El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-09
INJURY HAS CLOSE
SHAVE IN The
HANDICAP
Cherryola Pushes Winner
on Home Stretch in San
Miguel Event.

Injury won the San Miguel handicap
over the long route of one and one
sixteenth miles Sunday from a field
which was slow only in comparison 10
the splendid Fuller colt Injury ran
his usual strong race and was running
four lengths and better in the lead at
the stretch turn after Angelus had run
himself out trying to get winning
lead. Cherryola almost slipped one over
on the handicap winner by making
mad rush for it at the straightaway-
Wilson on Injury was leading by such
a good margin that he pulled up his
mount and started to coast home, but
Cherryola came with a belated rush
and all but beat out the Injury animal
at the finish, the distance which de-
cided the race being less than a length.
Injury was back in fourth position I'M
til the last turn was reached when
Wilson shot him into the gap and
closed it with blue sky behind. An
gelus made his. move TOO soon and vas
out at the finish.
SayviIIe Upset Calculations.
What would have happened in the
2yearold race if Sayville had not run
away going TO the post would not be
hard to guess. The colt got away from
jockey Wolcott and ran a quarter be-
fore he was stopped. But his race
was a good one and second only to
Upright. who won from the field of
youngsters. Martin Casey was third.
It's hard to keep the Irish down
Dennis Stafford was Knocked around
something fierce in the second race, but
came ahead on to victory ahead of the
bunch of 4yearolds and won going
away. Alice George came with be-
lated rush and ran a fine race Wal
dorf Belle was making up ground like
q Swede chambermaid makes beds, but
she came a bit too late to win Sunday.
The rest ran.
Bob Lynch. the tried old veteran.
won the overnight handicap without
serious opposition. Lomond was sec
ond and should have won had he not
been caught on the rail coming through
and been held up unit too late TO make
an effective move. 1t was well for
Bob Lynch that Lomond did not come
through, for he was showing a world
of speed all the way The Wolf was
third and was running well TO the end.
when he quit badly.
Mockler ran a distance race in the
fifth and laid in behind the pace until
the time came to make move and
then went up and away for killing
Rue ran a fair race only and was not
showing the form that he has in the
past Pit-a-Pat was coming with
rush at the stretch turn, but was not
able to get up in time to get better
than show position. I'll Meter did
lust that at the finish. He laid in be-
hind the pace all the way to the turn
for home then came on with belated
rush and won by neck from L NJ
Eckert, who was putting up a good,
game race after being outrun at the
start.
SFirst race, three furlongs, purse.
2yearolds, value to first s300-Upright,
los (Rice). to 2. won; Sayville, 107
CWolcott), II to 1, second; Martin
Casey, 105 (Bruce), so to 1, third
Time. "a 3d. Mexico, Tie Thomas, Bill
Lamb, Erfolg, Johnny Pitts. Masalo,
Yankee, Jack Wainwright, Noah, ran
Second race, six furlongs, selling,
zyearolds and up. value to first s225-
Dennis Stafford, 10 (Rice), TO ..
won: Alice George, 10 (McGee), 8 to 1,
second. waldorf Belle, 100 (Arm- |
40 to 1, third. Time, ia As. /
Deneen, sixteen, Lady Elizabeth. Rose /
DAILY. Shamrock. Bitter Sir, Mike Mol |
lett St. Kildas ran
Third race six furlongs, handicap, |
Syearolds and up, value to first $500
Bob Lynch, 102 (Molesworth), to 1, 1
won: Lomond, 1O9 (Rice), 9 to 2, sec
ond: The Wolf, los (Murphy), 8 to 5,
third Time 1:13 Is Ocean Queen,
Glorio, ran.
Fourth race one and one-sixteenth
miles. San Miguel handicap, Syearolds
and up, value to first s144o-Iniury,
I26 (wilson), 4 to I, won; Cherryola.
Ito (Moore). 2 to 1, second: Angelus,
lis (Murphy), to 8, third. Time. 1:45.
Jack Atkin. Green Seal, ran.
Fifth race. five and one-half fur
ongs, selling, 3yearolds and up value
70 first s225-Mockler, III (Wilson), s
10 1, won; Rue 100 (Molesworth), even,
second; Pit-a-Pat, 10 (Keogh), II to 1.
bird Time, 1:0S. Bob Farley, Lees
Triar, Fritz Emmett, Emma H, Oriental
Pearl, ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling,
Iyearolds and up, value to first s225-
II Meter, 115 Gouder), to 1. won;
:. NJ Eckert. 10 (Reid), to /, second;
Tube Rose, los (Anderson), 10 to 1,
bird. Time, 1:1s as, Tom McGrath.
flying Pearl. Hidden Hand. Rey FL
rovar, Mark Kennedy, ran.