The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
EyeIdsh Finishes at
Arcadia
Tho Races of Dead Heat Sort
Thrill Race Goers at
Southern Track

Los ANGELES, March 23.-Three IA
vorites. two second choices and a long
shot rewarded their hackers at Santa
Anita park this afternoon. and the
books had the worst of the argument
with the talent The finishes in the
first two races were of the hair raising
kind as Don Domo- the second choice,
and Mary f, the favorite for the first
race, finished so close that the judges
could have called 1t dead heat and
nobody would have been dissatisfied
, Don Dofno was given the verdict In
the second race Madeline Musgrave
the even money choice, and Frieze, the
second choice. fought it out the last
eighth and try as hard as Shilling
could he could not get up in time and
the favorite's number was hung out
first while the public held it's BREATH
not knowing which one would get the
decision.
In a hard drive Ollie Ward, a long
shot, got the short end of the purse
from Annie Wells by head Bold in
this race ran out ali the way Mont
clair, ridden cleveriy by Goldstein, at
odds of 80 to 1, got away from the
barrier flying in the third, and after
gentle hand ride stalled off DR.. Simp-
rail-. which was weakly handled
Thomas Flyer. the favorite. could never
get up. Dominus Arvi led his field all
the way from the start and made
runaway race Of 1T. Veil, the favorite,
was ridden hard to save place from
Orilene. Matador Won the fifth in a
canter, and Silverskin, the favorite in
the sixth, won handily from Charles
Paine and Uncle Henry.
Weather clear. track fast.
4 rive and half ftrrIo
500. year oids and upward, selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT. st. Str. Fin.
7-l0-Mary F (E. Martini :. ss 8 80 81
so-l-La Chsta lGolasteinl ..los Il 81
os a3sG IS mnta JIM SSaoas 49, nasspa5 "a sS Il s
kins, Sir Brinkley. l. Fitzgibbons, finished
named. Value to winner. 1925. Winner. ]. F.
Faithless, Trained by q. S Newman. Start
good. Won driven Second .handlly. Third
Surveillance, Instructor. Dulcines, Norfolk. Al
ls.iator, L pomo oen Is place. i,e show Mary "a
be driven to the limit in the closing strides
Mary; on in a jam, ran siuggishly TO the
rail all through the fnaI eighth, finishing fast
on her courage Chata beat Barrier,
showed keen speed for five furlongs, then weak
ened.
SECOND RAcE-Four furlongs, purse s4oo.
10 u. Mus sTsys SSIusgraveoioI II X
soi-oiiie wssd ssdni8sa tRlarj ioO ssi
Time-:I2 3-5, "a, 35 As, Al 20. Annie.
Wells. Bold. Plaqdere. Marshal DsIorme, in
ner. P. T.: Chinn's hr; f.. 2, by Ethelbert-
American Beauty Trained by owner. Start
Lucky Mate. wildwood. Madeline. l-s place,
h0x VAS M DoG 70 Whip
| in the closing strides. Frieze persisted in the
pursuit Of the pace maker throughout. gradu-
! teenth and would have in several more
| strides. Ward. after a brief last eighth strug-
| gle, shook on Wells.
THIRD RAoE-six furlongs. purse s4oo. 8
aef aSss and Gsd.ssn aSssss Y St sE TR
s-2-Dr. simrall e. Taylor Taylor ld9 d9 I s2 322u
Bardollta, HaIaca February G, Abraham, J. A.
winner. winner, ss25 Winner. E L Taiieys B. g.. s.
by ST Simonian II-yan A. Clar- Trained by
sIPd ess s0sc sf0no
Boy STRAIT Martin, Port MLhone. Montclair. 10
ss show show aontaaT e Sea simrs 81 sss
closing strides. The latter closed up ground
steadily in the final quarter finishing strongly
made up ground fast in the final quarter
year olds and upward:
Odds Horse and JOCKEY; w St. str Fin;
4 u 5-DOmln ArFl tOulIilngl1Ut Ia i r.
% i-oriene tArehibald) 1o5 5 u as
i Time-.l2 SO. "a. :35 80. AS, 100 2-5 1913.
1S value sG to Wsne1 s $40 soo Wnpsl S G. Summer u
Co.'S ch. h.. 4. by Kismet-Chitose. Trained by
driven. Third si easily W Do
minus, 1-3 place, out show; Veil, Ia place, out
show; orilene. 40 show Domlnus. at his best
gamely. firing at the end. orilene, badly out
rail, in final eighth. finishing with rush.
s4oo year olds and upward. selling:
4 Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
lsi-pss sSbss.fis asrs e @sss's.
Time-:ls, "a 80, :ss 40, 40 20, l:o2 2-s.
Bright, FINISHED as named Value to winner,
soaey Iaas 1aas Trained b. owner Start good
won easily. second easily. Third handily
s aee o out sha% haa pass
out into a big lead In the last quarter, won as
rider pleased Hart raced sn fo1wardy g throughogs
Prmero closed big gap IN the final quarter.
olds and upward, selling:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
Z I-ohariie Paine Burns. .ios 10 81 at
Il To- l-Uncle Henry lMartinl- 10s 1 5 Y Ss1i5
Time-.12 3-5, "a 20, :3b 20, .4S 3-5 1.01 20,
I 1:l4I-5, 127, i:39 So. Master Lester, Rustling
six, Little Minister, Josie S. Kirkfeld Belle
4 Susie Christian, Lucky Lad, The Sultan finished
as named. Value to winner, S325. Winner s.
A. Ciopton's gr. g., q, BY Faraday-Katy Did
| Second and third easily. Scratched Esther B.
Ed Sheridan. Sun Mark: Toller, Gateway. sfl-
yerskin, Ia place, Is show; Paine, SIS place.
1 10 show: Henry tlow Silyerskin got through
close quarters an eighth out, and coming through
/ with a rush, won with some TO spare. Paine
came through with rush in the fnal sixteenth.
Henry in a long stretch drive, made up ground