Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-22
WINS
WITH EASE
LARGE ATTENDANCE MARKS
DAYS RACING
Favorlte Does Not Finish In Seven-
Furlong Running Event-surprise
Occurs In Six-Furlong
Affair

tended the opening of Agricultural
park races was in evidence yesterday
and witnessed an afternoon of excit
| ing sport. A dislnclination regarding
pool playing had somewhat discour'
aged the chalk men Tuesday, but yes
terday they had no reason to com.
plain and every heat. and race proved
an occasion for no small wagering by
those who cannot enjoy horse race
without having placed at least some
thing on the outcome.
No great satisfaction, however, is in
volved under the circumstances which
prevail at Agricultural and men who
daily lose or win when the ponies are
running at Ascot were content to sil
in the grand stand and watch the fun
minus pasteboard connections. Forty
five cents won on a two-dollar bet is
not conducive to gambling, and al
though there was a hurry and scurry
among the ring throng the genuine
racing spirit was not in evidence.
So far nothing remarkable has oc-
Cured as regards fast time, but there
may be something In the record line
before the final race is run. Agricul-
tural park track appears to be several
seconds faster than Ascot and when
the slde-wheelers have become moro
seasoned some clipping should be In
order.
G. L. DeRyder's Donna was all the
class in the 2:10 pace, and though We'll
come Mac made a great effort the Nc
Kinney gelding was obliged to take
second money. Donna won in three
straight heats with Welcome Mac just
nosed out in the first.
Mas led all the way and lost to
Donna at the wire after a great squirt
n t1,a ctr afnI, A IN In, fhn
Mac was leading in the far stretch
when he broke and allowed Donna to
win easily by several lengths from
Victor Platte.
Donna showed her form In the third
heat, when, after being badly boxed
before the first turn, she forged to the
front before the stretch had been EN-
tered.
1t was horse race to the wire and
DeRyder gave his game mare a stir
ring drive. Donna had been placed a
heavy favorite and a big scare ell
sued when she was observed to be
pocketed badly few seconds after
the start
Helen Dare won the 2:19 trot with
ease, though the second heat resulted
in a display Of gameness which pre-
vented Era from cutting first under the
wire. Within seventY-five yards of the
finish Helen was leading, but broke
suddenly. Era shot ahead, but the lead
was momentarily maintained. Helen
recovered instantly and won a burst
of applause by nosing in ahead. Era
also broke as she slipped under the
wire, though Dare had the heat won
Because of his good performance
Tuesday Jack Kircheville was installed
favorite in the seven furlong running
race. The talent, however, received 8
severe shock when Jack got away very
badly with Lula Arnett left at the
post. Some criticism was directed Ell
Butwell, who made no attempt to fill
ish, although he got away before Jack
son on Lula Arnett. 1t was merely a
poor start, however, and Butwell did
not receive a reprimand from the
judges.
Myrtle H won after leading all the
way
Piquet and Golden Light were well
liked for the six furlong affair and
Golden Light was expected to romr
home by a majority. A hot tip went
out on Netting. Another surprise was
ir store, however, when Mountebank
galloped in with Netting at place and
Golden Light showing.
Results:
FIRST RACE, 2:1O PACE.
Terminate at end of fifth heat. Purse
$500.
Delilah, b. m, H. Delaney,
| uTlNeT 6
Welcome Mac. br. g., Walter
Maben, driver ................ 2 2
Spill, b. g., ]. o. Garrity,
driver Observation-Disclosures. 6 4
| The Donna, d. m, C. l.. De
Ryder, driver .................
Victor Platte, b. g., Fred Fan
ming, driver ................. 5 2 s
Nelly r., b. m, j. Quinn,
driNr n
Time 2:ioi5il, 2:ioiiii, 2:0sM. ''''''''
SECOND RACE, 2:19 TROT.
Terminate at end of fifth heat. Purse
Claval, b. g.. S. Murphy, driver
Era. b. M, F. Williams, driver 2 2 2
Helen Dare. br. m, Geo. Beck
ers, driver .;;....:............ l !
Goldennut. ch h., w. o. Dur
fee. driver ................... 3 8
The Blonde, ch. M, Walter
Maben, driver ..................
| #Distanced.
Time 2:14A, 2:14, 2:15.
THIRD RACE, RUNNING, Z FUR
LONGS.
For three-year-olds and upwards nom
winners Of two races this year. Selling;
purse s225, of which $40 to second, $50 to
third. (Beaten horses not subject to
claim. Three-year-olds to carry lis lbs
four-year-olds, 12O lbs. Beaten non-win-
ners this year allowed pounds; maidens
| allowed 10 lbs. Allowances not accumula.
tive. Each to be entered to be sold for
$500.
Myrtle H., J. Harris. won; Baldo, VIII
mot, second; Resprator Aker, third
Lula Arnet Lone Fisherman, Jack
Kricheville, Barranca, Suavlta also ran.
| Time 1:2S.
FOURTH RACE, RUNNING, 6 FUR
| LONGS.
For all ages; non-winners of a race OF
5000 this year; purse $225, of which $40 to
second and $50 to third Weight for age
Non-winners of race of the value OF Si0f
allowed lbs; of $500, 10 lbs, if three
year-olds and upwards.
Mountebank Butweel. won; Netting
Singleton. second; Golden Light. Clark
third. Time 1:l4% Milsora, Pats Choice
! Pilon. Piquet also ran.
Following are the running entries fol
today:
Six furlongs-Floriana Belle, III; E
Paisano, Ill; Turtle. III; Dan Collins, III
Dollie Gray, Ill; Salvey 105; bod An,
derson, Ill.
5ENNlNGs RESULTS
BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.-Benning