Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-24
up against it when she tries to beat

up against it when she tries to beat
/ Big Ben.
Lacene should appreciate her light
| impost and beat Hector out Of the
| show money. Anything greater should
| not be expected.
The race should result Big Ben, Hes
| ter w, Lacene.
The first race on the card is a future
| ity course selling dash with eleven can
/ didates for oat money
This Is a real bad" bunch and tradi-
| ton should be respected, which is a
"hunch" to investigate the prospects
Of the long shots.
At first glance the probabilities APP
pear to be Tattenham, st. Vida, Ten
der Crest.
The baby race is second on the card
and Is q selling affair at half a mile.
Thirteen are named to go to the post
and few Of them have shown anything
of a startling disposition to run much
fast.
The finish should be about in this
ORDER Miss Fidgety Blanche G, Lady's
Beauty.
A dozen ordinary platers are in the
third race q selling affair at one and
one-sixteenth miles. and while the
track record is not in any danger from
this bunch there will be lots of running
going on after the barrier goes up.
There are various probabilities i'm
here, but it is probable that the end
will be Lucian, Chickadee. Hoodwink.
Marlborough should win the final
event. as the distance is to his liking
and his early speed should take him out
far enough to make the run through
the stretch an easy proposition for him.
Bert Arthur will be the contender
and may get first money, but second
place is about where he will land.
e. r. Runte should be third. Full
Sway might have chance with a good
rider, but not otherwise.
The finish should be Marlborough,
Bert Arthur, e. c. Runte
Public choices are getting more than
an even break nowadays at Ascot.
Four brought home the money yes
terday.
]. j. McCafferty bid up The Gadfly |
from $1,000 to $l4OO after the Booker
colt beat Red Light and Cholk He'd |
rick in the fourth race and set new |
track record. Booker said So more and |
retained his good colt.
Sand Storm was almost left at the |
post in the second race and was all |
out trying to catch UP with
the leaders. i MS eIlOIJ ltlJ lleI Nllll- |
out steam and she faded away after
getting close up in the drive home.
Valencia was admired by several
owners after the Denny filly won the
last race yesterday and Boots Dur
nell's agent, Preston, boosted her from
$500 to $1,000, after which Elijah Brew
ster tackled on another 500 bill. Denny
Bros protected their speedy filly by |
hidJippr the .avtro aud rpta n pJ
arship. 1t, therefore, cost $50 for her
TO win.
Jockey jackson became too enthus-
astic about getting Stoessel over to
The rail and disregarded the presence
Of other horses in his path. His zeal
caused him to steer Stoessel into
knocking the Bondy can
ldate off his stride and causing him
to pull up last. The incident probably
prevented HenChman from winning
md the judges charged Jackson $50
FOR his enthusiasm.
Announcement is made by the jockey
hub that the consolation stake race
% the Santa Catalina selling stakes
will be run Saturday. March 10. Silver
Sue, the winner of the selling stakes,
IS ineligible to the consolation affair,
but all others of the original entries
are eligible. The race will be at one
and one sixteenth miles and the jockey
club will add $1,000. Practically all Of
the original nominees have been named
in the list put up yesterday at the sec
retary's office in the paddock.
Judge Hamilton has earned the
olaudts of the race-going public by
he determined manner in which he
vent after the jockeys engaged in foul
actics and rough riding, which resulted
n breaking up this practice in hurry
such incidents were features of all
aces for few days early in the meet
ng, but they are now few and infre-
Iuent and whenever the eagle eye of
he Ascot Judiciary lights upon any,
hing in this line the offenders are
,lastered severely. Judge Hamilton
las said that while he is in the stand
here will be fair racing or none at
Ill.