Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-14
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Racing Season at EmeryviIIe Opens
with Large Crowd Present.


with Large Crowd Present.
OAKLAND. Cal. Nov. 12.-Favored by
perfect weather and fast track the racing
season at Emeryville opened today under
suspicious circumstances. A crowd OF
about 5000 persons were present and in
teresting sport was witnessed. Fourteen
layers operated under the oral system in
conjunction with the Stockholders, and the
speculation was very lively.
Arassee, carrying the coors of Fairly
Wright and we'll supported. led the way
in the opening handicap at one mile, and
after standing off the challenge Of Bub-
bling Water, drew away. winning handily,
by more than length. Colonel Jack, a
50 to chance, was third. Spenbound, the
favOrite did not run up to expectations.
Deneen and Olethe were two outsiders that
landed. Richard Deliver sent the field
away in good style. Summarizes:
First race six furlongs: Deneen C5 to u
Won, Billy Myer % to p second, Nov
gorod (l2 TO y third. Time: TIA
Second race. five and one-half furlongs
Olathe Is 70 y won, Geneva Us to u sec
Third race, six furlongs, selling: Met
Iopoutan titOsent 10 ~ won, Fancy (An-
derson, u to u second, Lord of the Forest
ctal Delivery, Roy, Sir Edward, Banoreila,
Supelved8 and Sonai finished as named
Fourth race opening handicap one mile:
Arassee (Nandusen, to p won, Bubbling
Water archibald. 7 to p second. Colonel
Jack Garner, 80 TO ID third. Time: 1:S9M
Faction, Spellbound Responseful, Redeem,
lawn p. Fryer, Phil Mohr and Fredonia
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards.
Acumen % to p won, Ed Ball a 20 81
TrS,e e' captain Burnett u5 TO y third.
Sixth race, futudty course: Enfield
SS.AIehioaid, : TO y won, Kim Basey CIV.
to u third. Time; 1:1O% Veneta Strom'
John NJ Sheehan. Coppertown, Apologize
Eddie Graney and Raleigh P. d. finished
.LAToNIA, KY, Nov. 12.-Tom Hayward.
the extreme outside in the betting won the
Kentucky stakes at Latonia today in a
drlNing finish from Milton b and Jack
/ Atkins. Kings Daughter went out into
/ an early lead and set the pace TO the
stretch, where Jack Atkins took command
but could not stall off the challenge OF
Tom Hayward. Summaries:
| First race, mile and a half The Ear
/ straight, $3.50 won, Flirting, (place, $40
second .hique o'Brien (show, $3.50 third
Second race, five and a half furlongs
| Premier straight, 500 won, Delaney
! third, Time: 1:O.
Third race, six furlongs. copert
straight, $3.50 won, Green Seal (place
80 second Friend Harry (show, $3.50
Fourth race, the Kentucky stakes. mile
ana seventy yards. Tom HAYWARD
Cstraight, $3.50 won. Milton b. Cplace
@.SO second. Jack Atkins (show $3.50
third Time; 1:43.
Fifth race. six furlonEs: Little Father
I straight. N.fO won, McIver tpiace, "a 90
second. Helene (show. $500 third. Time
sixth race, mile and seventy yards
I Console (straight, S144O won Mellsss
place, &32.2Ol second. All Red (show. 81 so
third. Time: 1;44M.
NORFOLK, Va. Nov. 12,--Jlm. a s-year.
old owned by w. j. Carney, was the here
OF the afternoon at jamestown track to-
day. He beat his field In the six-furlons
dash for gentlemen riders handily. II,
broke away fast made an outrageous pac,
for distance and made show Of his com
pany in the closing romping through tn,
home stretch five lengths 70 the good. C
Crawford's Planet, a warm favorite IN IN,
betting. took second place In hard gallop
Results
First race, mile: French Girl d to g
won. OghWaga second, Mispnlion third
, Second race. hurdles. mile ana three
quarters: Gun Cotton Qb to ID won Iizsil
Fiat second, Nick O'Time third Time: 4:3l
II lhird race, handicap, six furlongs VII
Dctavla % TO ID won, Martin W. Jittletoi
second, Capsize third Time: lisa.
fe"Eth race, seven furiongs: Racquet {
70 p wen, hllE Cobalt second ComptOl
third, Time. l.25
Fifth race, six furlongs: Mon Ami az {,
q won. John A. Munroe second DIN
third. Time: i;ls&
won, Planet second. Comet third Time: .2l