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LATE TANFORAN ARRIVALS Pacific Coast Jockey Club to Adhere to Plan of Catering to Invited Owners Only. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., November 10. H. D. Shevlin, who was with S. C. Hildreth in other years, has brought three horses to Tanforan and plans to have a few more soon in training at the San Bruno course. Jasper W. Paulsens bay four-year-old Las Francisco, by Palo Alto, dam Amida Jones, and the yearling La Cambre, by Palo Alto, dam Amida Jones, and E. B. Townes yearling bay filly by Fulletta Rose Point, are in the original shipment. Palo Alto, sire of the Paulsen horses, is a son of Heywood, and has been standing at Chav.es T. Boots Elmwood Stock Farm, Santa Clara County, for some years. Heywood is a son of Hanover. Fulletta, sire of the Towne yearling, raced at Emeryville in the "old days" in the colors of H. G. Bed-well. He has been in the ownership of Charles W. Clark for some years, standing at El Palomar, San Mateo County. The directors of the Pacific Coast Jockey Club have decided to adhere strictly to their original idea of extending invitations, and not "letting the bars down" to all owners. In an announcement recently in the program of the Horse Show held here the directors said : "The Pacific Coast Jockey Club was organized to re-establish horse racing in California upon the best ethical standards and to encourage breeding of horses. In order to insure clean racing only those receiving invitations from its board of directors will be permitted to race."
