Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-26
BURNS HAS
LUCK WITH
HIS MOUNTS
PILOTS THREE WINNERS AT
SANTA ANITA
MAGAZINE WINS HANDICAP IN
CLEVER FASHION
Fsvorites Again Disappoint Form
Players, Only Two of Them VIM
ming = Hoffman Not to
Blame for Start

III I WAS ACllleiA Nd
about the sport at Santa Ami
- yesterday, save Guy Burns rio
ing. Carmans little jockey gathere
unto himself exactly half the card, ar
his three winners were well played
those who have taken to following hi
since Walter Miller went back to Mut
VILE.
Favorites again met with a sad fat
but two of them coming across in Il
expected order. Ollie Ward, whiC
won the baby race, was not alone
her post of honor, for Instant was {
even terms in the betting. CotilliC
and Lady Vashti were both below Il
even money mark to win their respe
tive heats, and in each instance col
nected with the place and nothing els
Magazine appeared like the one be
bet of the meeting to win the FiguerC
lightweight handicap, and the wi
ones, assisted by a bundle of Carma
money, backed him for all they we
worth. Opening odds of eight to fl
were trimmed to even money, and tt
long station carrying a ton of coin.
1t was no fault of Holtman's thi
the start was not perfect, for he he
the field of eight in faultless arrs
when he pulled the string. Scr
Writer, making his first start, refuse
to go, and Dominus Arvi added to Il
scramble by wheeling into the fence
The rest of the bunch went on abol
their business, and c. w. Burt mat
the pace for the first quarter. Mag;
zine moved up at this point and mat
his own running, being followed in
the stretch by Col. Jack, with Mary
third. There was no change recordt
for the rest of the trip, the finish b
ing open for all concerned.
Ollie Ward Graduates
Eight maiden two-year-old fill
lined up at the three-furlong pole
an endeavor to graduate, and OIL
Ward was the one to secure diplom
1t was due to Burns riding and not
ing else that she scored, for the b(
came from far back and persevert
with whip and boot until he ha
caught the front running Miniatur
The latter secured the place none
and Fair Annie showed.
Fifteen FLIES went out to contest Il
opening number at five and a half fu
longs, and again Aquiline proved
disappointment. This bird was su
posed to be of stake caliber in the ca
last summer, but the best she has dol
out here has been to lose to misce
laneous assortment of hounds
every occasion.
The price on Aquiline opened at fl
to one, and heavy play soon sent tn
down to twos, the post time figure
Aquiline broke well, and went in b
hind Runaway and Laudable with
contender's advantage. She failed
better herself, however, and the emit
Journey was run in the order named.
Korosilany went right back to h
good race of a few days ago and VIZ
the third event from Lady Vashti al
Silver Sue. The Lady was a hot choi
in the ring at four to five, but eve
with Schilling UP she was unable to
anything.
The start was nice for the who
flock, and Monte Lucille was there wi
all her feet to lead until the real g
ing was reached Korosilany h;
been rated behind the pace all t
way, and when Goldstein set her dov
the mare ran TO the front like go'
one. The others could not catch hi
Lady Vashti being a length and ha
behind at the finish and Silver 5
two lengths farther away.
Leads All the Way
Ross got Bon Vivant off flying al
opened up the commanding gap on /
field in the distance race of the da
Five lengths was the closest anythll
in the flock came to reaching him, al
at the wire he was going along und
wraps and four lengths in advance
the hard trying Cotillion. Lou 30
sacks old CASTOR was the talen
choice, but she did not run one of h
Ascot park races and failed to perfof
with more than ordinary credit in t
stretch. Ell Primero ran a nice ra
and gathered in the small onions.
Teacress found a spot to her Tiki
in the closing number, and after bel
well supported by Walter House a
his bunch, beat Josie's Jewel nearly
length for the long end of the pur
Kirkfield Belle was third, shutting t
favorite, Columbia Girl, out of t
money.
Burns rode a swell race on the wi
ner, following Daisy Frosfs pace
a quarter of mile and then layi
off until turning for home, where TIE
cress was in third position. In t
final drive she responded gamely
Burns urging and got up in the Ia
few Jumps. Columbia Girl had no {
cuses, save that Van Dusen was