El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-20
ATTENDANCE SMALL
AND FAVORITES
FARE BADLY
Closer the Only Favorite to
Land in Sundays Chilly
Events.

There was little more than HANDFUL
OF spectators at the Juarez races sun
dav. The day was cold and the track
still heavy, SO no brilliant racing was
expected and none was forthcoming
only one favorite was returned
winner in the six races that were run
This was Closer, who captured the
frrt event of the day, a four furlong
race. from a fair field. He outclassed
the other runners from the start and
never had any trouble maintaining ms
lead to the end. Bill Lamb came sec
ond. leading 70 Puedo, who did his
best
Sink Spring did the same trick in
The second race, being followed by Ju-
dith Page, who made a vain effort TO
win In the home stretch. while Col.
Bronston made a squirt on the last turn
ana nosed in ahead of Deneen for third
position
The third race Of FIVE fursongs went
TO Hoopa, who watched her chance and
nosed ahead at the stretch turn when
1walani stopped Sporting Life and
Maxine Dale came with rush on the
home stretch and got the next two
positions
VreeIand shows Glass.
vreefand. Of Barney Schreiber's
stable, had to run fast to win the
fourth race from a speedy field Of s.
yearolds He went to the post at II TO
g. and the betting on his was rather
heavy. He justified the Judgment OF
HIS followers by showing his heels 20
the rest Of the field Enfield came
strong on the last stretch, but had to
yield and the Schneider horse Won
Napa Nick made a good third.
In the fifth race Sigurd ran away
before the start and had gone six fur
lungs before ne could be brought back
70 the post This put him out of the
running and Dubois captured the
event, taking the lead from the start
and maintaining it all the way to the
wire. Oriental Pearl ran a good sec
ond and Lady Tendi finished a strong
third.
The last race, FIVE furlongs. went to
Dave Montgomery. who was running
at Z to l. He forced the pace and at
the stretch turn came out TO the mid
die Of the track when Interpose forged
ahead but could not stand the killing
test TO the wire. Joe Enrich came
strong at the finish and closed a big
gap, making third position
The Summaries.
First race, furlongs, purse, 2year-
olds; value to first s200-Closer, rs
(Rice) 1 to ?, won; Bill Lamb 10S
.Molesworth) 4 TO l. second; 70 Puedo,
103 CNolan) 40 to 1, third. Time, :54.
Lady Dolora, Sayville, ran.
Second race, 1 mile, selling, 3year-
olds and up; value to first s150-Sink
Spring, 112 (Parker) 6 to I, won; Ju-
dith Page, 106 (Rice) to 5, second;
Col. Bronston, 112 DENNY to l,
third. Time, 1882 Is. Deneen, Pan
nell You Win, Guy Spenser. ran.
Third race, 3 furlongs, selling, 3year-
clds and I'd: value to first $150-Hoopa,
80 (Allen) 3 TO I, won: Sporting Life,
1O3 (Benschoten) TO 1, second; Max
inc Dale, go (Gargan) 20 to L third
Time, 1903 1-5. Mike Molett, Iwalani,
Billy Mayhue. st. Joe, Queenful, ran
Fourth race, 6 fur1ongs, uprse, 3year-
olds and up; value to first s200-Vree-
land. 107 (AIolesworth) II to 8, won;
Enfield, rs CRice) TO /. second; Napa
Nick, 112 Denny ? TO 1, third Time,
1:21 as Ocean Queen, ran
Fifth race, 6 furlongs, selling. 3year-
olds; value to first s200-Dubois, los
(Molesworth) 5 to 2, won; Orienta.
Pearl, 81 CAllen) 2 TO 1, second: Lady
Tendi, SO CBenschoten) Is to I, third.
Time, 1924 81 Sigurd, ran
Sixth race. furlongs. selling, g.
yearolds and up; value to first S150-
Dave Montgomery, 106 CRice) to 1.
won; Interpose, LOG (Molesworth5 to
!, second: Joe Enrich, Us (Cotton) 10
TO !, third Time 1903 2-5. E NJ. Fry.
Bonnie Prince Charlie Ned Carmack.
Elder, ran