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place in the heat and Riley third. tn,
time was 2:16%.
Winner DISQUALIFIED

place in the heat and Riley third. The
time was 2:l6%.
Winner Disqualified
Inola was booked to do the trick in the
opening running race. a ~ furlongs FOR
maiden 2-year-olds. Lew, the owner Of
the flly. had the mount and It was
claimed he had put his money on Inola.
In amy event her price was 9 to 20 at the
opening. but was to and out in some Of
the books at post time. Ellen Wood was
"a and 3h Peter Weber. 8 and 7; Miss
Matte, 20 and 80. Inola took the Lead, with
Ellen Wood second. Peter Weber third.
At tho three-quarters Inola had moved up
to the first position and was length ahead
| OF Peter Weber who was a length in ad-
vance Of Ellen Wood. In the stretch Pc
ter Weber was neck I'M the lead OF Inola,
who was two lengths ahead of Ellen Wood,
but 1nola was evidently beaten. Peter
Weber increased his lead to half q length
as they came down the stretch.
InOla had the pole, but when within 100
yards Of the wire Weber, who was evident
iy tired, swerved over toward the favorate
and nterfered with her. The colt finished
half length ahead OF Ellen Wood, who
had come on and finished half length In
front Of Inola. Lew entered a protest, and
Weber was disqualified for fouling. o.
| though 1t was a decision on techMcality
for the reason that Weber had Inola beat
en-, even before the foul The race was
given to Ellen Wood, Inola second, Miss
Matte third; time. :53%.
The Favorite Landed
Hennessy had the mount on Miss Daily in
the second running. and the mare was
backed from 3 to to to2 Whistlebird
was 3, Palomar 3, Carlist and Igo 10 each.
Miss Daily was off In the lead and was a.
length In advance of Whistlebird, who was
| a length In advance Of Palomares. DAILY
was still a length In the lead at the three
quarters, while Palomares had moved up
to second position being half a length IN
front of Whistlebird, who had three lengths
the best Of Igo. There was whipping fin
ish with Whistlebird on the inside and
Palomares in the center Of the track. Hem
! messy was able to beat out Whistlebird by
half q length, who In turn was a neck In
front Of Palomares Igo was fourth; time,
1:10h.
Amasa Wins Again
Rubicon failed to win the third running
| race, and the crowd who had put up IS to
| win s., had lighter pockets as the result.
| Amasa, who won the race opened at 4 to
and was 5ls to at post time Moringa. who
was supposed to be the only contender
| against the odds on favorite, was quoted
| at to 5, then to 5. Roadwarmer was Is
| then 60. then 20. Ojat was 60. Moringa got
the worst Of the start and Amasa took the
lead, with Roadwarmer second; Rubicon
third, Ojai fourth. They continued in
these positions to the half. At the three
quarters Amasa was a length in the lead,
Roadwarmer second by half length, Ru.
bicon third by four lengths. Moringa
fourth. Rubicon passed the Warmer in
the stretch and finished second to Amasa,
Roadwarmer being third, Moringa fourth |;
time, 1:01
Won at Last
Masoero, the Montana horse, succeeded
| in landing the final race, a six and half
| furlongs, 1t being the third time the geld
ing had started. He was favortte at to 5,
| Kaiser Ludwig second choice at to 5,
! Pat Murphy to 1. Artesia B. TO- Viking 80.
Viking was left at the post. Pat Murphy
! took the lead, Kaiser Ludwig second. Ma
soero third. At the half Murphy was two
lengths in the lead, Kaiser Ludwig half
a length in front Of Masoero, who was four
three-quarters Pat Murphy was still two
| lengths in front Of Kaiser Ludwig, who
was head in front Of Masoero. In the
stretch Masoero took the lead and won by
half length from Kaiser Ludwig, who
was length ahead of Pat Murphy Ar
tesian B. fourth: time, 1:2215.
Summaries
Trott!ng. special for named horses. 8 in s.;
Horse and Driver Heats.
Thompson ch. 5. &C. F. Bunch).. "a
Osito, br. s. (Jas. Sanford). .......4 3 4
Silver Ring. BIN. Up. J. Williams).S 8 4 2
mamie Riley br. m. a. W. Dona-- i.
Time AIS a:i4&. T. sssAs:. s:isA s:isx Our JACK
TTstting. semi-Tropic stake of 1898, foal
,liegs Horse and Driver Heats.
Time 2.h311
Running, Maiden 22;;x.ear-Olds. four and a
Horse and Jockey Weight.
Eelien Wood. 5. dGa}ure.j...............ifSo 10
Peter Weber, b. c.(Dennis).. 1os
tie third: time o:5sA. Peter 'adi Weber s finished
first but was disqualified for fouiing.
Run1,i1g, ling special. five and half furionss,
Horse and Jockey Weight.
Miss DAILY, br. n. Hennessy). .1os
fsIomsrss. fsTIss ss & sn. ncsmeFFs|s a. eFoSs.ij i iSs
whistiebird. b. & ishields} .1l los
Miss Daly, won, whistlebird second, Palo-
Running, selling, liii five-eighths Of a mile,
Horse and Jockey Weight.
Rubicon' ch: h. g. PiEsoto............:.1dd4a
aa%iisf; ajai s. 3: e. .fleS fRlSSvslo:sa '.,::::":::a 8 &
Roadwarmer b. g. (Butler). .1W
Moringa, b. g. (Devin). los
Amasa won, Rubicon second, Roadwarm-
er third; time 1:01.
Running, special, six and half furlongs.
purse 5000:
Horse and Jockey Weight
Kasier Ludwig, b. h. (shields). Ia
Masoero, b. g. (Powel). )....................16 .169
Pat Murphy rn. g. (Frawley). .14
Artesia b., ch. I. (Cameron).. )..............1 .1l0
viking, ch. &. (Kellas): :...............:.. .1ol
Massacre won, Kaiser Ludwig second, Pat
Murphy third; time, 1:22ii.