Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06
FIVE LONG SHOTS
/ HELP B0OK|ES
TALENT EXPERIENCES OFF
DAY AT ASCOT
Bia String Of Horses to Arrive from
Bennlnos--Jockey Ross Thrown
from Mount In the First
Race

If was bad day for the talent yes
terday. as but one favorite rompe'
home in the mud. SO far as exciting
fnishes we're concerned, however, ther'
was no end of sport, and in three races
The Judges alone realized which were
tbe winners until numbers flashed out
what appeared to be serious accl
dent resulted in the first event, whei
HaIton crossed his legs soon after tn'
atart and while Quinn endeaVored u
helm him up. Sixfull, with Ross up
Bumped into him, throwing both rid'
ers under the hoofs. - =,
Montalban, at 4 to /, was clear "
Interference and led all the way tc
fne closing strides, when Blue Bottle
-,h,cb had been cut down and inter-
tered with by a riderless horse, came
1ixe a cyclone and just failed to ge'
up. LOST f,vor.
tie. showed speed, but also met with
interference and dropped back WneI
sixfull went bounding in and out
among the field, riderless.
Quinn was unhurt, but ROSS was
taken to his home in an unconscious
condition. .te
second race and won handily with Mil
ahora after Ny Choice quit. Ampedo
and Judge Nelson shared favorite nom
ors at to S. They both secured an IN
side position, but as the barrier new
Judge Nelson swerved and destroyer
whatever chances Ampedo and Critic
possessed of winning. The form in this
race cannot be used for future races.
3 In the third race Cotillion was sewed
up as the good thing, but could not
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hshed luckily with Cotillion in SLOW
foing on the rail all the way. Salina
Showed more of her speed than that
which she displayed in her last race,
though Carroll kept her hustling
throughout the course. Viona carried
a false heavy play, as she d1d not
show anything in her race to warrant
a backing.
/ Linda Rose at the false price of 8 to
1 captured the fourth race. keogh
waited patiently for All Balack, Wine
Gregg and Prince Frederick to set the
pace. 81.
7 Linda came on fast and won handily
from Prince Frederick, which was well
ridden but not quite good enough.
Prince Ching got up in time to beat
Confessor, the favorite, for show. Inc
latter was not. however, well handled,
and no chances were taken to get
through on the turn for home.
Search Me had no chance at tne
start, while Willie Gregg stopped TO a
walk in the stretch.
Sea Sick was installed favorite in the
five and half furlong event, at to b
and received backing which sent the
pirce a notch lower before post time
Sea Sick was lucky in winning, as Sus
deed. which was backed from 20s to IS
made a great race, losing in a w1d'
swing at the stretch entrance, Wher
Bodan allowed him to go over, carry
ing Redan out.
Sea Sick and Elfin King took advan-
tage and went through on the rail
Succeed came again toward the finish
but could not quite catch the winner
and Elfn King. Redan would have
been a sharp contender but for the
wide going. Lottie Gladstone showed
early speed but stopped.
Good things were supposed to lie
dormant in the sixth race and Alviso
backed from to to to 5, came In
ahead. C. L. Stone was sent from 30
to l to 15s, while Zethus and Eleanor
also opened and closed at the same
price.
Alviso took the lead from the flag,
and after being hustled through the
stretch just lasted sufficiently to win
from Treasure Seeker. Zethus was
third, a length behind and doing her
best to beat Stone for show. The lat
ter's leg injury proved handicap, and
but for this he would probably have
won, as he was running over horses in
the stretch.
Secretary Boden will have no end OF
material to select from after Sunday as
seventy flour horses left Bennings yes
terday. They are the property of sew
eral horse owners. James Boden has
Ormondes Right, Red Knight, Niblick
Workman and others Alex Shields, a
partner of E. r. Thomas, the Wall
street banker, will have Onatas, Dia-
mond. Reidmore. Light Comedy, Med
lings and 2-year-olds.
w. Heating is bringing Royal Win
dow. Blue Buck and others.
]. Pangle, who trains for Gen. w. T
Towns of tobacco trust fame, has
Workman, Meddlesome Boy and Franz
Sommers, the jumper.
Senator Tim Sullivan of New York
who runs a big stable in the aest, ar.
rived yesterday from New York.
j. Powers, who trained Tartan IL
New York this summer and who at ont
time owned the fast mare Kiss Me, Il
at Ascot.
Gilpin, who won many races AROUND
these parts last season. is being pu
over the jumps He is quite a gooC
horse, and If he takes kindly to run
ming through field will prove hard t.
beat.
Jockey Booker, who had the noun
on Cotillion, was fined $50 by Starte
Hoffman for misbehavior at the post.
w. A. Porter the we'll known plung
er from New York, win arrive the lat
ter part of this month. He will enlivei
things in the betting ring when h
starts maneuvering.
Kid Weller. who at one time. ran tn
"Big store" in the betting ring in New
York. can be seen In the betting RIM
at the local course.
Charlie Bowman, who raced a strin
OF horses around the eastern track
this summer. Is a visitor In Los Ange
les. He has no stable at Ascot.
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