El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-27
TRACK RECORD At
-JUAREz BROKEN
BY MEADOW
Surprise in Store in Third
Race at Juarez, 20 to l
Shot Winning.

Meadow, carrying 123 pounds, DrOke
the track record at Juarez for seven
furlongs in the fourth event Monday,
| running the distance in 1924 50, clip
ping three-fifths of a second off the
former record.
Meadow went to the post a favorite
over Gen. Marchmont and Colinet-
Marchmont got away in the lead and
Colinet crept up maintaining a good
second and at the turn for home they
were neck and neck, going at a ter
rifle pace. Meadow. who laid low for
time, came to the fore, and, by a
| wonderful burst of speed, overlook his
adversaries and galloped in a winner.
J In the first event, five furlopgs,
there were II starters. Agility went to
, the post the favorite, but Lees Friar
took the money at the finish by half a
length, Canapa coming second, with
Lady Stalwart trailing two lengths be-
hind.
Acumen. favorite, took first money
in the second race. Lista was pocketed
and but for that might have won,
There was a surprise in store for the
bettors in the third event when three
horses, each running at 20 TO /, took
the first three places from the favor
ties. Beau Man got away well and
maintained his lead until the home
stretch, when he was beaten out by
Gene Wood, while Ellerd took third
place.
But five 2yearolds started in the
fifth race, which was a close one from
the rise of the barrier until they cross
ed under the wire Butter Ball with
CAM up, running at to 2, captured
this event; leading Commendation and
Pit-a-Pat. For so yards the horses all
ran neck and neck, but Commentator
then crept away from the field and was
two lengths in the lead when they
started on the home stretch, but here
Butter Ball came forward with a squirt
and took the candy
In the last race, Bob Lynch attached
another first to his string leading from
the start TO the finish for the whole
mile.
Monday is generally observed as a
holiday at the track but this time
races were held because it was Christ
mas day. Consequently Tuesday was
observed as a holiday and there were
nc races.
The Summaries.
First race-Five furlongs, selling.
2yearolds, value to first 1925. Lees
Friar, 107 6McGee) 20 to l, won; Ca
napa, 102 (Molesworth) 10 to /. sec
ond; Lady Stalwart, 107 CHawkes)
to 1, third Time, 100 1-5. Texan, Ara
gonese, Agility, Union Jack, Smiling
Maiden. Edna Perry. B. Marchmont, Ed
Withers ran
Second race-One mile, selling, syear-
olds and up, value to first 1925. Acu-
men, 100 (Forehand) 3 to 3, won; Mis-
prison, 109 ivan Dusen) to 1, second;
Lista, 1O1 (Hawes) 10 to 1, third. Time,
40 10. Irrigator. Marcus McNally,
Dave Montgomery. Red Hussar, ST.
kilda. Cuban Boy, Gunston. You Win
ran
Third race-Six furlongs. selling.
3yearolds and up, value to first $500.
Gene Wood. 10 (Wallace) 20 to /,
won; Beau Man. 10 1Riee) 20 to 1. Sec
ond: Ellerd. 10 (van Dusen) 20 to /.
third Time. 1872. Alice George, Clint
Tucker, Joe Woods, Sainfox, Peri
Wrinkle, Kyle, Sixteen ran
Fourth race-Seven furlongs, handi-
cap. all ages, value to first $3.50.
Meadow. 14s CIolesworth) 3 to ?. won;
Ocean Queen, 80 (Moore) 10 to /. sec
ond; The Pippin. los (Murphy) 10 to 1.
third Time, 1924 3-5, Gen. Marchmont
candleberry. Colinet ran. -
Fifth race-Five and a half furIongs.
selling, 2yearolds. value TO first $500
Butter Ball, log (Ganz) to 2 won: |
commendation. 104 (Molesworth) TO |
|, second; Pit-a-Pat, 112 CWilson) 4 TO |
|. third Time, 1:07 2-5. Ilzie, The |
Hague ran.
Sixth race-One mile, selling. 3year- |
bids and up, value TO first $500. Bob |
Lynch, 1OI (McGee) even, won: Noon. |
100 tForehandl Is to L. second: Ramon |
corona, 1O4 (Rfce) to /, third. Time.
;5S 3-5 Short Order. Crossover. Ko- /
oek. John Louis, Lucky Nose, Harlem |
Maid ran.