Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-12

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She was backed from even money to
to TO- but could do no better than
finish second choice in the betting. The
Lieutenant was third
Ralph Reese captured the sixth race
at the liberal price OF to 1 from Light
Of Day and Sweet Kitty Bellairs. Joe
Kelly, well played at to 1, finished
out OF the money.
Track Notes
Mai Lowery was heavily played in the
first race. After being prominent for a
short distance in the stretch. Great
Mogul beat her out. She ran a clever
race and is n good future prospect.
Tab McFlecknoe. Is good and fit and
after showing lot of early speed only
tired at the end and is worth remem-
bering for the next time out
st. Winifride was the touted good
thing in the first race. but the Sink
castoff failed to deliver the goods and
will do better next time, as she ran as
If short. This race will do her good.
Silver Sue ran a cracking good race
yesterday. Is a good locker and ran as
If bit green. Should be heard from
very soon.
Annis is worth putting down for the
next time out. Away poorly, she did
not know what was expected of her,
and when urged on after a rough jour-
ney through the stretch finished like
a cyclone.
Azuba worked quarter of mile in
:2S on several occasions, but got away
badly in each of her starts. She will
get away some day and win.
Watereure was backed from Is to 1
to to 1 in the third race, but the
track was trihe too slow. He loomed
UP dangerously at the head of the
stretch, but stopped to nothing. He
wants a lightning fast track.
Tom McHugh and "Stew' Peters will
probably be seen in the saddle in the
steeplechase race on Friday. They
headed the list of steeplechase riders
in Chicago last summer.
Had Fuller on Rough Rider met
with clear sailing he would piAbably
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seventy-yard pole before he could get
through.
Bookmaker Bob Widney. who claims
to be the biggest winner at Ascot dur
ing the present meeting, is planning to
form a company with capital of
$500,000 and establish a permanent
book.
Herbert on Susie Christian would
perhaps have won had he picked the
best going instead of getting too close
to the rail, where the track was heavy.
This one will win about the next crack
out of the box
Sugden was much the best in the
fourth race. Away badly, he was pock-
eted and cut off. He got through on
the rail in the heavy going and just
failed to get up. Is a good future pros
pect.
Crosby led his field all the way to the
stretch and when placed where he be-
longs will earn brackets.
Herbert on The Lieutenant carried
Evea G. out, whereby she lost several
lengths. Otherwise she would have
been closer up.
One book chalked up 20 to 1 against
Kehailan in the last race and the mob
was there with the coin. The penciler
put up to 1 then and they went to it
like ducks go to water. The book
maker let the fortune pass his door
as Kehalian finished outside the money.
The first 100 to 1 shot to put in an
appearance inside the money since Dug
Martin ran second at so to 1 a place
was Sweet Kitty Bellairs, who was as
good as 20 to / for the show
Throw out Schoolcraft's race. Sulked
as usual all the way.
Every stake is we'll filled at Los An
geles and the indications are that some
of the best stake animals in the coun-
try will be seen on the California track
after the holidays.
1t is not unlikely that the ban against
Jockey Boner may shortly be removed. |
At present he is restricted to stable
mounts at Oakland.
The Ascot Derby has closed with
sixty-five entries. 1t is to be run Feb
ruary IS over the new Brooks course,
seventy-three yards short of one mile
and quarter. The race is for 3-year-
olds, with $4,000 added money. The
Derby last year was run on a heavy
track and was easy for Bill Curtis, but
fight is promised this year. The
horses named are: Sinicado, Danzader, |
Capitanazo, Pacifico, r. L. Johnson,
Retader, Chuckaluck, Gallopoff, Hooli- |
gan, Dipper Fair Light, Dissipation,
Lillitus, Sir Brillar. Invader, Pelham,
Kehalian, Sandstone, Losiola, Monto-
lene, Gid, Andavri, One Way, Fleet
wood, Pasadena, oxford, Joe Kelly, |
Cigarlighter, Gold Enamel, Tennyburn |
Buckster Hodi Alencon, Phalanx,
Skeptic Lord of the Heath, Gold Rose.
Callaghan, Girdlestone, Bologna. Allen
Avon, Downpatrick, True Wing, Henry
Ach, Bearskin, Sentado, La Tortoza,
Schoolcraft, Loretta NJ, The Novice.
Cutter, Colonel Rupert Milton Young,