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ARASEE WINS LISSAK HANDICAP. San" Francisco, Cal.. January 14. Arasce, quoted at. 15 to 1,- upset calculations by winning the Lis-sak Handicap at Oakland toiluy. beating some of the best horses on the coast. Spellbound ruled favorite with Coppertown next in demand. After Early Tide quit, Roseralo led and showed the way into the stretch. Then Arasce moved up rapidly and proved, nu easy winner. Spellbound and Coppertown quit after showing prominently and Coppertown pulled up lame., Showerv " weather prevailed with sunshine occasionally. The track was dec in mud and slop. Oakland added another victory to his record but 1uiished only a nose in advance of the fast-coming Anion, which was slow to get going. Likely Dieu-donne surprised by winning the last race. .L Umensetter claimed Madeline Musgrave for 25. T." W. Flynn will dispose of his stable at auction January 21." Jack Atkin. formerly business representative of Darner Schrelber and one of the best known bookmakers In the business, has returned from Juarez. R. J. Mackenzie has authorized trainer Ed Whyte to purchase a few California-bred two-year-olds. He is impressed with the showings made in this ami other seasons by horses bred in this state and wants to give them a trial iu his stable. Fred S. Kammercr, for years associated with J. L. Holland in his booking operations and a well-known turfman, has arrived from New York to finish the season here.
