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LOS ANGELES FORM CHART. ASCOT PARK. LOS ANGELES. CAL.. Thursday. January 10. 1907. Thirty seventh day. Los Angeles Jockey Cluh. Whaler Meeting 00 days. Weather clear: track heavy. 18 Looks on. I Presiding Judge. A W. Hamilton. Starter. Ri.-hard Dwyer. Secret:. ry. John Boden. Racing starts at 1:45 p. m. W indicates whin. S spins. ], blinkers. Figure; in parenthesis following the distance of each race Indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried ftftQQO first raci: 3-4 Mile. 1:121 -0 107. Parse 8*00. •Vyear-sUs and npwnrd, OOOOy Belling. Net vshse to winner 25. lad _Horsefl AWJ"PP~St i - ■■ Sir Piii jn-keys Owners II C P S" ! KKUCHKVILLK W I 103 I ! .".- 9 1- 1* Brussel Mrs K Maxwell I I .".. 8-53-5 8347 NIBLICK wa :. MS I 1 !- l -i« V Kent II Mason :: t :: 1 1-3 66349 MoKTI.AKK w IMS 4 .". B* •" ■"■ •.- Sp. rry Klrkfield Stalde 36 -.". 25 I 1 66368 KINSMAN w 5 HO I I i1 6* :s -f!l Kunz T.loiu I Farm :!i M :* B ti ._•:. l.ADV PROVOST w 4 MS 2 :; P I* -■ B Finn .1 R Pyne :; i BJ 1 1-- 66306STOESSEnJ vv 4 10.". 7 I 8 V :,"• ,-" 1 Riley .1 M Stokes S- 9-S 0-S 1-2 oat • ROB! NI NI am* MS .". 7 7 7 7 7 .1 Carroll J W BUiOCk 5 MOM* H It Time. 25, 49.. 1:10,. Winner P.. g, by Gallantry— Lucky star II. trained by W. P. Maxwell. Went to post at 1 :4S. At jnist 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second eisil. ; third the same. Jack Koivieville. after being outpaced to the head of the Stretch, m Veil up fast ill the final eighth and, in a sharp last hundred yards drive, finished gamely. Niblick ran sluggishly for the first five fm lungs but. Under punishment through the final eighth, came on fast and would have won in another stride. Mortlake Closed a cap and finished gamely. Lord Provost showed the most early Speed, hut tired fast in the fatal eighth. StoessW Mod. The winner was in for .*!00; no hid. Scratched — 08320 Mountebank, 106; 00388 Susie Christian, 103. Iii-orreet weight in entries -Mortlake. 103, ssvQQ SECOND RACK— 3-4 Mile. 1:12;— ti— 107. Purse ? lot. 3 year olds. Selling. UUOOO Net value to winner B32B. lml Hois,r~ AWtllYt H "j "t Sir Fin ,lo7u7ys Owners O H C P~S~ 66344 ROUND DANCE W 114 1 2 2 2 2J 1*1 D i.oland C Morton 2 2 7-5 1-2 out t«3il Pi.MKIM s ; a s 1 ft 1»J 1«1 2 Gargan W W Finn 18 1 -• 1 0*3*1 I.llll.i: MINISTER w 108 7 7 7«» 6» 41 S* Harty T A Fullum I I S 2 1 6C344 LORD ROSSINGTON WB 1O0 a 1 " v :;- 41 M Preston Klrkfield Stable • I 41 s-5 1-3 66*44 TREASURE SEEKER WB 110 3 6 6«* 7* I 5 .1 Harris Mrs J Blute 10 15 13 4 I 663*4 GOLD HEATHER ws a7 2 .", Ok ".. 5". 0* i Kiley c Van I usen 6 7 7 2i 1 66344 OULX.IVER w ! 7 6 8 I 8 7. T» Brussel T O Webber «0 fM2OB£0 z M0O2 Vcl/IS w 110 1 ;; |sk 4 8* 8 W Fischer J .1 Walsh I I I | ti-5 Time. 24 . -10 . 1 :*17. Winner Ch. e. by Dieticlonm — Court Dame trained by .. Barker. Went to post at 2:1.".. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Hound Dance was reserved in Bearest pursuit of Pimktm to the stretch, then overhauled him when an eighth out and WBB going away at the end. Iimkim ran into an easy lead on the far turn and showed much speed, hut tired badly in the lust sixteenth. Little Minister, after a long stretch drive, finished an easy going third. Lord Rossington showed speed, bat fell away fast in the last eighth. The winner was ent»red for J500; no bid, Overweights — Gold Heather. 2 pounds: Iimkim. 4. ,0,0 00/1 THIRD RACK 5 1-2 Furlongs. 1:00*— 4— 103. Purse 0*. 3-year-oldn and anwarn. UOOOt I tlBea and Mares. Special Weights. Net value to winner 8329. In.l Horses AWl PP St~~TLi~7~SHrFin Jockeys .Owners H P S 602 : TOOTS MOOK wii-llll :; 4 B M 1 l- C Koerncr .1 P AtkJfl %-tSi-l 2-5 out— 68089 AMBITIOUS w 4 11. 6 2 6 40 5:; y Kent A Ooodln M M M I 7-". i;i;::i:i-i.. CHATA w 4 112 7 1 ! i* 2* :;- D Bound F.I Baldwin s s 7 6-5 2-6 68308 HAIM.MA V I 11:; 1 5 4 8 Ii i* P Phillips Hunter Stable 4 fi 7-5 1- 68216 VALJ3UREUSE w :; lot 1 1, and ;; 3»1 .". 11 Smith C W lark 15 So M I 66289 LYDIK WROtS.MANwn 5 Hi 2 7 8 8 3 8*» C Orand C I. htnekey to 5* N 18 I 66340 AGNES MACK 1112 N 8 S* 8" |j 7l J Carroll .1 C McClearv M MO MO M S 66S67 RAIN CLOUD W 1 112 5 8 7 7J 31 8 G Nichols Smith and Martin 100 300 300 Ml 30 Time. 24. 49i, 1:02. l:0!ti. Winner— P. f. by Tttborxos— Haricot 1 trained by R. I MiUeri. Went to j.ost at 2:41. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second driving: third BBStly. Toots M M.k set a Sharp pace for the first half and easily shook off La Chats in the final eighth, winning as his rider pleased. Ambitious made up ground fast in the last quarter. CBBght La Chata tiring in the last tifty yards and outstayed her in a sharp drive. The latter showed si«eeil for four and a half iurloics. i ut tired badly In the last sixteenth. Daruma showed little speed. Valenreitse ran well to the stretch. AftQQPI FOI RTH RACK 1 Mile. | T :3s I— 1 - 100. Purse BsOO. 3 vear olds and upward. JJtJi3fJ Handicap. Net value to w inner 00. Ltd Horses AWtPPSt1 ; 34 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Q H C P S~ oi016.".MERLINJO wb 4 95 2 1 2;; 2". 2" :- 1" M Preston T M Cnssldy 8-5 1 2 1-2 out 68238 KNTRE NOUS w 5 100 3 3 1» l«j D l1 2" Finn M Reis 3 2J 3-5 out MM LFVICS W 3 90 1 4 4 4 4 4 3»1 Brussel F Wallhaus-er M 20 IS 2 out KWL OP THK HEATH w 5 in 4 2 37 ::• "3 *j 4 TV Fischer Emwood Farm 1-2 8-5 3-2 2-5 oat Time. 394, BOJ. 1 :1«4, ill . Winner--Ch. g, liy Ornament — Mary M. drained by I.. Peters. Wont to : ost al :.:ns. At post 1 miiuit c. Stall good. Won driving: sound easily: tliinl handily. Mertingo followed Bntre Nona closely in the tinal quarter, then nwved up fast in the final eighth anil. under a Sharp hand ride, outstayed liim. The latter -honed superior speed for seven and a halt furlongs and stood the tinal drive gamely. ■■CCBMhMg only in tlie closing Strides. Living made up mound fast in the last quarter and finished with a rush. Lord of the Heath tell away beaten when turning for home and ran a bad raee. Scratched— MM Martinmas. !»ii: 4348 l aruina, 12. PPQQA IlFTH RACE- 7-8 Mile. ISj — *— 44. Purse S400. 3 year-olds. Allowan-es. DOOOU Net value to winner 25. ind Horses Aff t ll St 4 _■ % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S t2S0ZETHUS in 111 I 1 4 I* 1» !■* 1 C K »-rner R Bauer 7-104-5 7-10out— i UJ270 LORD STANHOPE nM 2 2 3l 4 21 21 24 Finn C F -Clark 2 11-59-5 2-5 out iciv-.HDiiK xki.siin w 112 3 :: 2- U :: ■ ::« 3" Sperry Kirktiehl Stable 5 I 6 4-5 out •• 321 .-ST. EDGAR u .» 4 I 1! 2 4 4 4 W Fischer Elmwood Farm 20 40 40 6 1 Time. 25ft, •"" 1 "i- I -" Winner — B. e. by Previoib — CaraeencitS trained by H. Bauer. Went to past at 3:37. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won handily: second easiD: third cantering. Eethna, after being reserved in the early racing, ran into the lead and clung on tenaciously through the l.ual quarter and. with a little shaking up in the tinal sixteenth, won gradually going away. Lord Stanhope showed mock speed tot six fin-longs and. under sharp punishment through the last eighth, lini-hed lesoluiely. but was no! good enough. Judge Nelson ran a good six furlongs, but fell away fast ;n the lasi sixteenth. St. Kdgar went well for live furlong-. Scratched -08343 Cadet II., 17. f+ £* * O 7 SIXTH RACE- 5 1-2 Furlongs. LOOJ — 1— in:;, i Purse 00. 3 year olds and upward. ODOO I Fillies and -Mare-. Special Weights. Net value to winner .*:;25. i nd 1 lorsos AWTlPStt j *j Sir Fin Jockeys Owners II C P S_ 0S2M HIRTI.E vvslO 112 5 4 4i :. .■ I* Riddle 1 Bridges 6 7 7 M 3-5 tuiOO BLACK BYES 4 112 1 1 l1 2= 1 2n Bullman H L Jones 4-5 1 4-5 2-5 out 66162 ABBIE BELLS w 112 :; I S» I1 ;,:l Butwell .1 W Paulson 20 40 40 12 3 65871 ATHENIA TV 3 104 4 E 2* 4- 41 4i» Kunz Elmwood Farm I S 2J 1 mill PACTS a • 112 :: 2i l 2i :•• J Harris E Beatty 15 15 10 3 1 86074 ROSEMARY D. wu 3 1!4 1 7 ft k 6- 6- Talbert R Bauer E S 7 2 :;-5 6til2S LIZZIE ALBERTINE w 5 112 7 2 7 7 7 7 C Koerner Stewart and Block ti 0 6 8-5 7-10 Time. 24|, •, 1 :04. 1:11 V .• Winner I!. in. by Ophir Tittle Tattle trained by I. Bridges. Weill in po-i ;it 4:»5. At post 3 minutes. start good. Won easily; second and third driving, tlirtle made up ground fn-t in the last quarter and. linishing with a rash, ea-ily wore down Black Kye-and won going away fast. Blink Eye* foiled a sharp pice for the lirst half, but tired when challenged l.. the winner. Abide I.elle. in a long stretch drive. lushed gamely. Facts showed speed, but was done lor in the tinal eighth.
