Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-12
LAToNIA RESULTS
aather olear. track fast.

Weather clear, track fast
First race. five furlongs purse-May Jane, 1O7
(Nfountain), to 1, won by length Louise
K. 1O7 (Boand) to /, second by length;
Mondele, 107 Powers), 10 to l, third; ume'
1902.
Sainumka, 1O7 CBrown), 20 to /; Pirate Di-
ana, 107 (Pickens), to 1; Lady Martha, lOd
(Koerner) 8 to 5; Honta, 1O7 CHeideD, to l.;
Explosive J07 Lee), 10 to l; Demonstrate, lu'
(Jas Hicks), Is to u, Merry Water, 1O7 MAR
TIM and Annoyance, 107 (Schilling), coupled as
the Clay entry to 2; Inverness. 107 CHicksl,
20 to /, and Lady Finley 107 (Brandp, to =
also
May Jane had the speed of the field and fin-
ished eased up. Louise X. and Mondella put
up an argument in the stretch, the former get
ting the plots in the last few strides
Second race, one mile, selling-Kose Oh finh'
96 CPowers), to : by lengths; Voting
81 CMcAlster), to 2, second by lengths
1ngenue, SO (Martin). to 2, third.
Anna Ruskin, SO (Skirvin), to l; Hyper
bole SO (Pickens) 10 to 1; Frank Flesher, J6
CTrueman) to i, Loyal Bramble, sS tBaker)
5 to L. San Ardo, SO (Bailey), % to /; sally
M, 90 (Boadwee), to 2; Stellaland, iOo
CHeideD to /; Holly's Polly, 1O5 tGrifhth),
Joe Shields, 1OS tBoland). to l, also ran.
Rose of Pink was off flying and never had a
contender. Voting had the place money just
as safe, and Ingenue cinched the show money
after passing the quarter.
Third race five and a half furlongs purse
Ed Kane, 81 (Powers), 10 to 1, won by half a
length; Stoneman, 100 (DubeD, II to l, second;
OVERLY, 100 (Lee), p to l, third.
Northdale, 81 (Schlessinger), 20 to l; Merri-
field, 81 (Pickens) to l; Synchronized, ~
(OtD, Is to /; Water Cooler, 100 Bailey, 20 to
/; Special Delivery 100 (Brandt, 20 to. l. Joe
Mccarthy, 100 Nalsh), to 2; Enlist W
MARTINI, 8 to /; Harold Hall. 100 (Watson)'
20 TO /: Simon We'll, 100 (Koerner), to i;
Mystiher 10l (Truman), to 2, and Macias'
104 (Boland), to /, also ran
The race seemed to rest between overly
ind a half
but Ed Kane came from behind and Won
stoneman getting the place and overly lasting
long enough to nip show money.
Fourth race. steeplechase. Club house course
Glass Leader 1875 tYourelD, to 2, won by
lengths; King Esta 1876 (Polloekl, to /, sec
ond by lengths; Itacatira, l35 (Garnetu .
to l. third: time 1928.
Russell Sage, 135 (sobelD. Is to l. and w K.
slade 146 (McClure), even. also ran Pete
Vinegar, 1iS CWaton), to /, fell.
Fifth race six furlangs handicap-C w.
Burt, SO (sehilling), TO .. won by a nose. Sc.
half a length; Col Bob, to ], third; time
1:14.
Stanley Fay, 90 CMcAllister), to 2; Miss
Alert 100 Hicks), 10 to l; Frontenae, nae ' tV0
Pickens) to l. Down Patrick 100 lWalsh)'
20 to l. and Dainty Dame, 1O6, also ran
Beatrice X. led at the quarter by a length,
Col. Bob second by two lengths Stanley ray
third At the half Beatrice was length TO
the good and Col. Bob two lengths in front Of
Stanley Fay Beatrice came into the stretch
two lengths in front of Col. Bob who was
making a game struggle to keep out of c. w.
Eurt's way who had worked up to third place
The result was very close, Burt finally getting
the decision by nose Beatrice X. getting the
place by half a length from Col BOD
Sixth race one mile, selling-Donna EiVira'
100 (Schlessinger) 8 to 2, won by l length;
Louis McFarlane, 105 Uee). 10 to l, second by
length; Dr. Lee Huffman, 96 (Martin)' Z t.
l. third; time, 1:41 80,
Blackjack. 9s. (McAllister), 25 to l; Kn. OF
Ivanhoe, 80 CHarty) 12 to l; Cork Hill loa
(Frasch), 12 to l; French Nun, lo4 SBranatl'
10 to /: Light Note, 105 (Foy), 10 to /; Ham
meraway 105 (Pickens), TO /; Matte MACK
lO5 GAS Hcks). TO l. and Devout, lo6 lMoun-
tain), 2 to l. alsc ran.
Matte Mack led at the quarter by head'
Donna Elvira second by a length, Blacklock
third Mack by neck at the half Elvira
second by half lenght. DR.. Thurman third.
Elvira at three4quarters by half length, Dr.
Huffman second by one length, Devout third'
In the stretch 1t Elvira, Louis Mctarlans
and HUFFMAN in which position they finished
Seventh race. two miles, seling-Sea salt
1906 (HeideD, TO /; second by length; Blaze
O. Light % (MartIn), to /. third; time
3 32 2-5.
Kohnnow. 100 (otp, 70 to l. d. G. Taylor,
Galley, 25 to /; Henry o., lT (McAllister),
7 10 l. First Mason, 1O7 (Mountain), to Il
Trenola, 10S Brown, to 2, and Water Lake,
1Os (Lee) TO l. also ran.
Any one of the lot had chance up TO the
last half where Belleview took command and
went to the stretch alone, where Sea Salt
hooked up with her and nosed her out, Blaze o
Light getting the show money.
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