The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-01-04
TURF TALK
Racing Results at Ingleside-Sloan
in Demand

Racing Results at 1ngles1de-Sloan
in Demand
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3.-Results at
Ingleside:
Seven furlongs-velox won, Little
Singer second, Rufalba third; time,
1:29%. Rey del Diablo, Durward, NAL
plaquet, Florimel, Draught. Los Iron
cos, Ell Venado, Pleasanton and Nom
chaalance also ran.
Second race, five and a half furlongs-
DR.. Sharp won, Official second, Martha
II third; time, 1:07A. Free Lady. At
tainment, Highland Ball, La Coleta.
and Racio also ran.
Third race, one mile-The Roman won.
Horatio second, Red Glenn third; time.
1:41h. Oscuro and Spunwell also ran.
Spunwell, who has been raced too hard,
broke down in this race.
Fourth race, one and one-half miles
Argentina won, Personne second; Char
ley Beif third; time, 2:s51k. Don Claren-
clio, Doyle and Marcel also ran.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Cash Day
won, Rubicon second, Benamela third;
time, 1:13A. Peril also ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs. selling-Fash-
ion Plate won, Kamsin second, Stentor
third. Alma, Walter j., Mamie Scott,
Meadow Lark and Santuzza also ran.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. S.-The
weeks racing at Ingleside opened in
sensational fashion. Velox, a rank out
slider, and who was not played, although
40 to was offered against his chance in
a very moderate field, captured the
seven-furlong dash.
Dr heat cIouoy fold ~ tvvn-
year-olds, and the Roman had to be
kicked out to finish ahead Of Horatio.
The Roman looked like a certainty, and
went to the post favorite at Q to 20, but
the lightly weighted Spunwell came in
for fair support. Spunwell went out in
the lead, but just before reaching the
half mile post stopped very suddenly,
as If shot. 1t was afterward ascertained
that the youngster had broken a bone in
his leg, and will never again be able to
race.
AT NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3.-Mazarine
and Tremona were the winning favor
ties today. The event Of the day was
Bombardin's win at 100 to /. Results:
One mile-Rushfields won, Liewanna
second, Jim Hogg third; time. 1:431s.
Six and half furlongs-Mazarine won
Crystalline second, Ben Frost third;
time, 1:22k.
won, Elkin second, Oresua third; time,
1877.
Mile and twenty yards-Bombardo
won, Lobengula second, Tranby third;
time, LAS.
Seven and one-half furlongss selling
Tremona won, Verdi second, Mcmillan
third; time, 1:37%.
JOCKEYS RULED OFF
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-At meeting of
the directors of the Horsemen's Protec-
tive association resolution was adopt
ed excluding jockeys and trainers, un-
less horse owners, from membership in
the association.
AS result Of the resolution adopted
the designations of several Jockeys and
trainers were received today and ac-
cepted. Jockey Frederick Littlefield,
who has been employed by A. H. and D.
H. Morris for many years, not only re-
signed from the Horsemen's Protective
association but also gave up his position.
Criticism because Of his connection with
the association is said to be at the bot
tom of his action.
Matthew Byrnes was elected a d.
rector.
SLOAN IN DEMAND
NEW YORK, Jan. ga dispatch to
the Herald from London says: Where
Tod Sloan will ride this year has not yet
been settled. The little American is now
trvino To get the Fleischmanns to re-
lease him SO that he can ride in Eng
land.
Lord VIM. Beresford and Pierre LORI
lizard have offeres him $4,000 for the
first claim on his services for the season
of 1898. Sloan has been holding out for
10000, sum Lord William Is willing to
give, but which Loriilard objects to.
Sloan has gone to Florida to see LorlI-
lard and try to arrange to set his release
from the FIeischmanns. It Is understood
another prominent English turfman has
made Sloan en- ofEer Of $500 for second