El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-03
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threw
of the favorite. Round The World. In
tn fifth race Friday. Round Inc
world went TO the post carrying al
the money and looked sure Of run
AWAY match But Mullens, after get
,iD<, away last in a field Of six, mead
ed the winner at the stretch anu 4.
was bnly after shaking up py Jocney
Rice that Round The World was SDie
70 heat out the likely youngster. Inc
11aonle,s choice got away in front anG
was half dozen lengths .aheao oI
Prank at the first post Had the race
haen an even break the Wood morse
would have given the IL times winner
a life and death race Rue, backed 1or
place. was not fit and was easily peae-
en- by the Mullens horse
Jacquelina snatched the overnlgnt
handicap from The Wolf in the last
few feet of the seven furiong eaten
as-catch-can contest, Iourtn on 'ne
card The Wolf went out in front at
the start and hung on until the fin
ish- surrenderiDg the leading place
bur once. and then to Otilo for an IN
slant at the half Coming home IL was
a struggle between the leader anu
Jacouelina, who was coming fast and
covering space like blanket
remonstrance- It was endurance
Oueen ran well until the stretch,
where she got pinched in the bunch
and could not get going again
Irzie All the Way in First.
1t was IIzie all the way in the first
race. Sigurd challenged but the chal-
1eneed was overruled by the Clark
horse who went out and away for an
easy winning. Outfielder was third
Chaputepec came up from fifth to
first place in the second race and won
after a steady, consistent race Elder
was the best of the others. but was
not able to beat the winner but had
the others beaten all the way Bon
Ton. after rough voyage showed al
the finish -
Mauretania ran away from the field
in the third, was never extended, ana
won going away Task Master ser
himself the task of beating the fast
moving steamship horse and came on
with a rush at the stretch. but could not
get up Fancy gave chase to the fleet
ing Mauritania but was never able TO
make it stick and tired badly at the
finish La Dextra laid down.
FIELD of Eleven In Furiong.
field OF II ,,araded for the five
md one-half furlong final. Miss Cath
ness got away IL front and was able
TO come up from an easy second when
ready TO beat the rest Gene Wood
hung on gamely and finished second
TO Miss Ca-.hness Joe Moods started
like a truck horse, but wormed his
way through the crowd and outgamed
Preen for the third position
The Summaries.
First race-Six furlongs. selling.
2yearolds, value to first $500 IlZie.
IO7 6Murphy), 6 to 5, won; Sigurd. la
(Thompson1, to 1, second; Outfield-
s--l Nina
1:I42-5 Clay, Stalwart Lad, Gent
NIGHT, Ben Prior, ran.
Second race-Five and one-half fur
longs, selling, 3yearolds and UP. value
TO first s225- Chapultepec, los tBens-
choten), to 10. won; Elder, 109 mo
LAM, 6 to ! second: Bon Ton, 10Y
(Kennedy), . TO 1. third, Time, LOB
2-5. Deerfoot, Bantronia, J. Black
stock, CobleskilI Mrs. Nugent ran
Third race-One mile, 3yearolds and
up value to first s225 Mauretania, 100
tGanzS s TO ), won; Task Master, 104
(Benschoten), y To l. second: Fancy,
1o9 (Anderson), 2 TO l, third. Time,
ZAP a. Short Order, Vesme, ST. Kill
da. La Dextra, Marcus, ran
Fourth race-Seven furlongs, over
night handicap, all ages. value to first
$3.50. Jacquelina, los (Nolan), to L,
won; The Wolf, los CMurphy), 3 TO 1,
second; Ocean Queen, 10S (Ganz). 3 to
2. third. Time, 1:2T- Doranto, Lomond,
Otilo, Polls, Work Box, ran.
Fifth race-Five and one-half fur
longs, purse, 2yearolds, value to first
$500 Round The World, l20 (Rice).
1 10 ?, won; Frank Mullens. 1i3 (wil-
SOM, II to /, second; Du Bots, 10
(Kennedy), II to l, third. Time, 1907
2-5- Rue. Uncle Ben, West Point, ran.
Sixth race-Five and one-half fur
longs, selling, 3yearolds and up, value
to first 1925. Miss Caithness 102
fBenschoten), to 1, won; Gene Wood
10 (Reynolds), to ], second; Joe
Woods, 107 (Smith), to 2, third.
Time, Los 3-5 Preen. Ed Holly, Sham.
rock. Rose DAILY, PLAIN, BellfioweE
Yankee Mic, Valley Stream. ran.