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TUESDAYS" TIJUANA CHART The following; charts were received too late for publication in yesterdays paper. r7T7fl? SEVENTH RACE 5-8 Mile. May 20, 192059-1107. Purse 00. 4-year-oIds and 4 4 OVF upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 20; second, 20; third, 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt 11 y. ajstrFin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 77532 WAR WINNER w 7 10G 5 5 4 31 3" 3"k G Mein W C Weant GG0-3W 77531 HARGANS HEIR n 7 113 10 3 2l 11 11 2h T Wils.on F Wallhauser 1270-10 7753lNEG s 9 10S 12 9 71 5b 4 3l G Ellis It Barnett fO-lOO 77489NORFORD IlNEY n 4 104 4 2 P 2-1 2- 4J S ODonnl Xeal and Bartholomew 330-100 77188 FIESTA w 5 307 6 12 101 91 71 5 E Barnes Vernon Stable 670-10J 77489 YUKON sb 7 109 2 1 51 6i 61 61 F J Baker Mrs H D Cox t 77488 LAST GIRL SB 5 104 3 6 3 41 5k 7" W Ridour II W Barnes t 77400 CUBA w 7 111 1 4 9 10 93 S T Rae L Hankins T 77567 BROWN SHASTA n 4 93 9 11 8 71 SI 9 W McKht C B Irwin t 76935 RED MAN B 10 106 11 8 6 SJ 10 10 J Maiben R White t 77400 RUNGEORGE w 6 113 7 10 11 U 11 11 J Sington J Singleton GSO-100 76892 HASTEN ON B 7 106 S 7 12 12 12 12 E Fator II E Calwell 2390-100 tMutuel field. Time, 24, 48J, 1:01. Track fast. mutuels paid, War Winner, 5.20 straight, .60 place, 3.SO show; narrigans Heir, 2.S0 place, .40 show; Neg, field, .80 show. Equivalent booking odds War Winner, GCO to 100 straight, 330 to 100 place, 90 to 100 show; Har-rigans Heir, 510 to 100 place, 120 to 100 show; Neg, field, 40 to 100 show. Winner Ch. g, by Fitz Herbert Lady Winifred, by Plaudit trained by W. C. Weant; bred In France by Mr. C. H. Mackay. Went to post at 4:21. At post 6 minutes. Start good and slow. Wen driving; second and third the same. WAR WINNER was hard ridden from the start and. standing a long and hard stretch drive, outstayed HARRIGANS HEIR in a fast finish. HARRIGANS HEIR was much used in paccmaking and tired near the end, although finishing gamely. NEG made up ground and did his best. NORFOU1 HONEY was prominent to the last sixteenth, where he tired. FIESTA closed a big gap from a poor beginning. LAST GIRL showed speed, but failed to stay. Scratched 77250 John Jr., 109; 77467 Dovesrcost, 113; 77530 Sunbow, 116; 77100 Careen, 107; 77205 The Cure, 104; 7407SFayvood, 113. Overweight Fiesta, 3 pounds. fTTfiAQ EIGHTH RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards. March 10, 1923 1:42 6 118. Purse 00. 4 4 0"3 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 20; second, 20; third, 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt i gtrFin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 77533WYLIE IS J3 3 1 H l1 l1 1 1 G Abel W M Walker 230-100 77558:SPORTSMAN B 5 310 2 2 3 3J 31 21 2- W Bogski Pueblo Stable 370-100 7 755 7 3 ZING w 4 106 7 6 Gl 5 41 32 3 F J Baker R M Hollenbeck 420-10 77426 MORRO CASTLE B 5 106 8 7 2 2l 2 i- 4"t P Wall3 Brown Shasta Farm Stb 2963-100 77557 THE LAMB n 7 113 5 4 71 6l 6s 61 52 E Barnes Vernon Stable 740-10O 775153BY RIGHT w S 102 10 9 305 105 30 82 6 G Ellis G Cooney t720-100 77339 SUMMER SIGH sn 8 106 4 10 3 7 7l 7 P Horn G Stewart 5490-100 77207CAUNZEL n 5 103 6 5 41 41 5t5! S1 S ODonnl R L Baker S90-100 77489 MISS PAIGE w 4 94 11 8 51 91 9 9and 9 J Gerrity J E Rees f 77340 DE BONERO 5 106 1 3 Ss 82 8 10 30 T Wilson II W Barnea C460-10O 77552 CAPON w 6 301 3 11 11 11 11 11 11 E Carpter G Edison t tMutuel field. Time, 24, 48, 1:14, 1:41, 1:45. Track fast. mutuels paid, AVylie, .00 straight, 4.20 place, .20 show; Sportsman, .S0 place, .20 show; Zing. .00 show. Equivalent booking odds Wylie. 250 to 100 straight, 110 to 100 place, 00 to 100 show; Sportsman, 140 to 100 place, 110 to 100 show; Zjng, 150 to 100 shew. Winner Ch. g, by Pataud Hulmc, by Cunard trained by W. Walker; bred by Mr. rhil T. Chinn. Went to post at 4:50. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. WYLIE began fast and, showing the most speed, set the pace under restraint to the last turn, where he raced into a long lead to win in a canter. SPORTSMAN made a game finish, easily outstayinjr ZING. The latter was forced to race cn the outside throughout and ran a good race. MORRO CASTLE, after forcing t he pace, was inclined to run out when turning for home and tired finally. THE LAMB had no mishaps. CAUNZEL was prominent for five eighths. Scratched 77252 Glad News, 99; 77269 Freecutter, 101; 7753S Scraps, 104. Overweights Capon, 4 pounds; Summer Sigh, 4; Morro Castle, 4; Wylie, 2. F7F74i NINTH RACi: 1 1-S Miles. March 27, 1S21 5 117. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and 4 4 h5 upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 90; second, 40; third, 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt VI Vt -?i Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 77427 NEBRKA LAD sn 6 113 4 4 3s 41 4 3 la G Ellis J F Durkee 4T0-10O 7753GHYANPOM w 6 110 7 1 71 71 5 l1! 2s S ODonnl H Keisel 3S0-10 7 7533 TEN CAN w 7 109 8 7 21 2- 1" 2 32 G Mein W C Weant 530 1C0 775332LADY LILLIAN w 6 107 3 6 5 5l SJ 61 4 R Doyle Mrs F R Doylo S20-100 77384MANNIKIN M. n 7 107 1 3 41 3 3 4l 5" G Abel H A Lott 2030-10 77437 SLADY INEZ n 4 103 G S 9 Sl 71 5 6-1 A Franco Rancho Wikiup Stable 630-10 77427 LOCUST LEVES sn 7 302 9 9 6 Gl 6 71 71 J Gerrity L T Whitehill 1840-100 77167BOSH w 4 10S 2 5 Sl 9 9 9 S1 J Wood Denver Stable 1460-100 77536 LOUANNA w 5 108 5 2 11 li 2 S 9 W Ridour C B Shafer 4340-1CO Time, 25, 49, 1:15, 1:41. 1:54. Track fast. mutuels paid. Nebraska Lad, 1.40 straight, .00 place, .00 show; Hyanpom, .40 place, .10 show; Ten Can, .60 show. Equivalent booking odds Nebraska Lad, 470 to 100 straight, 100 to 100 place, 50 to 100 show; Hyanpom, 70 to 100 place, 20 to 100 show; Ten Can, 30 to 100 show. Winner B. g, by David Tenny Nebraska Lais, by Highland Lad trained by A. F. Yoeman; bred by Mr. A. Neal. Went to post at 5:14. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. NEBRASKA LAD, a forward contender from the start, answered to hard riding in the stretch and, wearing HYANPOM down, outliniwlied him at the end. HYANPOM, after being reserved well, back, raced into the lead after turning for home and finished stubbornly, but gave way to the winner right at the end. TEN CAN, after racing LOUANNA into defeat, took the lead on the last turn, but was no match for the first two when challenged. LADY LILLIAN was going extremely fast at the end. MANNI-KIN II. was prominent to the last eighth, where he tired. LOUANNA, after setting the early pace, quit badly.
