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BEST HORSES ARE LEAVING ASCOT. Extension Will Give Poorer Ones a Chance to Pay Feed Bills. Lap Angeles. Cal.. Hatch IX — A I I" miles, sky and mild weather brought out a big mid week dav ai-tendanee this afternoon. The card was one of the poorest oBBtbc meeting and the racing was devoid of interest. Many of the host horses are leaving here now, and nothing but the poorer class will be seen at the post for the next fifteen lays. Owner C. T. Boots retaliated on those that have been bidding up his horses by boosting Nappa 00 over his entered selling price in the second race, atol Cotillion $:.0O in the fifth, hath horses being retained by their rospeetive owners. U. Z. Ie Ar man bid up Mountebank from *J0O to 1907.sh00 and bought him. Robert Pjnkertou arrived to-day and will remain for a low days and then go to San Francisco. He will be in New Vork for the o| en-ing at Aipieduct. James Bodcn left last night for Boiiniiig with Ormondes Bight. Niblick and Ked Knight. B. S. Pavidson leaves tomorrow with his string for Ben -uing. J. A. Bennet goes to Gravesend with his stable next Saturday, and V. H. Holland leaves tin-same day with Colonel Jack for Oravesend. Assistant Secretary T. H. OConner left for New York this morning. Better than average racing seems in sight for tomorrow afternoon. The Burns Handicap winner and Von Tromp being in the fourth race, and with such olliers as Balnade. Billowv. Fonia; Madden. Tender Crest. Fotta Gladstone; Norfolk, Bed Bill, Red Garter; Tartan. Cello. A. Muskoday : Bevolt, Bologna, Interlude; Jack Adams, Joyner and Hi Col Cap should he able to furnish decidedly interesting s| ort. E. F, OMalley.
