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TIJUANA FORM CHART. TIJUANA, HEX., FRIDAY, JANUAHY 5, 1917. —Forty ninth day. Bower California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting •! 100 or more days. !:_ books on. Weather clear. Presiding Judge, c. u. I.-tt infill. Starter. Edward Tribe, Racing Secretary. Edward Jasper, Racing starts at 2M p. in. Chicago time 4:00 p. in.. Indicates apprentice allowance. /"Q PT FIRST RACK— 1 Mile. June 17. 1*19—1:18 I 96. Purse 00. 3-year-olds 3-| JL / Q t J and upward. Selling. Xet value to winner 00; second. j98j third. ."k Index Horses AAVtsYu -.■ "4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O C I S 39974 CELEBRITY w 5 106 3 l2 1= 1=J 1=J 1=1 A Casey B J Creighton 2 I 1 1-U 30986*MAUDIE WB 4 106 9 C5 2»i Q I] 2J E Pool W A Wright 4 ti 2 1 SOOSl Mix LADY w I N 7 7; 0, 4*191 1*1 Q SchcfT rLive Oak Stable 6 6 2 1 19974 * DUKE OP SHELBY was 8 112 1 8U 7h 7-i 6- 4- J Mclntyi-nBeat aV Batthewa I 4 s-r 4-S IHtl ZINKAND w 10 111 8 10 Si 6" 5* 5* A Venters J Nidi 6 S I X-.r SOOSl1 LANDSLIDE W 4 107 2 2 31 3] 41 6* T Nolan W P Winfrey 2 SJ 1 2-5 : 878 OSCURO WB9112 I 4" 5 El 7* 7s W Taylor C Moore 20 M 12 6 39885 1!;. 8. P. TATE was 7 Ml I H 4" s- S- S- C Gross T Martin 30 H 20 10 ! OH! 7 BPPIE MAY 1191 4 3 10 in 10 9*18 McGrawC H Dixon r.o 100 40 20 30974 THE MONK W 10 111 10 9i 9]i 9=1 9110 W J OTTnTroeadero Stable 15 12 6 3 Time, 26U. 52y6, lJ9%, 1:50. Track heavy. Winner— B. m. by Colt— Sister Anna trained by W. K. Baggs; bred by Mr. A. B. Hancock. AVent to post at 2KB. At post 1 minute. Start g 1 and slow. Won easily: second and third driving. CELEBRITY rushed to the front qaickly and. leading all the way. won easing up. MAlDIK closed an earl] gap and finished gamely. VON BABY was pocketed while rounding the first turn, but got out ami ran a good race. DCKE OP BHELBY cloaed a big gap and so did ZINKAND. LANDSLIDE iuit badly. The winner was entered f r .fLOO; no bid. Scratched- 39976Misa Kruter. 102. Overweights Celebrity. 4 pounds; Maadie, 4: A.m l.ady. 1: Zinkand. 2: The Monk. 2. 0 I /.*_ /• BECOND BACK— 5 1-2 Furlongs. June 2S. BHi— l:l."i;, 3- lis. Purse 00. O 1 " On I year olds and upward. Selling. Xet value to winner 00; second. 1917.sh.i: third. .". index Horses AWtgt ; ]j "1 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Q ■ 1 s"- S9071*KID NELSON wis 7 111 2 r. 4- 3 1, C Gross H W Hoag 5 7 2 1 89971 ANCESTORS WB 7 111 1 H Sl 2*1 2 W J 0*B*nJ h Poznt-r 5 7 2 1 30971 CATEGORY 5 107 4 1] l- 1 - 3" E Pool W Fish, r 4 5 2 4-5 2917." THE WOLF Wl 10 110 7 ,7-10 61 4 G AlexdraG Alexandra S 4 2 1 MOTISWARTS HILL w I no E fil 73 0; 5- K LapailleG Sadla 2 21. 1 2-5 30070 ULOMER WSB419C 8 S 8 8 6i J MclntvreP George 5 7 2 1 30026 PARCEL POST w I MI I 2 : 41 71 A Pickens T Davies 5 6 2 1 3007 1 MISS JEAN wa s 10S t 4 51 71 * A CM v W Walker 8 10 4 2 Time. 2523. 52"5, 1:05=5. 1:11%. Track heavy. jT Winner — Cli. g. lv Solitaire II. — Bohemian Bass trained by II. W. Hoag; bred by Mr. "Adolph P. Bprecketo. Wi at to post at 2:2. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won handily: second and third driving. KID KELSON moved up steadily and ontgamed AM BSTORS i:i the final drive. The latter raced [ rominently and made a game finish. CATEGORY showed the most speed in the going, but tired. I THE WOLF mad" up ground. PARCEL POST showed speed. The winner was catered for 00; no bid. " Overweights Ancestors. 1 pound: Category. 1: Parcel Post. I; Miss Jean. 2. /- 7 THIRD RACK— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Jan* 28, 1918— 1:0."..-. — 83— 118. Purse 00. 31 " 1 t fj § 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Xet value to winner 00; second. 1917.sh."; third. 5. "Index Horses AWtSti ;j "t Str Fin Jockeys Owners O 0 P~S~ S091S*A2TUREA B 7 106 2 1*1 1= 1= l3 E Pool Hancock and Cushin 7-107-101-3 out 30028 EDITH LYONS WBlM 5 2"- 2-1 23 2" G Seherrerll A otton 8 12 4 2 39915 DR. BAMBERGER w3 91 4 l 11 I IS S MoGraw J B Crisp 6 8 2 1 30971 HAZEL C. w 8 195 6 5- U 41 41 J Morys J Hoskins 4 5 8-5 7-10 30928 LAUGHING WATERwii 4 90 1 6- si s* 5:; r Moore J Randolph 5 6 2 1 80971 ANNA BOB* am 4 106 I 4" 41 5= 9* A Pickens K C Griffith 4 5 1 1-2 27097 FORGE wb 7 111 7 7 7 7 7 A Venters V Permit* 30 50 20 8 Time. M*4, E2V5. 1:0535, 1:13%. Track heavy. Winner — B. m. by Joe Carej — Admit trained by .1. Hamilton: bred by Barney Schreiber. AVent to P-st at 2:."3. At post 1 inii.ut ■■. BtSXt good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. AZURKA was hard ridden, showed the most speed and won easel up. EDITH BYOXS raced in closest pursuit and was tiring at the end. DR. BAMBERGER raced close up throughout. ANNA LOF tired in the going. The winner was entered for 00: no bid. Scratched 99914 Minnie !".. 101; 1997] Car.. X..me. 109; 30870 Bucky Mack. 107; 30S99 Cooster, 107. Of rw-iglit---Azurea. 1 pound: Anna Eon. ■" : Forge. 4. • SlllQhJ FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. Bee. 20. 1910— 1:11--— 3—110. Purse 00. 3-year-olds e 1 " * O O and upward. Handicap. Xet value to winie r .00: second, .sii-i; third. .". I nde Horses AWtSt t L. ■■ Str Fin Jockeys Owners 5 5 I S 30048 CUSTOM HOUSE w S 107 2 2 21 U I3 A Pickens J Sieman 2 21. :;-.", 1-4 30929 -Sii!:" Id. DO w 3 107 I 5 4- 4= 21 T Nolan J Patter 4 6 8-5 7-10 80947 REDLAND ami 4 112 4 1" 1] 2= 3-1 G AlexdraG Alexandra 3-2 3-2 3-5 out 80919 JAKE ARGENT w 7 110 1 3, E 5 t»C Jones R P Dickinson 6 8 2 7-10 59998 PRIVET PETAL b 5 112 5 41 P 3 I J Metcaif F Mallory 3 4 11-3 Time. 25V5. 50%, 1:19. Track heavy. Winner I.r. h. by Joe Carey -Ellen Atkin trained by If. Carrity: bred by Mr. Barney Schreiber. Went to pet at 3:1S. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. CI 8TOIJ HOU8E was saved to the stretch, then passed REDLAND and won easing up. SHELL Do dosed up ground and finished fast and gamely. REDLAND se; ■ good pace, but tired in the bosae-streteb. JAKE ARGENT was pinched out soon after the start. PRIVET PETAL unit. The winner was 1 at. -red for 81.999; no bid. Overweights shell Do, 1 poand; Custom House. 1. O a AQU FIFTH RACK -3-4 Mile. Dec. -jo. 1918—1:11%- :: 110. lurse 00. 3-year-olds O 1 " JO *7 and jspward. Selling. Xet value to winner 1800; second, 90S; third, .v "Index "ll..:-ses AWtSt ", j ■■. Str Fin Jockeys TwnTTs C I S S0949* LOAN SHARK WB 7 101 4 1, ::- 1 r R Pauley J B Duncan 0 6 2 1 30930 MARY BMILY w 8 107 1 2: 2. 2. 2 . K LapailleG Radio 8 6 2. 7-5 30*48 VIGNOLA an I 191 I 9* 4" 4 II A Pickens Y Bnrkhart 21 2 4-5 1-3 SOSOlRISS SAND w 9 197 I 1*1 U H 4 E Pool M E Dawaon 5 6 2 1 ;30X!i KING CHILTON WM I 197 7 6- 7- I I I J MclntvrePrior A Sullivan 5 6 2 1 30882 = THE FELLER w I 193 S 7 9" Si V R Moore P Itin.-hart 2 21 1 1-2 30811 ALICE THERESA w7 K 5 8 8 7- 7» W Crooks W Rtodel « 100 40 » 30801 BAD PROSPECT was 108 I I* 51 8 8 T Nolan T Henderson 10 12 5 21 Time. 25%, 51%, 1:20%. Track heavy. Winner— Br. g. by Ltsaak — Wings trained by v. a. Cashatsa; bred by Messrs. Hhtds and Baker. Went t- j.est at 8:45. At post 1 ssinnte. Start bad and slow. Won easily; second and third driving LOAM SHARK moved up fast in the stretch into a long lead and won in a canter. MARY EMILY began fast and ran a good and game race, V1GNOLA was away badly and made up much ground KISS SAM set a good pace, bat tired badly. THE PELLER lost all chances at the start. The winner was entered for 1290; no bid. Scratched 90973Pahna, 107. Overweights — Bonn Shark, 3 pounds; Mary Emily, ." ; Vignola, 1; Alice Ther sa, 1; Bad Pna- P-et. ■".. Q 1 , SIXTH RACK— 1 Mile. June 17, 1918—1138 S 96. Purse 00. 3 year-olds Q 1 /TT* and upward. Selling. Xet value to winner 00 ; si cond, 995; third, 5. Inde l Horses"5 AWtSt % 5 _■ % Str Fin Jockeys wners C P V. 30803 iSAV v.ii US 1 9* 1 1; 1:; ll C Gross C Polk 2-2 7-5 1-2 out 31000 PRINCE S. w 9 101 3 4»1 S» I" 3* 2 . A Caaey Sunnyalde Stable 4 6 8-5 7-10 30929 VELDT W 4 191 4 1 2; 2 ■» 2 H G ScherrerE .1 Ramsey 2-2 2 1-2 out 39949BARSAC wn 7 IK 5 H 4 4 4* 4" G AlexdraG Alexandra 4 4 9-5 7-19 30917 SAMi F.l. i. MEYER w 8 113 I S 5 i 5 E W J 0*BnHiter A Ford 5 6 8-5 7-10 Time. 26J 52%, 1:20%, 1:48%. Track heavy. Winner- lir. g, by Sais — The EtoM of the Etancho trained by S. Polk; bred by Mr. John F. Painter . Went to post at 4:09. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second .and third driving. BAY took the lead on the backstretcb and withstood all challenges with ease. PRINCE s. ran well and made ■ game finish. VELDT raced nnder s pull, but failed t» respond when called on. BAR-SAi r in fairly well only. The winner was entered f.r 9900; no bid.
