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SCHOOL TANFORAN JUVENILES Bark Gate in Use Daily Educating Young Racers for Coming Meeting at Course. SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., March 16. There will be plenty of home-bred two-year-olds in the racing to begin at Tanforan the last day of this month. Colts and fillies from nurseries in the San Francisco bay region have been at the San Bruno plant since the wind-up of the winter period of sport and have made satisfactory progress in their education as racers. The Bahr gate is in position on the training course and schooling of the youngsters is going on each morning. Assistant starter Eddie Thomas, of the Harry Morrissey staff, an adept at teaching babies the accepted way of breaking from a stall, is in charge. John W. Marchbank has the largest string of. young runners, with "Charlie" Hartwell in second place. The Marchbank two-year-olds were bred at Heather Farm, the foaling place of numerous well known performers on the important tracks of the country. This band promises to be the best ever sent out of the Contra Costa -county haras. The youngsters, with the names granted by The Jockey Club, are as follows: Prince Heather, blk. g, by King Heather Lady Julian. Ramsey Mac, b. g, by King Heather Angie Mac. Regrebtan, b. g, by War Cry Lovelace. Spindle, ch. g, by King Heather Little Spider. The Miner, b. g, by War Cry Miss Cook. War Over, b. g, by War Cry Bit of Blarney. Parsimonious, br. g, by War Cry Princess Marie. Massive, b. g, by War Cry Little Kid Carroll. Hudal, b. g, by Krewer-Princess Nadette. Lady Riaf, b. f, by War Cry Snooksie Bradley. Native Daughter, br. f, by War Cry Monardella. Wanda D., blk. f, by King Heather Susan M. Dancing Jane, b. f, by War Cryr Eva Ackley. Torsion, br. f, by War Cry Ida Francis. Xingu, br. f, by War Cry Greetings. Gladden, ch. f, by Rock Heather Grace. Prince Heather, of good conformation and a taking way of going, is the pick of many observers. He is a full brother to the good winner Justina and the high class three-year-old Chepera. Native Daughter is a half-sister to the good Chazzan. In the Hartwell band of eight are pals of Modesto, winner in fast time at Hialeah, such as Salinas and colts with Hawaiian monikers, hard to spell and. harder to pronounce.
