The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-12
.fAVORITES HAVE A
DISASTROUS Day
Tale of Woe Is Continued
in the Racing at
Ascot

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 11-Fa-
vorites had another disastrous day of it
at Ascot, not a single one finishing first.
The two-year- old race was an upset for
the favorite, Kitty B, both Tendi and Sill
yer. Sue finishing ahead of her. Heather
Honey and Rough Rider We're the two
strongly played horses for the third race.
but Ellie upset calculations by beating
both of them out. Summary:
First race. three quarters of a mile
selling.Great Mogul, 1Ol. Walsh, 3 to !,
ecaia W9n; Maj a.d LqYrg gasn 1o2, ,dz Kent 2s to
third. Time, 1.121a. Brick Fowler, Cinon,
Estralad6, Foxy Grandpa Grey Morn,
Breton, Landseer. skirmish, st. Winifreda
and lsabut also ran.
Second race, seven -siXteenths Of a mile,
selling-Tendi, 1e2, Miller, to /, won;
Silver Sue, 81, Perrin, to /, second: Kit
AS. Annis, Daisy Brouck, Casassu and
Azuba also ran.
Third race. Brooks course, selling Ellie,
104, Moriarity, to /, won; Rough Rider,
Jog, Fuller, to 8, second; Heather Honey,
102, Mcdaniel to 5, third. Time, 2:04.
Wendick and Waterhouse also ran.
selling-Cloverton, us. H. Smith, 31s to
l. won; Sugden, 107, Truebel, to 1, sec
eond; Susie Christian, lo5, Herbert, 5 to i.
Loretta, Phillips and Crigli also ran
Fifth race, mile, selling-Eleven Bells,
4G2, Mcdaniel, 3 to 1. won, Evea G. 1o7,
tenant 104, Herbert, 8 to /, third. Time,
1:42%. Crosby, Postmaster, Prestolus
and A.ayz also ran.
Sixth race, five furlongs-Ralph Reese,
JOY, Truebel, to 1, won; Light of Day,
102 Fitzgerald, 9 to 1, second; Sweet
Kitty BeIIairs. ss. Perrine, to i, third.
rise, SIM ado, Schoolcraft, Dissipation,
kehailan and Joe Kelly also ran.
Two Get in at Essex
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Jan. lin spite
OF heavy track at Essex Park two
Iayorltes managed to win and two of the
rando Wa the hot tip of the day. He
started in the last race and was backed
from 10 to to 6 to 1. Tarrando went out
as IL ne was going to make a runaway
race of it, but could not maintain his
early. pace and Allan won handily by a
length Summary:
-Woodlawn, lis, Troxler, to 1, won;
DR.. McCarty. 11o, Hoffler, Z to /, second
AIohur, 115. Fisher, Z to l. third. Time,
i435s; 81 o6;eG G;eorge A Shell Main, Sage and
Second race, eleven sixteenths of mile
purse-Moonet, 110, Troxler,- to 2, won;
Hour, il0, sperling, 8 to 2, third, Time,
1:l19- Greenup Maid, Miss Eberlee also
ran.
Third race, six furlongs, selling-Massa
81. Wenrick, to 1, won; Van Ness, 107,
Fischer, to 2, second; Falkland, 107,
Ffeicht, SO to /, third. Time, 1:17. Spring
dQfSI ana FRANK COlllnS also ran.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards,
handicap-Judge Hines, 10S, Fischer, 9 to
., won; Gus Heidorn, 11O, H Cochran,
to !, second; ngolthrift, SO, wenrick, 10
to 1, third. Time 1:50. Proceeds and
Alden also ran.
Fifth race, nile and twenty yards,
purse-Togo, So, Sperling, even, won;
Room Mate. SO, Mclaughlin. to 1, sec
ond; Nick Longworth, 104, H. Cochran, 2
to 1, third Time, 1:487s. Tete Noir and
Courant also ran.
Sixth race, mile and twenty yards, sell
.fng-Allan, III. Feicht, to l. won; Tur-
'rando, 101 j. Helm, to /, second; Ben
Haywood. 100 Sperling, to /, third Time
1:49k. Santa Teresa, Memphian, The
Brown Monarch, Locket and Little Elixir
also ran.
y Muddy at New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 11-Rair
during the night and this morning made
the track sloppy and interfered with
overnight calculations. Gregor K and
Midge, who with Proteus We're the only
winning favorites of the day, far out
classed their companions Summaries:
First race, half a mile-Protus, 110, II
Phillips, to 10, won; Young Lighter, no
B. Davis, II to 1, second; Libration, 110
Cannon, to 1, third. Time 81. Judge
Parker Myrmidon, Wagstaff Desoto
Chauncey Olcott, Leiber Gooten also ran