Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-10
THE RACES.
The Faverftes Fail TO Come Out
Ahead.

management, owing to it's utter disregard
for time, did not offer much encourage
ment to those who we're present to re-
turn. Still this defect is one which can
be easily remedied in future, by starting
the first race at the advertised hour and
not allowing 80 much time to elspse be-
tween the events. The sport taken as a
whole was fairly good, though no large
fields were presented and the ira ok was
very soggy. Hon. Clifton Bell, the pre-
siding judge, was assisted, as on the FIRST
day, by Captain A. w. Barrett and Mr..
eHank" McGregor, while Nick Covar-
rubiss and Cy. Mulkey oficiated as
starter and time-keeper.
The following is summary of the
days events:
First race-One mile and a sixteenth, for
John Forster'ss. Naicho B., 8, tHazlet), 119
Matt storms b. m. Fannie F., S. (Navice).
Kelly 4 samuels' b. m. welcome. S, MAR
shall, 119 pounds. ........................... 3
Z. j. Baldwins b. +. Atalanta, 8, (L.Brown), 80 =,
L. q. vignoios b. i. Rossmeade, 8. (scoheidj,
80 pounds. ..........................,. 0
Time. 1891
Pools sold: Atalsnta, $40; Fannie f., 50; and
Paris mutuals paid: No. 219s, 1886.
After q delay OF nearly twenty min
utes, caused by the refractory behavior
of Welcome, the quintette went away to
q fairly good start, Rosemeade and Fan
ME #. in the lead, and Atalanta living
close, followed by Naicho B. and Well
come. This order was maintained until
the half-mile post was reached, when
Fannie F. took the lead, with Naicho B.
closing up fast. Turning into the
straight, Naicho B. came with rush,
and coming away from Fannie F., who
struggled gsmely, won easily by two
lengths and half; two lengths between
second and third.
Second race-One mile and quarter, for all
Kelly 4 samuels' b. h. Ed McGinnis, 5, (Mar.
T. Hazlet's b. +. Louise M, 4, (Hazletj lO7
H; r. =; Roses b. h. Dan Murphy, 4, (cliford)
Matt storms ch. 6. Forester, 5, (Pierce) 112
I'D. Dunn's s. h. -Four Aces. 4. (Dunn) io7
Tme. RGus a;I7sI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Pools sold: Louise NJ, $25; Ed McGinnis
800. and the field $5. Paris mutuals paid
Nos. 2,l27 and 2, lao, $4.45 each.
Considerable skirmish for a start, and
finally the lot got we'll away, Louise M
and McGinnis in front, followed by Muir.
ply, Four Aces and Forester, in the
order named, passing the stand for the
first time. At the quarter Louise and
Murphy we're several lengths ahead of
their field, forcing the pace tremen.
dously. 1t was too hot to last, however,
and at the half.mile post McGinnis
caught up with the pair, and passed
them before turning into the straight,
romping home an easy winner by four
lengths amid wild enthusiasm.
Third race-Seven furlongs, heats; tor all
ages.
T. R. Ross b, g. Orc, (Hazlet). III
c. a Davis b. h Jack Brady, s (Naavice),
E. B; Deus b. h. othelio. 4(Henaessy).
G. walters b. G. Reno. 8 toiiRordj. 90 .
pounds ........... .,............. dis.
P.Donalech's g. g. Naicho B., 4 (Hazlet,,
III pounds. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. dis
Time I 80 and :35Z.
Pools sold: Orc, $15; Jack Brady, 81; and
Paris mutuals paid: Nos. 2.1ss, So. 70; 2, 1877,
$3.50; 80 So rs; and 40, 81 s5.
A struggling start, with Reno badly
left, saw them off with Oro and Brady in
the lead. At the half mile Brady gained
half a length advantage and looked sure
winner, but Orc closed upon him and
slashiDg finish resulted which was uni
formly pronounced dead heat. The
judges, however, ruled otherwise, and
gave the heat to Orc by short head.
Othello reached home bad third, the
others being distanced.
For the second heat the trio went
away tn splendid start, but the pace was
two hot for Othello, who dropped be.
hind. Orc and Brady raced neck and
neck almost until the half mile, when
the former took the lead and maintain
ing it to the finish won both heat and
race by two lengths.
Today's programme contains three
races, all of which should prove interest
ing and attract larger crowd than yes
terday. Here are today's entries and
last nights pools:
First race-Five furlongs, for oil ages:
D. F. Abers ch h. Rondo, tHazlet. 120
T. II. Lynch's b. g. Sunday, a Davis. 12O
E, R: Denis b. g. Sid Law, 4C---), 12o
G. Lymans b. h. Painkiller, A (Newhal), 12O
Matt Storms b. m. Fannie F., 4 (Pierce), lis
N. A Covarrubias' b. C. Gambo, Up. Brown),
1O1 pounds.
Pools sold: Sunday, 500; Psinkiller and
Rondo, SO each; Fannie F., 81; Gambo and Sid
Second race-One mile and seventy yards
for all ages.
J. r. Ross b. G. Orc, (Hazlet', 124 pounds
e. B. Denis b. h. Othello. fHennessy), 11S
pounds.
Kelly & samuels b. m. Welcome, MAR
shall. 119 pounds.
J. b. Dunns ch. h. Four Aces, DUNN. IL.
pounds.
M Storms ch. g. Forester, 4 (Pierce), 10,
pounds.
L. K. vignolo's b. m. Rosemeade. (Scoield)
80 pounds.
Pools sold: Oro, 500; Painkiller and Othello
81 each; Gladiator and Welcome, 30 each
and the Field, 81.
Third race-One mile, for all ages.
C. A. Davis b. g. ADAM (-@(, 15.
pounds.
9; A. Davis ch. h. Jack Brady. (Navlce)
1872 pounds.
152 pounds.
G. Walters b. h. Reno, (Clifton), 13.
pounds.
Pools sold: Davis stable, 500; Tom Daily
$14; Reno, So.
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