Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07

1is: veterano, 1i0; Major Mansir. 10:
Nitrate. 10; Barrack, 105; Diamante.
1O5: Sheriff Bell, tO5; Orchan. 105;
Briarthorpe. 1903; CRATER, 1903; Rio
shannon. 1902; Grail, 100; Bombardier,
100; Dizina, 100: Elwood, 1907 Glisten,
100; Luckett, 100; Bugle Horn, 100;
Pasadena, 9s; Ellie, sS; Club 9S; Bor-
ghesi, 9s Watercure, 9s; Frangible, 97;
Whoa Bill, 95; Harbor, IS; Irascible,
95, Aenaes, 95; Heather Honey, 90;
Iras, 92; Sherry, 30; Freeslas, 90; Sen
tato. 30; Mistletide, co. Pats Choice,
90; Ed Lanigan 90; Discus. 90; Pres
tolus, 20; Angeleno. 9O Frank Mayo,
80; Los Angeleno, 90; Hub Prather, 30.
with a rider up Headstrong will win
soon. Narvez did everything but fall
out Of the saddle.
Jingler won the first race for his new
owners. j. ]. McCafferty sold the
horse to Rowe & Donlon and they won
him out the first crack out of their
barn.
Bronze Wing won his first out for j.
v Kirby. his new owner. Kirby bought
him for $775 at the auction sale on
Saturday.
Orchan a good looking gelding by
Orsini- Princess Prodigal, won the sec
ond race easily. This one will be a
hard nut to crack in the cup race at
two miles on Saturday.
Borghesi went to the post with bad
hook and then ran smashing good
race. He will beat the kind that fin
ished in front of him yesterday his
next time out.
Tab Bailey This one showed a lot
Of early speed and when Dugan saw
he was beaten eased him up. The horse
prefers a longer distance.
Sinicado bears watching. Away flat
footed, he made up a world of ground.
finishing like a cyclone.
Mark Gentry was much the best in
the fourth and a false price was laid
against him. He had rough journey
and won going away. In his last few
races he always showed that he wanted
a shorter distance than a mile, as he
would quit at the paddock gate.
Lurene was heavily backed to win
the fourth race. but she did not show
anything in her race to warrant it.
Evidently a false alarm
Gentle Harry carried a ton of wise
money to win his race, but the best he
could do was to show. Herbert put
up very bad ride and was pocketed
all through the stretch. But for this
would have surely placed and would
have made things interesting for
Bronze Wing.
Game Hen is a good future prospect
for early action. Showed speed for
half and was probably short. Race
will do her good.
j. j. McCafferty bought back FL Chi
huahua and Freesias from F. T. Wood,
giving him $1OO advance for his bar
gain.
L. A. Bonsack was offered SIPS for
Search Me, which he bought at the
auction for s625 last Saturday.
AS there has been some discussion Of
late regarding the respective attitudes
OF Starters Hoffman and Dwyer toward
the American Turf association, the
following declaration from Mr.. Corri-
gan Wills be of especial interest: Il
have" he said, kilograms from both
Hoffman and Dwyer which settle the
matter definitely. Mr.. Dwyer tele-
graphs me that he has made a definite
engagement to do the starting at
WORTH while Mr.. Hoffman has en-
gagged with me to do the starting at
Kansas City and Hawthorne. OF course,
Mr. Brown has made himself unavail-
able for the Western Jockey club
tracks by starting at the New Orleans
Jockey clubs track. and besides this,
he is engaged to do the starting at
Louisville.
In this connection l may say that
the rumor that has been set afioat to
the effect that we shall not race at
Kansas City is incorrect. OF course
the breeders law has not yet been re-
pealed by the Missouri legislature, but
should it be the legislation to that
effect would not go into effect for nine
ty days after the passage of the meas
ure. and before the expiration of that
time our meeting at Kansas City will
be over
Entries 10 the Kansas City Jockey
clubs stakes close tomorrow Jim
Norvell. cashier in the field book at
the local track, is looking after the in
terests OF the Corrigan forces and has
already secured entries from w. T. An
derson, J. j. McCafferty and others.
Walter Jennings don't seem to be
winning many races these days at Oak