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JUAREZ FORM CHART. JUAREZ. MEX.. FRIDAY. JA?;JARY 5. 1912. Terrasai Park. Thirty f iirth day. Jockey Club Juarez. Winter Meeting ,.t 100 days. 10 books on. Weather clear. Presiding Judg- . W. H. Shelley. Starter. Mus Cassidy. Dacing Secretary. Edward Jasper. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. Chicago time 3:10 p. m.i. W Indies tea whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of lmrse and weight carried, indicates apprentice allow an e. i 1i A FiitsT rack 3-8 Mile. 87188— 34%— 2 io7.i Pane 8300. 2-year-oaaa. lillies. ■ J £ ~3z Allowances. .Yt value to winner 8SZ8; see, nil. 850; third. 885. ™ bai Horses AWtPPSt Vi M ni Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 II 0 P S WOO BEULAH He w 110 5 3 -h 1" Murray .1 p Trammel] 28 28 20 I 4 1600MAUD HcKKE w no I S i -• Buxton i B Clark o ti n z l ■ • ROSA HAllLEE w 110 IS ti1 3 Gross .1 P Newman 15 81 1" U MOO PHILOPENA w 110 S : 3nk 4nk Moleswh N Moore 10 U IB I - S lOOOCASANOVA W 115 7 4 l1 5* Post I Striker 3 :: :: 1 1-2 QUEEN OF THE TURPw 1M 3 7 ,.»t 6! T Rice Mrs il 11 Selby E E E 2 1 i VELIE FORTY WHO 4 :t 7". 7- Keogh E layloid :: J :; I 1-2 b-o-TENDEREST v 110 2 0 lines S Judg- 10 10 10 4 J INQULETA wllO 9 1 9 !• J Henry G H Odom 1 4 4 8-6 1 J Time. 23=i, Sb-j. Track last. Winner— Rr. f, by Abe Frank — Rase trained by I. P. Polk. Went to post at 2:20. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. BEDLAH Me., close np from the start, took the lead when a sixteenth from the Bnish and si,*.,i ■ hard i.iie gamely. MAUD McKEE closed ■ gap and tinisie ,i fast and gamely. ROSA RABLEE made np groaad i;it,. :; cl.se up third. PHILOPENA ran »,l! and v ill do SOOB. CASANOVA was speedy, but swung v. rv will,, and lost ground by it. QUEEN OP THE TURF is a good looker that will do from now on. INQUI-l.I.V ran Ogt so,.n alter the start, losing all chances. ST SLCOND RACK— 5-3 Mile. 88M8— 58%— •— 108. Parse .$:»00. 3-year-olds and upward. 1i J dO tJ Selling. Net value to winner .S22o: aeeOBd, S50: third, ?2o. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Vi % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S THE FAD w 5 112 15 ! I-1. 1- 1*| 1- JIuxton J Wilkins 6 C G 2i C-5 Ml.s PAIGE w 3 99 7 4 3 j 2| 2| 2*1 Selden L Henry 10 15 10 4 I 99964 KARLS COLliT wis 7 112 :, 3 4" 4-* o1 Gross NichsondcRowen ti I n -i I j • : M ARJRIE FLEMINGw 3 8412 : 7| B" Si 4 Hill C Davla 10 10 10 1 J 1002 KUROPATKIN ws 9 112 2 I vMo- 7 5* Parker Neeser v Blabop 10 10 10 4 2 :. • • HAZEL C. w 3 94 11 0 5*1 7»* 0 Gi E Cotton J A Oohoa 15 l" li G :; 64 JOSEPH M. W 4 111 13 11 23 2 4«t 7"t lmes BV Weaver 20 20 15 I :; 1007 OONOOMOO w 10 117 11 7 G- 8 Si S1 Taplin A II King E S E 2 1 ■ • DONT SAY NO wb 3 103 4 13 11 12 11 9- Denny Allison A: Morris 3 3 21 1 1-2 .. ■■",: BETTY HESTER w 5 110 12 12 ll 12 MM K MthewsA C Foy 100 100 100 41 20 1007 AMARILLO W8 1H 3 13 M ««l 11- Kstep .1 W Estep 20 21 M I I 99976 BLACK DOMINO w 7 110 1 1 I H*W If Post 1 Striker M 30 M 12 I 1002 LADY ELIZABETH W 5 110 I I 13 14 14 18* S Johnson I P Jeannette 40 40 20 S 4 BRACK BONTA w 3 107 io 14 It 13 13 14J J Henry .Mrs J, Q Henry 10 10 10 4 2 99820 BW SANDY w 3 99 S 10 IS IS IS 1J Oroth 1 H Cbyle 40 10 40 15 S Time. 2345. 48»i. 1:81%. Track fast. Winner— Ch. g. by Woolstiiorpe — Fashionable trained by L. S. Hargrove. Went to post at 2:49. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. T1IK PAD took the lead at one- and. showing Brack the most speed, easily won all the way. AI1.SA PAIGE waa always prominent and finished fast. EARLS COURT ran well throughout and seems to lie improving. M.RJORIE FLEMING closed a gap and finished fast and so did KUROPATKIN. JOSEPH M. tired after running well to the stretch. iKerweighls — Dont Say No. 4 pounds: Brack Konti. :i: Rig Sandy. Ii. 1iif* THIRD RACE— 5-8 Mile. 8M8O— 88%— 8—188. Purse $.",00. 3 year-olds and upward. V/idU Selling. Net value to winner 25: second. $," 0: third. s2."i. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % M % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S :.-v. - TOY TOY w S 117 7 4 2" 31* 4- iu Keogh .1 W Fuller 2 2 8-8 8-8 1-8 997fl LADY STALWART w 4 106 4 5 3*| 2" 2*2= Kuxton Louder ft Patricks I I 2 1,1 99 DEL PATO wS 96 2 S 8 S 71 3" Hill OG Parke 28 31 18 I I •ll H. SHEEHAN w S 117 t 3 Sak 4ak 3» 4*| Taplin Stern ft Levy 10 10 10 3 S-3 99917 ARCH OLDHAM w 10 115 11 1= 12 lak S** Moleswh T Folk 4 1 1 S 5 7-10 99940 ANTIGO w S 120 8 2 6 7 0 G; Kstep Gray ft Campbell H 10 ll 3 M IAMARADA Wl E8 S 7 7 Sl 3 73 J Callaham; H Keene 4 E 5 2 4-5 1007EARLENE W 5 115 I 6 4 Gi 0- S Selden H A Cotton G G 6 2 1 Time, 24, 4725- 1:01. Track fast. Winner — B. g, by Gorman — Dolly, by Joe Aiken trained by J. w. Fuller!. Went to post at 3:11. At post 3 minutes, start good. Won driving; second and third the -ante. TOY iiiY ran under restraint to the stretch, then came from behind with a rush and outganied KADY STALWART at the end. KADY STALWART ran an excellent race and had no mishaps. EL PATO came irom tar back very uaniely into a fast going third. JOHN 11. SHKKHAN ran a good race, only tiring at the end ARCH OLDHAM tired hadlv after showing rreat speed in pa, • making to the Btretch. Scratched— 88737 Veno Yon. Ill: 88862 Mike Slob it. 117: 88687 Wooitex. 101: 88888 Golden Ruby. Ill; W. t,07 Ill Meter. 112: 88887 Dronii. ! 0: : J70r. Si, Ion, lot. rOIRTH RACE 3-4 Mile. 88828 — 1 TI1.-,— 2— 100. Purse .00. I year-olds and upward. If-OrT J £ 4 Handicap. Net value to winn r 8888; s, 1 end. S7.": third. .". Ind Horses AWtPPSt % M % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II 0 P I 1015 LACKROSE wb 4 106 2 I 5" 41 31 lcl Kuxton W G Yanke 5 5 5 2 1". 1015 KEY HINDOO w 7 10S C 1 6- fi 4uk - Moleswh G Snyder I I 3 • I IOM KOOTENAT w4 97 3 3 ink in 13 3- j CallahanJ I. Krown 15 15 15 I 3 1003*ROT .IINIOR wsiiGloS I 3 7 7 r. J. 4U Estep E D Kaufman 4 1 I 8-6 7-18 !0l5rCLOSER w 3 105 I E 4" 5 - .■ .".- Gross .1 F Newman 2] 3 2| 1 2-5 9870SPRIDE OP LISMORE B 7 117 S C 3: 2lJ 8* «* Denny T Colliding fi fi G 2 1 •.0!" ■ -iHAPFKTEPEC WB 7 Ha S 7 2] 3*7 7 Mulligan .1 II Meadi 4 .". E 1 4-5 W06 FLOR. ROBERTS wb 3 88 7 2 s Pulled up. HIU G M Van Gordon 38 M 28 S 3 Time. 2245. 4645. 1:11%. Track fast. Winner — R. g. by Lackford — Ssrarose trained by W. II. Ruckner. Went to post at :.:17. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. LACK -L ROSE came from liehind in the last quarter and. luckily escaptag interference, finished fast and won u,,iiuA away. REY" HINDOO began slowly and was cut off near the half, but closed a big tap and finished with H rush. KOOTENAT showed great speed in pacemaking, but tired near the end. ROY JUNIOR. lI.OSKI"F and FLORENCE ROBERT8 were all interfered with by PRHE K LISMORE and lost all chances, be •■M ling across in front of them n.-ar the half-mile post. PRIDE OF LISMORE and ClIAll 1. 1KlKC ghoweu much early speed, but both qalt. overweights — Florence Boberts, :; pounds. O IHTH RACK 5 1-2 Furlongs. 84878— 1 :0r»1r.— 1— 105. 1 Purse .00. 4 year olds and up-yJJtlCj 1f£ ward. Selling. Net value to winner 25: second, 0; third, 5. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Vi Vi 3i Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 II C P S 0877 KADY TENDI w 4 101 - 1 ID 1 i li Estep E K JOBCS 1 1 4 G :, 1-2 1LIGHT KNIGHT w G 10G ". 2 1" 5 31 2 Moleswh .1 Wilkins 2 2 2 8-8 1-4 99998 ED. KECK w 5 10i 1 V% 2] 4- 32 Taplin W II Prser g 5 •. 5 fi 5 2 5 1-1 99980»PRINCE WINTER ,v 5 loo I E fi « 5 •* Parker CrawfordftG lover 10 10 2 4-S 99943 TO SOLO w 4 102 1 4 2| 3- 21 6*| Buxton E !•* Wright 15 IS 1". 4 3-2 1009 LYTE KNIGHT WB 8 187 3 I E 4i G 8" lines F 1 Howard M M 1" 3 8-6 90164 KING THISTLE W 7 106 7 7 7 7 7 7 E MthewsK Seregln 100 100 100 30 10 Time. 23, 47, 5925. 1:05«5. Track fast. Winner — B. f. by Sir Hercules — Tendi trained by E. L. Jones 1. Went to post at 4:19. At post 1 minute. Styrt good. Won drivtag; second and third the same. KADY TENDI ran into a good lead at once and. makii.g a terrific pace, stixxl a hard drive well and linistie.I namely. LIGHT KNIGHT was in close quarters next to the rail all the way. but closed a gap and finished resolutely. ED. KECK showed speed, but tired badly at the end. PRINCE WINTEB Closed a big gap in lie list quarter. YO SOLO tired badly after showing a line turn of early speed. :-,.■,,, 1 , ., l013aJeanne dArc, 104; 98988*Balella, 105; 1010 Uex, 10!. Ivervveignts — Lady Tendi. 1 pound: Lyte Kalgbt. 1. sixth RACK— 1 Mile. 84188— 1:37%— 8 — 123. Parse 8800. 4-year-olds and upward. IeTbOQ J Jmi tj Selling. Net value to winner 25; second. 0: third. S2." . Ind Horses AWtPPSt Vi V2 "i Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 10 I !OIlN LOUIS wu 7 109 3 4 4 4 4 3 1* Mulligan .1 H Meade 25 2. 8-6 7-18] 5 00DSTAUTLER WB 4 184 1 2 l3 I- 1- I] 21 dross Ibl II II S.-lby 21. 2] :. 15 15 ". BUTTER HALL W 4 184 2 I 1 3 3 4 3 J Estep F W Porstlng . 3 3 1 1-1 101«J. ii. REED WB 8 181 I 3 :, 21 2*121 4 Moleswh HendsonandHogan 2] 21 2] 15 11 Time, 24%, 47«i. 1:14. 14w%. Track fast. Winner— Ck. g. by Ren BraaUde- Jane Parrell trained by -i. ii. Meade. Went to post at 1:17. At jM.-t I minnte. Start rood. Yi n easily: second and third driving. JOHN LOUIS stumbled siwm after the start and was far back ii: the earl] running, but when called opon in the stretch came ii with a great rush and won g.im: away. STARTLER M t a fast pace Io midway «,; the tretch ami tired, but ran a game race. BUTTER BALL ran well and finished resolutely. .1. 11. REED tired and qnil alter running in elos.-st pursuit of STARTLER tor six furlongs
