El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-19
INJURY WINS RICH
DOLORES HANDICAP
But Three Entries In the
Feature Event Saturday
AftornOOn.

Injury played a waiting game on the
other entries in the Dolores handica p
Saturday afternoon. Lying back behind
Angelus and Green Seal along the bad
stretch, Injury made up the lost ground
rounding the turn and was coming on
strong into the stretch. Green Seal led
up to this point but had to surrender
to the fast moving Injury. Then Ange-
lus was taken in charge and disposed
Of on the move for home. Injury win
ming by a good length from the two
other entries The start of the race
was perfect one and the farce horses
come out of the mile shoot like they
were hitched in a team Wilson refined
in his winning mount on the back
stretch straight away and held him there
until he was convinced that the time
had come for the move. Angelus stood
a lot of beating but could not move
under the imposed load of 125 which
he was carrying.
Shoves Stalwart Lad to Victory.
BenSchoten took Stalwart Lad under
the wire a winner in the first race after
his mount had moved away from the
barrier like a truck horse but unlim-
bered and ran a race that improved with
each stride. Red Lass was the winner
at the head of the stretch having been
in front all the way. Right there was
where the clever Benschoten saw his
chance He snot his mount in alongside
of Red Lass and went away to a flying
finish
Elder was in favorable position all
the way in the second race moved up
into the lead at the stretch and finished
well out in front ahead of the rest.
Bonnie Prince Charlie was strong at
the finish but not quite good enough to
beat Elder.
Ramon Corona was picked to win in
the third race and with Wordsworth for
a mount looked good as he went to the
post. But Crossover surprised every
one and clearly outgamed Ramon in
the stretch where it was give and take
with these two horses. But Crossover
gave Ramon Corona more than he bar
gained for and beat him out at the fin
ish
Only Three Start In Fifth.
The fifth race was TO have been
feature but the heavy going caused all
but three entries to be withdrawn
Bobby Boyer a Bradley horse took the
lead at the start and was in that posi-
ton at the finish Balella tried to
catch the winner at the stretch but
was not good enough even with game
effort.
Summaries
First race five furlongs. selling, two
yearolds value to first s225-Stalwart
Lad, 10, (Benschoten) 20 to 1. won;
Red Lass. 10 (Reid) to 2, second;
Soon. 10 ct. SMITH to 1 third Time
:04 2-5. Beechmont, Vanity Fair, Agil-
ity, Lady Stalwart. Count de Orc, Iwal-
ami. Lees Friar, Double F ran.
Second race, six furlongs, selling,
fourtearolds and up. value to first s225
Elder. 112 CMcCullough) to 1, won;
Bonnie Prince Charlie, 112 (Rettig)
to 1, second; Ned Carmack, 112 Houder)
Is to l. third. Time 1:17 2-5. Joe
Woods, Sir Edwards Dr. Mack, Spooner,
Cotytto Jim Games ran.
Third race one mile selling three
yearolds and UP value to first S225-
Crossover 109 (McCullough) to l.
5 to /, second; Short Order 1O1 (Jones)
5 to 1 third. Time IA 3-5. Tavora,
Pedro, Mauretania ran.
Fourth race, one mile, Dolores handi-
cap, twoyearolds and up, value to first
S105O-Injury. 113 (Wilson) TO 1, won;
Green Seal, 102 (Benschoten) to l.
second: Angelus, 125 (Molesworth) to
5, third. Time, 1:42 As
Fifth race, five and one-haIf furlongs,
purse twoyearolds, value to first $500
Bobby Boyer. los (Reid) to 5, won;
Balella, 112 (Rettig) to 5, second;
Seth, los tneogh) 5 to ,, third. Time,
1:1O
Sixth race. six furlongs, selling. three
yearolds and up, value to first $500
112 0ouder) to. 2, won;
OtilO. 113, (McCullough) 9 to /. second;
Napa Nick 1O4 (Nolan) to 5, third
Time lis 2-5 Bod Lynch. Del Cruza-
dor, Servicience, Alice George ran.