Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08


turn Of speed and captured the six fur
longs event from Luckett and Felipe
Lugo Kenilworth was firing badly at
the end and Just did last long enough.
He swung wide into the stretch and
lest considerable ground. But for the
running out he would have beaten
Luckett a length easily.
Helgerson. away almost hatfooted
and under grand handling, ran over his
field and won the fifth race on the card
from Invictus and Iras. Helgerson is
a horse that must be hand-ridden, and
if let alone will run right to the notch
Gus Lanka told Perrine just how to
do it, and the boy followed instruc-
tions to the letter. He opened at 2 to
/ and went back in the betting to 3 to l..
Akela won the closing event of the
day easily from Maggie Mackey and
Garvice. The winner was always fa-
vorite and carried ton of money.
Maggie Mackey was backed from I
to 1 to to T. Garvlee at 25 to l., Sc
cured the show money.
Track Notes .,
Marlborough put up cracking good
race and ran right back to his last out.
He is a handy horse
Durbar will do about the next time
out with light weight up.
Sandstone looked very good to many
of the paddockltes and was played
heavily by them. forcing his price from
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Tab Belle Kinney. Showed a lot OF
early speed and is worth remembering.
Blue Coat will be hard horse to beat
in the muddy or sloppy going.
Schoolmate ran cracking good race
considering that he was badly bumpe !
at the start. He finished gamely ana
is good future prospect.
Keep an eye on Tramotor as he
showed a lot Of early speed and hung
on to Kenilworth like leech When
properly placed will win.
Had Herbert on Invictus not made his
run so soon he would have probably
won.
The entry of Needful will be refused
pending the investigation of his race
yesterday. The judges have been in
formed that he has not been worked
since his last race.
Laureatea when placed where she be-
longs will win. Led her field yester
day all the way to the stretch where
she tired.
Varro will be hard to beat the next
time out. Ran as If short.
Erne is in good form again and is
worth wetching for the next crack out
of the box over distance of ground
Dug Martin was thrown to his knees
as the barrier was released and made a
world of ground.
Col Lambert registered the biggest
individual bet ever made at Ascot.
After winning heavily on Capitana2o
he placed a $4,000 cash bet on Fossil.
He also placed big bet on KeniIworth.
II. Slower won two races yesterday
and Jockey Herbert carried off the rid
ing honors with two wins.
The net value of the Pasadena handi-
cap was worth $1430 to the winner.
j. C. McClary was fined $50 for send
| lllS II OA Ldhe W tile pOSI III ullil COi'-
dition. The entry will be refused until
the horse is reported to be in fit con
dition to race Jockey Lawrence viii
| be given a hearing at the next meeting
of the Jockey club stewards.
Judge Hamilton has sent to the stew
ards of the Pacific Jockey club at San
Francisco his report and findings in the
Wilkerson Knapp case. A decision
will be given Tuesday.
j. Sheldon Laudon, manager of the
Sultan of Sulu company, was guest of
Judge Cole at the track yesterday.
Mr.. Laudon was a turf writer for the
New York papers for twelve years
Helgerson was run up $400 over his
entered price and was sold to Mrs.
Gabriel who owns Invictus.
Jules Frank, member of the Metro
politan .Bookmakers' association, was II
visitor at the track yesterday and will
proba bly, cut in tomorrow.
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