Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-09

peror Of India and schoolmate to-
gether at even weights would be quite
treat to racegoers.
One Way bears watching. Away
none too well he trailed until the
stretch. where he covered world OF
ground. Will earn brackets soon.
Dorado at 100 to / was the surprise
of the afternoon. Treubel put up a
good ride on the geldng which got
him in the money.
One of the worst exhibitions or
iockeyship ever witnessed on this
track this season was the ride Nc
Intyre put up on Briarthorpe. Away
poorly he sent the horse out by five
lengths until the stretch where he
had nothing left to finish with. A
ton of money was burnt up by this
boys ride as the horse was ten pounds
the best This is the third time this
boy should have won as twice on
Palmist he tossed away the races.
While the judges are setting down
boys for incompetency it would he
wise to put Mcintyre on the school
ing list.
Golden Light, the castoff from j. j.
McCafferty's stable, scored for the Sec
ond time for his new owner.
Invictus will win some day when a
Jockey rides. Perrine as usual did
everything but fall off.
Azelina, the good thing in the last
race, just did get up in time to nip
the fast firing f. M. Brattain. Nc
Daniel's clever ride is what won for
the Booker filly.
Counterpoise was much the best in
the sixth race, but Lynch messed
things about badly. He was twice
shut out and lost several lengths
turning into the stretch, then put up
weak finish as the horse finished
on his own courage. This one with
competent handling can beat this kind.
Apropos to Bugle Horns race Of
Tuesday and in connection with dis
qualification, the rule governing dis
qualifications is given for the benefit
of readers
"a horse which crosses or jostles
another so as to impede it, shall be
disqualified, whether the cross or jostle
was the result of the wlful or care
less riding of the jockey or the swerv-
ing of the horse, unless the judges
think that the cross or jostle was
caused by the fault of some other
horse or jockey, or that the impeded
horse or its jockey was partly in
fault.
"A horse may be disqualified if its
jockey strikes another horse or jockey,
and shall be disqualified if it is ridden
either wllfully or carelessly so as 10
injure another horse.
THE judges must take cognizance Of
violations of this rule without COM
plant. However, if a complaint be
made, it can be received only from the
owner, trainer or jockey of the horse
alleged to be affected, and must he
made to the judges either before or
Immediately after the Jockeys in the
race have passed the scales.
when a horse is disqualified under
this rule every horse in the race be-
longing wholly or in part to the same
owner is also disqualified.
"a jockey whose horse has been
disqualified under this rule, or who
strikes another jockey or horse or
who unnecessarily causes his horse to
shorten its stride with "a view to COM
plaint, or an owner, trainer or jockey
who complains frivolously that his
horse was crossed or jostled may be
fined or suspended"
The California Jockey club has ar
ranged a race for next Wednesday
that promises to create some excite
ment. 1t is to be a mile race, at catch
weights, between Claude, Dainty, W.
r. Condor and Honiton. OF course
Dainty will not start unless the track
is good. The association offers a
purse of $1,000, but stipulates that three
out of the four named horses must
start.
Trainer Blute believes in racing his
horses when the track suits them.
Since going north on January %
just fourteen days ago. Blute's colors
have been seen in no less than sixteen
races. Sais has won twice, Cincn-
natus twice and Tramotor once. Blute
has been five times first, eight times
second and twice third. He has been
unplaced but once in sixteen starts
which is quite a record. Tim Hurst
ran second in his only start. By the
end of this month Blute will be we'll
UP in the list of winning owners.
Jockey Davis drew an indefinite sus-