Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-23

10 De Inird.
Elgora has been q good thing for so
long that further consideration Is only
to laugh, therefore the result should be
Chieftlan, Bert Arthur, Stone Arabia.
Sand Storm is the real goods In the
second race and r.. r. Woods VIII boost
his winning percentage by 1928 after
this race Is run.
Hermitage will be sent after the
money today and is the class OF the
race, but the odds are against this one
and second place Is about where he will
land.
Neatness may get the show money If
ridden by anybody else than Miller.
The betting on this one has been q
severe handicap in the past.
The prospects for this race are: Sand
Storm, Hermitage and Neatness.
The Gadfly Here
Cholk Hedrick is the dope" Of the
fourth race, but The Gadny Is the tip.
The Booker entry will either get all the
goods here or be a disappointment to
the wise ones.
Cholk Hedrclx will worry The Gadhy
some and should be as good as second,
with Dutlful third.
The race may result: The Gadhy,
Cholk Hedrick, Dutiful.
Theo Case is the form, the class and
the goods" I'm the fifth venture in the
stretch and first to the wire.
Boots" Durnell has Elizabeth r in
light here, but the best she can do in
this fast company is second place, de-
spite the possibility of the honors of
favoritism which may be thrust upon
her.
Secret is the third best in this race
and he should be no worse than the
show horse in this company.
This race should end at the wire in
the following order: Theo. Case Eliza
beth f, Secret.
Money Muss will be scratched out Of
the final race and this will be an adj
vantage to Revolt. The Gilbert run
ncr should beat anything else in the
race.
Sad Sam Is a quick breaker and a
speed marvel for a short distance, but
three-eighths is about his distance, but
Evelyn Griffin should take his measure
before they reach the wire.
The finish of this event should be
Revolt, Evelyn Griffin, Sad Sam.
The only steeplechase event of the
week is on the card for tomorrow.
1t is doubtful whether there is any
thing at Ascot that can beat Cutter as
long as she can get in at light weights.
The filly is in her best form and runs
like wild horse.
r. II. Beatty, who put Oudon over
when few believed he had any chance
of winning, sent another winner to the
post yesterday when Willie Gregg
trotted to the barrier. This one won
by full length from Sheriff Bell and
Piquet.
Me- ,,V,r,sss ill H.
ring as the one real good thing of the
Gay and was expected to romp away
from the field in the third race, but
Search Me and Patsy Brown were the
factors not considered which kept the
Neal gelding from winning, and third
was where he finished.
Quindaro was almost knocked over
the fence shortly after the start in the
third race and stumbled, almost I'M
seating Jockey DonYitz. When the ac-
cident occurred Quindaro was in COM
handing position and might have been
a factor in the running had he not been
the victim of foul riding tactics.
Louie Bonsack thought yesterday
that he had a cinch on two races and
when Search Me went over the plate
a winner he cashed juicy ticket and
lost it all back on Cotillion. The latter
might have won under different cir
cumstances, but was all used up in
chasing out after Miss Betty and Chick
adee in the early stages.
The track is lightning fast now and
with the improved class of the fields
within the past week. with a prospect
OF better racing for the future new
track records should be set regularly.
The class of the horses running at
Ascot this season Is far above the aver
best ones have not yet been seen in
races.
Jockey Swain put up one of the
greatest finishes of his career when he
won with Chickadee in the fifth race
The Weinberg horse seemed out of the
running at the seven-eighths pole, but
the miniature rider ierked him to-
gether and hustled him through an
opening several inches too narrow for
most boys to consider and won by
head from Cotillion and Miss Betty.
"Puddin" MaDaniel put all the other
riders to shame yesterday by again
riding three winners in one day. "Pud-
din" brought Willie Gregg, Search Me
and Cutter under the wire in front of
their fields. He was second on Co
tillion, making three frsts and one sec
end in four mounts. Little Swain also
rode in great form, winning with Sweet
Kitty and Chickadee for the Weinberg
stable. Kent rode the other winner,
Weinberg stock took a boost yester-
day when two of the stable entries
raced first to the wire. Sun Mark sur
prised the talent by forcing Susie Chris
tan to her best efforts to beat her in
the final event, and it appeared prob
able that Weinberg would break all
records by winning three races in one
day. Since Swain began riding for the
stable the horses have been running to
better form and the little rider will find
permanent home with ]. j. McCaf-
ferty, trainer for the stable. if he con-
tlnues to display his form of the past
week.
The veteran starter, Jake Hoffman,
began his seasons engagement with
the Los Angeles Jockey club yesterday
and sent the six fields away to perfect
starts. If his work yesterday is
sample of the goods sold to the northern
jockey club and which caused such con-
tinual hoWls through the press. the