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, , , 1 , , , . I J 1 1 1 1 1 I j e J ■ l « I LOS ANGELES FORM CHART. ,.s , T PARS LOS ANGELES, CAL., Thursday, January 3. 1907.— Thirty first day. Los Angeles Jockey Club. Winter Meeting !M days. Weather clear; track fast. — 1 books an. Presiding Judge. A. W. Hamilton. Starter. Richard Iivvyi r. Secretary, John P.odeu. Pacing starts at 1:45 p. ni. W indicates Whip, S spurs. 1; blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the OilMaeer • f each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. £*QGQ IIPSI K.VCF. Short Course. Steeplechase. 2:5tH 7 170. Purse 00. I year olds DOaIDi/ and upward. Handicap. Xel value to w inner .25. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 1 3 5 7 StrFin Jockeys Owners O II C P S »il.v-l R. LOGAN ws 4 lis 4 I ::"":: ""1- l8 1* P Koehier l: Schreiber «-5 «-51 1-102-5 out OB213 THADDEUS ws 7 138 3 3 2 2* ::l :■» :■» :» T McBride M .1 Hayes :; i I I 7 10 ik!:.satciiki, WS1S I maims :: 3 3 Warren v Dewees G G 4 7-.", 1-2 8213 htlSTLETON WIS Ml « 0 4 4 Kan out. l/niergan SantakfonicnStn *I0 IS IS G 2 E8215 VM. PARRI8H w C 121 ! 1 Threw rider. ll. win .1 Leech 4 4 4 4 f. Z :. HSU MAY s. W8 133 .". 1 FelL Coltts JacksonAGitmnn *M 15 if. .". 1 •Coupled ill betting; in. separate place or show belting. Time. :;:,::;. Winner— Br. g. by Sola Miss Howard tral I by f. Vndtlock. Went to iiosi al 1:49. "ft al once to a good start. Won easily: second and third the same. Pr. Logan moved up into the lead after taking the fourth jump and. drawing awav. was ncvci closely approached. Thaddena fenced well throughout and was easily besl Of the other-. Satchel fenced vveil and tired after taking the fourth jump, but came on again after taking the sixth jump, htfcvtletou ran out at the fourth. William Parrish lost bis rider and May S. fell over the first jump. Incorrect weight it, entries Ma.v S.. 125. Overweights htmtleton, 5 pounds; William Parrish, 2. ftft07A SKCONl HACK 3-4 Mile. 1:12; 0 107. j Purse MOO. .IvcarohP. Allowances. OO a J Net value ,0 winner 25. 1 ml Horses AWtPPSt M Z X StrWn Jockeys owners i H i l~ B SS127 AI.IMO wit 310 4 2 ! 1 11 11 Pullman .1 .1 Walsh :: 4 . 4. J.J :;.", G6127 AMPKIX vv 1 in I 4 8* 2*J S* 2 1 Poland G .1 Long ID St SO 20 6 66143 LORD STANJIOPR wit Ml 6 3 ::: -l S* 3h Finn C V Clark 3 4 I A-:. 2-8 o; .:!,;,/.KJHPS wn :io 1 !» 7- « G« 41 Tnlbert R Bnusr I IS ■ 2 4-.". K127*COLONfiL JACK wn lb si 4 P 4l :.■ C Koerner W ll Holland s-5 S-5 1 2-5 out 66127 MAY L. N. w nr, ." 7 S" .".. ,.s «*• Kehoe l» A Ross M S S s 4 CS1S7 STNALOA II. w »■", 3 I : s- ja 71 V Kelly E .1 Baldwin HkSMSMM 30 SS1S7 MISS 11IMVAK ■ SS 7 r. G" 7-1 .x,; s-" Prussel T ► Webber 100 S0O-2M SO St 64162 NAVARRO v no :» I 1 S :• :i Berry i V Baldwin MO Stt SW St 30 Time. 24, IS,. 1:141. YV inner— Cb. e. by Solitaire II. Magdalenas trained by .1. K. Walker. Went to post at 2:1S. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easilv: sec .1 id h indilv : third driving. Arinio set a sharp pace for the first half, shook off Ampedo when an eighth out. then came away easily and won in a canter. Ampedo ran in improved form and stood the last eighth drive gamely, holding Lord Stanhope safe through the final hundred yards. The latter was mud, nsed in 1 dlowing the winm is fast pa,,, and tired in the last sixteenth. Zethu-. as u--ual. began slowly, but made up ground fast in the last quarter, tnhihlng With a rush. Colonel .lack stumbled al the start, but recovered and was a prominent contender for live furlongs, then tired and ran below his true form. Scratched 002.52 Elaneer, 106; 00107 Irish Mail. 100. Incorrect weights in entries Lord Stanhope, 111; Sinaloa II., 105. Cifii~7 T THIRD RACK Futurity Course. 2oo feet less than 3 1 mile. 1:0P 2 .MM 004 4 _L Purse .fioo. 1 ycai Ids and upward. Selling. Nel value to vv inn -r 2.".. I ml Horses AWtTPPSt" j~J ~7~s t r~F i 11 J o7-k"c~v a twneta Q~l L~C P 8 , ;17:,!1. GLORIA am 1 SI t 1 V 1» 1- P If Preston .1 , Atkin 8-i U-51 1-57-101-3 60201 I.SCAl.A.XTK 11 I 1,»7 G 4 J| S* "; V .1 Harris VV .1 Soeirs 7-5 7-512-102-6 out 66002*RIG HT AND TIUKwsu 7 Hit 2 :. L ; 2«i S* :! R kfcDnnlT M Cassi.lv I 6 G 7-5::.", 6598400 VRNOR ORMANWO IH..s 3 1- 4* 0 I -. W 1isch.r.l B Dunn li 15 15 I 8-5 66073 HARDING w it 7 106.. 3 7 :. ."• 6* ■• 1 P.. land .1 Klein M SI SI 7 2J 66035 SRO lYUU W S MS 7 3 f* i- f.- •» Kehoe I A Ross ltO Mt 1M 40 20 64902 REDWOOD IL w I ST 1 8 7 7- 7; 7,; C Rosa C hterkel St fett KM SI lo 60596 CAPITANAZO w 5 108 l li B 8 S t Barry G W Paldwin Gt MS MS M 20 Time. 1:10. Winner — Ch. f. by WoolatUorpc Sister Monica 1 trained by H. I. Miller. Went to jiosi at 2:52. At :,.,st 4 minutes, start good. Won easily: second and third the same. La Ohnla displayed SMnl speed thioiigbout. went into the lead at once, was taken the shortest route ami always held the race safe. Kscalaiite was always in closest, but unavailing, pursuit of the winner and imished fast and gamely. Right and True ran well, but tired in the last sixteenth from the terrific pace. Uovenmr Orasan ran well, but it was strictly a three horse race. The winner, entered for 0O, was bid up to.*!. 300 by J. P.. Pimti and bought in. Scratched 86741 Mintia. 08; 08201 Daruma, 113: 680S2 Don Duma, 11*. 0vei weights— Harding, 2] pounds; Cnpttanano, S; Fro Pyro, 4; Governor Orman, ?. OflQ7Q FOURTH. RACK 1 1-1G Miles. 1:45+-«— 1*2. Purse 00. 4 year olds am, lpward. DUjJ 1 m Handicap. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AAYt PP St U c. "4 Sir Fin Jockeys Owners o" H C, P S M21I CBLXO w 4 Hi ! 7 Ct, V tU" 4?. i»k C Rosa Elnswood Fnrni 4 7 7 El 1 6236 J. K. DONOHUE w 4 107 1 S V 7- 7« V L"f. .1 Harris R Wayland 4 5 3*. 0-5 T-M 6S2M UISTY MILLER WSU « 108 7 4 4!, SI 2* 1" 3- C Gross C Van Uusen »fl 14-614-51 3-5 StfJ8A rARTETES s 5 10S 4 3 I* I1 VM 51 4« Gargan .1 Curl ," s s 3 S-l 66236 SUPREME COURT wan S 104 « 5 :. .",- 6*7* •"l D Riley Van Dusen * h 14-514-.5L 2-6 6S026*LUBIN W7 112 3 9 !i I 8* and 6« r McDanlW W Elliott sf 15 15 0 3 . 6*091 ORATORIAN w 4 Me 5 ., 1" £| 4- » 7 » W Fischer J B Dunn IS M 1". I 3 MOSt JETSAM w.", m I 1 U 11 p, sj s» M Preston F J Kelly ] , 10 0 SI 1 Otl83WOOOTHORPE wn 6 7 i 0 7 s3 !» !t it Talbert R II Harria M M SI 13 i Coupled in betting; no separate place or show betting. lime. 24. Is,. 1:15.. 1:411, 1 :I7;. Winner — Ch. g, by Piccolo— Iubtallalrii. trained by J. Nelsouj. Went to post nt 3:2.3. At post 3 luimilcs. Start good. Won NlllUftS second and third the snnie. Cello worked his way through a rough journey to the far turn, then moved np and got cl°ar when turning for home and. eoming on fast, got up in the last two strides. J. K. Ponohuo also elosed a big gap and came through fast in the last eighth, finishing gamely under the whip. Dusty Miller ran well and da-ln M into the lead when turning for home, hut tired in the closing strides. Varietes showed speed, hul tired In the hnal sixteenth. Jetsam showed superior early speed, but was thoroughly beaten an eighth out. Seratehed— 00235 -Niblick, 82. Overweights — Oratorian, 2f pounds. Ct£tyr7€ FIFTH RACK 5 1-2 Furlongs. 13881 I Mt. Purse 00. 3 year olds. Selling. O O O Net value to winner B38B. Tnd Horses AWtPPStt jjj « Str Kin Jockeys Owners O H C P S mwiJllWITil T. FRYER Wsb 112 6 2 6 6= 61 1" C Koerner F Wallhauser 4 5 5 8-5 7-10 6616n2DDLONKA w 1»7 4 4 l1 l1 Is 2" M Preston F J K"lly 2 2 6-5 3-5 3-10 661803DR. IP.OOK IN 7 5 1" 2" 2-" 3n A ArchibldR B Allen 10 10 15 6 2 NMi el CAZADOB w BH 2 B V 4l Ift 41 Berry "• W Baldwin 4 6 6 2 1 66180-KRASODEIiO ws 104 1 7 1- 7-i 41 f Harty T A Fullum 10 12 10 4 2 8Bf7UBIG STORE b 109 .". 1 41 3 31 6s Finn J R Pyne 3 5 4 11-2 8H43 IoMM IDA wb h 7 I ;: 31 Bft 7li 730 C Ross H C Lund 10 15 IS 6 3 64874CAVATTNA w 107 3 8 8 8 8 8 R McDanlE a Davidson 20 20 10 4 2 Time, 2D. 48. 1 :0!l. Winner B. e. by Jucnal Speedy trained by K. Wallhauser. Went to [M st at 3:53. At post ti minute-.. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Edwin T. Kryer seemed surely lioatcn for a half, but came through fast in the last eighth and. finishing like a shot, got up to win in the last stride. Dulcinea showed the most early speed a. id clung on tenaciously after exhaustive pacemaking. Dr. Crook ran in decidedly improved form and stood the last quarter drive gamely. Kl Cazador closed a gap and finished fast. Frascuelo was close up at the finish. Big Store tired in the final eighth. The winner was in for 1907.sh88; no bid. Scratched 00120-Kay Kgan, MB; MM Cold Heather. 107; 00142 Oonzalcs. 100; 86M8 Ad Igoe. 112. //»4 rT /• SIXTH RACK 3-4 Mile. 1:121 -8 107. Purs.- 00. 1 year-olds and upward. 005 I 4t Sidling. Not *-alue to winner 25. "ind Horses AWtP~P~St Vt Vz % St~Kin Jockeys Owners 0 H C~~P S 836891* OF THE Ft RESTWB 4 1M 6 1 21 l* l5 I2* C Koerner . I P Atkin 4-5 I 4-5 2-5 out BMWTHE ROUSTABOUT Bill I 4 ln 2-k 22 21 Singleton F Kraft 2 4J 41 7-5 3-5 mm REVOLT 7 113 1 6 In 4- 3- 310 Kehoe V Gilbert I I 2 1-2 out ,.111 CLANDESTINE W 8 IN 5 I 5J P B* 45 D Law*aceC C Gill in m 25 4 6-5 ONI FIRM FOOT w 7 107 I 5 7 7 6 52 W Smith V J Speirs N 60 60 15 3 MM DAN COLLINS w 8 107 I 2- 35 32 4= 6* L Wilson Mrs K Maxwell N 60 60 20 6 66198 PROMINENCE w n 4 1041 7 7 61 62 7 7 Finn Hunter Stable 30 60 60 20 6 Time. 21 1, 40. 1:15. Winner Rr. g. by Octagon Lady Violet trained by R. I. Miller. Went to jiom at 1:28. At ix st 1 miimte. Start good. m easily: second driving: third easily. Lord of the forest forced the pace to the far turn, then dallied into a long lead, easily holding his oppon-cuts safe to the liiiKh. The Roustabout ama always prominent and. in a long stretch drive. Mni-aied reso-iutely. Revolt, under punishment, made up ground gradually through the final quarter and finished fast. Clandestine can do much better. Dan Collins showed early speed. The winner, in for 00, was bid up to ,000 bv J. R. Di and bought in. Scratched maWPUae of Life, 107: 88333 Foarasto, 103; 88335 -Niblick. 100; 01.217 Tajrte George, H 7; 881788ir aruthers. 1"»1 : 88146 Search Me, 180; 88164 Mazapan. 102; 83TTT*TBhl 1 18 Bell, 110. Overweights Irominence, 21 pounds. -t
