Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-03
HLLY WINS At
ODDS OF 100 TO |.
ENTIRE V0US MAKES SHOW OF
HER FIELD
One Lonely Favorite Saves Ascot
Talent, Long Shots Scoring Reg
ularIy, Popular Choices Per-
forming Poorly
BY Jay Davidson

BY Jay Davidson
In the absence of other sensations
for which Ascot has become national
ly famous, Entire Vous turned the re-
quirements by making a show of hel
field in the fifth race and winning by
four lengths at the juicy odds of 10C
to 1.
Only one person is known to have
had wager on the chances of this
long priced one, and he almost had {
paroxysm of spasms when the Chic
filly romped over her field in the fina
eighth. He was carried into the betting
ring and a couple of gallons of ice
water revived him, after which he
fished up q ticket which represented
$202 and made a hero of him for the
remainder of the day.
This is the second 100 to 1 shot tc
cross first under the wire this season
Mabel Hollander turning the trick ir
January. Both are two-year- -olds ant
neither has any greater claims or
fame than the long odds against then
when they won their first race.
Alonzo was favorite to win this
race, but finished in seventh place
never being prominent in the running
at any time. Capt. Jarrel set the pace
to the stretch, where he had nearly
two lengths advantage, but in the
drive home Joan of Arc passed him
and in the final eighth Entire Vous
closed like Santa Ana and easily
open lengths. Joan of Arc was sec
ond and Capt. Jarrel, held at 40 to 1
was third.
Only one faYorite won yesterday
Sunray saving the talent from com
p1ete shutout. Long shots tore ur
form and ran like stake horses, and
the books kept nearly all the money
Those who were so fortunate as to
have carfare hastened away from the
track Immediately after the last race
to keep from being "boned" for loans
by those who did not have the essen
tial nickel.
Steve fHommedieu was the mad
dest" man at the track during the af-
ternoon, as he had "doped" the baby
race just about right and bet heavily
on Joan of Arc at As. When Entire
Vous beat out Joan, Steve foreswore
his luck and almost made up his mind
to quit the game.
Charles Green Romps
Charles Green, second choice in the
first race, fairly romped home ahead of
Anona, the favorite, winning eased up
forced the price on Green from 3s to
Is, while Anon was SO fearfully ne
elected that her price scared from
evens to Is. Sir Brinkley, held at 2Os
was third.
Reports of clockers made Seed Cake
false favorite in the second race,
which was won by Belasco, the legiti-
mate choice of the form. Seed Cake
did not run back to works and finished
fourth.
Belasco was away in front and in
creased his lead with every jump. go
ing under the wire seven lengths in
front of the others and was eased UP
at the end. Turkey Foot outfooted Os-
sian and secured place money by
length. Swagger was backed down
from los to 4s, but did not bring home
any swag, finishing as far back as the
law allows, which is last
Lady Mrthful, another good thing,
played down from los to 6s, was eighth
to leave the post in the third race, but
was out in front at the first call and
never allowed anything to get closer
than five lengths, passing the judicial
eye eight lengths ahead of her field.
Ill Verraco, held at 30s, was second and
Patsy Brown was third. Princess Tu-
lane another false favorite, finished
fourth.
Another false favorite was beaten
when Sunray galloped home ahead of
Cabin in the feature event, the fourth
on the card. Sunray was second choice
In the betting, but when Jockey Ross
set her down in the stretch she romped
away from Cabin, which set the pace
to this point.
Cabin led easily into the stretch, but
when challenged was not good enough
to stall off Sunray. At the wire the
Ross filly was two lengths to the good
and eased up. Cabin was second and
Rubinon was third.
Only four starters faced the barrier
in this race, but the journey resembled
procession throughout, several
lengths separating the racers at the
wire.
,Josie's Jewel, held at 10 to for some
unexplained reason, ran over Golden
Buck in the final eighth and won easily.
Startling, the faVorite, ran as if stale
and finished in fourth position.
/. 1t was hard fight for first honors
from the stretch to the paddock gate.
but at this point Preston whispered to
away from the firing Golden Buck.
The latter secured the place by
length from ST. Winifrede. held at 4Os.
A heavy play on Mary Glenn, strictly
a mudder, forced her price from IS to
as and she finished fifth.
BY winning this race Josie's Jewel
made it two wins on the day for J.
r. Newman & Son and two wins for
Jockey Preston, who rides for the
stable. In each race the stable had
fair commission down on it's entry
and won the "side bet" in EACH
Stake Race Today
The usual stake event will be the
feature of the card for today, being
the Santa Monica stakes for two-year-
olds at five furlongs. In addition to
this event, a card of SURPRISING beauty
from the viewpoint of a race-goer is
provided and is notable for the high
class entries in each race OH the card.
The stake will be fought for by nine
of the best wo-year-olds at the track
and if Barney Schneider does not make
a clean sweep on the baby stakes of
Ascot for the season, a huge surprise
is in store.
Horace T., the best colt on the coast
at his age, carries only 116 pounds and
as this is the same weight he toted
vixen he won the Woodlands stakes at
four furlongs in the mud in 4SA and
the Santa Barbara stakes on the dry
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