El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-25
HANDICAP IS WON
EASILY BY TRANCE
Sono Ruled Off Track in the
Fifth Race for Delay
ing Start.

Trance, running at even money, cap
tured the six furlong handicap. the
fourth event on the card at the Juarez
track, Friday afternoon She started
ahead OF the field and maintained a
good lead all the way round, winning
easily. Marjorie A followed the pace
all the way, but she could not, over
take the leader. Harrigan was left
behind in the early part ofAthe race
but came fast toward the end and
nosed in ahead of Enfield.
In the first race Jim Nc. started in
the lead. eased up a bit and drew be-
hind the field to conserve his strength.
Then he came with a rush at the
stretch turn and ran over the leaders.
Beechmont had the race won TO the
eighth of a mile post, but could not
last the rest Of the distance under the
terrific test.
Salian Wins Second.
In the second race Salian took the
outside of the track at the start, but
forged to the front at will and won in
a gallop while Col Bronston came fast
al the stretch and Sam Barber made
a game finish.
:. Jupiter Joe led the field from the
post TO the wire in the third race. out
gaming Vreeland who contested every
foot OF the race while Big Stick ran
third.
soma, Ruled Off Track.
Soma, who ran third in the fifth race
was ruled off the track because for the
third time that She has been entered in
a race she DELAYED. the start by unruly
actions at the post. Roberta won This
event. starting in the lead and main
tanning ii all the way. Minnolette took
second places
The last race of the Ray went to
Acumen. This horse laid is behind tie
field until the stretch turn where he
came with a rush, overlook Florence
A. and outgamed her In the final
strides. She could not Withstand tine
final drive and made second while
Marigot got in on the money.
Gen. Juan Navarro with two inem-
bers of his staff attended the races.
The Summa .ies.
First Race-Five fur;ongs, selling,
maiden 3yearolds, value Cd first s So
Jim Nc, 112 (Warring.on 8 to 1 won;
Beechmont, 112 (Cotton)ss &c to Sec
ond; Emma L, lie (MF sorthl to
third. Time 1903 -. Ben Wilson.
Trafalgar, Double f. Patio i)iseau, Jos
Wells, Eleanor Stribling, Footfall. rah.
Second Race-One AMI one-sixteenth
miles, selling, 4syearol1s' and up, value
to firse $50. Saliah, 16T lHlasS) to
won; Col Bronston. los :Taplinl 10
to second; Sam Barrier, III DENNY
10 to 1 third. tt ne $50 As. Waldorf
Belle, Sink Spring, yesme. TaskmasteI,
Lady Elizabeth. Dixie Dixon, ran
Third Race-Se ren furlongs. purse.
4yearo1ds and up. va ie To first $3.50.
Jupiter Joe. 10S (McSiee) to won;
Vreeland. 112 (Moles WORTH s to ) see
ond; Big Stick, l95 tTaaiin) to I
third. Time 1927 10 Beau Man, ran.
Fourth Race-Six eurlongs. handicap.
Syearolds and dp. value co first s225.
Trance 100 (Kennedy) even wen; Mar
jorie A, SO (Nolan) 10 j second; Har-
rigan. 12S (McGee) II to third Time
1:13 AS. Enfield, ran
Fifth Race-Stx furlonss, selling, p
yearolds and up, vatre to .irsr $50.
Roberta, 107 GLASS; 4 to won; Min
nolette, 100 Nolan) 60 / second; Soma,
los (McGee) to third. Time lis
1-5. Billy Maynue, Ealnfox, Marian
Casey, Amigo. Alice George, prcen, ran.
Sixth Race-Oae mile, selling, 4year-
olds and up, value to, fist $500. Acu-
men, 100 Denny to\1 won; Florence.
103 (Molesworth) s to l second; Mari
got, SO CMoore) 80 to / third. Time
1:42 2-5. Kopek, Fred A1ulholland, Bad
News, Woodlander, ran.