The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-23
Star Performer l. Sent
North to Rscuperate
Before the Opening Of
the kentucky Tracks.
fspeciai Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence)
TUAREZ, Mexico, Feb. 1s.-Mor'
~ rain than in any previous years
during the winter has visited this sec
tion this season and as consequence
mud horses had veritable harvest IL
winning purses and those unable te
negotiate such going have been com
PEELED to remain in the stables at the
Juarez track. AS the showers are now
about over apparently here, and as
spring approaches, the weather is al.
ways Of an ideal character, the clos
ing weeks of the winter meeting Is
sure to see the best in the stables at
the Mexico track under colors and it
is certainty that some of the best
races are yet to come here this win
ter, though over seventy days OF the
meeting have now been run off.
That 0he meeting will continue to the
windup marked with daily success that
has ruled here all this winter IS a
foreeone conclusion, as in face OF bad
weather and track conditions recently
there was no diminution In the attend
ance on such days and the play In the
ring was as heavy each afternoon with
fields of poor class as ruled even as
the biggest days of other years.
Pan Zareta, which is an unbeaten
star at the present winter meeting, has
now winning race record of seven
teen races won, though she is barely
in the second month of her three-year'
old form. AS two-year-old last sea-
son she started nineteen times, winning g
thiyteeq races and finishing second
three third twice ad unplaced onces So
far this season she has raced four times
front. She has so far won $5692 IN
stakes and purses, S3512 Of which she
won as two.year- old last season and
$3.50 has been her winnings so far
this season.
MANY now look upon the TEXAS
IS1 bred filly as the nsxt Kentucky
Oaks winner, as with all her dazzling
sprinting ability she wins her races at
the end Ike q thorough stayer Be-
ing by Abe Frank, she is granddaueh-
ter Of Hanover on the sire side and as
her dam is by Rancocas, son OF Iro.
quois. it will be noted she is very close
ly related to the only American bred
Leger.
Pan Zareta is a full sister to Calisse,
a great little race mare for her inches
and gooS .n0leh xs a twtyear-old In
1911 to go to Kentucky from the Juares
track and capture both the Debutante
stakes at Churchill Downs and the Clip
sstta stakes at Latooia.
Caisse was too small TO develop into
an Oaks winner type last season as a
on moro heroic lines than her speedy
sister and is in fact as big as a filly
ordinarily should be SO early in her
three-year-old form.
Her creditable record without de-
feat 90 far this winter at the Mexico
track Is given in the resume of the
seven races recorded below. The last
four ara her wins 50 far IN 1913 as a
thIee-year"old:
Won purse, M five fursonss, 11s pounds
Won handicap, five and half fur
longs, 9s5 pounds up Gall ages), in
Won purse, five and half fur
longs, 1l2 pounis UP, in l:07 I-5.
Won Rio Grande stakes, SIX frrlougs,
102 pounds up, In l:l4 l-6.
Won pursa. SIX furlOngs, Ito pounds
up,w pwnn y 5;1s 5;.lSn. Il ..,
112 pounds up, in 1:13 LIS.
Won pulse, six furlongs, la pounds
up, in I;12 3-5.
In these races she has beaten among
The three-year- -olds such winners as:
Truly, El Palomsr, Kiva, Gordon Rus.
sell, Nobby, Idle Tale, The Cinder. Gas
ket, Stout Heart, Real Star, Ralph
LLOYD, Bula Welsh, Rosirie. Loan Shall.
Terrible Bill. Kenneth and Mrs. Camp.
while. OF the older division che has de-
feated such clever performers as G. M.
Miller, Lady Paucbita, Pawhuska.
Kootenay. Tilford Thomas, Uuripbt
and Fountain Square.
DAN zARETA's s seemingly inriueibIe
J. form at Juarez this winter has caused
the great three-year-old fillv TO be as
much talked about in racing circles
mere as any performer bred and raised
IN Texas IN years. She is now SO
highly. prized by the Newman stable
that tho Sweetwater firm would nos
dispose OF her for anything short OF
an enormous sum.
Trainer Jack Adkins would like n
IL her owners, J. F. Newman e Son
any way express any desire TO part
7vith her for fair price she NAV soon
hscome & stable companion TO Buck
horn, Helen Bsrbee and other eracEs
owned by the Canadian turfman. That
Adkins thinks most highly Of hel
gp-1ntinR ability is proven in a talk
ne made . few days ago, when he an