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JUAREZ FORM CHART. JUAREZ, MEX., SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 1911. Terrazas Park. Fifty-third day. Jockey Club Juarez. Winter Meeting of 100 days. 10 liooks on. Weather clear. Presiding Judge, W. H. Shelley. Starter. Mars Cassidy. Racing Secretary, Edward Jasper. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. Chicago time 3:30 p. m.. Indicates apprentice allowance. Ql OOA FIRST RACE 3 1-2 Furlongs. 93002 39 2 123. Purse 30. 2-year-olds. Xj tfcJ J Selling. Net value to winner 00; second, 5; third, 5. hid Horses AWtPPSt i X Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II O P S 9105SLADY RANKIN w 100 12 7 2 15 Moleswh W McLemore 5 C C 21 ff-5 91010LADY HUGHES w 103 5 3 m 2s J Howard R L. Thomas 25 13-525 1 1-2 SICKS LUNA EBALL w 109 7 11 SU 35 Kennedy 1! A Tramnigll S S 6 2 1 33992 ROYAL TEA w 112 S 5 -P. 45 Anderson F J Greffor 12 15 12 5 2 ETHEL WICKS w 103 9 1 G 5 T Rico J T Ireland 13 15 13 C 3 91010 PRETTY SOON w 101 2 ; :V. Cs Van BotenW G Yanko 13 20 10 4 2 93SG6TIE THOMAS iv 112 6 10 3J 75 T Smith J F Newman 35 C G 2 1 9302 ORLENE w 107 3 3 75 Si AV Cotton AV FJ Applegatc -to 60 CO 25 12 91010ALBERT JONES TV 107 II S 10 9 M McGee It Schreiber 12 12 12 4 2 93992 RECOAER w 102 4 9 11 10s Bruce C Oxx 40 CO CO 23 13 93S12 MASALO w 102 11 9 11 Denny Old Ned Stable 40 30 30 20 12 TOD HARRINGTON w 10S 10 12 12 12 McCulgh J E Otto t 30 40 40 15 8 Time, 24, 40. Track fast. mutuels paid. Ladv Rankin. 0.35 straight, .20 place, .90 show; Lady nughes, .G5 place, .90 show: Luna Beall. .15 show. Winner Ch. f. by Leonid Belle Rankin trained by T. B. Muniford. AVent to post at 2:38. At post 1 minute. Start good. AYon driving; second and third the same. LADY RANKIN, after closing an earlv gap, quicklv stole through next to tin? rail in the stretch and easily outstayed LADY HUGHES at the end. The latter set a hot pace from the start and appeared all over the winner, hut tired badly in the final sixteenth. LUNA BEALL liegan slowly, but finished with a rush. t ROYAL TEA ran well, but was never dangerous. ETHEL AYICKS ran green, but finished well. TIE THOMAS, off badly, closed a big gap. then tired. Overweights Ethel AVicks. 3 iKuuids: Orlene. 2: Albert Jones. 2: Toil Harrington. 3. Ql OOl SECOND RACE 1 Mile. 94103 1:37 3 122. Purse 50. 4-year-olds aud up-j tdb i i JL ward. Selling. Net value to winner 00; second. 5; third. 5. Ind Horses AAVtPPSt hi Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S SllOmIRGIE CASSE w 4 103 3 9 3 3. 3t Is l3 loleswh J "M Shilling 5 7 7 3 3-2 940S13THE PEER wn 5 110 11 1 3U 21 IS 2 2S T Rice P Dunne, S-5 9-5 7-3 7-102-5 940G1MARCUS wsn 4 107 4 2 7 4and in 3 33 31 McGee J C Cahn 2. 3 3 1 1-2 91051 MIKE JORDAN w 10 110 9 4 10 10 8 6" 4s Denny AAr St Vincent 20 50 CO 20 10 940113MISPRISION w 3 10S 1 S S S 73 7 53 Kennedy Quinlan and Higel S 12 S 2 1 940G1 COL. BRONSTON ws S 110 2 11 74 5S 45 Gh Anderson C C Enimert 20 25 25 10 4 93S97 PAN NELL w 4 10S 3 7 4k G! G5 31 7h McCulgh KelIeyandAMrick CO 100 100 40 IS 94011 PLUME -ivn 5 10S 6 3 21 li 25 8 8 AAr Cotton R S Reavis 13 20 20 S 4 94062 GUNSTON w 11 110 7 6 li 53 9 9 9 Van BotenJ AV Estep 15 20 12 5 2 910GI AESME w 7 110 10 10 11 11 11 10 10 Johnson J A Seckington 30 40 40 15 7 91062 BARDONIA Ws 6 110 8 5 9 9 10 11 11 Imes J J Agoa 40 50 50 20 10 Time. 24, 48. l:153s. 1:41. Track fast. mutnels paid. Airgie Casse, .t!3 straight, .75 place, .03 show; The Peer, .13 place, .53 show: Marcus. .35 show. Winner B. f, by Stanhope II. Retained trained by J. M. Shilling. AVent to post at 3:07. At post 1 minute. Start good. AVon cantering; second and third driving., -AIRGIE .CASSE finally ran to her true form, was well up in the eurly running and. taking a long. lead in thp .stretch, was easing up at the end. THE PEER had no mishaps and ran prominently from start to finish, but tired in the last sixteenth. MARClS. slmflled back after the start, closed a big gap qdickly and came again, finishing fast. MIKE JORDAN closed a great gap into a close up and gaining fourth. MISPRISION finished well. PLUME and GUNSTON showed early speed, but failed to stay. Scratched 940O2Sink Spring. 110. Overweights Marcus. 2 iwuiids; Panuell. 3. Of OOO THIRD RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs." S75S4 1:05 3115: Purse 30. 3-year-olds and XJ -rfc Xmi U i upward. Allowances. Net value to winner 00; second. 5; , third, 5. Ind Horses AWtPPSt U Str Fin Jockeys Owners O n C V S, 9409DGEN. MARCHMONT iw 5 10S 5 4 G15 G 53 l1 McCulgh J Day 12 13 13 6 3 91102TOA BOY" W 7 107 7 3 25 2i 25 2t Kennedy J AV Fuller 3 4 3i 1 2-3 94043FRANK MULLENS W 3 103 G 1 I3 1 15 3 J Howard F T AVood G-3 7-3 1 1-2 1-4 941 0.t .H ELMET TV 5 108 1 G ;V.A 35 3J 4t T Rice E R Bradley 8 S S 21 1 94043"NAFA NICK w 4 104 3 2 3 4 4 5 Moleswh J G Parker 12 15 15 5 2 937S9 ANNUAL, INTEREST iw 5 10S 4 3 4li 516 6 Imes C T Brownfield 40 GO GO 20 10 94102ENFIELX w 5 10S 2 7 7 Pulled up.Denny J L Brown 3 5 45 6-3 1-3 Time. 22. 47. 1:00. 1:06. Track fast. j mutuels paid. General Marchmont, 3.30 straight, .55 place, .55 show; Toy Boy, .13 place. S2.15 show; Frank Mullens. .35 show. AVinner It. g, bv Marchmont II. Nina F. traiued by C. Mulholland. AVent to post at 3:34. At post 4 minutes. Start good. AVon driving; second and third the same. GENERAL MARCHMONT, reserved early, came with a great rush in the stretch, caught the pacemakers tiring badly and, passing them in the final hundred yards, won going away. TOY BOY forced a fast pace and hung on gamely to the end. but was tiring in the final strides. FRANK MULLENS took the lead quickly and set a hot pace, but tired badly from excessive early use. HELMET ran a good race and loomed up menacingly in the stretch, but quit tinallv. ENFIELD propped at the start and was pulled up. Scratched 93994 John Griffin II.. 105. Overweights General Marchmont. 3 iioinuls: Toy Boy. 2: Frank Mullens, 4: Annual Interest, 3. O A OOQ FOURTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. 03539 1:51 3 115. Guadalajara Handicap. Value tj Jz J l O ,000. 3-year-ohls and upward. Net valu to winner ,410; second. 00; third, 00. . Ind Horses AAVtPPSt St Vi Ji Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 94103POLLS WB 4 12G 4 4 25 2J T- l3 l5 in J Howard II L, Thomas 2 3 3 1 out 93959MEADOW w 5 122 2 1 J 45 35 3. 2i 1 Moleswh W McLemore 3 35 35 1 out 9I0913TAROO w 5 90 5 3 ll l1 li 2- 31 3l Aan BotenM Hirseh 10 15 13 5 G-o 93S132CHERRYOLA w 4 108 3 5 3.. 3k in 5 5 45 T Rice "J T Ireland 25 25 3-2 3-5 out " 911033IN.IURY w 5 12G 1 2 5 5 5 4 4- R. Wilson J AV Fuller 35 45 45 S-2 1-2 Time, 24, 50, 1:13, 1:40, 1:53. Track fast. mnluels paid. Polls, .40 straight. .95 place; Meadow. .10 place. No show mutuels sold. AVinner B. e, by Aoter Picayune II. trained by II. McDaniel. AVent to post at 4:05. At post 1 minute. Start good. AVon easily: second and third driving. POLLS ran a fine race, lint was best ridden, his jockey, finding the early pace excessively slow, suddenly .sent him away from the otheis with a great rush aud. opening a big gap quickly, was pulling him up at the end. MEADOW received a bud ride, was next to the rail in the early running and cut off twice and, when she succeeded in getting out, had to go around on the outside and made a fast finish. JTAP.OO sot the pace and ran in improving form. CHERRYOLA was not able to keep up at any part of the race. INJURY has evidently trained off aiid ran a dull race. Scratched 941 03 Harrigan. US: 94091 Green Seal, 90. Ql OOl FIFTH RACE 3-4 Mile. 930231:111-. 2 100. Purse 50. 4-ycar-oIds and up-i7 tfc 3 tfc ward. Selling. Net value to winner 00; second. 5; third. 5. hid Horses AAVtPPSt V Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 940933LENA LECH w 5 103 1 5 3 43 25 l3 Denny V Robert fi G 3 8-3 4-5 9U0DDOC ALLEN w S 105 10 2 T- 11 2 J Howard .1 E Dwycr 5 G G 25 7-5 94092"W. T. OVERTON w fi 10S 0 !l S S 7 3" Aan BotenJ 31 Shilling 3 3 3 7-5 3-3 9S916 JOE AVOODS w 5 107 9 7 7 7 C5 41 Kennedy J A Seckington 10 12 12 5 2J 91093 DEL CRUZADOR TV 5 10S 7 G 15 li 3- 55 Rooney A A Buck . 20 23 20 10 3 91101GRAMERCY w4 97 5 10 9 9 9 G5 E Cotton AV E Cotton 10 15 13 G 3 91012 TOM MGRATII W S 107 4 3 4" 5 41.. 7s 31 McGee G P Brazier S 10 10 4 2 91092 GENE WOOD W 6 105 2 4 6 65 55 S5 T Rice J J Agoa 7 10 10 4 3-2 93981 ILL METER w 7 107 3 S 10 10 10 9s T Smith E Russell 3 5 5 2 1 941003MIKE iMOLETT TV 4 102 -S I 2l 3h S 10 Molosh J AV Levy 30 GO CO 20 10 . .Time. 23. 48. 1:13. Track fast. Si mutuels paid, Lena Lt-ch, .;!3 straight, .45 place, ,150 show; Doc Allen, .40 place, .90 show; W. T. Overton. .90 show. AVinner Ch. in. by Cold Heels Early Love trained by R. AVaiTcn. AVent to post at 4:36. .At post -T minutes. Start good. AVon easily: second and third driving. LENA 1-KOH was well back for the first half, but much the best, went to the front when her rider was ready and, drawing away, won ouslngiip. DOC ALLEN ran well up all the way and held a temporary lead in the stretch, but tired iu the final sixteenth. AV. T. OVERTON began slowly. bnWworkcd ltis way through into forward contention and finished fast and gainelv. DEL CRCZAIKUi quit badly after setting a fast pace to the stretch. ILL METER was deficient in speed today. JOE AVOODS closed a big gap and finished fast. MIKE MO LETT showed speed, but quit. Scratched 93949 Roberta. 100. Overweights Joe AVocds. 2 pounds: Tom McOrath. 2: Ill Meter. 2. O I OO PC SIXTH RACE 1 Mile. 91103 1:37 3 122. Purse 50. 4-year-olds and upward. j j O Selling. Net value to winner 00; second. 5; third. 5. Ind Horses AAVtPPSl ii V- "A Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 94093 KOPEK w 6 109 0 1 5l G 25 1J 15 Rooney AV A Buck 10 10 7 2 1 93919CROSSOER W 4 111 2 5 0 4" 3J 3s 2-5 McCulgh F AA Hcaley S-3 2 2 1 2-3 910CO RONTON W G 103 3 4 ll 1 15 25 3" T Rice D C Cottle 10 15 12 4 7-5 91053 FLORENCE A. tv I 102 5 2 3h f5 43 1 4l Moleswh 15 Schreiber 4 5 3 1 2-5 93393 MARIAN CASEY wit G 110 1 fi 45 35 5 5 5 T Smith T "Wilson 4 4 lfi-ofi-3 1-2 9Kl93ELLERD tvb 8 115 4 3 2 2.J G 6 6 Kennedv rinkstfandFulmer 4 5 5 S-5 1-2 Time. 24. 4854. 1:15. 1:40,. Track fast. mutuels paid. Kopek, .30 straight. .75 place. .23 show; Crossover, .10 place, .70 show; Ronton. .00 show. AVinuer Ch. g. by Ducat Miss Whitenioupc trained by W. Freeman. Aint to post at 5:10. At post 1 minute. Start good. AAon driving: second and third the same. KOPEK, suddenly improved, was taken back in the -early running and saved to the first turn, then made a fast move while rounding tin- last turn, but had to be hard ridden at the end to withstand the rush of CROSSOVER through the final .sixteenth. CROSSOVER, well ridden, moved up rapidly in the stretch and finished resolutely, but could not quite get up. RONTON showed much speed inpaeemaking to the stretch, hut tired badly in the final drive. The others were always Outpaced. The winner, eiitered for 00, was bid up to 03 and bought in.
