Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
BR|ARTHORPE IS
AN ANIN-AND-OUTER
JUDGES WILL REFUSE HIS
ENTRIES IN FUTURE
Meeting Of Next Season VIII BE Of
Only Ninety Days Duration.
Favorites and Outsiders
Divide the Money
ny FOREST LOWRY.


"The entry of t. Crysler's Briar-
thorpe will be hereafter refused" That
was the text of the ruling promulgat-
ed by the stewards Of the Los Ange-
les Jockey club yesterday afternoon,
and the next one was as follows:
"The meeting of 19O5-19O6 will be of
ninety days duration, beginning next
Thanksgiving day. Ladies will not be
admitted free on Tuesdays, as has
been heretofore the custom. Pool
boys will be excluded from the grand
stands (the latter ruling to take effect
immediately. Ladies desiring to make
bets will be obliged to send in their
commissions through their escorts
only"
The gentlemen composing the man
agement of the local track had every
reason to be gratified at the showing
made yesterday. 1t was not alone
that the crowd was an extremely large
one, but it was strlkingly representa-
tive.
The track was lightning fast and
upon the whole the racing was more
true to form than is often observed
on any race track, save the perform
ance of Briarthorpe, whose sudden inn
provement necessitated the refusal of
future entries.
Outsider Wins
The first race on the card, condi-
tional affair, for four-year- and
upward, went to Prince Palatine, held
in the betting at IL to 1. Florista,
the favorite at to 1, finished out of the
money and a bad fifth. Prince Pala-
tine got away well but seemed to get
into a pocket early. He gradually i'm
proved his position under clear sail
ing and overhauled Miss May Bowdish
turning for home. The latter, whose
best price was to l, looked all over
the winner at the head of the stretch.
When the real racing began Palatine
going away. Holly Berry at 10 to 1,
ran a nice race, was right there all
the way and easily disposed of Pres
tolus for the show.
Neatness a Handy FiIly
The Ell Rio stable has a handy filly
in Neatness, winner of two-year-old
race last Friday at the good odds of
so to 1. She demonstrated yesterday
that she is in class by herself by
grabbing the long end of the purse in
the baby race, from Ell Dinero and
Prince OF Coins. Lady Walker, the
8 to favorite, finished fourth. Neat
ness broke in front and led her field
the entire four furlongs Ell Dinero,
held at 10 to 1, closed well but could
not get up. Prince of Coins, at IL to
1, easily held Lady Walker safe for
the show
Americana Easily
Americana stood out like a 1 to so
shot in the third race, which was for
4-year-olds and upward over five and
one-half furlongs of ground. The
books laid 2 to against the Baldwin
horse and those who bet on him were
almost ashamed to take the money.
Americana broke in front and led the
field by Is lengths from flag fall to
finish. The Lady Rohesia, held at 21a
to 1, easily outclassed the others and
finished second a couple of lengths in
front of Laureatea. 1t was case of
wrote your own ticket on the balance
of the field.
80 at 10 10 yxtt, ~
money place, took into camp Lustig
and FL Otros in the fourth race. The
affair was for 3-year-olds and upward
over one mile of ground. Lustig,
held at 13 to 5, was always well up and
when the finish came made a deter
mined bid for it. Foncasta was much
the best and held the others safe all
through the final eighth. Ell Otros,
at even money to show, had no trouble
stalling off Panique for third money.
Brarthorpe Comes to Life
The fifth race on the card, at a
mile and an eighth, for 4-year-olds and
thorpe, held in the betting at to /.
Tryon. the favorite at to 2, was sec
ond and Dungannon third. Tryon
broke in front and showed the way to
the head of the stretch. Briarthorpe
tralled close up and when ready came
in and won going away. Dungannon
made his move on the far turn but did
not have enough in her to get up with
the leaders. She was held at 13 to 5
and was well played. Iras, at 4 to /,
finished fourth. with Invictus, the 9 to
insider. third.
Easy for cerro Santa
Cerro Santa at to 2. Durbar at p to
and El Chihuahua at Q to I, carried
most of the investments in the sixth
race, for three-year-old and upward.
Eight went to the post and the distance
was over six furlongs of ground. Susie
Christian at IS, My Gem at Is, Hand
some Florry at 40 and Peggy Queen
and st. Wilda at 800 to each COM
prised the balance of the field.
Durbar went to the front at the rise
of the barrier and opened up a gap
of three lengths before the head of the