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i 1 i ; ! . j 3 3 3 o 1 5 1 I : e g ;- v s t i SPLENDID LIST OF ENTRIES QUALITY THE PREDOMINANT FEATURE OF STAKE NOMINATIONS AT JUAREZ. High-Class Field in Sight for Tomorrows Renewal of Juarez Handicap, Chief Feature of Opening-Day Program Gossip from Mexican Course. El Paso, Tex., November 24. The meeting which opens here Thursday will inaugurate the sixth winter season of racing at the Juarez track. Like the five preceding meetings, it will run for 100 or more racing days. The feature race of the opening day , is the Juarez Handicap, value ,500, six furlongs, in which a great field of sprinters will go to the post, headed by the speedy Texas-bred sprinter, Pan Zareta. The weights announced by Secretary L. Jasper are so arranged as to bring a large field to the post. The weights arc as follows: Horse. A.AVt. Horse. WX- Pau Zareta 4 132 Brookneld 4 10o Robert Bradley. ... .4 122 Othello 3 10j AVllhite 5 115 Furlong 0 10 Grover Hughes 0 115 King AVorth 3 100 Hocnir 3 112 Orb .-..3 100 Gipsy Love 3 10S John D. AVakefield. .o 92 Grosvenor 4 10S Make good 2 90 Ghetto Girl ..2 108 Charles Mulholland lias only one horse to race this winter. This is the veteran Colinet. This brother to Bourbon Beau is coming here from J. AA Fullers ranch in Texas, where his owner sent him last spring to rest and for mating with a few mares. After this winter It is probable he will be retired for good to the stud. B. A. Jones, of Parnell, Mo., has three superb looking vearllngs in training at Juarez. One is a chestnut filly by Harrigan Princess Tulane. by His timuness: another is a chestnut gelding by Harrigan Miss Aan AAinkle, by St. Felix, and the other is a chestnut colt by Blues Royal Lady, by Royal Flush III. The filly and gelding are the first of the get of Harrigan to be trained for racing and the only representatives he will have on the turf next season as two-year-olds. They are fine individuals -ttnd before being shipped here- were highly tried on the farm track in Missouri. The filly has been named Julia L., for the mother of owner Jones, while the gelding has not been named. The Blues colt will be raced In the name of Heir Apparent. Julia L. is a half-sister to the good two-year-old winner of this season. Trulanc. Mr. Jones has eighteen weanlings on the farm at Parnell, Mo. A full list of these youngsters follow: Bay colt, by Blues Bantronia. by Bannockburn. Chestnut colt, by Harrigan Odd Rose, by Odd-3 fellow. Bay colt, by Blues Reseda, by Pardee. Chestnut colt, by Harrigan Laura Bell, by Lamp-3 lighter. Chestnut filly, by Harrigan Top Note, by Haui-; burg. Bay fillv, bv Harrigan Picayune, by Cesanon. Chestnut filly, by Harrigan Hester Zara, by Ce-3 sarion. Bay fillv, bv Blues LemOn Girl, by Madstone. Baj- filly, by Blues Miss A"an AVinkle, by St. GBav fillv, bv Rapid AVater Orline, by Ingoldsby. Chestnut filly, by Rapid AAater Mae Irwiu. by Banqtio II. Chestnut filly, by Rapid AVater AVlllie T., by Albert. Bay filly, by Rapid Water Lady Hildreth, by Golden Garter. Bay filly, by Rapid AVater Sevenfull, by Ediu-borough. Brown filly, by Harrigan Flarney, by Greenau. Chestnut filly, by Harrigah Daypeep, by Uer-- mence. Bay filly, by Blues Errant Lady, by Knight Er-r rant." Bay fill", by Harrigan Dandy Dancer, by Gallau-;- try- Of this collection the colt out of Reseda is a half-brother to Blue Racer: the filly, out of Lemon Girl is a half-sister to Lemon Joe, and the filly out of Mae Irwin is a sister to Bob Heiisley. Of the coming two-year-olds 51r. Jones owns Julia L., weighs 950 pounds arid Heir Apparent 1,025 pounds. There were twenty-eight mares mated to four horses at the Jones breeding farm this season, The sires patronized were Seth, Blues, Harrigan and AValdo. As the latter was in training most of the season, only three mares were mated to him in 1914. The old-fashioned slates will be up in the betting ring at Juarez. J. T. Ireland is among the recent arrivals. He is to be connected with the meeting as steward. The Reach in Jefferson Livingstons string is dead of lung fever, being the fourth horse that has died since shipping here. There are no more sick horses at the course. Secretary Jasper has announced the entries for the stakes that are to be run dnriug the meeting. The stakes tilled wonderfully well from the standpoint of quality and it is evident therefrom that the meeting is to be attended by the best racing in the history of the tfoekey Club Juarez. The stakes, with their conditions and lists of entries, are as follows: Juarez Handicap. For all ages. By subscription of 0 each. 0 additional to start. Guaranteed value ,500, of which 50 to second and 50 to third. AAeights to be announced three days prior to the day of the race. AVimiers of a race other than a selling purse after announcement of weights to carry 5 lbs extra. Closed with 15 nominations. Six furlongs. I. E. Clarks Make Good and Orb. Corrigan and McKinneys! Ghetto Girl. It. O. Egans King AAorth. C. W. Gassers John D. AVakefield. J. W. Goldblatts Othello. J. M. Henrys Grosvenor. J. H. Meads Brookfield. AV. R. Mizells Robert Bradley. J. F. Newman and Sons Pan Zareta. Airs. J. Shillings Uocnir. J. Uniensettcrs Grover Hughes. AV. J. AVebers Furlong. AV. G. Yankes Gipsy Ixive and AArilhite. Navidad Handicap. For all ages. By subscription of 0 each. 0 additional to start. Guaranteed value ,500. of which 50 to second and 50 to third. AAeights to he announced three days prior to the day of the race. Winners of a race other than a selling purse after announcement of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra. Closed with 23 nominations. One mile. Corrigan and McKinneys Ghetto Girl. J. W. Fullers Dorothy Dean and Injury. F. S. Hacketts Executor, Flitaway, and Bryn-limah. J. M. Henrys Grosvenor. Jefferson Livingstons First Aenture and Florlu. K. G. Martins John Reardon. J. II. Meads Brookfield. AV. It. Mizells Robert Bradley. Continued on second page. c J1 j to to to J ,i; . c s .jj , j. ; : : , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - " . : SPLENDID LIST OF ENTRIES. Continued from first page. J. N. Mounces Fort Sumter. T. II. Ryans Rash. Mrs. J. Shillings Hocnir. J. Umensetters Grovcr Hughes and Lady Pan-chita. S. Veillers Christophine. W. J. Webers Furlong. F. D. Weirs Ringling. W. G. Yankes Gipsy Love, Old Ben and Wilhite. Ano Nuevo Handicap. For all ages. By subscription of 0 each; 0 additional to start. Guaranteed value SI, 500 of which 50 to second and 50 third. Weights to be announced three days prior the day of the race. Winners of a race other than a selling purse after announcement of weights carry 5 pounds extra. Closed with twenty-seven nominations. One mile and a sixteenth. Corrigan and McKlnueys Ghetto Girl. J. W. Fullers Dorothy Dean and Injury. F. S. Hacketts Executor, Flltaway, Penalty and Brynlimah. ; : .1. M. Henry. Sr.s Grosvenor. Jefferson Livingstons First Venture and Florin. R. G. Martins John Roardon. P. J. Miles Mud Sill. W. R. Mizells Robert Bradley. J. X. Mounces Fort Sumter. T. S. Parkers ZIm. R. Ripleys Judge Sale. T. H. Ryans Rash. Mrs. J. Shillings Hocnir and Belle of Bryn Mawr. J. Umensetters Grovcr Hughes and ;Lady Pan-chita. S. Veillers Christophine. W. J. Webers Furlong. F. D. Weirs Ringling. W. G. Yaukes Gipsy Love. Old Ben and Wilhite. Dos Republicas Handicap For all ages. By subscription of 0 each; 0 additional to start. Guaranteed value .,500, of which 50 to second and 50 to third. Weights to be announced three days jirior to the day of the race. Winners of a race other than a selling purse after announcement of weights to carry live pounds extra. Closed with thirty-eight nominations. Seven furlongs. H. T. Batehlers Blarney. C. W. Clarks El Palomar. I. E. Clarks Orb. Corrigan and McKlnneys Ghetto Girl. R. P. Dickinsons Lackrose. II. O. Egans Pay Streak, J. J. Fergusons estate Kootenay and Enfield. .J W. Fullers Tokay and Dorothy Dean. J. W. Glodblatts Charniousir and Othello. F; S. Hacketts Executor and Flitaway.-; J. M. Henry, Sr.s Grosvenor. Jefferson Livingstons First Venture and Florin. J. II. Meads Brookfield. -W. R. Mizells Robert Bradley. J. N. Mounces Hard Ball. W. McLemores Hay. J. F. Newman and Sons Pan Zareta. 0. G. Parkes Rqx Beach. T. S. Parkers Vested. Rights aud 7Am. T. H. Ryans Rash. Mrs. J. Shilling! Hoqnir. K. Spences Osaple.. J. Umensetters Grovcr Hughes and Lady " Pan-. chita. , S. Veillers Christophine. W. J. Webers Furlong and Curlicue. F. D. Weirs Ringling and Miss Fielder. W. G. Yankes Gipsy Love, Old Ben and Wilhite. El Paso Stakes selling For all ages. By subscription of 0; 5 additional to start. Guaranteed value 51,200, of -which 00 to second and 00 to third. The winner to be sold by auction. Those entered to be sold for ,000 to carry weight, for age, if for less, one . pound allowed for each 00 less to 1914.sh00. Starters, with, the selling price to: be named through the entry- box at the usual-hour of closing, the day preceding the. race, ami those so nained will, be liable -for the starting Tee. Closed ;with .forty-nine nominations. One mile. i R. J. Austins Indolence. E; R. Bradleys Brick-and Mortar. P. M. Ctvills Thesieres. ..... C. W..-Clarks El Palomar. J. B.. Clolier!s Osuioude. W. Covingtons Pels. R. P. Dickinson- Lackrose. A. G. Dnnlaps Stolen Aiite. R. O. Egans Pay Streak. J. W. Fullers Injury and Colonel Marchmont. C. W. Gassors Dryad. X. W. Goldblatts CI Tmensc. F., S. Hacketts Executor, Flitaway, Penalty, :Fathora, Brynlimnh nnd Katherine G. J. M.. Henrys Grosvenor. S. R. Howlers Corncracker. Jefferson Livingstons First Venture ahdFldrin. R. G. Martins John Reardon. J. II; Mends Brookfield. P. J., Miles Mud Sill. W. R. Mizells Key Mar and Cotton Top. J. N. Mounces Hard Ball and Fort Sumter. McCoy and Emlcks Linbrook. T. S. Parkers Zfrh. R. Ripleys Belcolore and Judge Sale. T. II. Rvans Rash. N. Scuittos Hardy. Mrs. J. Shillings Belle of Bryn Mawr. K. Spences Osaple. J. Umensetters G rover Hughes and I.adv Pan-chita. S. Veillers Christophine nnd Bermudlan. W. C. Weants Ann Tilly. W.. J. Webers FurlOng and Curlicue. F. D. Weirs Miss Fielder and Ringling. W. G. Yankees Old Ben and Wilhite. Rio Grande Stakes, selling For all ages By subscription of 0 each : 5 adltional to start. Guaranteed value of ,200, of which 00 to second and 00 to third. The winner to be sold by auction. Those entered to be sold for ,500 to Carry weight for age. if for less, two pounds allowed for each 50 to ,000, then two pounds for each 00 to 00. Starters, with the selling price, to be named through the entry box at the usual hour of closing, the day preceding the race, and those so .named will be liable for the starring fee. Closed with forty-nine nominations. Six furlongs. II. T, Batehlers Blarifey. K. R. Bradleys Brick and Mortar. T. F. Brannons Anna Kr.uter. D. K. Carters Manganese. P. M. Civills Thesieres. C. W. Clarks El Palomar. 1. E. Clarks Make Good and Orb. .T. B. Clohers Imperator. R. 1. Dickinsons Lackrose. A. G. Dnnlaps Airline. J. E. Dwyers Royal Dolly. R. O. Egans King Worth and Pay Streak. J. J. Fergusons estate Kootenay and Enfield. C. W. Gassers Balgee and John I. Wakefield. J. W. Goldblatts Othello. F. S. Hacketts Katherine G., Mater and Fathom. J. M. Henry. Sr.s Grosvenor. W. Hurleys Bell Buoy. I. F. Jeannettes Mrs. lie. E. A. Lewis Pride of Lismore. Jefferson Livingstones First Venture and Florin. J. Lowes Florence Roberts. R. G. Martins Connaught. W. R. Mizells Key Mar. Clayton Morris Smiling Margaret. T. N. Mounces Wild Bear. W. McLemores Wheat. J. F. Newman and Sons 111 Savin and Josefina Zarate. T. S. Parkers Vested Rights. J. F. Richardsons Ring. R. Ripleys Belcolore and Maznik. K. Spences Osaple. J. Umensetters Justice Goebel and Lady Pan-chita. S. Veillers Bermudlan. W. C. Weants Ann Tilly. W. J. Webers Furlong and Curlicue. W. G. Yankes AVilhite and Gilpy. Chapultopec Handicap For now two-vcar-olds. By subscription of 0 each. 0 additional to start. Guaranteed value .5Q0,. of which 50 to second and 50 to third. Weights to he announced three days prior to the day o.f the race. Winners of a race other than a selling purse after announcement of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra.- Closed with 33 nominations. Six furlongs. II. T. Batehlers Batchler. C. W. Clarks Ypress. I. E. Clarks Make Good and Lukemae. J. B. Cloher and Co.s Osmonde. Corrigan and McKlnneys Ghetto Girl. A. G. Dnnlaps Airline anil Stolen Ante. R. . Egans Kenworthy. Field Bros. Frokendale. J. W. Fullers Tokav. F. S. Hacketts Katherine G. Jefferson Livingstons First Venture, White Crown and Gertrude B. J. N. Mounces Virgledot. W. McLemores Hay. J. F. Xewmim and Sons Bens Brother and 111 Savin. O. G. Parkes Rex Beach. J. F. Richardsons Smuggler. R. Ripley and Co.s Trulane, Maznik and Belcolore. Mrs. J. Shillings Conning Tower, and DIsihisSi J. Sicilian and Co.s Rug.- .1. Umensetters Whiins. S. H. Velies Tommle Coleman. i D. Weirs Miss Fielder. ; : W. G. Yankees hilly Joe, Nobleman and Martha 1 i Lee. I Chihuahua Stakes Selling For now two-year-olds. By subscription of 0 each. 5 additional . to start. Guaranteed value ,200, of which 00 to second and 00 to third. The winner to be sold by auction. Those entered to be sold for ,000 to carry weight for age, if for less. 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to 00. Starters, with the selling price, to be named through the entry lxix at the usual hour of closing, the day preceding the race, and those so named will be liable for the starting fee. Closed with 39 nominations. Six furlongs. H. T. Batehlers Batchler. 17. R. Bradley and Co.s Brick and Mortar. T. F. ISrannons Anna Kruter. C. W. Clarks. Ypress. I. F. Clarks Make Good and Lukemae. J. B. Cloher At Co.s Osmonde. A. . Dnnlaps Airline and Stolen Ante. R. . Egans Kenworthy; C. W. Gassers Sinai. F. S. Hacketts Katherine G. S. R. Howsers Timepiece. W. Hurleys Belle Buoy. Jefferson Livingstons First Venture, White Crown and Gertrude B, W. R. Mizells Key Mar. Clayton Morriss Smiling Mag. J. N. Mounces Virgiedot. W. McLemores Wheat. J. F. Newniaii and Sons Josefina Zarate and Rebecca. J. F. Richardsons Smuggler. R. Ripley and Co.s Trulane, Maznik and Belcolore. Mrs. .1. Shillings Conning Tower and Dismiss. ; J. Siemaii and Co.s Rag. K. Spences Conimauretta. J. H. Spratts Avonbear. J. Umensetters Whims. S. II. Velios Tomniie Coleman. F. D. Weirs .Miss Fielder and Mex. W. G. Yankes Billy Joe, Nobleman and Martha Lee. The Texas Futurity of 1914. To be run Sunday. Deeember 27; By arrangement with The . Texas Thoroughbred Association. Bv sulscriptioii of .00 each cash to accompany the entry for mares covered in 1911, bred in Texas by members of the Texas Thoroughbred Association, and a further subscription of 0.00 each for the produce of sum mares if declared in by January 1st, 1914, cash to accompany declaration. Each starter to pay 5.00 additional. Fifty per cent of the money -added by the association where the race 1 run, to go to the winner, thirty per cent to the second, and twenty per cent to the third horse. Winners of a stakes or of three races other than selling to carry 5 lbs. extra,, of two stakes or of five races other than selling. 10 lbs. extra: non-winners of two races allowed. 5 lbs., maidens 10 lbs. If mare or stallion has not produced a winner prior to January 1st. 1912. the produce will be allowed 3 lbs. ifoc. either, or 5 lbs. for both, said allowance to be .claimed at time of entry. If .a mare nominated for this event drops her foal berore the first of .January, 1912, or If she has more than one, or a dead foal, or Is barren, the ehtry of such mare is ;void, and the sulscripti6h will be returned. Forty-two entries at each; C void entries at each, 23 second payments nt 0 each. Elmvlew Stock Farms Vampire and Meelicka. W. II. Fords Tordillo. ; J. W. Fullers Tokay and Dolt Girl. Miss Griesenbqcks Kdith Macvnhe. Chas. Hodges Lady . Patrick. K. II. Hughes Sultana. Wade MclA-niores Hay and Fred T. J. F. Newman .and Sons Dr. Gatlin, Rebecca, Little :Abe and Bens Brother. .0. G. Parkes Call Shot, Rex Beach and Ccnlcr Point. ..... .L F. Schorrs Dengro. R. N. Vestals, Lesbla. Sam Warings, Fjye and Klttie May.
