Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-28
TRACK NOTES

J. ]. McCanerty sold Annis to the
Citrus stable for $500.
Gus Lanka bought Merces from
Frank Regain. Terms private.
In the first seventy-nine days racing
the total attendance was 23SS11, an
average of over 5000 day.
Annis bears watching. She ran a
good race in her new owners colors
and came from far back in the stretch,
finishing like a cyclone.
Aroncella was heavily backed by the
wise money. but showed nothing to
warrant it in her race.
Starter Dwyer got the 2-year-olds
away to a perfect start in the first
race.
Pandue was cut off at the first turn
and had to take the overland route.
This one does not belong to the COM
pany she ran with yesterday.
A false price was posted against
Gorgalette She won her last race cas-
lily from Borghesi and should have been
made favorite. Some bettors got as
good as to 1 against her.
Nellie May will beat the kind she was
s,I,p rf 4 1fe-
tance of ground. She quit badly at the
seventy-yard pole when the pinch
came.
Landseer ran his last race He had
the tendon cut in his right hind leg and
had to be destroyed to relieve him of
his suffering.
Azelina made a good showing for her
first effort over distance of ground
and will soon do. She quit at the pad
dock gate and Hennessy pulled her up
after he saw she was beaten.
A crack 3-year-old was uncovered at
the track when Sir Brillar won the fifth
race equaling the track record for five
and half furlongs in 1:06&.
On Saturday, March 4, in the pad
dock before the first race ], A. Wern
berg and Mont Tennes will offer the
following horses to the highest bidder:
Property of ]. A. Wernberg-Daisy
Bronck, Jingler Louwelsea, Search Me,
Ell Chihuahua, Ben Lash V, brown
gelding, by Ben Ali-Eyeash. Prop
erty of Mont Tennes-Palmist, Club,
Philanthropist, Bronze Wing. All of
these horses are in training, and with
the exception of Search Me all are
winners.
Potrero Chico was backed down from
40 to to 10 to 1 to win the last race
of the day. He showed speed for half,
then quit. This race will do him good
and he will win before long.
1t has been figured that so far this
season the total number of races run
has been 1856, with 1913 first favorites
to score or 40 per cent, and 106 second
favorites to win or 81 per cent, thus
making a combined per cent of 81 for
the first and second choices. The aver
age price against the winning first IA
vorite has been about to g.
M. J. Daily is still in the lead on the
list of winning owners at Oakland, but
when the season ends he will not be.
AS was expected earlier in the season,
Walter Jennings will probably be the
leader when racing is over on the coast.
even with the bad luck that has pur-
sued him all the way through.
The list of all those who have won
$500 and over is as follows: M. j..
DAILY, SIS, ,910; w. B. Jennings, $13,035;
AGO. G. w. Wilson, $9O45; P. Ryan,
$7075; Frank Skinner, $56OO; T. G.. Fer
guson, $500; j. f. Schorr, 5000; C. T.
Henshall, $456O; ]. Ryan, $4565; r. A.
Smith, $4125; Gill Summers & Co,
$45O5; Fitzgerald & Cree, $3S90; w. T.
Brlnkworth, $3515; Mrs. C. e. Miller,
$685.; d. Cameron & Co., $276O; S. Hop
pas, $333O; w. Scharety, $3O95; Multno-
nah stable, $3195; V. Gilbert, $3O55;
James Blute, $2S65; Napa Stock farm,
$276O; j. Curl. s27O5; j. Reavey. $26S5;
Parker & Thwaite, $265O; w. Baird &
Co., $2525; d. S. Fountain, $2545; ID. A.
Ross, $246O; p. Sheridan & Co.. $2435:
William Cahill $2525; S. ]. Jones, $2425;
M. Tichenor, $1,000; e. Gaylord & Co.,
$2245; H. Stover, $224O; S. Judge, $2215;
j. o. Reeve, $2OOO George Strobel,
1880; Baker City stable, $1935; A.
Dean, 1880; j. j. McAlister $1S65; Mrs.
j. Coffey, $3.50; r. e. Mclaughlin,
$3.50; A. e. Barrett, $685..
Walter Jennings, who is now racing
at Oakland, will ship his stable east
about three weeks earlier than last
season. Jennings has not had such
good luck on the coast this season as
last He has sold Lindsay Gordon to
Mike DAILY. Salvage, another horse
bought from Bennington, has been In
bad way because of rheumatic
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