Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
l. coNNoLLYs STALLION
in this order: Red Damsel, Sherry,

in this order: Red Damsel, Sherry
Rostof.
Seven capable sprinters will burn the
track for six furlongs for a purse ir
the fourth event. There is so much
early speed in the race that form is
utterly dazzled, but let the prediction
as to the end be recorded as Escalante
Bonnie Reg, Firm Foot.
The fifth race is at four and one-halt
furIongs and the baby racers viii
scramble for a purse therein. Allerior
is the class and has shown an ability
to associate in good company, bu
Navarro has the speed and should win
The end may be Navarro, Allerion
Lady Allece. O<eep your eye on Wap'
nagootiS).
Seven horses with some pretensioI
to class are engaged for struggle al
one mile and fifty yards in the sixth
race. If The Huguenot wins it is i'm
probable that he will change owners
and be the medium of another scandal
but he won't win. The end should
be like this: Sunray, Mazonia, Tht
Huguenot.
Another futurity course selling affair
is the final event The probabilities o.
the finish are as follows: Happy
Chappy, Conde, Huachuca.
Superintendent Seymour Beuttler O
the Ascot Pinkertons says that he ha:
no idea of retiring at the end of tht
local race season and intimates that HI
expects to see another thirty years o
service as salaried spectator of races
He also says that the gray hairs il
his head are not by any means indica
tive of old age, but are occasioneC
through years of heartrending scene
such as witnessing the defeat of tn
horses upon which he happens to hav
wagered. Beuttler is one of the mos
competent officials in his business, ant
the manner in which he has policet
the county race course with his small
force of men has contributed largel,
to the orderly conduct of the crowds
and the protection of the race-goine
public from depredations by pick
pockets and other crooks.
Gregor K, one of the best sprinter:
in the country, dropped dead at E
Paso last Tuesday while being shipped
from Frisco TO Memphis. He was at
tackled with some strange malady anc
was left at Ell Paso while Trainer j
P. Jones continued OIL to Memphis
with three other horses belonging tC
j. Korzeniewski of Chicago. He lived
but a few hours.
Telegraphic information from New
Orleans says that several strings o.
horses have arrived at the Crescen
City from Los Angeles and others are
expected as the owners have tele
graphed for stable room.
A notice posted in the paddock a
Ascot gives the information that M
badges will be renewed for the three
days extension, but that the shell ol
a badge issued to any owner, trainer
jockey or employe, will be accepted fol
admission. Although the notice doe!
not so state, it is probable that thu
jockey club will instruct the gatemer
to also accept complimentary badge;
that have expired with today.
Photographs were placed in position
at the rear of the judges stand yes
terday whereby the deceptive angle a
which persons view the finish of a race
is strikingly illustrated. Three horse!
were placed at the finish line which
was marked by deep white mark, anC
photographs were made from three po
sitions The photo of the horses made
from the angle of view TO be had b!
standing north of the judges stanC
shows the outside horse to be leading
by nearly a length. with the seconC
horse half a length in front of tht
horse OH the rail. The photo takel
from the south side of the judges
stand shows exactly the opposite. Th,
third view shows the horses standing
even ON the line. The photos were
placed on exhibition to demonstrate
the possibility of the crowds obtaining
a false impression of finish unless
the observer stands OH line with th
wire and can get a fair and accurate
view of the finish.
The track will be fast today and th'
mudders will retire from the considera
tion of the handicapping brigade
Many were deceived yesterday into be
Iieving that the track was yet heav!
and made the selections accordingly
but the time made by the fast tracker
and the dumps that followed the selec
tion of mud hens to win proved tina
the going was merely slow and no
suited to the mud larks.
Horses and horsemen are disappear
ing every day and before the end o
the week there will be few of either lef
at Ascot. Every day is noted for th'
increased departures. There are sew
eral horsemen, however, who will della!
their leave taking until next week.
Jockey Miller rode three winners yes
terday and was second once and un
placed once in five races. Since his re
turn from Emeryville the little cracl
has been riding in his best form and ht
easily leads all the other riders in win
ming mounts and percentage. All oi
which goes to prove what he can dc
when he is riding to his best form.
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