Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-21

Catcham. for which Connie stubenbord
paid S2500, won another impressive race
yesterday when he disposed Of Green
3. Morris Expressing and s. M. will
iams' Cash Box. Catcham, coupled in
the betting with Annis, went to the
post at to 2. The Williams entry,
Cash Box and Betty Penzance. were
made favorites at to l. Father
Catcham was asked to carry 122
pounds, which he did with ease When
the barrier was released he shot across
the track interfering with everything
else in the race and with the flying
start opened up a gap which the others
could not overcome. He was best at
that and had no trouble when the real
racing began. Cash Box raced out
with Father, but did not have enough
left to stall Off the fast coming Ex-
pressing on the end. Sun Fire, a handy
looking trick from the stables of Jim
my Mclaughlin. broke his martingale
right after the start and the boy could
not go on with him. Annls, away
fairly well. ran out on the stretch bend
and stopped to nothing.
Aunt Polly Good Thing
Thirteen three-year-oids and worse
turned out in the second race. which
was a selling affair over the Slauson
course. Several good things were
turned loose and bet on. Aunt Polly,
starting for the first time here this
season, got the long end of the purse
at the good odds of to 1. Alamansor
was second and Great Mogul third.
Everything in the race was played.
The Brooks course race, fifth on the
card was won by Invictus, held in the
chalks at II to 1. Position, the to
5 favorite, finished second with Iras
third. Invictus got swell ride and
when the boy called on the geIding he
came through and easily wore down
Position. The latter made his move at
the three eighth pole, which might
have been the cause of his defeat.
Track Notes
Tab Bessie Welfey. Backed from 80
to IL to L. she showed world of early
speed and ran as if short. Race should
do her good.
Dissipation was played from 100 to
20 to 1. With a better break at the
barrier and a more energetic ride this
one might have made things interest
ing for the winner. This one will
win soon as he works we'll in his morn
ing trials.
Sinicado was heavily played by the
rail birds who saw him work q
in 1.14s4.
Sun Fire, fine looking youngster in
j. McLaughlins barn, ran as if green.
Away none too we'll the martingale
broke at the sixteenth pole and Fuller
eased him up.
Lem Reed was heavily backed to
win the third race but was all but
left at the post Worked 7s in 1.271s
easily on Thursday and burnt up all
the railbirds' money.
Jerry Cohrn, who was connected with
the Little Pete" scandal in Frisco in
1895, had his first mount this season
who might just as we'll have stayed in
the barn.
bod Anderson was the medium of a
heavy plunge by both the wise and
public money, but Lynch who had the
leg up messed it up badly and was
Stranger, the "bang tall, who was
the medium of a big killing here last
year, ran a grand race yesterday and
is due to win soon.
Bandillo had a world of early speed
but quit to nothing in the stretch
earn brackets.
Invictus came to life suddenly at the
good odds of - to 1. He trailed in be-
hind and when ready came on and
won easily.
Dugan on Position made his more
too soon or he would have been a
keener contender for first honors.
One of the biggest horses now quar-
tered at the track is DR.. Clark. He
can probably pull load better than he
can run.
McJetta was played as If it was all
over but the cashing. She had good
racing luck and ran as though she was
short Will do better the next time out.
The finish in the last race was so
close that only the judges were in a
position to place the horses. The an
nunciator was dropped with Suave
first, Lady Mirthful second and Lady
Kispar third. Suave finished about a
six-tenths of a mile behind the first
three. After finding that they had
made a mistake the judges placed
Lady Kispar first, Lady Mirthful sec
ond McFlecknoe third.
Fred Block, who is booking with his
brother under the name of the Boston
club, will leave for New York next
Tuesday where he goes to book George
Cohan the comedian for an European
tour.
Steve" Brodie, who rode here last