Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
THREE TRACK RECORDS GO BY
THE BOARDS
Public Scores Heavily and the Book.
makers Quit Big Losers on the
Day-Pstsy Brown Wins at
Thirty to One
BY Forest Lowry

and seventy yards in 1.44, second and
n half faster than the best previous
time made by MGrathiana Prince. E.
J. Baldwin's Cruzados clipped off
half second from Jim Hale's best time
for six furlongs, which is 1:12A. The six
and half furlong record of 1:2O%,
held by Tim Payne, was lowered three
quarters of a second yesterday by
Cerro Santa.
But one outsider got the long end of
the purses yesterday. Patsy Brown, as
good as 30 to ! in the betting and with
hardly a supporter, was the only set
hack the talent got. The first race was
taken by Revel, who closed equal first
choice with Spring Leaf, Bailey and
Lady Witt. Linda Rose had n few
followers and between these five it was
a case of 4 to 1 and take your pick at
post time. Linda Rose was second and
Lady Witt third.
The card was one of the best offered
this season. The feature event of the
day, third on the program, a free
handicap for three-year-olds and up
WlIU, lObtlilGl DIGlly ltIhg
bunch of performers. Emperor of In
dia. formerly owned by ]. A. Wern-
berg, and Sheriff Bell, hooked up in
The betting, were always favorites.
Princess Tulane at to 2, Elliott at 4,
Ellie at s, High Chancellor at . to 2,
Sais at 10 and Ralph Reese at 80 to
/ made up the field, which was asked
to go over a mile and seventy yards
OF ground.
Ellie was rushed to the front at the
rise of the barrier and set the early
pace, closely attended by Emperor of
India Sais trailed along a length be-
hind, with Princess Tulane always
within striking distance. AS soon as
the field got Strengthened for home Mil
Ter, ON Emperor of India, made his
move and gradually pulled away from
his field. Tulane under keen urging
came up on the outside with rush and
threatened the Emperor. She was not
equal to the task, and the winner had
no trouble holding the Princess safe.
Sais ran a good race and hung on
gamely.. He finished third easily. Ell
liott ran disappointing race and
seemed unable to raise a gallop when
called upon. High Chancellor was
never prominent.
Fred T. Woods Patsy Brown got in
to a soft spot in the second race and
at the juicy odds of 80 TO 1 easily dis
posed of Lustig and Anirad. Patsy
Ia
and could have won without a rider.
Moriarity kept his mount in a good po-
sition and when ready the gelding
seemed TO come on all by himself.
IIelgerson, the favorite, could not raise
n respectable gallop and finished in the
ruck.
IL. ]. BaIdwin's Emperor of Norfolk
horse, Cruzados, winner of the Mount
Lowe handicap, won the six furlong
sprint, fourth on the card, in record
time. He was always favorite around
even money and from the rise of the
barrier he never left the result in
doubt. William Wright beat the bar
rier by three lengths, but before he
had gone a hundred yards Cruzados
was running over him. In another
hundred yards Cruzados opened up a
gap that made it look as though the
in the betting, went out after the
leader and soon raced William Wright
into submission. Sandstone in turn
took after oxford and left the others
trailing behind. Cruzados negotiated
the six furlongs in 1:12A, and at the
end appeared to be going easy. Ok
ford closed up a bit of ground and fin
ished resolutely. Sandstone was much
used early chasing after oxford but
had enough left to land third money
easily.
Merwan scored his sixth victory of
the season yesterday by winning the
fifth race on the card in a common
canter. He was an odds on favorite
and performed right to his best notch.
McDaniels took the gelding to the front
early and was never headed. Montana
Peeress ran well the entire distance and
finished second. with Needful third.
Cerro Santa, the to 8 favorite.
sprinted over the six and a half fur
longs in track record time and won
the last race of the day from Durbar,
second choice in the betting. with
Cloche dor. one of the outsiders,
third. Herbert beat the gate and made
a runaway race Of it,
When Judges Hamilton and Cole of
The Los Angeles Jockey club decided to
deny Jockey Lawrence the privilege of
riding horses for the future on the
track over which they have jurisdic-
tion. the decision was the result of
thorough investigation of the boys in
different riding. The order against
Lawrence means that he viii stand
suspended until his case is probed even
deeper. Much depends ON future evil
dence whether he will be forever barred
from riding.
From present indications the ruling
against Jockey Lawrence the suspen-
sion of Trainer St. Vincent, and the
ruling off of Trainer Tomilson prom