Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Fifteen to One Shot Wins Handicap
at Emeryville.
sPELLBoUND GIVES UP RACE
First and Second Choices Tire After
showing PrOminentIy-FRvOr
Win First Three Events
on the Card.

OAKLAND Cal Jan. 4.-Arasee a ff
teen ozone chance, proved a surprise by
winning the Lissak handicap from some
clever performers at Emeryville today.
Spellbound ruled fovorite for the event
which was al a mile with Coppertown next
in demand. Early Tide made the early
running but was passed by Rosevale,
which led into the stretch, Arasee closed
fast the last furlong and won easily. Rose
vale beat Venlta Strome for second money.
Spelbound and Coppertown both stopped,
after running prominently.
Favorites started off well by winning
the first three races. Rainy weather pre-
vailed, but the attendance was large. Sum
mary:
First. race six furiong; Demithid ! TO 2,
won; Ken Stcne, to ], second; Yellow
Foot 30 to J., third. Time. 1:l73S.
Second race, three and one-half furlongs:
Oakland, II to H. won; Anon, s to s, sec
Ond; Vanir, coupled with Amon), third.
Time, O:42B.
Third rae, futurity course John H. shee-
IS lden), p to /, second; Fernando, CTap-
linz, to 1. third. Time, 1:l22S.
Mona Lisa, Madeline Musgrave Beda
and No Quarter finished as named
-Four "a @, mile, the LssaE handicap:
Arasee, GLASS, 70 to I, won Rosevale. Ct.
Martini. Is to 1 second; Vena Strome. CTap-
mn go /, tnlrd. Time, 1874.
SpoLbounl, Rig ick, COppertown and
Early Tide finished as named.
Fifth race six furlongs: Belle OF lroQuois.
CiddleJ, to l. won; Burleigh Archibald),
. TO J. second; Dacia tCallahan), Y to I,
Black sheep Billy Myer. Miss Picnic.
.llhnghast, DarGin and Father Stafford
finished as named.
sixth race. six furlongs: Likely Diou-
donne, (Mardn), TO I, won: Daddy Clip,
,GiaSD. TO /. second; Fpuntan square
Craplinl. II to .. third. Time, lI5%.
PM Mohr, The EaNlffs Daughter and
Clara w finished 8 Iamed.
JacLSun,IIir HrccS.
JACKSONVILLE ria. Jan. 14-Weathel
and track conditions az Moncrcf TO-DAY
We're almost perfect and more than 500
persons witnessed ,he races. Lady Davis
played from Go TO even money. cap
tuIed the Di>lc Handicap. worth 81 son
Butwel took the fayoIite to the front a
The start ana never relinqgisncd tho lead
finishing a length in front OF Milton D..
With kagman lonEth back Summaries
First race, ouo-iouth mile straight
May Rose ot Jeodah, 10 g. won
,ommy Thompson second, star Jasamlnc
tuird. Time o.-2.s.
second race. u0s. Trustee to T. won
unund-. -e.3.., Gold uar ,hua. IIme
hind race. s.s rarongs. n. Al. Green
4 10 e.. Won. Bosom second; .lotlmsn
third Time. E.Ig
FOURTH race. mile. ard sixteenth. Mar,
Davis, even, Won, Milton b.. second. Rag
man. tniTd. Time. 1863.
Fllh race, sax uTionE-: CIaQue. TO 2
Won, Stafford, second, Eve " mite thlra
Time, ll55.
olAth race ms, 500. f-ycar-olds an,
dp, mile al. nth Edwin H.. I0a
tHo"sel, % O." %. . 30 3D. TO o. won. Prince
uht, no. tAicI a--urdJ. 90 ]. 20 - TO 4
second My. Cat 100. Sweeney 10 TO B
even, third. Time. 1865
I Norman. Third Ran, Husky. Queen Mar
sdCrlte also ran.
Card - 1umBu.
TAMPA. Fla, Jan. I4-Perfsct weathc
and the best card Of the meeting serve,
10 make todays racing ideal in every re-
spect, Form was not so predominant fl
tre winning horses, but the public man
5g'd 20 pick three OF the winners. Tedd,
Bear won the railway handicap from .
Eh-ciass field In impressive STYLE sum
narias.
IusJ race. 81. r.r,oug- Friend yirsiI
3 10 D. won. Black Domino second. Nor,
. Emma. third. Time. I.IgzF
second race, SIA furlouEs- Grenade