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second, Bonnie Braes third Nemesis fourth. rush
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Nemeeis third, Bonnie BrAes fourth, and = they
came down the turn e tns DT they vsrs mo nose
VINO Was half sSesd ci Bonnie sras they
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by neck, Australia second, two lengths n nont OF
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Sss SssI' he lead y . nsss Australia second S'5s
head and head Getting to the upper turn they
changed again, running nose and tan, Australia
fourths s' As they came down upon us again towards
the bluff they changed positions again, Australia still
leading one length the Duke second, two lengths IN
Going around the lower turn Australia seemed to cut
loose from the others and had daylight Of three
of all observers the race lay between these two.
Coming to the homestretch the struggle was again
renewed and whip and spur were applied 70 am o.
led length, Duke second, one length In front OF
Nemesis, Bonnie Braes four or five lengths behind.
sweepstakes for two year olds, half mile, 500 en-
Ss 1s oy
Closed with twenty-four subscribers nine OF which
came to the post.
ME, dam Pasta, by Revenue. e...:....:............
A. Belmont entered b. c. Fenian, by Mickey Free,
r. n w. Cameron Cameron entered br. inverugass, BY Old
Caabar, dam Juniper. r.....................
j. F. Purdy entered b. I. Ouida, by Lexington, dam
D. Mcdaniel entered b. I. by Oakland, dam Leizure,
M. 4 4. I SANFORD entered cn t. The Nun, by Iexing-
R. W. Cameron entered br. c. Glennevis, by!ouiston,
dam by voltguer: 80 on,.,
dam Parachute, by Yorkshire. .....:......
R. w. Cameron and L. W. Jerome entered Dr. c.
Gengary, by Thorman6y mn s dam Carbine'
This was one Of the most unsatisfactory races ever
ran They were started at the half-me pole, where
the eyes OF Philadelphia lawyer to have discovered
who they were, or what they were Fenian, how
@ sas the for m
stant or two but the flyer, Bonnie Lass running
like the wind, captured him before he got half way
around the lower turn and took commanding lead OF
| him, the others being spread out and making no
race whatever. As they came up the stretch they
OF Bull run, Bonnie Lass winning, Fenian second,
Inverugass third, Rapture fourth, Glengary fifth,
bay oily ley 0aklandl sixth The Nun seventh, ouida
THE FOURTH RACE
The Feather stakes for all ages to carry 100 lbs,
81 600 Closed with fourteen entries.
7. G. MoOre's b. h. Prvateer, years. by Light
ming, dam Hennie Farrowl by Shamrock. k........
j. w. Weldon's ch. q. Aldebaran, aged, by Com
modOre, dam Glencoe.
+. Morris ch h. onward, years, by Ringgold-
s. FORBES s en- h. FIeetwng. aged, by Baircwne,
dam Rhoda, by Glencoe.
J. W. weldons ch. h. Local years, by Light
nins' dam Maroon Fine ~ e'eosee s3ss ee''.'.''''
This race was the great feature of the day, and
| after o good start Onward showed himself at the
quarter pole in advance, Local second, Adeba'
| ran third Prvateer fourth and Fleetwing ffth;
| but as they swung round the bluff Aldeba-
| ran had taken the lead by four lengths,
seemingly intending to cut out the work and
| intent upon knocking the others all to pieces.
He eight lengths ahead going around the lower
| turn; Onward second, six lengths ahead Of Local
! Fleetwing next and Privateer last. They came up
the stretch passed under the string in about that
| order, doing the first mile In 1:54A. Going the
second mile Onward crept up on Aldebaran, the
mile, very rapid one. Aldebaran leading, three
lengths ahead OF Onward, who was six lengths
ahead Of Privateer and Local who were running
mile being made in i:s9. Going Into the
third turn they closed, and now the ngnt was in 10
Aldebaran still was leading, Onward second Priva.
teer third; Local seemed to have had enough and
lower turn Aldebaran was hard pressed by both
Onward and Prvateer, and they came into the home
| stretch nose and tail, Aldebaran leading, Onward
| passed the stand for the last mile. At the quarte
pole Aldebaran led about length, ON
| Prvateer had the lead by two lengths, Aldebarar
| second and onward third. At the half-mile pole
by whip and spur around the lower turn Privateel
once more brought to the front, and after one
| the most desperate races that we have evel
witnessed the latter was whipped In winner by
| four length, Aldebaran second, six lengths IN ad
vance of onward, who was ten or more ahead o
| Fleetwing-Local nowhere
And this closed the spring meeting at Jerome Park
Match Race at jerome Park.