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i I -1UAREZ BIGGEST CROWD ATTENDANCE OF YESTERDAY BROKE ALL RECORDS lOR MEXICAN COURSE. Visiting Cattlemen Swell Patronage to Rouging Proportions — Two Favorites Numbered Anions Days Winners. El pa-... Texas. March is. Raring ai Jaares. today wa- patronized by the largest crowd in attendance -nice the opening of the plant . Over s.iKit persons gathered at the eoitr-e. Manv of the vi-itoi-were Cattlemen and their lady friends and they certainly enjoyed the afternoons s|Mirt. They enthusiastically gave real to their famous frontier calls as soon as the horses left the barrier in the various races and the air fairly resounded with their shouts and hasnaas. The crowd was so large that Hu- ma an gt meat had to send lo Kl Pa-o for additional admission tickets io accommodate all who came and it was post time for the third race before Hie large assemblage was eoinplclely seated in Ihe stand. The betting ring wa- a struggling mass of humanity and the layers had more than Ihey could do in handling the money offered hy the visitors. Two favorites scored and Jockey Croth pilett I three winners. Qroth incurred the displeasure of -tarter Cassidy and was suspended for live days. Jockey Hill was similarly disciplined for diaobedicne at the pant. .1. I". Richardson purchased the gelding Prank ;. Hogan at private sale yesterday, lie will race him on the inter Mountain circuit. Lester Kraft withdrew from the layer-" i.nik. today. His stand was taken by Beech Hughe-, a Texas bookmaker. Trainers, with the end of the meeting in sight. are letting up on their horses. The .luaiez track was in good condition this morning, when tho following work-oats took place: Abe Ship-key Three eighths in 38%. Of lit tl.; account. Amobalko five eighth- iu I all. Never better. Art Kick Three-eighths in :;•;-.. Is good. P. da Three eighths in :;7--,. Bala Wel-h -Half mile in ." . bteeaasg. A "mera- ing glory." Cantein five-eighths in 1 :tsi. is ready. Coek-pm Three-quarters in 1:21. Has been, freshened. Cracker Boa Half mile in T.t. Is ready lo run good race. Hon Enrique- five-eighths in J:ir_ :;.. Acts exceptionally good. Elisabeth Harwood Three-eighths iu o7-.,. Was a I ride sore. Rye White Three-eighths in 37%, Inconsistent. Pair Louise Seven eight lis in I :JK Except loually geed work for her. First siar five-eighths iu 1:02. Is ready. Harlem Maid Half mile iu ." •_. breer.inc. Actl exceptionally good. Helen Scott five-eighths in 1:08. breesJag. Hotabird Half mile in 52, breezing, of Utile account. .1 .-i ii it- Three eighth- in 38%. Improving. John Louis Seven-eightbs in 1 : •■ . breezing. John Marshall Thr ighths iu 37%. Is go.nl. .liian Tan e quarters in 1 :21. shows soaVneaa. La Casadora five-eighths in put;. Is rood. Lavender Lass Ptve-ebrhtha ill 1 :l»J. Of little .ic count. I.e-car rive-eighths iu I :is" . Prefers mud. Maty Ann K. Half mile in ." J. breesing. Is good. Milton Koblee Half mile in 4!». improving. Misprision Mile in 1:47, breesing. M] Piien.i Three-eighths in 38%. is ready. Orimar Pad Three eighths in 38%. Is good. Orlin Krl|Mj — Three-quarters in l:lil. Tr lining well after i wiiiler- rest, Pawhu-ka Half mile in -!.». Iu prime condition. Ralph Lloyd Three quartets in 1:1... Is good. Reenter Half mile in 32. breesiag. Sake Three-quarters in 1:17. Is ready. nepalveda Three eighths iu 36%. Training well. Stare -Three-quarters in 1:21. Of little account. Wastella Three-eighths in 36%. 1- good Wintergreen- Half mile iu K!. breezing. Never belter.
