El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-08
ROUND The WORLD
EASY WINNER Of
HANDICAP
Slim Crowd Witnesses the
Races, War Attraction
Being Strong.

Pacing was resumed at the Juarez
track Tuesday and Round the World
captured the big event of the day when
he took tie Zacatecas handicap worth
$1,000 from Injury and Frank Muilens,
the race being seven furlongs.
There was very slim crowd in at
tendance, for the fight beyond the
smelter was too strong an attraction
even for the race track followers TO
miss and the grand stand looked like
the crowd at a baseball game on
rainy day.
Round the World had no trouble IN
making the circuit ahead Of the rest
OF the field and showed his heels IN
great fashion TO Injury, who nosed IN
der the wire second, followed by Frank
AIullens-
The first race, for which the purse
was but $3.50, was won by Lawn with
Denny up. the maiden filly showing her
heels to Thistle Rose all the way
round.
Salvage was behind the field until
the last stretch in the second race. but
came forward with a good stride and
took the candy from Rey FL ToTar and
Lykers.
Chapultepec named after the palace
that president Diaz occupies in Mexico
City. got off with a good start in the
third race and kept going all the way
round. though Lena Lech and Cresten,
who followed right behind, showed
some speed and contested with the
leader for the hOnors.
The Fifth Race.
Bob Farley. OF the Ireland stables.
had TO show all his speed to take the
money in the fifth race, but he showed
up well and though given run for his
money by Rue. who led Butter Ball,
Il = ~
liver the goods
In the last race of the day Beach
Sand had no trouble winning from the
field of eight. while Fred Mulholland
and Pedro tFailed in behind, running
for all they were worth in their at
tempt to get second place, Mulhoiland
taking the place
The Summaries.
First race. three and half furlongs,
selling. twovearold maiden fillies, value
TO first s15O-Lawn, 112 Denny to
1, won; Thistle Rose, 112 (Molesworth)
even. second; FRAGILE, 10 (AdcCullough)
so TO J. third. Time, AZ. Lady Dolora,
WoolvoI. Edna S, GOldfern- Pnimdale,
Ethel Wicks ran
Second race. five furlongs, selling.
fouryearoIds and up. value to first $3.50
Salvage, 112 Denny 3 to l, won;
Rey FL Tovar, 1I2 (Garner) s to /, sec
ond; Lykers, 10 (Alolesworth) to 1,
third. Time ZOO 3-5 Sircus, Kyle,
Bitter Sir Sporting Life. Nike Molett,
Arrowshaft, Grace Golden, Colonel Aus
tin ran.
Third race, six furlongs, selling, four
yearolds and up, value to first $500
Chapultepec, .I10 (Benschoten) Z. to 10,
won: Lena Lech. 10 Denny 10 to 1,
second: Creston, 112 (McGhee) 8 to !,
third Time I:14 Is. Marian Casey,
Doc Allen, Hannis, Roberta, Tom Nc
Grath, Sainfox, Gladys Louise ran.
Fourth race, seven furlongs, Zacate-
cas- handicap threeyearolds and up,
value to first s1O5O-Round the World,
1I2 (Keogh1 TO 5 won; Injury, rs
(Kennedy) to I, second; Frank Null
lens lOs (Garnerl Is to 1, third. Time.
1.25 10. Helmet, Sterlin, Flying Wolf
ran
Fifth race, six furlongs, threeyear-
olds. value to first s200-Bob Farley,
1Os AIountain) to 1, won; Rue, 107
(Iolesworth) Is to 1, second; Butter
Ball, 107 CRice) to 2. third. Time,
1:12 3-5 Dubois. Cat, The Hague,
Helen Scott. Fritz Emmett ran
Sixth race. one mile, selling, three
yearelds and up, value to first, 5000
Beach sand, 80 (Allen) Z TO ?, won;
Fred Mulholland, los CReid) to 2,
second; Pedro. IO7 (Garner) 8 to 1.
third Time, lao. Little Marchmont,
Marsand. Florence a, Barney Oldfield,
The Peer ran.