Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-11
THE. RACES.
ssSunday,,, ts6ladsatof.o and "TOm
DAILY, Finish First.

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yesterday proved more interesting than
the card seemed to promise, the second
event, in which the talent received ter
rible blow, being especially exciting. The
track, though still few seconds slow,
showed marked improvement upon the
previous day, and will undoubtedly be in
still better condition today. Though
there was no improvement in the attend
ance as to numbers, the pools were much |
better patronizsd than on either OF the |
two previous days of the meeting, and
the sales were very brisk on each of the
three events. The following is sum-
mary of the days sport:
First race-Five furlongs, for all ages:
T. +. Lynch's b. 6. Sunday, a., CDavis) 12O
G. nIyman's b. h. Painkiiier, s. (Newhaii) 100
D. F. Abel's s. g. Rondo, a., (West) 20 pounds
NJ. Storms b. m. Fannie F., 5, (Pierce) lis
E. R. Dens b. z. Sid Law, S, (Hennessy) 100
pounds. U
Pools sod: Sunday. s25; Rondo, sl1. and
Paris mutuals paid: No. 1900. $3.50.
After several breaks, during which
Rondo was left at the post, the quintette
was sent away to splendid start, and
ran we'll together to the half mile post,
| when Sunday went to the front ahead of
Rondo, followed by Painkiller, the others
being punched. This order was main
tanned until, reaching the straight, Pain
killer took second place, almost fouling
Rondo. The favorite held his own
steadily, and won easily by four lengths.
Sid Law was last.
Second race One mile and seventy yards, for
all ages.
81. Baldwin's b. G. Gladiator. 4. (west,. 119
E! r Den. b. h. otheilo. 4. tHennessyj.
T. r. Ross b. g. Orc, 5 (Hazletj, 124 pounds 8
L. H. VignolO's b. +. Rosemeade, 3, (Roach),
M. storms ch. g. Forester, 5 (Pierce), 1o7
J. B. Dun's ch h. Four Aces, (Riiey). liz
Kelly & samuels' br. M Welcome MAR
shalD 119 pounds. .............1. ........... o
Pools sold oro, $15; the field. $50 Gladiator
Paris mutua Is paid No. 21s4. $40,
| Owing to the vagaries of Welcon26 and
Forester there was good deal yM skir-
mishing, but when the lot got IF il was
to capital start. AS they passed the
stand for the first time Rokemeade and
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well punched, Orc huggirg the pole. At
ahead, with Rosemeade close on his
quarter and Oro trailing them, with the
rest sticking weK together. This order
was maintained all the way down the
back stretch, but on turning the corner
Orc begin to close up on Othello, and at
the tufn Gladiator took q wide sweep
andgot upon even terms with them. A
tlashing finish ensued between Gladia-
tor and Othello, whose jockey, intent on
watching Orc, failed to make his effort
soon enough, and the former landed
home a length ahead of Othello, who
was three lengths in front of the fa-
vorite.
Third race-one mile. for all ages. welter
Cy Mulkey's ch. g. Tom DAILY. s, tHiD 152
a. Davis'ch q. dams, a. Fosterj i52 pounds
G. Walters b.h. Reno. B. ,(CIfordJ 1872 pounds
9. A. Da.isb. h. Jack Brady, 6. (smith) I52
R4unos ..'.....'o
Pools sold Tom DAILY, 800; Davis stable.
Paris mutuals paid: No. 21s1, 1910.
The quartette got away.to a very fair
start az the first attempt. Brady and
Adam in the lead, with Daily and Reno
lying close. At the quarter Adam took
up the running and led by length to the
half mile post, when Daily commenced
moving up. Coming round the bend
Daily challenged Adam, and splendid
race eneued up the straight. Reno COM
ing with rush, caught up the pair a
few yards from the wire, but failed to get
On even terms with them, Daily winning
a most exciting finish by half length
from Adam. The same distance sepa-
rated second and third.
Today being Saturday, and practically
half-holiday, no fault should be found
with the attendance at the track, as the
| best sport OF the meeting is promised,
judging from the programme, which is
as follows:
First race-seven turlongs; for all ages.
Cy. Mulkey's ch. g. Tom DAILY. 6 (HilD, 124
J. D. Dunn's ch. h. Four Aces, 4 DUNN, 11s
N A. Covarrubias b. h. Dan Murphy, 4
E. R. Dsn's b. h. Othello, (Hennessy), 119
pounds.
M, Storms b. m. Fannie F., 5 (Pierce). III
Kelly & samuels' b. m. Welcome, 5 (Marshall)
LIZ pounds.
T. Hszlet's b. m. Louise NJ. (Hazlet), ia
pounds.
E.J: Baldwin's b. m. Atalanta, (west), 90
pounds.
b. X. Vignolos b. m. Rosemeade, (Roach),
80 lunds.
Pools sold last night: Tom Daily 500; Louise
M, SlS;. Atalants and Murphy, $6 eacb;
kosemeade, Fannie f. and OthellO, $4 each
Welcome and Four Aces, So each.
second race-One mile and one-eighth, own
ers to handicap.
Z. J. Baldwin's b. m. winona, s (west), 90
pounds.
M. Storms ch. Kildare, (Pierce), 80
pounds.
Kelly & Samuels' b. h. Ed McGinnis, 5 MAR
shall). 80 pounds.
Pools sold last night: McGinnis, $40;
Winona, SO; Kildare, SO.
Third race-Five furlongs, in heats.
d. F. Abels ch h. Rondo q (West), lis
pounds.
E. K. Den's b. 6. Sid Law 4 (Hennessy), lis
pounds.
G Lyman's h. Painkiller, 4 (Newhall), lis
pounds.
J. &. Ross b. m. Kittie Van, 4 (Hazlet), 1O6
pounds.
n. A. Covarrubias bh. Gambo, 3 (Brown), 80
pounds.
Pools sold last night Kittie Van, 500; Pain
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