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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09
EUGENIA BURCH TO START
Eastern Crack Makes Season Debut
at Ascot in Riverside Handi-
cap Today
Ru lrNinn 3. Clement

An attractive card, with the River
side handicap as the feature, has been
provided for this afternoon Ten are
Carded to start, which includes Euge-
mia Burch, the great mare which won
her share of stakes on the New York
tracks.
Eugenia is asked to pick up 1875
everything in the race. If she can
do this, she is undoubtedly a great
mare.
Lille b ran poor race against Hans
Wagner Borghesi and Bragg the other
day. Not counting this race, she will
have an excellent chance on the form
she has shown in her previous effort
in the Catalina selling stakes, where
she finished bang up fourth.
La Londe has had Il special prep,
with this race in view, and although
she prefers a shorter distance, she
should be close up at the finish.
Borghesi is a good horse just now
and 1 look for him to put up game
struggle at the end.
The probabilities are they will finish
in this order, Eugenia Burch Lille B
and La Londe.
The first race looks like gift to
the foot of the party and will prob
ably be ridden by Walsh.
Cutter ran good race on the OPEN
ing day and if she runs as well today,
she looks q moral for the place.
Belle Kinney and Rubiana will prob
ably fight 1t out for the show money.
The second race looks to be between
Ninnasquaw, McGrathiana Prince and
Graceful.
The latter has been working well,
but she runs better where she has
race or two in her.
McDaniels will probably ride Ninna-
sqaw and she should win, with Nc
Grathiana Prince second and Graceful
third.
Handzarra looks to be in a soft spot
in the third and all she has to do is
get away from the post Masterson,
Capitanzo, West Brookfleld and Big
Ben will fight 1t out for the place
money. The latter prefers mud and has
dickey legs.
Position will be the one they have
to beat in the fifth. He Is in grand
form just now and likes the distance.
Fortunatus ran a good race with Nc
Grathiana Prince and 1 look for him
to beat out Old Mike for the place
honors.
Old Chickadee might come to life,
as he has been working well.
Good Luck will have Buchanan as
pilot and the horses name might favor
his hackers.
Peeping Tom is a good two-year-old
and looks like the runner up.
Col. Bronston should beat out Mr..
Budd for the short end of the purse.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09
SAN NICOLAS
EQUALS RECORD
STEPS SIX FURL0NeS IN l:12
FLAT
Wins the Sir Modred Handicap al
Oakland in Fast Time-Sell-
ing War Continues
Fiereely

Special to The Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. S.--San
Nicholas landed the Sir Modred handl-
cap at Oakland today, running six
furlongs in 1:12, equaling the track
record. He was chased home by Neva
Lee fast mare from the jungles,
which was backed for thousands Of
dollars. Other starters were beaten off.
The sport was marked by two ex-
tremely close finishes. In the mile
dash, Northwest nosed out San Primo.
The winner was backed with great
confidence.
In the last race, Mcbride tossed over
a win with Dargin. He was looking
around too much and was not ready
when Delagoa came with a rush and
won out in the last stride. Sterling
Towers. st. Francis and Dixie Lad
were the other winners.
The selling war is in full blast. st.
Francis was run up 500 above his
entered price by McCafferty. Dixie
Lad was boosted $500. Jack Keene bid
up Northwest from 5000 to $1400. r..
A. Davis claimed San Primo for $1400,
but sold him back later i'm the day to
Keene for $500 Keene also sold the
Roustabout to w. II. Zelesky.
A good card is arranged for tomor-
row. Cruzados meets a band of fast
sprinters at five furlongs, while San
Nicholas, Bearcatcher, Princess IT.
tania and other fast ones meet in the
Crocker selling stake.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09
YOUNG CORBETT
ARRIVES TODAY
FORMER CHAMPION COMES TO
BOX HERRERA
Denver scrapper Seeks to Regain
Lightweight Honors anG VIII Train
StrenuousIy to Get Back
Into Condition

Young Corbett left New York for
Los Angeles last Tuesday night and is
due to arrive today. Young Corbett
will begin training at once for the
battle with Aurelio Herrera which is
scheduled for December 20.
In all is eastern fights recently
Young Corbett has been. soft and out
of condition. and his showing, while
good, was not satisfactory to himself
or his friends and he will train hard
to get back into condition to fight his
way back to the top of the ladder.
With Young Corbett and Kid Her
man, two of the cracks in the light
weight division in the east, Los Angeles
fight fans will have rare treats in store
for this month.
Herman and Hanlon will mix 1t next
Friday night and the winner will be
matched against the winner of the
Young Corbett- -Herrara battle.
Herman is working ike a beaver and
is showing up in great form. He is
making weight without difficulty and
says he never felt better in his life
and will go into the ring filled with
confidence in his ability to stop Eddie
irside the twenty rounds.
Hanlon is not overlooking the fact
that he is up against a fighter and not
a boxer and is putting in great licks
every day at Santa Monica.
Spider Kelly, Toby Irwin and Frank
Mcdonald are assisting him and are
working The Pride in the most strenu-
Gus fashion. EDDIE will be in great
form when he steps into the ring and
says he will have no excuses if he does
not win.
Herman is working out at the
pavilion, and upon the arrival of Young
Corbett it is expected that he will also
use the pavilion as training quarters.
Herrera will train at San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09

this one in fast time and there are no
Alsonos in this race.
Cutter stands out alone for show
money. This is one of the gamest run
ners over n short distance at the track
and Will go well in this company.
Borgian to Repeat
Six candidates for feed money will
meet in the second race at one and
one-sixteenth miles.
The distance will suit The Borgian
better than any other horse in the race
The Elmwood farm entry is full
brother to Borghesi, is a slow beginner
and has a stout heart and finishing
qualities which make him a hard prop
osition to beat at this distance.
Hot and Ninnasquaw will probably
set killing pace for portion of the
Journey, but neither will last long
enough to stall off The Borgian.
Hot is improving and will have more
left with which to finish than will Min
nasquaw. Hot should be second with
Ninnasquaw trailing.
Look out for Old Mike today. 1t is
about time for him to earn a bracket,
and as he is in light and has field
of ordinary ones to beat he should turn
the trick in the fifth race.
Position may go well, but Will have
to beat the race against Homestead to
be in the money.
Fortunatus is rounding to form and
appears best of all save Old Mike.
With a good ride this one cannot be
out Of the money and should be as
good as second.
1t is probable that the result will
be Old Mike, Fortunatus, Golden Green.
The final event is five and one-half
furlong dash for two-year-olds, with
saVan entries.
Peeping Tom seems to be in soft
spot here and will not be extended to
win much easier than his last out
Waterbury will have the mount and
will doubtless pilot the Blute colt to
another bracket
Good Luck is much the best of the
others and should be the contender
Henry Mcdaniel does not send his
charges to the post unfit to race for
their lives and with Buchanan up
Good Luck cannot be worse than Sec
ond.
Mr.. Budd is about due to run in the
money and should he be third there
will be but slight surprise.
Racing at Emeryville ends today and
the scene will be shifted to Ingleside
Monday.
VIII Mooney from Texas. once a lead
ing steeplechase rider is the latest ar
rival at Ascot. He brings two Jumpers,
Chief Ray and Winnie Adams.
j. j. McCafferty handed a $505 pack
age to Boots" Durnell yesterday by
boosting Vino from $500. the entered
price, to $20O5 Durnell bid the neces.
sary SO aud kept the colt. This makes
Vino's cost run to Sl6O5
Ragtime music holds the boards after
each race and the gentle huns Of the
throngs in an unconscious grand opera
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09

stunt to the orchestra accompaniment
arises from the grand stand as the
buzz of a swarm of honey bees.
The riding colony at Ascot is i'm
proving every day and is now on a
high average with any of the winter
tracks. Several boys who have won
are accepting mounts at the local
course and others are coming.
If the track record is to be broken
every time a field of hurdlerS goes to
the post, the probabilities of running
the fiat racers over the steeplechase
course seems good. The reducing feat
has occurred in each of the events
run off thus far this season.
Water Fox, from the stable OF J..
Grant Lyman, did not run yesterday
as is becoming to a son of $71,0OO
sire. The son of Watercress is not in
form yet, but will be expected by his
owner to uphold the dignity and honor
of the Watercress family before the
close of the season.
In the October racing form appears a
note giving the information that
Crowshade, Tlchenor's two-year-old,
stand yesterday realized that the horse
which finished third to Chantilly ana
DR.. McCarty was a corpse, although
he ran like dead one.
Don Domo is back to form and he
showed none of the hesitating symp-
toms yesterday which marred his per-
formances on his first outs. Preston
has solved the problem by holding the
oh in IN
finish. when he turns him loose ana
a Kansas cyclone would not stop him.
Jockey w. Fischer had all sorts of
bouquets thrown at him after his win
ming race with Druid yesterday,
Fischer is credited with winning the
race by holding the strong headed
Weinberg flly until well into the
where he set her down and
allowed her TO romp over the field.
Had Druid used herself in sprnting in
the early stages there might be a diff
ferent story to tell. Trainer McCaf-
ferty is enthusiastic regarding Fisch-
er's future and believes he will be
among the topnotchers down east next
season.
Myrtle White was 200 to in a field
of FIVE, including Don Domo, yesterday.
A piker handed 81 TO one of the books
for a straight bet and the block man
almost died of heart failure before
he could erase and change the odds
to 100 to /. He was so scared that he
sat on the rail with a pair of glasses
and watched the race with misgiv-
ings until Myrtle quit out in front and
surrendered to Don. The raps given the
bookies in the past week have been
severe jolts and almost any old bet
of any dimensions starts an acute at
tack OF palsy
Jockey w. Miller arrived yesterday
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09

crack, will have topweight with an
impost of 125 pounds. Eugenia is fresh
from her eastern triumphs and is in
grand form.
If she runs back to her race in the
PierrepOnt handicap at Jamaica, Octo-
ber 16, when she was left at the post
and won from large field of good
ones, doing the mile and an eighth in
1852 4~5, she will romp today. She car
ried 100 pounds in the handicap.
Borghesi, however, is in lightly and
will not be easy to beat. He can go the
mile as fast as Eugenia and has
twenty-five pounds less weight to tote
La Londe is also in light and pos
sesses a turn of speed that is marvel
GUS and will send her into an early
lead. If she doesn't blow in the argu-
ment with Burch and Borghesi she has
an outside chance to win. and is the
best of the dark horses" in the race.
These three will be in the money,
barring accidents. and the finish should
be Borghesi, La Londe and Eugeiiia
Burch.
Good Ones Meet
The race OF secondary consideration
from the viewpoint of interest will be
the third on the card and brings to-
gether Handzarra, Big Ben and Mas
terson, three of the highest class sprin-
ters at the track.
Eugenia Burch is also entered in this
event at 116 pounds, but it is improb-
able that she will start, as the Curtis
crack will be popular with the public
as a candidate for the Riverside handi-
cap,
Whenever Big Ben takes the notion
to wake up and run as he is capable of
Ill L. oil . l..
is in with today. But Ben is an uncer-
tain quantity and may continue to loaf
while the others go on and win.
Handzarra looks to be the form of the
race with Eugenia out. And if the
Curtis mare is left in, Handzarra will
give her u deserved beating.
Big Ben is the only boy in the race
capable of beating Handzarra and the
probabilities are that he will not try to
turn the trick today.
1t therefore looks as though the race
was in already, with Handzarra bree2-
ing. Masterson second and West Brook
field showing. II Big Ben runs instead
OF loafng, place him first and let him
run for Mr.. Sweeney.
Fourteen -year-olds are on the
docket for the opening event at a Flu
turity course dash. This is a $500
selling race.
Five OF the starters have not been
10 the post for some time and viii have
to be passed by until they show some-
thing.
OF the remaining nine Belle Kinney
looks a shade the best and on her early
speed and quick breaking should OUT
foot the field TO the wire. This dis
tance will suit her and she win go
better today than on her last out.
Alencon for the place is one of the
uncertain certainties of the racing
game. Alsono was digging dirt TO beat
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09

from Emeryvllle and will ride for
Roxie Angarola during the Ascot sea-
son. When not riding for Angarola
Miller will accept outside mounts and
will be an addition to the riding colony
of much magnitude. There are few of
the present day riders who can stand
on the same footing with this boy ana
he can get as much effort from a horse
as any of them. j. Fitzsimmons is his
manager and is here with him to per-
form the dual duty of managing Miller
and attending to the interests of w.
A. Stanton, for whom he trains
Abbot Kinney will be host this even
ing to sixty turfmen and their wives
and a small number of press represen-
tatives at a banquet on board the hotel
ship Cabrillo at Venice. Two special
cars will leave Fourth street depot at
$3.50 o'clock and will convey the guests
direct to the Cabrillo. Covers will be
laid for 120 persons. Following the
banquet Ellery's band will give a con-
cert i'm the pavilion and the guests will
occupy private boxes. Among the
guests will be Col. A. w. Hamilton,
Judge Ed Cole, Manager j. w. Brooks,
George Rose, Starter Dick Dwyer j..
L. Holland, James Blute, j. ]. McCaf-
ferty, c. Il. Durnell, Frank Regan,
James Morley, Al Levy, r. Cook, Eu-
gene Elrod. ALI King, E. V. Henderson
w. w. Winston, l.. Curtis. with their
wives. and about nifty others
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09
PLAY REAL RUGBY CONTEST
Regular Game VIII Occur Saturday,
With Englishmen Opposing oecis
dental College Students

The English Rugby football farce
that resulted when the Occidental stu
dents first made Acquaintance with the
game last Tuesday was by no means
the last Of the sport at the Highland
Park institution and q week from to-
day what promises to be something re-
sembling the real match will occur.
Englishmen, who will line against an
aggregation headed by Coach Merrill
Merrill said last night that a fair
trial would be given and practice will
be continued until next Saturday, be-
ginning Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09
In Time of PENCE

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Japan war we had a striking example
of the necessity for preparation and the
early advantage OF those who, so to
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pared for any emergency Are you pre-
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cold you take? A cold can be cured
much more quickly when treated as
soon as It has been contracted and be-
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famous for its cures of colds and IL
should be kept at hand ready for in
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druggists
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09
RESULTS AT CITY PARK
BY Associated Press.

By ASs0ciated Press
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. S.-City Park
results:
Five furlongs-Poetry won Bertha
A second, Rama third. Time, 1:02.
Steeplechase handicap, short course
Jim Crow won, Scoops second Oliver
Nc third. Time, 3:0S As.
Six furlongs-Airship won. Henry
Ach second, Alcantara third. Time,
1:14 4-5.
Mile and seventy yards-Doeskin won,
Morendo second, Tapiola third. Time,
1:42 As.
Mile and seventy yards-Florizel won,
Tampadrome second, Gravina third.
Time, 1:46 1-5.
Five and u half furlongs-Granada
won, Hadur second, Mint Boy third.
Time, :08 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09
FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS
BY Associated Press

bN NNNOCIHIeU FTeSS
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. S.-FaiI
grounds results
Six furlongs- J. w. O'Nell won
Many Thanks second, ARABIC third
Time, 1913 2-5.
Five and a half furlongs-Snow won
Caprice second, Stoner Hill third. Time
los.
Five furlongs-Etrena won. Lefty
second, Tomochichi third. Time, 1902.
One mile and a half-Little Scout
won, Cashier second, Paul third. Time
2:3S 1-5.
Five furlongs-Joe Colvin won, Dr.
Coffey second, Marvel p third. Time
1902 1-5.
Mile-Ethica won. Roderick second
Jungle Imp third. Time, 1:42.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09

Time l:455i At post minutes Value winner 1926 Win
CHI f. St Floria nJaponica Owner, AL
good easily ond same Lowery easy position
and oafed until drive, coming
with reserv Light finished strongly Bell weak
sned in pinch ISns sfly without speed Low
cry to place, to show. Light to place. to show
to | 0'O''
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09

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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Dillon, Eagan. Ber-
nard. Left on bases-Tacoma, G; Los
Angeles z. First base on balls-On
Tozer, /; Keefe, 8. First base on errors
Los Les Angeles !. Struck 9ut-By
Schlahy. Wild pitoh-Keefe. Time
-1:5O. Umpire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09

7I3 FIFTH RACE-Five furlongs. rwo-year olds
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09
otdlS .'..... "a z
TACOMA

Totals ........33 10 2 81 13
zone out when winning run scored.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Los Angeles .....2 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Base hits ......4 o 0 l | l.
Tacoma ..........0 0 0 / 0 0 q 3
Base hits .,....0 1 / D Q 0 4--i0
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09

7IO SECOND RACE-Fve and a half furlongs colts and
~ geldlngs, o-year-olds selling.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09

Time 259. At post minutes Value to winner 1926 Win
ner b. G. VlctGr-Atlanta H. owner p, j. Baldwin start
good, easily second Atlantico Off last, made
move after firth Jump and mmediaeiy went to front hold
and Knocked him of his stride Flea and Kildoe tired under
weight Cazador easily maintained Atlantlco
place to show. Cazador to 1 place. to 10 show
Flea out to show
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09

Time 10A. At post minutes Value winner 1925 Win
ner ero ch & c. valenGenne Owner Clark Start
Tying start and was never headed Mccarthy finished
game race from start Tend bIed. Chantily to
oace to 10 show Mccarthy to place. to show.
shade show.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09

1QO FIRST RACE-Seven furongs selling for four-year
AoI olds and upward. Purse $500
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09

I'll THIRD RACE-sx furlongs, four-year.ods and up
IA ward selling
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09

stunt to the orchestra accompaniment
arises from the grand stand as the
buzz of a swarm of honey bees.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09

IAI THIRD RAcE-one mile and twenty yards for three
hfA year-olds $l00.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09

all driving hard. Delagoa was
hest as race Dargin should have won, Mcbride
Ormonde will be right. Pha
ienS cbucked it, Place show being-Delagoa and
/ to Dargin . and to Beau Ormonde, show to
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-09
HERALD CHART OF ASCOT AND OAKLAND RACES
ASCOT

ASCOT PARK Dec. Presiding Judge w Hamilton.
starter Richard Dwyer. Weather clear track fast
700 FIRST RACE-Tfandlcap seeplechose short
~ three-year-ods and upward