Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-15

home Cazador was strong enough to
hold his advantage, but was eased
Gown and won by five lengths from
Dexterity and Paramount.
Cazador and Atlantico carried the
bulk of the public investments and
after the latter fell the win of Cazador
was the saving grace for the public
Cazador was backed from IS to to
g. and Atlantico was so popular that
his price dwinded from 5s to 3s.
Miss AffabIe GaIlops
Miss Affable was dropped into soft
spot in the second race and made
Early Hours and Mazapan, the equal
favorites, look very cheap by losing
them and the other candidates for first
money.
Jockey Ross took Miss Affable away
in front and she was so full of speed
that she Immediately opened up a gap
of three lengths and was so much bet
ter than anything in against her that
she continued to increase her lead
until she had ten lengths to spare at
the end.
Red Queen was a hot tip and was
heavily played. but after the smoke
of the battle of greenbacks died away
the price raised from 7 to at OPEN
ing to to 1 at post time. Early Hours
was eilSO llGdNlly pldy6ui HSI price re-
ceding from IS to Is. MaZapan was
equally as greatly fancied and her
price faded from 6s to As.
Early Hours undertook to chase Miss
Affable, but could make no impression,
although she ended up in second place
length ahead of DIR. Roberts, another
speed marvel, which came from no.
where in the stretch and beat out Red
Queen for the show.
fic 10 tFo s,, 1t
weight affair at one mile, and after
taking the lead at the quarter was
never headed, winning by nearly two
lengths from Tangible and st. Vida
Sherry, the favorite, finished fourth.
Red Damsel was prominent in the
running for three-quarters of a mile,
but was attacked with heart disease
after turning for home and finished in
seventh place, one length from last.
EscaIante Wins
Seven fair sprinters accepted the is
sue for a six-furlongs dash in the
fourth race and Escalante, the 1 to .
favorite, breezed all the way from
barrier to wire.
The Major was second to leave the
post and he was so good that he was
never headed, but could not catch up
with the winner. FL Ortos was third,
beating Whoa Bill for the show by a
length.
Battiste gave a miserable exhibition
of jockeyship on Bonnie Reg, which
opened at IS and drifted to 12s. Bon
ME was never in the running and
gradually dropped back from fourth
place at the start to sixth place at
the wire.
The fifth race was for baby racers
at four and one-half furlongs, and
Allerion was made a A to favorite
over Navarro, the speedy Baldwin colt
which gave a remarkable exhibition of
running on his previous out, when he
won all off by himself from a field
of good ones.
Allerion was first away from the
barrier but was headed by Lady
Allece in few jumps. These two had
the front running all to themselves
for an eighth of mile, when Blue Bot
tie darted out in front.
In the run to the wire Blue Bot
tie, Lady Allece and Allerton aged
in terrific struggle. but Navarro ad-
justed the differences by coming from
behind and winning easily. Lady
Allece was second and AlIerion was
third, Blue Bottle quitting fast in the
final strides.
H T. Griffin lent an air of uncer-
tainty to the race by starting La Rose.
ms ngnly valued st. LeonardS filly
Continuous playing forced this ones
odds from 20s TO los, but sixth was
the best she could get.
sunray Repeats
G. A. Ross good filly, Sunray. added
another set of brackets to her already
large collection by winning the sixth
race from The Huguenot. BY WINNING
this race Sunray made it four straiehf
SO consistently has she performed
since she began winning that the hooks
refused to take any liberties with her
and l to 8 was the best obtaina HE
price. A "hunch" was out on StoesseI
and this ones price was dwarfed from
2Os to los, but third was the best he
could get. -e
Mazonia and Ninnasquaw fought II
out for the leadership for three-ouar-
ters, but Sunray took command in the
stretch and when set down for the r,In
home made a show of her field. in
oreasing her lead at every jump.
As the leader went under the wire
The Huguenot was second, nearly
three lengths back, and Stoessel was
third.
Lady Kispar excited a large number
of spectators by winning the final race
from Happy Chappy and Betsy. LADY
was so well liked that her price was
hammered down from Ss to As, and she