Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10


be I'm the money.
The probabilities Of this race, barrinf
falls and accidents. is that Milas will
win. Decimo will be second and Adam.
viii be third.
Graphite is Good
The second race on the program is
over the Brooks course and ten starters
will face the barrier.
only four Of the entries need be con-
sidered. Graphite. Chlckadee, File d'Or
and Jingler. The others are out OF
commission at this distance.
Graphite may win, having nothing
but a feather up and being one Of the
speediest OF this bunch
Chickudee is better at this distance
than at any other and should be the
contender all the way
File dOr will go wen here and may
be the cause Of some trouble to the win
ner but third place is about the best
she can get.
John W. Dahney was q good thing
his last out and with light weight up
may De a factor, but he should show
something first
Needful, Preservator, Exapo. Chevy
and Ding Dong II need not be con-
sidered, as they are in the wrong race.
The guess is Graphite, Chickadee,
File dor
Most people would pick Ethylene to
win the last race, but Durbar is a
stumbling block and is an improving
horse.
Lady Kispar is in light and will
tolerate no nonsense from the others
Good Cheer is the only other that need
be thought of.
The race may result Durbar,
Ethylene, Lady Kispar.
The only steeplechase event of the
week is on the card as the first race
today.
William Walker boosted the selling
price of Golden Buck from $500 to sS05,
at which figure J. Guthrie retained
ownership.
J. J. McCafferty bid up Elizabeth r
from $500 to $500 after she won the
second race, but Durnell bid the extra
So and kept his newly acquired filly.
Scotty was an interested spectator
at Ascot yesterday and plunged a la
Baldy Ryan on Elizabeth F, DR.. Hollis
and The Huguenot.
Golden Buck delighted the form
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until he loses. This one won Monday
and came back with another victory
Prince Magnet balked at going to
The post and probably remembered the
race of the day before, when
he was beaten at the wire. He ran sec
ond again, however.
The Fog was a good thing in the sec.
ond race and might have won had he
not been cut down, as he was laying
in good position in the stretch and
doing some running.
The baby racers are running with
more regard to form than their older
partners in furnishing the Ascot casc
laily Lady Alice came right back to
her previous performance and won
landily. Ray Egan won both his starts.
Red light was the only winning ia
Iorite yesterday Five long shots
scored and thereby reduced the per-
;entage of winning favorites consider
ibly. One winning popular choice in
two days is the record for Ascot.
Cholk Hedrick won the mile and
ifty yards race from The Huguenot
and tied the track record set by the
after several days ago. McCafferty
Did Cholk up from $1,000 10 $4,000 and
lad him sent over 10 the Weinberg
earns.
DR.. Hollis was played off the boards
o win the third race and went to the
ront with remarkable speed He
seemed TO be winning easily in the
stretch, but Henchman finished stoutly
md passed the Doctor just before
eaching the wire.
Esther B ran back to form in her
ace yesterday and finished second, but
ndulged in the rough riding tactics
which have called down the ban on
allowing Blanche c to get the show
money.
Although the notice to owners of the
probable running of a Santa Catalina
Consolation stake event at a future
late is yet displayed on the boards at
Ascot, no further information is OBJ
ainable and it is believed that the
proposition will be abandoned. The
states that the date will
)e announced later.
Jockey Spence Sutherland, who was
severely injured when Allegiance fell
over the jumps last week, has fully
'ecovered and was at the track yes
erday. Sutherland is regarded as one
If the most fearless and capable stee-
)lechase riders on the coast and will
probably he in the saddle today when
he timber-toppers go to the post.
Elizabeth L was bought from ]. L.
McGinnis by Boots" Durnell yester-
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loodoo by winning at good odds of 10
o l. She was away I'm a mess and
almost last at the stretch turn, but
got the rail and finished with a rush,
winning easily. Jockey Zeigler rode
Ter and made his first appearance of
he season. He exhibited good judg-
nent in rating the speedy filly and
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