The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
GpIdsfein Captures
Jockey Cup
In the Money Five Times on
Getaway Day at Ar
cadid
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

LOS ANGELES. April 4.-Getaway
day at Santa Anita was marked by
nothing more startling or out of the
ordinary save that the large crowd in
attendance cheered when the bugler
blew taps" just before the last race
OF the season and the CHANDELIERS"
made a wild scramble in their efforts
TO get a last shot at the booK1es.
only one real good thing. Alice
George. went over during the after.
noon, and as but two favorites won
the chalk consumers had the better of
the argument.
Colonel Bob was always first choice
al around even money for the Adios
handicap and never gave his hackers
q seconds uneasiness after getting
away in the lead. Botanist, which was
conceded the next best chance to the
favorite. was second. with Mary F
third. The time for the race. 1905 s-5.
and half furlongs.
The cup for the Jockeys riding here
during the last week of the meeting,
presented by Jack Bennett, was won
by Goldstein, who displayed all around
superiority during the closing hours.
Musgrave was his closest competitor.
with Martin third. The trophy was
worth slOO Monte Preston, the little
Texas jockey, who was conceded
royal chance at winning earlier in the
week, dropped out OF It when he
wrenched his shoulder blade and was
forced to retire.
Clear; track fast
FIRST RACE-seren furlongs. purse $500. 8
year cid hllies selling.
Odds Horse and Jockey VT ST. Str Fin
T-J-L- Cavanagh CGoldstein)lI7 6 ( hI2
6o-1-Artie Ripey Blair. .-..-I2 FL 2h
1-l-Dsly Musgrs~eD D..-.--.117 , y 8
Time-.I2 80. "a 2-5. .3e. AS 5-5. I:oI is, /
la 10, l.26 as. Margie D. Albion Il, Feb G, |
finished named Value 10 winner, 1925. Win
ner T. 4. Fullum's b. T.. 3. by Hastings-Aurata.
Trained by William Sheedy. Start good. Won
easily. Second driven Third easily. cavanagh, 1
% place, IA show; Ripey, u place, show;
Daily. out show. Cavansgh rallied nicely six
teenth out. and finishing fast won going away.
Ripey finished strongly next the rail Daily,
outpaced all the way, fsltered q sixteenth out.
SECOND RAcE-Four furlongs, purse s4Oo
year olds;
ODDS. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin
Ie-5-Alice George CicIntyrel l1Os1sl 1 II 3
Il-5-Frieze (coldsteinl ..107 61 23i
s-2-L Rensselaer, IT. Rice). .1o7 9 u 81
Time-.42 2-5. :2s as. :S5 %. AZ s-5. Sir
Barry. King of the East, Fred Msier. Ollie
Ward HazIet Louise Reggel. Frank Clancy, I'm
ished named. Value to winner 1926. Win
ner 3. Schreiber's br. T., ., by <Sain-Y Yokohama.
Trained by J. Powers Start good. Won easily.
Second easily. Third handily. scratched-wld-
wood Berfhs, CorieI Traffic calera Edithcur
Alice. 6-5 place. 3-5 show; Frieze. As place. 20
show: Lady. As show. Alice showed brilliant
speed throughout. winning with ridiculous ease.
Frieze finished with rush and easily best
Of the Others. Rensselaer, closed up ground
steadily in the nnal quarter.
THIRD RACE-Six and half furlongs purse
tzOo, mares years old and upward, selling:
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin.
sI-M Himyar CGoidstein) .Io4 ~ IL
20-1-Lody Kitty (E. MARTINI .lo4 2 2h 2h
Sip. and Salt (Csllahsnl. .1os 81 80
Time-:7. :1s 2-5. 20 3-5 AZ, s:54, :1:o7 20.
20 z-5. Daisy Frost Benevoie, Kirk Belle.
slippery. finished named. Value 10 winner,
Ss25. Winner ". V. Conrsn's b. m, g. by Ben
ONuer
good. won easily. Second driven. Third easily.
scratched-Lady Laughtef Himyar So place.
even show; kitty. place. % show; Pepper,
s-5 show. Bimysr. coming through fast
in the center OF the track the final six
teenth. won going away. Kitty outstayed Pepper
IN sharp last sixteenth drive. The latter
weakened only IN the closing strides.
FOURTH RAcE-Five and half furIongs
purse $780, Adios handicap, year olds and
upward:
ODDS Horse and Jockey VT. ST. Str. Fin.
l-i-Colonel Bob Ct. Taylor. ia 1 3 LIZ
s-l-Botanist CGoldstein) ...l1e ! 2I 2 2
s-1-Mary (E. Martini -. 9s 5s 81
Tines As. rs. 20, Al. - as. I:o5 s-5.
Kerry. Port Malone La Chata. finished az
AlTri.s blk. C.. 3. by Cesarion-Fonsolette.
easily. Second easily. Third handily.
Scratched-La Gloria. Z. NJ. Fry. Bob. 2-5
place, out show: Botsnist. T-Io place. l-s show;
Mary. out show. Bob. showing high turn Of
speed throughout. always held opponents safe.
Bctanist finished sturdily. but had chance to
beat winner. Mary came through fast IN the
final sixteenth.
FIFTH RAcE-Mfe and threesixteenths,
purse S4V0 year olds and upward, selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str Fin.
9-5-Elie Giusgrsve) ...... los 2i 1 n
s-l-HuApaln CGoldsteinl 49, 81 81 2H
4-l-Mstador tArchibald) ...lOe 4h3I
Time-:o7. :le. As, 40, :554-5, |
los Is. 1:21 As, 1884, I:47. 1854 s-5 200 l-5
HI caui Cap. Esther B. Sainrida, Ormonde's
Right. Playlit, Sink Spring. finished as named. |
Value to winner. 1925 Winner, T. A. Davies & !
Co.'S ch- g., a., By St Carlo-Jude. Trained by |
Thomas Hiatt. Start good. Won driven Second |
driven Third handily. Ellie. 4-5 place. %
show; Huapala. place. 6-5 show: Matador s-5 /
show Ellie held Huapala safe in closing strides. {,
Latter closed up ground gradually last quarter. |
hnishing strongly. Matador finished with be- |
lated rush.
SIXTH RAcE-one mile. purse s4oo, 3 year
olds and upward, selling
odds. Horse and Jockey VT. st. Str. Fin.
ll-5-vesme (Musgrave) .102 4h TX
2-I-Montclair tGoldsteinl.. o. 2 II 22
25-l-Friar Of Elgin CSelson)- 90 8 6 3 SO
Time-:I2 As. "a IS. .se SIS. AS As. |
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