.
Won driven; Second and third handily. Scratched;
Airs," Silver -Sue, i Paul -. I. Taxer. place 2./ show
even; -Wistaria, /place " 5. \u25a0 show r s-2 : -. Polly, dhow
1r3.: .Taxer rared forwardly; throughout. and In a
fierce • i last ' . sixteenth *j drive ;„• lasted '\u25a0' Just :c long
enough: :* v Wisteria "~ finished ; stoutly and . would
have. wonjln.a j few ; more ; strides. Tolly weak
ened, at. the finish. " '
SIXTH RACE— One and a quarter miles, purse
$400.4 year olds and upward, selling: .
Odds. \u25a0 Horse and Jockey. ."* Wt.: St. Str. Fin'
20-I— luvlctos : (C* Ross) - . .... 101 . 1 « 2 • _ 1 1
8-s— Hog Bow (Shilling) V.... 102 5.4 1) 2 h"
3-I— Ed Sheridan '.(E. 7 Dugan > 101 2 -'23 .3 4Va
Tlme-—:25, i. :50. 1:15, 1:41 U-5, 2:07;4-5; El
Prlmero, '(.'a mbyses" jßogum,^ Gentle 'Harry, > Pay
Me," 1 - finished - bs ; named. *: Value to ;. winner \u25a0 $325.
Winner,- W.*v Gabriel's t blk." ; g.;' a.'.' by * Inspector
B-10wa.1 15 Trained "by; owner.-. -Start good. Woo'
handily. l Second driven.', -Third easily.', Invjctns;
6 place;. 3 show ;- 80w, '"3-5 place; out show; Sheri
dan, ; 2-5 ; show. 1 ; Invletus * finished i strongly. Big
Bow came: fast: in v the final 'sixteenth.' .Sheridan
forced 'a: sharp race, but weakened:.
Santa A nita Park Entries
:-FIHf«T:nACE— Fire and a half furlongs,
»ellln(t:>- *?"; v , r - % •- \u25a0 . \u25a0
K3 Benin rdo ....'... 101 1 Yon I?! Lucille 105
Marian .Rose. r:.Y.V. 1011 rrogrrs* . .V. .....: .110
Confessor/ v. .... : .'.•lO&tlleresfter .... ."..".".. 100
(iiovannl Balerlo \u25a0 .;: 107 Rustling ;Silk .'...-..• too
I'anl Clifford; ..:.-. .Ju4CoT<>rnor; Orman ...107
IlHlton v . . . ... ...... :*9o Srarfell . '.;..... . .'.•His
AllPTlator- :..V.*.". :; l<K)|(Jon7.alPß \u25a0\u25a0 . ... :..-.-... »T
Xnn'g" Veiling^. ::."".•!>» |(."re%ton Boy ;.'.... ,;l(»4
SECOND : I: ACE— Six' furlongs, soiling: •\u25a0•
fireen? Oo«xls ".:: ..'.*o2rr;nea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . «4
China \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 Mir ..•.:.'..: Kj7|Wiaterin ; . . : . ; . : . . . mi
Jake iWard t.'-ftii i* .lo7 Bushwhacker vT.V".r..107
Barney *- Otdfleld ;r;' B4 Kuropatkln .V. r. /. .".107
Mansard ' ." "..'..*.\u25a0.-: :r. 107 Catherine ;F .'.: .". ; : . *«7
I.ee p Harrison, II :T..KH Baboo -......'. 92
Interlude ;r..".::".;T.107 - - : . - \u0084 - -
TFUIID RACE— One mile, selling: .
I'.arato 1 \ .... . . . : .". . 102lFieeslas J .......... .100
Princesnf \u25a0 Oranfce.':*9"l Toller- ........ :.-..~.VX>
RelUChamner r.-.r. ..lO2|Duj3le ''. :.. . . .... . :. :iO7
Itubtnon ;"t/.Trr;'. . Hi7iMatador|. .'»'.. »'. . ivf.HKf
MyrtlesnffTVrt'r.'Tr'.lOO Audunow . ... .V.:r.-. 102
Sir? Russell ... . .... l«>7 El : Carador .v.\ . . . . \V>
Sllrer«ikln . . ."TV. . .-. 102lSalina liiO
rrf»tolus> . ... .':; . . \u25a0;1O7|I!JH;; Curtis . ....... 107
\u25a0 'FOUUTHiRACE— Seifen fnrionK?/ pusre: .
W'aterDury .:.'.'.'. :v. Kift|Ll*arr> r5:.; . . ... . . . .115
Surarmald ."'. ."; . :;; . . lK'iEduardo : .\u25a0.rrrrr.vrr.na
Old Settler ....... .!i7|.Slr, Edward V". 115
FIFTH RACE— SIx i fnrl<H I rs.:s«>llinjf:
I.onla '.\u25a0\u25a0•/.-.;. rr. .... .\ .OS'JullPtte :.\u25a0....... . .*\(<2
COnnle SI ii~. . rvmTrt 98 Astoria ~ Belle r. . . . . ; 97
K.-E. Shmv ~.;r.:*Ki7 Sinkeprlnir „..;.... .*lO3
I.«dy i. . . . f«2 Miulla . . ......... ..1 15
Cl nnabar " . v: . . . .T~ 1 12 Norfolk 5 . : . ; . . .::.... 1 1 2
Durbar . \ . : : : . . . . ': ; lf«>!Sharu i Boy - . . . vr. .^ .112
Money Muss \u25a0..".•:. \u25a0.112t;-'r ';-,
SIXTH RACE— Seven" furlongs. , selling: - •
Llabla xrft?ir.'.':/t":: »84 !Lu<-ky>, Lad -= : ; . -. . : . . 10C
Don Hart :. . .; . . .:IOS»MBBferi lister .-..;. K.O
Sninrtda -*.'. ; .:: . :t: [ . 104 BanUda 5 .1 r: v : ! . .v. . . •{«>
Blacklockrri. ::.*.* lfillmlclnea ;;..*. v.'.t.V.vIOI
W)ti!«oinesWay«v:;v'.lo4 Blondy ... : z :-;\ .r-.w 109
Kt-llmence :..... ...»101 Korosllany ..:::•. r.;i(M
Hon Vivant - ; . . .^ : 106 Taos :»r; . . '. . : ; ... . . .\u25a0; io«
Bazzini . . . : . . .:. rr.l(W repper and Salt. . .'.104
allowance.
Liberal 1 advances ':, on." diamonds and Jewelry.
Baldwin Jewelry C0..- 1261 5 Van'; Ness ay. "-'•.-
COINAGE DTXKING . DECEMBER— Washington.
Jan.l 2.-~The I, report » of j. the > dlrtctorjof ; t he ; mint
show's ith»t2tliP;POinas:c"'«*xecuted'« tithe"; mints of
the 3 United s States -'In 2 the * nioath of 1 December
amounted \ t0 ' 516, .67.T80. ' "\u25a0 '' \u25a0' v^SffIHSBI
The CaWs Handicap Forecast
J. R. Jeffery
Ratings arc for heavy track. Deduct one point for each pound
overweight.- . J \u0084
;, MITRE— PALADINI— SCAMPER
. FIRST RACE— -Five furlongs; selling: 4 year bids:
Index. Horse and Owner. Wt, Rating. — Remarks.
HJa' Mltr * (Menlo) :.100 60 Working great guns.
1930 PaladJnl (Nichols) 100 56 Hot tip last out.
1913 Scamper (Sobra Vista) . . 9S 55 Speed last time.
1559 Mrs. F.Newburgh (Ashe)... 98 53 Dangerous on best form.
1809 Trinta WWil3on) j... 98 54 Might Improve.
. 1533 Adele, Brooks (Golden State). 98 52 Has shown little.
1518 Mala (Stevens) ............. 93 52 First out.
1841 Asusa- (Morehouse);.. '. 98 37 Fast but faint hearted.
1689 Radium Dance (Shavers)... .loo 3S Races poor
9979; Grace Van S(Schrelber) 98 33 First out in long time.
.... Ontario Oregon (Blanton) 103 30 Only started once.
.1782 -Joe Kilday^Steele & R11ey)..105 22 Amounts to little.
SEV ENFULL— N APPA—RA Y BENNETT
SECOND RACE— -Five furlongs, selling; 4 year olds: •
Index. : Horse and Owner. "Wt. Rating. Remarks.
1821 Sevenfull (Stover) ......... ..103 -68 Has the speed.
19(T8 Xnppa (Coffey) 108 ' 66 Racing well:
1849 Ray-Bennett (Griffin) ....... 100 63 Recent races not much.
1908 »B!g Store (Bedwell) ....... 95 61 Has not run his race.
(1641) May Pink (Fine) 93 5S A fast mare.
1539 Lady's Beauty (Calne) ' 9S -58 Has shown nothing.
.1908 Galvestonlan (Maple) 10$ 58 Races disappointing.
1908 Peerless Lass (McCarty) .... 9? '54 This season's form poor.
1794 Vinton (Jones). ...^. ......:. 105 "53 Distance -trifle short.
1705 Remember (Dodge) .........103 52 "Not much.
1030 E B H(Ross«) ....... ....105 47 Scant chance.
.... •St.Orlolt( Judge) 143 40 First out.
TREASURE SEEKER^ROTROU— TETANUS
THIRD* IIACE— -Mile and th/ee-eighths; selling; 4 year old 3 and upward:
Index. '\u25a0-* "Horse and Owner. . '..Wt.', 1 . Rating. Remarks.
.1941 Treanure Seeker (Ramsey).. 103 61 Improving.
1921 Rotron (Murphy) ... ..V.. ....104 . 61" Likes th*> route.
1935 j Tetann* (Fountain) ....102- «0 A .langerona contender.
1929 *Isabelita (Bedwell) 97 59 Rounding into form.
1930 Wimple (Stevens).... 97 59 ' Recent races poor. ;
1883 Rosal '(Wlllirtlfris) .-..• 154 52 Has shown little.
ISB3 BoseEley (BWLsingame) I*4, 52 Recent form poor.
FOLLIE L— MARIAN CASEY— ADEN A
FOURTH RACE— .>3»x furlongs; Peraltahandicap; 3 year olds:
Index. , Hor.ie and; Owner. . Wt. Rating.' Remarks.
1912. Follle I, (Fountain) .... ....TOO 69 Last race disappointing.
(1924) Marian Casey (Lowe). ....<<. 107 68 Right on edge.
1924 .Adena (Durker>. .•....'. 9S 68 Rounding to. 1 /'
(1905) Heather-Scott; (Oakland),... lo4 -• K7 Improving.
- 1874 Reene W (Emery) ....;;..,. 90 62.* In very nice!y.
1914 Love\ofGold",(Mack) .......100 , 60 Not ready.
1602 Sanpiper. (Angus Ross) ..... 93 53 Prepoed at Sacramento. ~
DORADO— BEECH WOOD— COLONEL WARWICK
FIFTH RACE — Mile and 70 yards: selling: 4 year olds and upward:
Index. \u25a0 -Hor3e and Owner. '« --—\u25a0 "VVt. Rating. Remarks.
1837 Dorado (Koenlgsberg) ... 113 56 Fit ami ready
1929 Beeetnvood (Fountain) :'.".. .'.ll^ 55 Racirts well. . , .
1931 Col. ."Wanrlek (Robbing) 111 5t , ridden last out.. ,
1929 Standover; (Emery) 113 '- 53 Will :.ave ri-ler up. "
.1929 Alta Spa (Ahleis) .....111^ 52 lmpr..vinec.
1929 *Santa Flay CCliftord) .10S ? 52 Form oelow par.
1893 . *Fury (McXeil) . '....*.;... 108 50 Running poorly.
- 1902 Ramus tStevens) ......... ..llf? 50 Class of field.
1919 Midmont (Bohemian) 113 49 Up acilnst it.
1929 Huzsah {Hughes) .: 113 '46 Not much.
1920 Arcotirl \Fine) .... .108 42 Slight chance.
1930 Pasodellc, (Millln) . „ ...106 40 No chance.
BILLY PULLMAN— BALNADE— HIGH GUN
SIXTH Jl*CE— Futurity course: purse; 3 year oMs:
Index. Plorso and Owner. Wt. Ratinsr. ' Remarks. \u25a0%^H
1924 Billy rullman (Yrotter) .....102 - S8 Should beat this field.
1924 Dalnade (Ahler'O 110 • 60 Will- close well. •
1!«6 'Hlgrh Gun (Hawkins) 102 58 May be fair colt.
. 1910" Castile «CiifTord) 103 58 ; Racing well.
1874 Reene \V (Emery)^..'. 100 57 Has not run her racp.
10S6 Abbey (Cahlll) ...103 •"•?> Ready to run h«»r race.
.1905 Compound Interest C Johnson). loo 55 Speedy, but q'jlts.
192* v Saint Modan (Marchemont) ...105,- 55 ..Running below form.
1925 . Amada (Winchotl) :.".*... 10i/ 54 Scant chance h«-re.
1885 Pareington;(Magrane) 11.") 52 Probably overrated <*oIL
1!)19 ' Jockey Mounce (Mounce) ...102* .50" A-.quitter.
1547 Cocytus (Satvyer) ...107 46 No'criance.
mmMmmK': . -"-3BH
* *Apprentice allowance.
_______Bm^_^i^g > M^jlhjßiiii>ii.g«ji»iiiririHW|BllßWrHlilTTfTTi|^^
it BEST,BETS— DORADO, BILLY PULLMAN
NetvrtQrkflacingMen
to Fight Hughes
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
XE"W' "YORK.. Jan. '2.— Stirred by the i
message of. Governor Hughes against
book < making at the" race tracks; the
heads of the great racing associations
\u25a0will meet; at the rooms of the Jockey
club in the Windsor Arcade tomorrow i
to begin action.
. These men,\ who have millions of
dollars invested , In tracks about New
York I city and at Saratoga, believe that
should the "governor's idea»_ be. incor
porated In the'law their
would; be ended. ;
" ; "In : my "opinion," said Phil Dwyer,
one of the: most famous of the racing
men, president of the Gravesend track
and the Aqueduct track, "such a law
would mean the' end of racing in this
state." ;
"If t,he governor Is successful," said
Francis R. president^ of. the
Saratoga 'racing'agsoclatlon,' "racing in
this state would in tinie t>e killed." 1 "
•'\u25a0But there are great gamblingpowers
at war.,.with:tH)e racing world' that will
go to the aid -of- the governor. The
poolroom men, or at least theleadcrs
among them, v will do. all they can to
help the passage 'of a law that will
stopbetting at. the tracks.
' "The" Allen, 'who in the course of a
long "career has been raided - more than
TRANCE . .6-1, WON
BOUJMAN . .7-5, WON
fir" PUT' OVEIt TWO MORE GOOD
OSES YESTERDAY*
TRANCE, my poort thin? in thr buby r»ce.'
had nVrer faced the barrier, still I alone knew
thnt '". she ' w-nulrt ; tvln , first crack oiit of thp
box.' -Anj-'tlme 1 se* a: flHy «ep aqoartT
.Jn -23 ' »e<>ond« : that « l« : tc">-«1 enouch , for n»«v
These flj-«t fmters ar» the kind to dig np; and
?minfl wha t SI \u25a0- t»ll you." lt !»' only a man like
. myso!f,thßt caD-hnmt them ont."
IIVEDX ESD AY : I GAVE TO AVI X
PONT \u25a0 .. 20-1, WON
ARIMO ...M.WON
jGEMMELLI. 11-5, WON
LAMPADROME 3-1, WON
TUESDAY I GAVE TO WIX
IUNNYSIDE . 8-1, WON
BQNHEUR . 40-1, WON
M ABIIAZE .. 5-1, WOH
BURLESBH . . 4-1, WON
- B UOcl^ i^"a .
'I Va'nt all my client* ' to put rtowri a swell
bet oa one. that I , will. mm*v >TDts trick bat
l n i rln« i ar*nn»l^ his i name * alreirty: ; *nt>i»o»**
: ron- know t what tl tmean. ;- .\>*er mind ' about
• tMshm-se'Hllaitfew rae*s: .Just take m.T.tir>
and<bet;« ; thunk.^;:l am, not la the Unbit of
imaklne mistakes '.vrlth one of my own." Arc
"you wise? "' . * \u25a0..'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
Terms, $2;Dally— ss Three Dayn.
JOHN J WARD
ROO 51 '* 10. i 63«* MAR KET \ STRE ET.
> Oakland iAeencr^^gSß_9S
' Cigar. Stand,' 1007 Hrondway.
100 times, is very bitter against the
tracks.. ,
One Good Bet a Day
YESTERDAY'S SPECIAI*
My^inessase readina: "Fonntaln's trji-fe I*
ready today and. will' be phingcd on'(>y. the
stable connections to win only. .Has worked
rery fast and today Is the day— l'LAY TO
WIX. '
WEDNESDAY'S SPECIAL
»" Again my, clients woo thousands and save
\u25a0 the bookies one of the worst drubbings, of
the year, knocking this price from 20-1 to 7-t
at post time, "my m^sssre rt^dlns; an fol-
lows: 'TAUNT,- SECONt* KACE. r rUVY
TO' WIX." .
STABLE SECRETS
.It Is now within' the erasp of the public
yto obtain the cream of stable infornration. *.i
SID MAY has made it his business to be on
the Inside of all the BI<; "DKALS and noth-*
Ice escapes his EACLE EYE, as ran b»
seen by his
World's Record
16 STRAIGHT WINNERS
Jan. 2— Boloman ......... 7-.1 Won
Jan. • "I—^Taunt - .2t>-l Won.
' Der. Jtt>— lleer hivoot! ....... U- 1 ' 2»l
Dec. 2?— Mitr*" :....: «-t I.oM
Dec 27— Banlortl *. . . C-t Won
Dee. 26— nt. Krancl* ...... S-5 2d
Dee.2s— Grnphlte 4-» 2il
Der. 24— J.\AeNi»n ....."... a-3 Won
Dee. 2:^-"»l.Tixa ........... 2-1 : Won
Dec. 21— -Banposnl '. . ..7-2 Won
Der. 20— Macbeth : . . ... .... S-t Won
Dee.JU-7-BIIIjr I'Mllman.. .: 7-1 Won
,»Der."l>4— Royal Maxim. . . .SW-1 Won
Dec. 17— All- Ablaxe. . . . . ..12-J*Woa
Der. I « — ilnru ins Buab ..'. . . 10- 1 Won
Dec. 14—^Minn C<lb-i»n . .. . .20-t Wan
Dec. 13— Lassen «-l Won
Dec. 12—^Dukeof Orleans. . 9-i Won
Der. 11— Warte-A'lcht . ffi-1 Won
Dec. 10— Ed ;B .......... .20-1 U'on
Dec. ft^-Tav'ora -\u25a0 ...... 3-1 Won
'Dec. . 7-^-Ryroaerilale . . S-l Won
Dec* 6— nurleljzh . . . . 6-1 Won
Is what Ui» connect Inns ' flmif? tf»fc» one's
prlc«*-and oboold win In awalk '
On SATURDAY - another REt» HOT.. SIX-
Zf.ER. same as .""TAUNT.",- at- abnnt .-1.1.1.
noN'T HISS THESE AXD SAVE REORETS
: AFTER. '\u25a0*=\u25a0. \u25a0; -
Call or Write
ALI, BUSI.VEJS <JO>FIDEXTIAI,
'Advice can be melled br me- n'cht pretl-
oa» -In TLAIX « EXVELOPE cr wired to sll
parts of the -U. S. In pip&er ot . otherwise.
• I Monejr* c«a be s*nf me by roistered letter.
.P. • O. ; mou»-y J order. ; special deUrery r letter. 11
expr»«a order.- cash or certificates. In" pUln
«Ol««>!ope. T-V". . : . . . • .-
Term*. ¥2 dally. $5 "for 3 days,- $lO for 6
"days. " *Addre«s '- .
SSO i^AY
riioS'E seas frXvkli.v .
ROOM : .237 OBLSGRT BLOCK .*"
;Cor. Van XfM%lTf. and O*Karrell!«(t.
Or Care Fostofllee, - Emeryrllle. Cal.
Office Uonrn — OtSO A. 31. to 1>30r.11.
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