El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18

Forms Reversed and It Was
Anybody's Race All the
Way Through.

Jay at the Juafez track and are Sched-
Uled for another today with the mud
ankle deep on the adobe track Not
only were the horses at sea. Friday,
but the hackers were also up, against
it for all form was reversed in the
running under the sloppy weather con-
ditions and 1t. was anybody's race to
win. Fred Mulholland ran the nearest
to form of any of the mud runners Fri
day. He finished in front in the fourth
race, beating Kopek. Dennis Stafford
and Candleberry to the plum Mulhol-
land lay up with the field to the
stretch turn and then beat them out in
the final going by a length Kopek
ran fine race to the stretch but quit.
Dennis Stafford did not like the run
ming and quit badly.
Bonnie disappointment.
Bonnie Prince Charlie in the last
race was the surprise of the day, due
largely to the weather and track con-
ditions. The Bonnie Prince was picked
to win going away and was played
heavily at the prevailing odds of TO
1. Away fifth. Charlie never was able
to get UP to a winning position and
quit to nothing before the end of the
race. Rey Ell Tovar went into the lead
al the far turn and ran his field to
death into the stretch. Thurbet and
Joe Woods furnished nice little race
for second place, Thurbet winning at
the end.
Jockeys Disciplined.
Presiding judge Price announced that
the track that the entry of Helen Car
roll would be refused in the future.
owing to some rough work which took
place last week. Jockeys Rice, Nc
Cullough and Denny were also discip-
lined, Rice drawing a fine of 800 for
ALLEGED rough riding and the other two
boys $50 each for the same reason.
No postponements viii be made for
the remainder of the meeting II it is
at all possible for the horses to run,
the mana cement says. 1t is the de-
sire to finish the full schedule by April
1 and the races will be held in spite
of the weather conditions unless the
track gets too heavy for safety.
The Summaries.
First Race-Four furlongs. purse,
maiden 2yearold colts and geldings,
value to first $3.50. Zapotec. III (Lou-
der to 1 won; Sayville. Up (McCul-
1ough) to 2 second; Bill Lamb, 10T
(Molesworth) to 1 third. Time 40
3-5. Twenty-One, B. P. Melbourne.
Martin Casey. Booger Battle. Louder,
Wild West, ran.
Second Race-Seven furlongs. selling.
3yearolds and up, value to first $3.50
Fritz Emmett, 80 CBruce) 9 to 5 won;
Interpose, 112 (Smith) 5 to 1 second;
Deneen. 112 (Cotton) to / third.
Time 1:284-5. Lucky Nose. Aunt
Marcy. Agility. Plufe, Hearts Relief
Bard onia. Helen Carroll ran.
Third Race-One and one-eighth mile
selling. 4yearolds and up. value to first
5000 Buna. 100 (Nolan) - TO l worI
Mike Jordan. 1O7 Denny 8 to 1 sec
ond; Wolferton. 107 (Rice) to 2 third.
Time 200. Taskmaster. Salian. Nebul-
osus. Gunston. Chas Rothchild. ran.
Fourth Race-One mile. selling. 81
yearolds and UP. value to first 5000
Fred Mulhelland. 10 CReid) to 5
won; Kopek. 115 (Parker) to 2 sec
ord; Dennis Stafford. 115 CMcGee) to
2 third. Time las. Candleberrv ran.
Fifth Race-Six furlones. selling. g
yearolds and up, value to first 5000.
Union Jack. 81 (AlIen) 8 to won:
Ia cia, 90 (Moore) s to second; Lees
Friar, 81 CNolan) to 1 third Time
1915 Lady Tendi. Hidden Hand. Ro
berta. Milpitas, Amigo. Sainfox.. ran.
Sixth Race@Six fur1ongs, selling. 3
vearolds and uD. value to first $50
Rev FL Tovar, log (Parker) to won:
Thurbet. 112 (McGee) 3 to 2 second:
Joe Woods. 112 CRice) to ! third
Time 1:16 As. Bonnie Prince Charlie
Old Nick. Deerfoot. Nyanza, Mia, Fly
ing Pearl. ran.