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, JUAREZ FORM CHART. JUAREZ. MEX.. SUNDAY, JANUARY 7. 1912.— Terrazas Talk. Thirty sixth day. Jockey Club Jaurez. W inter Meeting of 100 days. 10 books on. Weather clear. ! Presiding Judge, W. 11. Shelley. Starter, Mars Cas-:dy. Bating Secretary. Edward Jasper. Bating si,rts at 2:15 p. m. Chicago time 3:lo p. m.i. W indicates whip, S spurs. B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race Indicate index number, track record, age of horse I and weigh! carried. Indicates apprentice allowance. 1AQO FIRST BACK— 3-S Mile. 87188— :m-— 2 1*7. I Parse 8888. 2 year-olds. Allowances. ; UOO Net value to winter fSS; second. 880; third. 825. lud Horses AWtlTSt U % ai Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 1012H.WTHORN wllo ! 2 1- l3 Moleswh Q II CoytS 3-5 7-103-5 1-4 1-10 ; M12 PALATABLE will 4,1 2*1 J Henry FT Wood 10 10 10 3 7-5 "i- PAT gannox who 1 l .. I T Rto J F Newman t5 5 5 S-5 7-10 . 1012*KING STALWART w 113 4 4 8* # QrosS Mrs B H Selby +5 5 0 S-5 7-10 1024 CASANOVA yv 115 1 I ."•- E | Selden I Striker 10 10 10 3 S-5 RUBER w 113 6* 61 Buxton I E Clark 10 10 10 3 8-5 i CAN ZARETA w 110 7 s 7-1 7 Murray J F Newman t5 5 5 S-5 7-10 i MOSS ROSE w 110 P 3 S« S21. Hubbard N Moore 40 40 40 15 6 NBQLIGEB w 110 9 9 M !•- Beach O C Bennett 10 10 10 3 M i OLD GIBRALTAR W 113 :» M Taplin Mis 11 H Selby tS 5 5 8-5 7-10 j t t Coupled iu betting; no separate place or show betting. Time. 22=5, 3423. Track fast. Winner— B. g. by Hastings— White Thorn trained bv G. II. Osyle. Went to "pst at 9118. At post 1 minutes. Star; go, d. Won easily: second and third driving. HAW- J THORN ran light back to the form of his first race snd, showing -Teat speed, won as his rider pleased. PALATABLE Closed a gap and finished fast and resolutely. PAT GANNON ran in closest early pursuit and w..s tiring at the end. KING STALWART ran forwardly throughout. The others showed to be very gr. en. . SECOND RACE -3-4 Mile. 83628 -1:11% L— 100. i Parse 00. il year-olds ami upward. ; I/sQT VO 4 Sidling. Net value to winner 8228; secsnd, |B0; third. ?2o. Ind Horses AWtlTSt 4 K Oj Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C 1* S 1027 KOOTENAY w 4 110 E I V 2*i " 1* U Estc-p J L Brown 4 4 4 6-5 1-2 ; lOWHENRY WALBANK w 4 106 2 6 5 6 4- 2»1 MoleswTi llendsonandHogan 2 2 2 7-101-4 ; 1 .J C U.MINN r. 7 109 3 1 42 3"* 31 3- T Rice AC Yeoman S-5 8-5 8-5 1-2 1-5 J 10SPCALISSE 1 1 9-5 ! 2 1« 11 2J 4" J «allahan.I F Newman 10 12 12 4 2 ; 1001 CROSSOVER s 5 102 I E 6 5"" 6 V Hill C P Lunar 10 10 10 3 8-5 ; 1022 JOHN GRIFFIN II. 10 111 1 1 3 I ■. i E I J Henry DC Cottle 6 7 7 2j 1 Time, 22-,. 4745. 1:125- Track fast. Winner- Ch. g, i. Ben Strome -My Bennt] trained bv J. I.. Brown ». Went to post al 2:45. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. ! KOOI EN rat cl e up behind CALISSE to the last furlong post, where he forged to the front and held : HENRY WALBANK safe at the end. HENRY WALBANK began slowly and was outrun all the way. but I was going fa-t and ganielj at the end. GOLDFINN appeared sluggish to the final sixteenth, then came on I i-:. CA1 ISSE tired badly after showing the most early speed. JOHN GRIFFIN II. was never dangerous. ! - i 1f* 0 thirh race 3-4 Mile. 83629—1:11% 2 -108. Purse 8380. 8-year-olds and upward. J "OO Belli g. Net raise to winter : 22o: sec.,1,.1. 0; third, 825. Ind Horses # AWtlPSt M ]= a4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S • MHS ANGEI.CS a 7 Ml 1 - :■ 2*1 1«S l*k MohsSW*h II R Brandt 6-5 6-5 6-5 2-5 1-5 ■ "HAXTH LOR S :. 110 1 6 :■* .- :• . | [mes L Fountain 20 20 20 6 3 i 9! 100S-LSOM ■ 1 N :; | ... Hill .1 F Newman 3 3 3 4-5 1-3 I 9970." SIDON s 3 M I I L" 11 8*1 4* 3 Callahan F.I QreOtr 15 15 15 5 2 i t GB1 ICO an S 112 ! 4 t 4- 4= .V Bj «■ . F King 10 10 10 3 1 I 1028LADY TEN1M w 4 107 "• 7 7 :■ «, « 6:o Estep i: I- Jones -* 2J 2J 7-101-4 1 NM3 STRATHLAO S I 81 T 6 y,z 7 7 7 Selden DickinsonandSharp 100 10" 100 30 10 I Time. 23V 49. 1:1335. Track fast. : Winner- Br. . 1 : Saudi inghatu Vespers trained by H. R. Brandt. | Went to post at 3:12. At post 1 minute. Start lad. Won pulling up: second and third driving. AN- j GELUS was ridden to good adrantage snd dose op from the start, passed SIDON In the stretch and won S a-!i._- up. CBANTICLOB closed a gap and finished with a rush. ISOM ran well, but tired under a weal; j rid. in the stretch. SIDON gel a fast pate, bat was done Si in ■ fsa longs. LADS TENTH was off so badly i as i . n, i:o chance. i S ratdieil iip.t-iii-M. n Maid 108; 1 2" Tourist, f 7 : Ciri!i.i7iBill Atehl son, 85. ] ItH Kill RACE— 1 Mile. 84103 -1:37%— 0 — 122. Parse 8300 1 year olds and upward. 1/QQ j*Yj Allowances. Bel value to winner 82S; second, $." o: third. . 2.". Ind Horses AWtlPSt 4 Vi ?* Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S | ,FXPOLD w 4 M a - - -: -x 1* J CallahanW Q Yanks 4 6 5 2 1 IOSPARASEE w 7 108 7 3 v- i* :: " 3- 2* T Rice C B Rogers 5 5 5 8-5 7-10 . 1015SEBAGO un 4 105 3 1 14 1*| ll 11 3. Moleswh II R Brandt 3 3 3 11-21 IN.TFRY WilM " r- I- 4- 4" Gross J W Fuller 6 6 6 2 1 , i MEADOW w 6 115 - 7 .■ • - B* ■"- - Qroth W McLamors 3 3 3 1 1-2 J 1"_T RO JFNIOR w I Ml . I ■■- • • V f* Bstep B 1 Kaufman 5 5 5 3 1 | FIREMAN 4 PX 6 4 7 7 .7 7 Selden G M Odom 15 15 15 6 3 Time. 23«3. 46. 1:13. l:38i. Track fast. Wlnnei B. -. bj Wools thorrx -Leopoldlna trained by w. II. Buckner. Went to posi si 3:42 At pool 1 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. LEO- ; POLu ran m ■ nd to SEBAGO to midway of the stretch, where he took the lead and. standing ■ hard drive. ; withstood the challenge ol ABA8EE in game fashion. ARASEE ran a remarkable race, was cut down, but Struggled «»u resolutelj and almost got up to win. SEBAGO galloped under restraint in the lead lor six fur- ; longs and a half, then tired suddenly and badly. IN.ll BY ran well and is improving. MEADOW had no ; chance at sll with ■ bad rider up BOY JFNIOB was never prominent. Scratched 1021 Dutch Rock. 100. Overweights Arssee, 1 pound. — i i/ 1 UTII RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. cllfiTs l 06 j i 106. Purse 8300 B year obis and up- ; 1S " V/t ward. SeUmg. Sel rsln to wmno n2_."i: h sd, 890; third. .".. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % 4 ri Str Pin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S loos w h Keen w 3 99 4 _ U :.: c Selden R J Powers I 6 I 2J l j ■ i;i-!di:N RUBY ws i "!»• i 1 • Ei 2*i J Henry i". i- Fltagemld B 8 8 3 s-5 ; l ALELLA WB 4 111 I l* 1* 1| ■■ Buxton Powell and Parker 4 I 5 2 1 ; -Kii.UTi: i I M n v t" i i J CallahanH C Appl gate ; 7 7 :: 2 2 , DON DIEOO w 9 112 5 : R 7 •. S* Whatley G II C IS 15 U I I I RINOE WINTER w 5 115 • . ■ f Parker Crawford*Glover 3 3 2J 1 1-2 Ii . VNTIOO w s 117 I t :■ Il 8 7 Gross Gray Jc Campbell lfl If N I 2 IJLENB Wi HM . •- -- WiilD- ii a Cbtton I I I • IGE HENDERSON WB S IU S 8 r 9 I I Keogfa C Davll tt C G I Time 24"5. 48-... 1:02. 1:08V Track fast. Winner B. i bj sarion Vlghl .. n trained b W I Wenl tonusl at 4:15. Al post l minute. Rtarl ■ - Won drirlng: -.end and third the ssme. W. H. I i:i nrointiirui from I lie starl en me from behind In I ■ hom tr tch and, nutgsming BALELLA. with il liOl r»l N RI VA ebslleiig at the end GOLDEN Rl B came from far bach Is the last quarter and J ! .:, fa i get up to wli . BALELLA i i well and led Into the stretch, but tired at the end. BKIL I Li IT ran i •• and tin: ii •! close np. DON DIEGO csme fssl from behind sfter beginning slowly. I AN lb." . . ! KARLENE .nth ba lly. Sci-.H.le! ! hm; S«vg 112 nOOftO Jim Mc, 106; : . S- Dot lie IV. 106 D08O3 Penang, 0it: 10«7 I D tylls 110; 1002 Staffi rd. 112. ■- — a s sixth RACE 1 1-4 Miles. 89018 2:07% 3 B1 I Parse 8300. 1-yesr-oMs and npward. I I/"./! I J~-± 1 s. uing N.o v ,;.!,■ to wim, i 8225; ■ id, 890; third, 828. Ind Barnes AWtPPSt St ; •_• :; BtrFIn Ioekeys Owners 0 H 0 P 8 l K,;.m WS186 ii i : ! i- In i. Fountain 8 8 1 I ; " ■ W i: iit. i « N ws 6 107 7 7 7 7 «J TRI H T Batcheler i 1-2 I p._-3 FROG wa ! 102 7 • to 1" |o t v -. , ■■ Di Ili.W s ■ ;•- ■. J Callahan K l» II ward 2 21 ■ : ND v-.l I. NDa 17 182 4 3 4* • Stelden J Barnes 15 15 U E 2 j siGAR I. CMC ; . 7 m Rill W IfordandFlzer 10 h I :A 8-6 I THE MONK ws E • M n h Poi tiui ft Roland 1-8 1 Time, 23«s. 48s. 1:18, 1:40V 207 aos trac* record Track fast. Winner B. ~. by Kismet, bj Melton Jusnlta trained bj D. s. Ftmntsin. I Went to post at 4:41. At p -t 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; lacakl and third dining. J LAN I n V I : tt and easily held his opponents sale at all ■-■ ran a surprising race, opened up an enormous lead early WOLFERTON ran far back to the stretch ami closed a gap into a fast going second. FROG ran forwardly i, il gamely throughout. FIGENT anished fairly well. THE MONK ran into several bOfSM Otl the Hist turn and fell to the rear and stayed Here. Overweights- .1 nun. ."■ p.nmd~: Wolfertoii. 2: The Monk. 1: Kr»g. -.
