. Breeder and sportsman . Cents. Electric Cars on Mission and Kearny Streets everythree minntes. ADMISSION $ r. H. GREEN. N. ANDROUS, Pros. Racinaf! Racing! REGISTRATION BLANKS Will be sent free upon must accompauv kH orders. Address J. H. STEINER. Secretary,American Trotilng Register Association,.tr>5 Dearborn St., Room 1 108, ChtciiKO, Illinois. Or, BREEDER AND SPORTSHAN,San Francisco, Cal, CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB RACES WINTER MEETING 1898-99. MONDAY, MAR. 20 to tPRIL I Inclusive. Oakland Race Track RflClDg MONDAY, TUESDAY, , FRIDAY and saTUR
. Breeder and sportsman . Cents. Electric Cars on Mission and Kearny Streets everythree minntes. ADMISSION $ r. H. GREEN. N. ANDROUS, Pros. Racinaf! Racing! REGISTRATION BLANKS Will be sent free upon must accompauv kH orders. Address J. H. STEINER. Secretary,American Trotilng Register Association,.tr>5 Dearborn St., Room 1 108, ChtciiKO, Illinois. Or, BREEDER AND SPORTSHAN,San Francisco, Cal, CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB RACES WINTER MEETING 1898-99. MONDAY, MAR. 20 to tPRIL I Inclusive. Oakland Race Track RflClDg MONDAY, TUESDAY, , FRIDAY and or More Itaces Kaoh Day, Ferry Boats Lpave >^n Francisco at 12 M. and I2:.W,I. 1:30, t. 2:.^0 and 3 p. m,, coDnecliny wlUi iralns9t pplD^ at tbe entrance oi tlie track. Buy yourferry tickets to Shell Mnund. Keturnlne, Trains Leave the Track at and 4:46p. M. and Immediately alter itte last race. THOMAS H. WILLIAMS JR., B, MILROY, Secretary. Advertise Your Stallions in tlie BREEDER Vol. XXXIV. NO. 22>i GEART STBEET. SAN FRANCISCO, SATURDAY, MARCH 18,1899. Continuous Racing and the Circuit System. San Fkancisco, March 15, 1899. Editoe Bkeedek and Sportsman: Much has beensaid and written within the last year upon the subjectof the long continuous racing and booking in and aboutSan Francisco, discussion being strongly provoked bythe legislation which has been resorted to in this andother States upon tliat subject. I would again callattention to the subject, after repeating a few of thearguments that have in the past been urged for andagainst continuous racing in one city or town; alsobookmaking and poolrooms. I consider the relationsbetween the system of pool-betting and bookmakingvastly different. The former the public makes thefavorites and odds; in the latter, the bookmaker makesthe favorites and odds. Let us first hear what can besaid in its support. I think it is fully stated in the oft-repeated cry of the race tracks and ow
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