El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-19
BURDEN TOO HEAVY
IN HANDICAP
FOR ATKINS
Folly Levy Wins From Field
of Fast Ones in Sunday
Feature.

Weight. dead, lead weight in the
saddle bags beat Jack Atkin in the
Azteca handicap Sunday afternoon
Good as he was, the old campaigner
could not carry 40 pounds and beat
field of as good horses as were enter
ed in this handicap In spite of all the
load he was carrying, Jack made
game try of it and locke good TO beat
out Folly Levy, the winner in the I'm
ish of the six furlongs dash ROXY
Levy was given lib pounds to carry in
this event and she picked it up at the
barrier and toted it home without ever
being headed. Jack Atkin held onto the
winner to the finish where he made
desperate effort to deliver his race, but
his impost was too much and he was
forced to take second rank TO the
Odom mare. Round the World got
away slowly, but made ND a lot OF
track and came on to beat Jack Atkfn
out of the place, but was an instant
too slow to overtake the favorite.
Ell Paso Horse Wins.
An Ell Paso horse won in the first
race Sunday. Sainfox, Allen Potter's
fiIly, breezed home a winner by two
lengths ahead of a field of nine in the
six furlongs dash Sainfox took the
lead at the stretch turn and was never
even challenged, going away to
splendid winning. You Win failed to
win by two lengths and better
T. Smith allowed Bon Ton to lay back
and take Preen's pace in the second
race. The Smith made a rapid fire
move and shot down the stretch a win
ner with room to spare Preen fought
gamely all the way, but Bon Ton was
too good Sunday to be beaten by this
horse The Slicker came from nowhere
and finished third
Meadow was more successful with
the weight assigned her in the third
race than Jack Atkin in the big handi-
cap. Meadow was given the task of
carrying 123 pounds and hauled this
load home ahead Of Lomond, who she
picked up in the stretch and beat out
Ocean Queen was running second but
challenged in the stretch and lost her
place because of it.
Helen Scott Scares the Pearl.
Helen Scott threw an awful scare
into the Oriental Pearl filly in the
fifth race when she came on from the
rear and was giving the Oriental Pearl
person the run of her life for the
The Pearl laid back during the
first part of the race, came on strong
and outgamed the field at the end but
only after she had spent all OF her
and would have been beaten
in another furlong. Helen Scott was
best by test and should have won.
Marchmont made a circus parade out
Of the sixth race, galloping away from
the rest in the mile selling race. Bad
News followed him through but could
do no better than second John Luis
was third.
The Summaries
First race-Six furIongs, selling,
3yearolds and up, value to first 1925.
sainfox. 1O2 (Molesworth) 10 to l.
won; You Win, 1O7 (Murphy) to 1,
second; McNally, III CRettig) 3 to 2,
third Time ia 3-5. St. Joe, Person
atty, Tom Franks, John Sparks, Rath-
err Royal, Senator Paynter, Judith
Page, ran.
Second race-Six furlongs, selling,
3yearolds and up, value to first s225
Bon Ton, ia IT. Smith, to 1, won;
Preen, 1O7 (Reynolds) to l, second:
The Slicker, 107 (Murphy) to !,
third Time ia. Flying Pearl, I'll
Meter Pid Hart, Roberta, Lista, Pan
nell, ran.
Third race-One mile handicap. all
ages. value to first $3.50 Meadow. 123
(AIolesworth) 9 to 10, won; Lomond,
30 IT. Nolan to 1, second; Ocean
Queen, 100 (AIoore) to l, third
Time, 1:39 Halam Maid, Lucky Nose,
ran
Fourth race-Six furlongs, Azteca
handicap, 2yearolds and up, value to
first s1440. Folly Levy, 113 CMurphy)
to l. won: Jack Atkin, 40, (Moles-
worth) even, second; Round the
World, 102 Van Dusen) 6 to 1. third.