Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-01
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Arasee Wins Firth Victory in Handi.
cap at Emeryvi1Ie.

Arasee Wins Firth Victory in HAndi-
cap at EmeryvilIe.
OAKLAND. Cal, Jan. s1.-Arasee won his
fifth straight victory when he annexed the
Fairy handicap at Emkryville today. Pride
of Lismore led until near the finish, when
Arasee closed fast and beat rim neck
Rain fell and the track was very muddy
Summarizes 'r.'t
First race, three furlongs, two-year-olds;
Camarada, to 1, won; Minstra, l6, to s,
second Florence s, TO ], third. Time,
second race. Futurity course: Dutch
/ Rock, TO 2, won; Abeua. 20 to l. second !;
Twickenham, to /, third, Time. LIS.
9,T9 race 9eas n1is ana "a qGsTter Jim
| Shore. (E MARTINI, 10 to 1, second; Fulletta,
! Selden),- to s. third Time, 215.
Pete, Mr.. Bishop, Star Actor and Marigot
| Fourth race, five furlongs, Fairy handi-
/ cap: Arasee, (Glass), TO /, won; Pride OF
! Lismore, (Selden), 10 to 5, second; Arionette,
| (Pickens) y to /, third Time, 1908.
Likely Dleudonne also ran.
| Fifth race, one mile: Southern Gold.
Martini, s to J. second; God Ia g,
! (Fischer), 10 to 1, third. Time, :461h
/ Welakao The Bailiffs Daughter, Re-
sponseful Lorenzo and Whidden. finished
sixth race, six furlongs: Judge Hender-
son, (Arehibald), ? TO l. won Inolement.
II j.
9 70 2, third, Tiulef 1:lliS, ~.
! Tony Faust No Quarter. Meohant Jesy
sulphur, Belle Of Iroquois, .ChantiIly and
j Orelio finished as named. ss.,
! JACKSONVILLE, Flal5 Jan. 3l.-lA rather
ordinary card was offered at Montrfef this
afternoon and the WINNERS I'm most. OF the
events came from unexpected sources with
long odds quoted against their chances.
Wander at 80 to / proved the greatest
surprise Of the. day. when, under hus-
Ting ride by Bell, he got up In time TO
nose out Alfred the Crest. the to fav-
orite. inths fifth. race. summsres;
First race. three furlongs: Sister Florence.
TO 2, won; American Girl second; NelIo,
second race. six rurIohgs; oghwaea TO
/, won; Robinson. second; Kern. third.
Third race. six ,furiopes; q. L. DOYLE. %
to 1. won; Common Sense, second; Mason,
third. Time, 1;14ts <"~tG
Fourth race one mile: Jack Dennian Z
to l. won; Donau, seconds 'Spes Nostra,
third. Time, 1:41h.
Fifth race, six and one-helf ftrlongs:
second, Marie Hyde, third. Time 1:2iEk
Sixth race, selling 500, flve-year-olds and
up, mile and sixteenth; Elfah. III, Mus.
| gravel, to g even, 1 70 g won. ShapdaIe
Galley slave. 1Os CMeGahey9, s to j. to &
Ed I'd Keck, ATdri and Rossdale also ran
Ben Howe fell.
TAMPA. Jan. sl.-W1fh the new inshage-
ment in charge there was, a distinctly,
Improvement in the races here today. Tn,
prices were liberal 100 10 being quotet
on some starters In every race Close fin
ishes contributed to the exceIlence OF tn,
card. t.-,A
The feature was the viototy OF Horace e
over Bethlehem In the sixth. Played from
six down TO three, Bethlehem was knocked
off his stride coming into the stretch ant
was not able to get up IN time TO overtak,
Horace E., being nosed out Of flrst place
Summaries:
First race, five and a half furIonKs
Uncle Jim, 31a TO I, won 7, h. Shears. sec
ond; Herman Doyle. third. Time fis5k
Second race, five and a half furlongs
ond; Il. r, Shipp, third. Time, ll24
Third race, five furlongsi Robert Bruce
1 TO q won; Blanche Frances. second; Bii
Usage, third. Time l:08a5.
Fourth race, six furlongs: Horice to
won; Elizabeth. second; Montagni. third
Fifth race, $3.50, 4-year-olds and up. 81,
lfurlongs, selling Teddy Bear lt5 CHat
thews). TO 8, ! 10 ., out won; Clysmlc
llOl (Jansen), to !, even, out, second; Ton
W. rs pickett, to !, 20 s. o4t third
Time 1884 A'.
b. j swsnner Husky and Grenade ais
Sixth race. $50. S,year-olds and up, mil,
, and a sixteenth, selling: Horace e. 10
, (kingl, s TO 2, even, / to 2, won: Bethlehem
1903 dryer, l3 10 1, 6 20 5, 3 to s. second
Garthsgs T,, ios SBserseu)' to l. sto 5, to
Golden Castle, Vanen. San Gil and Eek
pltcit also ran.