El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07
DENE and GARNER
ARE LONG SHOT
WINNERS
Dene, the Horse, and Garner
the Jockey, Win at
80 to l.

Dene and Garner won a race at
Terrazas park Saturday that made the
sports sit up and wonder why they
overlooked such a good combination
Dene was the horse and Garner the
jockey. Both had class and were in
great form for the one mile selling
race which was run off second Sat
urday. Dene opened at 10 TO 1, was
completely ignored by the talent and
was chalked up to 40 TO l and on
some books as high as SO to 1 with few
if any takers. The only ones to get on
this mare were a few followers of the
game who play the Jockeys stronger
than the horses. They placed a dollar
or two on Dene because Guy Garner
was up on her. In return for this
little compliment Garner caused them
to cash in from 40 to so times their
original investment by winning the
race. This is the longest shot horse
TO win at the track this season.
The Race.
Getting away seventh in field Of
10, Dene was outrun by Arcourt, Gun
ston and the others in the early history
of the race, but when ready Garner let
her have the crop and she romped
home to victory ahead of her field.
Dene proved to be the best of this
race and her winning was due to no
accident but rather to the fact that
she, had improved and was ready right
up to the banner. Guns-0n ran his
race early and Arcourt quit at the
crucial time.
BedweI sets Acquia Back.
H. G. Bedwell returned Acquia to his
stable Saturday by bidding her up
from $500 to $500 over GaskinS, who
got her in the same way. Acquia won
the third race handily and Bedwell de-
cided that he needed just such a per-
former in his stable. May Bride, the
winner of the fifth, was claimed out of
a selling race last week by her present
owner, who got q bargain in the ches-
nut filly out of Modreda by Dr.. Nc
Bride.
The Summaries.
First race. selling, threeyearolds,
value to first, 1925, five furlongs-
Rio Pecos. 107 (Rice) won; Cherokee,
81 q. WILSON, second; Dan Norton. 100
CMcCahey) third. Time, 100 As. FL
Perfecto, George Field, Billy Bard,
Sainfox and Block ran.
Second race, selling, fouryearolds
and upward, value to first 5000, one
100 (Garner) won: AImena,
100 o. WILSON, second; Gunston, 1O2
(Benscoten) third. Time. lao is.
Hancock, Arcourt, Tiflis, Sad News,
Alice, Collins, and Tod ran.
Third race, selling, fouryearolds and
upward. mares, value to first 5000,
seven furlongs-Acquia, 100 (Benscot-
en3 won; Lady Garven, los (Austin)
second; Minnie Bright, 100 (Smith)
third. Time, 1925 As. Myrtle Dixon,
Ora Sudduth, True Sif, Goldan and Ar
denia ran.
Fourth race, handicap, threeyearolds
value to first $500. seven furlongs-
Topland, 107 (Austin) won; La Dextra,
81 (Ramsey) second; German Silver,
106 (McCahey) third Time, 1:26 1-5.
Rustem, and Kiddy Lee ran.
Fifth race, selling, threeyearolds,
value to first 1925. five furlongs-May
Bride. 81 (Garner) won: Mike Molett,
104 (Molesworth) second; Alive B., 104
(Austin) third. Time, $50 AS. Kyle,
Father Eugene, Deli, Malitine and So
ciable ran.
Sixth race, selling, fouryearolds and
upward, value to first 1925, one mile
and an eighth-Buna, 102 (Garner)
won; Alma Boy, 112 (Molesworth)
Miss Ida, los (Rice) third.
Sam Taylor, Pedro, Tom Franks, and
Knight Blase ran.