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CHANGE IN CONDITIONS AT JUAREZ. Rain Falls While Races Are Being Run, but the Track Remains Fast. I.i Da-o. T,.. February 24.— rMaagreeaate weather greeted the follower- of racing at Juarez today. The sun failed to shine and rain Started after the fifth race. The wind blew bard all the afternoon and only two favorites scored. Midler, at short udds, won the opener. Helen Hawkins, which was the opening favorite but drifted tn 4 tn 1 at p. -I time. tiMik the second purse. In the third. Ainu halko. an equal choice with Acguin. laated tn wia by a nnse. Dangerous March eatne tn the tinish first in the fourth, after a gallant struggle fnr over a quarter nf I mile, with J. 11. Deed at his throat latch. I.abobl went mil to make the pace in the face nf the high wind and the effort tnld on him so that he quit badly iu the final eighth. Tin- sixth was taken by Caniarada. which was sold a few days ago by G. II. Keene. II" w.ui at tb ■ first asking at 15 to 1 for his new owner. L. A. Seregni. The tirsi thoroughbred tilly foaled in Juarez m-n.e an appearance this morning. She was sired by Financier, dam Mrs. Nugeat, and is the property cf J. a. Quinlan. .1. K. Hughes, wlm operated a book and raced a -tring nf horses here last season, arrived today from Troy. Tex. Jockey Hill was suspended for ten daya by starter Cassldy. A. A. Gregg pincha-cl Judge Walton from W. H. Floer tod. iv. II. U. Brandt has sold to W. F. Cotton bis noted old gelding. Angelas, for 00. Sebago i- now the only horse Mr. Brand! ha- iu training at Jnarea, as he lia- retired Ilarrigaii.
