Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS

EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Heavily Played FRvOrite Wins Feat
ure OF MOncrief Races.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 26.-John
Reardon, heavily played favorite at even
money today captured the fourth race,
purse event OF seven furlongs. which was
the feature Of fair card at Moncrier.
Compton and Sandrian Hlternated In max
Ing the pace to the home stretch. Then
occurred in the NTH race, Tubai, ridden
by Clement, crossed his front legs while
rounding the turn out Of the back stretch
and fell heavily. Mon Ami, with McCabe up,
stumbled over the fallen horse and threw
his Jockey Neither boy was seriously in
tured. Tubal broke a shoulder and had to
be destroyed.
First race, 5lh furiongs:-Lady ormi-
cant, won; Planutess, second; America
neer third. Time, I.0S.
Second race, mile and sixteenth:-sum-
MsrioT,es t,r %oh ,r MorP 9ia se0on"' MISS
Third race furlongs:-Joe Gaitens, won;
Hibernica, second; Allonby. third. Time,
Fourth race, furiongs:--John Reardon.
won; sendrian second; Compton, third
Time. LIS 3-5.
| longs :-Toison dor, 100, (Musgrave), to !,
20 even, woni Amoret, lO4 &C. Burns(,
to s. to s, second; Detroit lO7, (Donni-
| ran. Tuba fell. Mon Ami lost rider.
! Sixth race, selling, purse 500, mile and
sixteenth Colonel Ashmeade. lO3 (Her-
bert, to l, to /. 20 5, won; Shapdale
| 100, (Musgraye), to 10, to 4. second ;
| Mamie Aigol, 100, (Cross), even, third
Time 1913 2-b. Glandore, sigo Our Han
OAKLAND, Cal. Nov. 2s.-The surprise Of
| the racing at Emeryville today was the
defeat OF Daddy Gyp. Going TO the post
a TO / favorite he appeared to be unable
| to untrack himself from the muddy going
and finished third; Dargin rs to
season. won the race by a neck from Dahl
gren,
| to u, won; Titus II, Qs TO u, second; Lady
Rensselaer,, q 20 u. third. Time, Ills i-5
! Second race, 6 ENTHUSIASTICALLY Meyer
sb TO o. T01 70 r ~ Mira Fry to q second
Third race, mile and three-sixteenths -
! Star Actor. CGlass) to 2, won; Captain
Treasure seeker, iseden5. 10 to tSiTd
| Time, 2;Ol 80. Elgin, BellevieW, Sir Wes-
ley finished as named.
Fourth race, six furlongs;-Dargin, (Gil-
| bert, % to /, won; Dahlgren, Garner, 7
/ to l. second, Dady Clip, (Vandusen), to
I; third. Time. 1:lS S-5. Braxton Kyle and
Fifth race, mile and twenty yaTds.-
/ Spring Ban, (Glass), 20 to ], wons Nettle
T7rs;yeTs; q; MatccartIhy9' to seSSondi
Royal Stone Alnsss, finished as named.
ssdia 80 T Woh guy 1zeiEIsrS g
to L second; Vespasian, (Page), 10 /,
third. Time, 1871 rs. Kitty Cunard Fam
5 gTAREz n0 Ms sSo0 Now NsHs hs nS announce
ment that the meeting now in progress at
! Terazas park would come to a close was
most emphatlcaily denied by General Mana
ger Matt VIM today. Furthermore, Mr.
! VIM said that the meeting would run 100
days and that the association would give
is quiet. Summary
First race, 81 furlongs: Iizie, Murphy
8 70 /, won Helen Scott (Nolesworth), to
2, second; Brave Withers Oowe), 90 to l.
third. Time, 1906. Hesitate also ran.
Second race, 81 furlongs: James Black
stock, Smith 3 to J. won Won; Piisin {BenS-
to /, third. Time; 1:O99s. Catheryn Scott
Marcus and sainfox also ran.
| Third race, one mile: John Louis (Ganie)
4 TO 5, won; Hoyle CAIcCuliough), to 1. sec
ond Mlsprison (Reynolds), TO 2, third.
Time, l412s. Task Master and Bonnie
Prince Charlie also ran. Cardinal sarto
Fourth race. 81 furlonEs: The wolf
lMurphy), 5 to 2, won; Napa Nick MAN
third Time, 1:O7R Discus. KID Hart and
Sporting Life also ran.
Fifth race, furlongs: Gehtnlcht (Moles-
WORTH, s 10 /, won; StalWart Lad (Bens-
choten), to 2, second; Owenita Murphy,
TO I, third. Time :03M. Little Dick Iva
lane ana Carl Cloud also ran.
Sixth race, furlongs; Gypsy King (Ken-
nedy), 20 2, won; MauretRnia CAM six
to one second; Periwinkle (BenschOten)
. lnlIu. llllet AslpTt SENATOR EANnLeFt valley
Stream Bill Eaton Pantronia. Yankee Moo
and SiZ also ran
PENSACOLA. Fla, Nov 2s,-outslders
accounted for all but one race at Kupfrian's
Park today but light play served 10 ho'd
down the winners Of the bOokmakers The
intended race for gentlemen riders had to
be called off because OF the riders failure
TO be on hand and professional riders were
substituted. Close finishes marked all the
events.
First race furlonRs: Tim L.. Is 70 q.
won Chenault second; Cry Baby. thlr
Time, 1905
Second race, furlongs: Teddy Bear 10
5. won; Complete second; G. A, Lehman
third. Time: i.O6M.
Third race, or furongs; Chief Hayes. s
to \. won; Rubiola. second; Dolly Bultman.
third. Time 1919.
Fourth race "a furlongs: Myrosa, 10 1.
won; Elsie Van second; John Garner, third.
Time .58M
Sixth race. three year olds and up one
mile selling Profile lW Qrving) 10 to l.
4 to / 70 ] won. Norman, 10 N. Jackson)
TO s; out, second. Herman DOYLE ia NC
ClOsky) 2 10 ] third. Time. 1904. Athanie,
Warden, John Carroll. Octopus. King OF
Mist. Autumn Girl ran.