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GIPSY LOYES HANDICAP P. T. CHINN SADDLES WINNER OF FEATURE RACE AT JUAREZ. Kentucky Contingent Had Backed Her Heartily, While Texans Pinned Their Faith to Littlo Will Jockey Neylon Makes Mistake, El Paso, Tex., January 13. The Laredo Handicap, a sprint at live and one-naif furlongs, for three-year-olds, brought out a select field at Juarez this afternoon. Orb, which had leeii assigned top weight by Secretary Jasper, was withdrawn, leaving eight in the Held. Gipsy Love received the support of the Kentuckians, anil Little Will that of the Texans. The start was a Hying tine, with the whole bunch away from the gate in perfect alignment. They ran so for fully a sixteenth of a mile. Then Captain Burns drew into the clear, followed by Little Will, with the remainder of the field no great distance away. Neylon brought Gipsy Love up on the stretch turn and the filly, wearing the leaders down, got up to win iu the last stride. Bob Hensley came with a great rush, but too late to be better tnan second. Jockey Neylon made lis first mistake of this meeting while astride Old Gotch. He had the first race practically Avon and was only observng the outside horse when Hill slipped up along the rail with Joe Woods and beat Old Gotch a head. It was a clear case of overconfidence on Neylons part. There was a wholesale suspension of riders hero this afternoon. Jockey Bobbins and Booker were each given ten days by starter Cassidy in the first race for disobedience at the post. McDonald and Carroll got ten days from the stewards for rough riding iu the second, jockey Neylon ten days in the fifth for the same offense and Metcalf five days for bothering other horses in the same race. Selling race troubles continue. Dynamo changed hands today. He was entered for 00, but was bid up to 000 by Walter S. Heath, at which price M. Foley sold him. Joe Woods, winner of the first race, was bid up 00 over his entrance iri.ee of 00 by Ike Striker, but was bought in by owner .1. Bishop. At the request of Mose Goldhlatt, trainer for Jefferson Livingston, Iron .Masks attempt to reduce the mile record against time will be deferred until such time as Mr. Livingston can lie present to see his horse run, which probably will be on Sunday, January 23. Goldhlatt is desirous of running Iron Mask in a seven-furlongs race in preparation for his mile effort and such a race probably will be provided. Iron Masks only remaining stake engagement at Juarez is the ,500 Dos Republicas Handicap, seven furlongs, to lie run March 1. Recent work-outs of horses in training at Juarez were as follows: Weather clear; track fast. Balcliff Seven-eighths in 1:35. Barbara Lane Five-eighths in 1:05. Barsac Three-eighths in 3S. Ben Stoue Three-quarters in 1:10. Cantein Seven-eighths in 1 :22. Cash Girl Five-eighths in 1:05. Eddie Foy Three-quarters in 1:20. Kddie Mott Three-quarters in 1:20. Kil G. Three-eighths in 38. F. dmond Adams Half mile in 54. Emerald Islt Seven-eighths in 1:34. G. W. Morgan Three-quarters in 1:20. Garter Half mile in 53. General Villa Ouarter mile in 23. Gohltinn Five-eighths in 1:04. Helen Hawkins Half mile in 52. Henry Walbank Half mile in 55. John Ilurie Three-quarters in 1:10. Kenneth Half mile in 51. Kill Nelson Three-quarters in 1:10. Luther Five-eighths in 1:00. .Mabel Clarkson Three-eighths in 38. Old .Master Three-eighths in 30. Orb Half mile in 52. Othello Three-eighths in 37. Paw Half mile iu 52. Pendant Half mile iu 51. Robert Five-eighths in 1:04- Rooster Thieo-quartcrs in 1:10. Round Up Half mile in 54. Shadrach Three-eighths in 3S. Sheffield Five-eighths in 1:07. Transparent Three-eighths in 10. Uncle Jimiiiie Gray Three-quarters iu 1:13. Vemice Rico Quarter mile in 20. Wahaloty Three-eighths in 30.
