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] I | I . ! , ; • • ; : LOS ANGELES FORM CHART. ASCOT PARK. LOS ANGELES, CAL.. Saturday, March 2, 1907. Eighty first day. Los Anseles Jockey Club. Winter Meeting !M» daya. Weather clear; track fast. IS books on. Presiding Judge. A. W. Hamilton. Starter, Richard Dw vcr. Secretary, John P.oden. Racing starts at 1 : f." p. iu. W indicates whip, S spurs. P. hfialtera, figures in p.ireiithe-is following tlie distance of each race Indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. II US! RACE— 1-2 Mile. IS- -2— lis. Iurse ?400. 2yearoids. Allowances. 6rrQ/ fc i OO Net value to winner 95. liid Horses AWtTiStU .a :% Str pin Jockeys Owners O n C P S 67237 CKEOTON WB 1 in 1 1 1 W 1" Pullman [] Z DeArmaii S-61S-aMl Swast— 67290 MAGAZINE WH 113 ?. 3 4: 4IU - Moriarity K F Carman 2 i 11-61-1 out G6687*BOOGER Ell w 113 a E -- -- :t° M Preston J V Newman s m U 11-57-10 67266IRENO KFjKHL w 113 I I ::1 a* 1 Radtke Mrs J M Cooper IS M M 3 4-S i;::iti LONIA m IM 4 4 B1 and 6 Bmaael H T ilriflin iin pki P0 31 10 67188 ORXJNA w 110 I 2 li 6 ti V Knapp B Schreiber :.u Pmj 75 •£ 0 Time. 24. Ml. * Winner -Br. g. by Prince Pepper Cherub trained by i . /.. DeArinan. Went to post al 1:50. off al once to a fair start. Won drivtag; second easily: third th° same. Creston got od Hying and Bel a tremendous pace until just after entering the sticloh. where he gradually moved away, hut hail to in- driven oal to the limit in the final sixteenth to arttaataad Majariara challenge. Tiie latter begun -lowli ami i .in staggbdllj for the lii-t ipiarter, then moved up fa-t and tinish. -tl resolutely. Booger Bed showed grenl -peed, but tired and fell away when an eighth out. Rem. Rebel ran rell to the stretch. aQTQaQQ SECOND KACI 1 Mile. l :.".s;. i ltO. Pan* Jim. I jr ar alia and anjnjii 0 I OOO Special Weights. Net value to winner 25. 1 id Horses AWl PP St U -.■ :i Sir pin Jockeys Owners TI H C P S 67012 TOUPEE u r. I H7 2 1 V V Sl 2» lh J Harris W Cabriel « 111 s b-S oat 67315 ORMONDES RIOHTwa C Hot 4 l 4 1 I I I ! W Knaap P Powers 1 2 2 hB6 out 66WNI-EI mai.i, w 7 in: :: :: V -• b1 i -■ 3* M Preston J A Beaaat t; r. i; r. l l.°, out 94 EURIPIDES a 4 IM 1 3 1 1" - 3 4 Radtke R S Davidson G in 6 s 5 1-2 Time. 21. 4S|. 1:11. 1:40. Winner Br. g, by Tetiny 1-lures i trained by W Gabriel. Went to post at 2:24. At posl I minutes. Start good. Won tlri. inu; secotnl ami third easily. Toupee waa well served b the exhausting earl efforts of Euripides and Bd Ball, moved up fast after catering the stretch and easily overhauled ami paaerd Bd Ball, but had to he driven out to the limit to withstand Ormonde* Ki.ts challenge. The latter, a- asual, began slowly, but moved up like a Bash when aaaraag the anal qaartei and, tim-hiiig resolutely, was fast weariag the winner down. Kt| Ball tired suddenly alter nulling for home after going a fa-t six furlongs. Euripides was ,: speedy, bill fell away last after catering the stretch. mil weights Ormondes- Right, :. pounds. fi T * d /I THIRD BACB 1 Mile. 1:38 I 100. Purse ,*lo». 3-yesi .Ms am upward. J f f _|~l: Selling. .Net. alue to winner 25. I ml Horses AWl PP St Vt "4 Str Pin Joekeys Owners o H C i ~S~" f,7.: in KINS M . w ". 112 2 3 S 7- ti ii- 1 Radtke Elmwo.id Kami HI 1- 12 4 TT toJ.if PfiLoilX.V WB5 197 :: 1 lh l3 1« D 23 Kunz K Wright 8-5 Sal 1-101-2 out i7:;tl FONCASTA sn I IM «, 7 c5 Si 4i ji :!, M prSt„n j , -u,.f 3 ]t; r,:: 4 Tl ., 67314 OOI* BRONSTON w 4 111 7 ii i* 5 .". • R McDunlllunter Stable S In ! I l 67162sNORPOLK wn :! lull 1 2 22 2h 2»1 21 V J Harris . K Ivnc 3 4 4 2 1 67340 SAUNA ws 4 1U7 5 6 3- 3«i 3» 4| t;1 C Orand Whit- t WymickO 40 40 12 t G7340 MOUNTEBANtC wlO loft 4 8 5» 63 ",* 7» 7* Drussel T H Moots 10 13 12 4 8-5 67231 IVKftllO w 8 10» 6 4 7-1 S I S 8 C Ross C A Ross 100 lw 1W "5 13 Time, 245, 4s,, 1:144. 1 :41|. Winner — Br. b, by Borgia — Roma II. trained by J. Nelson 1. Went to post at 2:."i2. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second easily; third handily. Kinsman, after being badly outrun for the first six fmlong-. came through like a Hash in tlie stretch anil* quickly overhauling Bologna, won gradually going away. Bologna showed brilliant speed for seven fip-longs. then began to tlie last and had nothing to finish with when called on in the closing strides. Foil-casta closed up ground gradually in the linal ipiarter under a hard drive. Colonel Bronston tir.isiied fast Norfolk went well for six furlongs. The winner was in for t4Hi; no bid. ATQaCiP"! f«»: It-H RACE-2 Miles. 2:27;-6— IM. Ascot Cup. $.1»0 added. 3-year-Glda J I 0J*J :nii upward. Handicap. Net value to winner .si,7Kt. Ind Horses AWtPPSt y» 1 1and 1% StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~ S •.731..3L. ANilKLBNO wTrTsTr] 14 4 4 11 I1 1 1 C Ross II G Bedwell 3 3 " 3-6 oat 67315TARTAN wit S MG :: 3 JJ -J 3s 2- 2* V J Harris E Wavland 2 21 2S 7-10oat 67367H30LDSPOT w 0 so 4 I V 3- V $»• $»» 8»» Neubert AW Perrine 10 10 M 2 1-L 66915 BORQHESI WC113 I 1 13 11 4 4 4 1 Radtke SobraViataStable 2 2 ti 5 3-6 out Time. 2t;. 5Sf, 1:17, 1:4*5, 2:0 t.. 2:35, S:01|, :::27.. Winner — B. g. by R«l el Santa Anita -Loa Aagclee trained by II. i. BedwellL Wint to posl at .":2L Oil at once to a good start. Won handily; second ea-ilv: third the same. Los Angeleno ran In a ehwe trailing position for the lirsl mile ami a ajaarter, then moved up las* and dashetl into the lead when passing the far turn the second lime and. under a gentle hand ride, held Tart-iu -ilc al the and. Tartan ran close up to the pacemaker for the tirst mile and was then taken back ami moved up again gradually at the mile ami a half and was under sharp punishment all of the tinal qaarter but waa not good enough. Goidspot ran well, but tired rapidly after turning into the linal qaarter Borgheal tired badly after a mile and an eighth of paeetnaking and his race was much below hi.- best form. Scratched--C,7oir.-W. 11. a rev. 11S; toll". Chimney Sweep. ■ . •tTQAirt IU -TH R.VCL -1 Mile. 1:38*— 4—100 Parse 00. .l-year-olds ami ana ir.l. J § OUU Handicap. Net value to winner 3850. Ind Horses AW t PP St j ,, ■!4~s7r~lin Jockeys Owners O IX C P_ S 67215VON TROKP W r. 100 o 5 3* 3 3» 3J 1" It McVJanlW A McKinney 3 •. ■ 1 --T 67187DON DOtMO w I 104 4 4 l"j 2* 2 2« 2". M Preston J P Newman 4 7" 7" " 1 67187:AMPBDO W3 92 3 I 4« 4s 4» 4- ::•. Braaael K Wavland 5 5 3 5-5 2-5 i". Hi! -P AN TOUFUa W 4 1066 6 I l1 1 | 1» 1 4- Radtke L A Bonsack 21 a 5 ■ 1 66915 GOROADHTB W 7 102| 1 1 :.1 5* 6* H- a- H Smith Hunter Stable 10 12 9 3" 4-3 671SO*ARIMO VI R 1 M 6 6 6 ti C Ross R F Carman 6 6 5 2 4-5 Time, 21!. 17;. ljlSf, 1:40J. Winner — B. li. by Ben Brusk -Cinderella, by Hermit trained by W. A. McKteaey. Went to noat al :::..;;. At post .1 minutes. Nun good. Won driving: set-on, | math/; third the same. on Tromp ran close up under mild restraint until turning for home and faltered opposite the Anal eighth oost, but raHted in the ttoal sixteenth and. finishing resolutely, got ifp to win in the last stride. Doa Oonio raced close an to the pacemaker far the first six fmlong a, then overhauleil Paatoade whea aa eighth out and Onisbed gana ly, staying surprisingly well. Ampedo eloaed up fast next to the rail in the turn! eighth, but was impeded by the tiring PantoaSe ami aaa in elaae ajaarters all of the closing Hi haa Pantotitle set a killing pace for six furlongs, but tired badly in the final eighth. Arimo ran poorly and seems to have lost hh ginxi form. Overweights — Corgalcte, IA pounds; Pantoufle, 4L ft7Qft7 SIXTH RACK -1 Mile. 1 :.".«! l—i—iot. Vtlrs. aaafj, ov ear. ,1,1-. Selling. J I fJJ I Net value to winner $.;2T . Ind Horses AWl PP St jj -. yt Str Pin Jockeys Owners O II C P S o.7:Mli PHIL IGOE w 110 ti i LU gj 2» H 1« J Harris L B Baton 3-5 7-103-5 1-4 out 67238 IRISH MAIL WS 107 3 f. G 6 6 5» 2*1 Radtke It H Harris 6 6 5 8-5 3-5 6733S*OTTO PRICE w h 7 I I 1» 1 in 3* 3" R MeDanIW A McKinney f, 6 6 8-5 3-5 itiTl.M » l-i ANI-AU w 1U71. 4 i 6* «1 1 3k !•• Moriarity Hunter Stable 8 8 4 9-10--5 67342 PONBMAH lu."» 1 1 3« 3* 64 C 6» Kunz f TV fin nam 40 50 50 12 4 67342 K-D TRACY W 107 5 4 H :. g* 41 | m i reston J F Newman 15 30 30 7 Ik Time. 25, 4«ll, 1:15.1. 1:421. Winner II. c, by Sir I»ion — Akaeaa trained I.v I Poweisi. Went to [Mist at 1 21. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same: thirl driiiug. Phil Igoe was not called i, until Hearing the final quarter, then moved out from the ruck like a tla-U when well into the stretch ami won cantering. Irish Mail, badly outrun for the first hall, came through ta-i iii the final eighth and finished with a rush. Otto Price tired in the final sixteenth after six tin longs of fa-t pact making. Hanirda tpiit when the pinch came. 151 Tiacv went well far i-ii turlongs The winner was iu for 00; 110 bid. Overweights Ranlatla. 2. pounds.
