Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-26
"PUDDlN" M'DANlEL EXHIBITS
GREAT FORM
Pilots Mil Song, A. Muskoday and
Search Me Home First In Success
sion--Money Muss only
Winning FaVorite
BY Jay Davidson.

formfuly run and the time was not so
awful bad.
Favoritcs Jared poorly, Money Muss
being the only one to cross the home
plate first, but in most instances the
favortes were chosen by the books
and the public divided its play between
all the entries, so ample was the eX-
cuse for believing that almost any old
horse had a perfect right to get home
first.
'Puddin" Mcdaniel was the sensa-
tional feature of the days racing the
little rider plotting three winners under
the wire and as all these winners
came from the first three races 1t
seemed as if he intended sweeping the
card
"Puddin" is just getting back to his
best form and for the past week he
has been riding like a house atire, get
ting ali out Of his mounts there was III
them and bringing home long shots
that appeared to have but slight chance
of winning.
Mcdaniel started the ball to rolling
in the first race, when he put Mill
Song first under the wire with two
lengths to spare to liza, the favorite.
Mill Song was first to poke her nose
in front after the barrier went up, and
never thereafter was she any worse
than first From d head at the start,
in the stretch and won eased up.
lila was second by half a dozen
lengths. while Seed Cake closed with
rush and beat out Moncie Mable for the
show.
A. Muskoday was a mild good thing
in the second race and "Puddin" had
the leg on this one. From barrier to
the wire 1t was a common romp. the
Dodge colt winning easily from Prince
SilVerwingS and Worthwhile.
Louie Bonsack turned loose his daily
good one" in the third race, but the
boolSies have become so weary of the
trouncings resulting from the wins Of
the Bonsack horses that they have
ceased to take unusual liberties with
them and only to l could be had
on Search Me.
"Puddin' got Search Me away to a
running start and the beautiful black
colt breezed past the judges stand in
the lead of the field, with Golden Buck
running his head off to catch the Bon
sack beauty.
Golden Buck landed in the place and
Evelyn Griffin secured the show money
from Pachuca.
Prince Magnet figured to be strong
factor in this race, but threw his
rider, Jockey Kunz, Immediately after
the starts The accident was caused by
an unavoidable jam at the start, where
i'll Full Sway bumped into Prince Mag
net, knocking him to his knees.
m The Winner, Marlborough
Harry Slower won the fourth race. a
i've furlongs selling dash, with his coal
black beauty, scarborough, which has
been long overdue.
marlborough opened up a big gap at
the start and was never in any trouble
during the journey beating Lady Kis-
par to the wire by three lengths. NV
Surprise surprised everybody by run
ming third. Mazapan refused to break
and was left gazing after the field as
II faded away into the distance.
Doll1e Weithoff picked up an unusual
package for her and almost won the
fifth race, but found the weight too
much and, in her firing moments. al
lowed Gentle Harry to pass her in the
run home and win.
Dollie got the place from EXapo, while
Preservation, which was cut off after
the start and pulled up last, tired and
packed up from second to fourth place
at the finish.
Money Muss saved the day for the
favorites by winning the sixth race and
becoming distinguished for the fact
that he was the only favorite of the day
to be in front at the WIRE
This one was always fancied by the
form players, and an unusual play re-
suited, which caused the bookies TO
erase the even money offering early in
the play.
Money Muss merely galloped all the
way and won eased up by three lengths.
Bologna ran in improved form and beat
out Revolt for the place.
Sweet Kitty Preferred
The baby racers will hold the opening
overture position on the card TODAY
and, since the public is becoming bet
ter acquainted with their form, the
babes are slipping into increased popu-
larity, their races attracting as much
speculation mental and financial. as
any of them.
Sweet Kitty is one of the best two
Sear-olds shown this season and has al
ways ran in great form, never having.
been out Of the money. She should win
ell the way today.
Tony Faust appears to be second best
and his last race was a great improve
ment over former efforts. Early FloWer
has five pounds less weight today than
on her previous out, but weight is n
small consideration at the distance
However, this one should be in the
money
The finish should be in this order.
sweet Kitty Tony Faust, Early
lower.
Whosoever is able to select the win
ner of the second race and give good
and satisfactory reasons for the choice
should be elected dean of the handi-
oappers by reclamation.
II may result Jack Hennessey. Wafer
Wagon, Avontellus.
Lady Walker and Daruma are due
for an exciting duel for first honors
in the third race and it is probable
that Daruma will he the victor. in
which event this one will win the race,
Lady Walker should be second and
Neatness has every right to be third
at the wire.
Therefore, the finish should be Da-
ruma, Lady Walker, Neatness.
Masterson Is Ready
The feature Of the card for today is
the fourth race at one and one-quarter
miles. Six starters are named to GO tC
the post and the weight arrangement
makes 1t decidedly difficult to select
a winner.
Masterson ran such a great race be-
hind Cutter few days ago when the
Wittenberg flly stepped a mile in 1893,
that he holds a slight edge on the
others.
Banker has nine pounds less weight
TODAY than he carried NVhan NJipa II