Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-28
The Husuenot's Chance

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| tender all the way. Possessed OF the
requisite speed and endurance and
showing nicely in his first out Tues
day, he should be the contender.
Kinsman must be reckoned with and
will surely be in the money. Show
tickets here are good grounds for the
arrest of the bettOr.
The result may be the Huguenot Red
Light, Kinsman. It most probably Will
be in this order.
Money Muss is the biggest cinch of
the day. This one is back to his best
form and can run away from his field
today with the same ease that he has
shown i'm races against better fields
since opening day.
Peggy ONeal is in light and will be
the one for Money Muss to beat. Peggy
won her last out in handy fashion
and should be the contender in this
field today.
Dollie Weithoff cannot be denied and
she has shown good form in all her
starts at Ascot which entities her to
proper respect with this bunch.
The result should be Money Muss
romping, Peggy O'Neal second and
Dolie Weithoff third.
The Gadfy Looks Good
The Gadhy has a first mortgage on
the fourth race, a selling affair at
one mile and seventy yards. This dis
tance is made to his exact liking and
the game Rossington colt could not
lose today if he tried.
Cabin has been laid up for a kill
ing, evidently, as he has been scratch
ed out of harder races, but few racers
at Ascot have a license to try any
killing stunts with the Gadhy over this
distance.
Blissful is in light and will be hard
to beat today, but she can hardly get
close enough to The Gadhy to scare
him very much. although she should
have no difficulty in securing the
place.
Bavarian has not been improved by
his recent runaway and will not be i'll
the money today except by accident
Potrero Grande is a sulker and too
uncertain for any formful calculations.
HOT is also an unknown.
The result will be The Gadfiy, Bliss
full, Cabin. If the Cabin is taken out
again, Potrero Grande may show.
Another selling affair is the fifth
race, which is over the Futurity
course. Some fair platers are entered
in this race and the contest will be
an open one.
Without accident Wee Lass should
win all by herself. This one is
speedy girl end has had all the race
workouts she needs. With an even
! break in racing luck she will be first
under the wire.
Pepper Pod is dangerous in this
company and on form should not be
worse than second. If a surprise is
turned up in this race it will be by
this one.
Pod is yet a maiden, but his only
start at Ascot was a bang-up success,
running second to J. f. Donohue in
a Futurity course dash in Ill 1-2 and
carrying L. pounds more weight than
he has uD today.
Valencia looks good for the short
enI of the purse. This one has been
| the contender against better ones than
are in the race today and it is diff
cult to figure her out of the money.
The result should be Wee Lass,
Pepper Pod, Valencia.
Oudon to Win
Oudon should win the final race of
the day. This one has some class and
more speed and with a good boy should
outgame and outdrive st. Winifrede to
the wire.
st. Winifrede is best of the others
and on former performances is the
natural selection for the contender.
If Susie Christian ever makes up her
mind to get away from the post she
may be 1928, but she is too bad an
actor at the post for consideration.
Enchanter is the outside chance for
the surprise party and will be in the
money with an even break.
The numbers should correspond with
the names as follows: Oudon, st. Wini-
frede, Enchanter.
The attendance figures are growing
steadily and now exceed a daily average
of 5000 persons.
Jockey e. Walsh won two races yes
terday. Notter, Booker, Preston and
Moore each rode winners.
Jockey W. Fischer, who has been on
the ground for several days, will be
seen again in the saddle before the end
of the week.
j. J.. McGinnis won his first race of
the Ascot season yesterday, scoring
with Gilpin. This colt is not a world
beater but he won the opening event
yesterday like a stake horse.
William Walker bought The Hugue-
not from J, Grant Lyman last Tuesday
and will race him for the first time
in his colors today. The price paid
was 5000 and Walker thinks highly of
lllt SdlIs
Another "Santa Ana" made a few
disagreeable moments at Ascot yester-
day, the sand blowing into the grand
stand so generally that clothing and
chairs were literally sprinkled, and il
was necessary to lower the awnings
on the south end of the grand stand.
]. p. AtlSin quit the ring ON the cut
in yesterday, saying that the game was
too hard. This was the only draw out
and twenty-siX books are doing bust
ness, which is an indication that spec
ulation has it's ups and downs with
those on the ground, as we'll as those
on the block.
S. M. Williams continued his winning
streak yesterday by taking the second
J and fifth races, adding $725 to his
total winnings. Williams is lead(ne
the list of winning owners by a gooc
margin and bids fair to keep ii up fol
Pn indefinite period. All his horses are
, IN good form and are notorious for the
{ 'act that they are always trying t
! win.
Although Jockey w. Miller Is ridng
~ his usual good form and is fuhll
| no all eXDeCtatiOns he is nnf havine