Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
THREE RACES
ARE WON BY
R.E CARMAN
MILLIONAIRE OWNER HAS AN
OTHER GREAT DAY
M'kINNEVs EAST END WINS IN
FIFTH
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J. 4. Laughrey Claimed by G. Moth
eraI for s725-Burns In Front
Of Field Three
Times
M IRVING b. CLEMENT

must have made a cleanup. James Butte,
the trainer was sweet on his chances of
winning four races, but was disappointed
in waldorf, which had slight chance after
the barrier was released, as the horse was
sluggish at the post
Much credit must go to Butte Tor the
superb condition In which his horses are.
Jockey Burns rode the three OF them,
and all he had to do was to get away anu
steer them to victory.
G. Mo.neral, who owns Lord Rossing-
ton. claimed ]. r. Laughrey, the beaten
favorite in the third race, from the Pasa-
dena stable for $725
The sport was good, as there were sew
eral close finishes in the different events
for the division of the purse. and the pub
lie had the best of the argument with the
knights of the chalk as three favorites'
two heavily backed choices and an out
sider. came home first
w. A. mckinney cleaned u, s.f i.a andsomeiy
on his 3-year-old gelding East End, and
advised all his friends to get aboard.
Billy is a member of the "Goodfellow
club" at the track, and was receiving
CONGRATULATIONS on the victory of his
horse until the last race was run.
Favorite Wins by Nose
Mfntia was installed favorite for the
first race, but her odds receded point
when they responded to the call of the
bugle. as there were several well touted
horses in the races that came in for
majority of the play
They were off to a good start, with The
Fog way in front, closely followed Dy
Mintia and Mazapan. There was no
change in the positions until the stretch
was reached, where The Fog stopped and
Mintia took command and in hard drive
Jockey Ross fairly lifted the favorite
under the wire, winner by nod from
Mazapan, (which with stronger handling
would undoubtedly have won. Mcbride
on Escamado stole up on the rail, got
through narrow opening and would have
won in few more Jumps as he was go
ing fastest of the three at the end. Luck
ett came from far back, after being inter-
fered with, and ran good race. Tab him
for early action. Fustian, all but left at
the post and weakly ridden, finished fast
and will do from now on. The Fog ran
as If short and was high in flesh.
Good Thing Wins
r. F. Carman put over a good thing
in the second race when Progress won.
There was a flood of money for this one,
and his opening odds were cut in two.
Jockey Burns handled his mount nice.y,
as he allowed Gabrielle and Creston Boy
to race their heads off, being content to
lay three lengths behind. Turning into
the stretch Boy shook off Gabrielle, but
then a new danger threatened when he
appeared to be winning easily, as Progress
came like a shot on the outside and won
as His rider pleased. Creston Boy ran his
race, but was beaten by a better horse.
Halle Sherman just did get up in time
TO beat out BAIL for show. Gabrielle ran
wei for a hslf. when she showed the
white feather. Desmages will do with the
cheap ones over a distance of ground.
Golden Shore Beats Timothy Wen
j. r. Laughrey was on everybody's
tongue as the winner for the third race,
and Consequently the public fell for it,
especially after II. L. Jones and Jack
Atkin bet on it, and his price tumbed
to favoritism. Golden Shore came in for
a lot of play at post time by the wise
The others We're practically over
looked in the betting.
1t was Golden Shore all the way, as
Burns had her away well and rated her
in front by two lengths all the way,
never being threatened. Timothy Wen
ran in second pace all the way, and was
never in danger as far as the place posi-
tion was concerned. Martin seemed to
pull up j. r. Laughrey at the start but
finished fast in the middle of the track
and easily beat Josie S. for show Pep
per and Salt quit when pressed in the
stretch and does not belong with this
kind Don Hart showed a good turn of
speed for six furlongs. and when prop
erly placed will earn brackets.
Diamonito Wins for Baldwin
E. j. Baldwin's chestnut gelding Dia-
monito, a brother to Diamante, won the
maiden race and there was .ots of re-
joicing among the followers of the Sage
of Arcadia, as the horse was quoted at
good odds during the entire betting.
Gene Wood was the fayorite for the
race, with DR.. Simrall and Waldorf equal
second choice. Ross got Gene Wood away
flying, opening a gap of four lengths
which he held until well into the stretch,
where he began to tire and Diamonito.
running second in the stretch, responded
gamely to the whip and although swerv-
ing badly in the last 100 yards, won going
away by length from the pacemaker.
DR.. Simral came from far back in the
stretch and needed this race TO put him
on edge VIII beat this kind from now
on. Waldorf, who got away poorly, was
not persevered with, as he had no chance.
East End Wins
Mckinney smile and ALL and with the
bells on, advised all his friends to get
aboard the good thing, East End. The
horse was in good condition and best for
Ross, who had the mount, was cut off
twice and lost several lengths, then came
fast on the outside, winning eased up
from Prolific, which had three lengths
advantage in the stretch. but quit when
challenged by the winner. Prince Nap.
after sharp struggle in the stretch with
Anona, got UP to be third. Sharp Bow
and the supposed good thing, Beecher,
tired chasing Prolific. Illusion did not
show her usual early speed and can do
better.
Another Race for carman
James Blute saddled his third winner
for the day when he sent Friar of Elgin
to the post in the closing event. There
was nothing to the race, as far as the
long end of the purse was concerned for
Jockey Burns got the colt off in front
and tow-roped his field all the way. The
excitement of the race was furnished by
Ida Lyt,e and Menheimer, which had a
battle royal the last fifty yards for the
place money, and Ida got the decision by
q nod. Manheimer is either morning
glory or much overrated colt. Cod
father was cut off sharply right after the
start and did not get going until the race
was practically over. VIII bear watching
for the near future among cheap ones.