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KREWER SHOWS BEST FORM Demonstrates His Eeal Quality in Principal Tijuana Race Easily Takes Measure of Motor Cop Brill Brilliant iant Ray Georgie Judge Pryor and Other OtherSpeedy Speedy Horses Four Favorites Win SAN DIEGO Cal January IS Disclosing that form which made him one of the top notch sprinters in the East the sixyearold Krewer yesterday afternoon at Tijuana showed a vastly improved race over his pre ¬ vious victory here and scored again for J M Crane who purchased him as a Ranco cas Stable castoff It was the sixth race of the card the Calexico Handicap at five and onehalf fur ¬ longs that Krewer demonstrated his good class and when it was over his victory was such that he was stamped a thoroughbred that will be hard to beat at this meeting While his victory was a hollow one for he triumphed by three lengths it was because he was much the better horse rather than that he was competing in mediocre company Jockey Taplin had the mount on the winner and he allowed Krewer to race within strik ¬ ing distance of the leaders until the stretch turn was reached At this point he was taken to the outside of his opponents and he soon assumed the lead and won under slight restraint restraintThe The pace was set by Brilliant Ray Motor Cop with 116 pounds the lightest impost he has had this meeting forced Brilliant Ray at top speed However Motor Cop was no match for Krewer but had enough left to save second place from Brilliant Ray Judge Pryor and Georgie ran as the R L Baker entry The former tired while Georgie was going fast at the end and his race was one that promises improvement for him himSUNNYLANDS SUNNYLANDS FIRST APPEARANCE APPEARANCESunnyland Sunnyland from the Bronx Stable owned by George P Fuller California millionaire sportsman made his first appearance of the meeting and finished fourth Sunnylands race was not a bit bad considering that it was his initial start here and that his best races are over a long distance of ground groundFour Four favorites rewarded their backers with Silk Sox from the Blackwell Crippen string the longestpriced winner of the after ¬ noon This one paid 2610 to 1 and beat Herder the favorite a half length in the fifth race at threequarters threequartersClarence Clarence Buxton saddled the winner of the fourth race at threequarters of a mile This was the gelding Purl which was making his debut of the Tijuana meeting Buxton and Continued on second pace KREWER SHOWS BEST FORM Continued from first pure the stable connections thought so well of Purl that they wagered heavily throughout ths country and it is reported tonight that the books here were hard hit when Purl caught the eye of the judges Jockey M Anderson gave the horse a rousing rids and the Buxton representative clossd with a great rush in the stretch and won off by him ¬ self Second to him was Horace Lerch whilo It was third Count Boris installed second choice ran a dull race and was never closa up upMade Made an oddson choice Cafeteria ac ¬ counted for the third race at one mile and seventy yards and won as if much the best Mrs Pat ran a race which was much better than was expected for her She was prom ¬ inent throughout to finish second by a bead from Au Revoir RevoirSUMMER SUMMER SIGH CONSISTENT CONSISTENTIn In the concluding dash Louanna the Staf ¬ fer Conway mare failed her backers after being installed first choice With jockey Claver in the saddle the mare was In re ¬ peated trouble and never could find a clear path The winner turned up in Summer Sigh which is proving a consistent horse for William Red Walker Summer Sigh was resurrected from the steeplehcase field by Walker and the aged Ormondale son is proving that his owner is a keen judge of a thoroughbred Roisterer ran a creditable race to be second and Black Betty took third place placeThe The lone claim of the day took Cafeteria out of the third race for SOO This winner was claimed by McCown Elmer who were represented by Tom Brooks BrooksC C E Ford and wife of Chicago are recent arrivals at the Hotel del Coronado It is their first viit to the Tijuana race track and today Mr Ford said that before visiting here he had no idea that the racing was of such magnitude
