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while Acclaim beat Melody three
lengths IimP. l 40.

Third race. the Maiden stakes for three
year-OldS. entrance So, with Sl,210 added;
mile and an eighth-Starters: Hagen, 122
Fitzpatrick. 30 TO l; Poet Scout, 122, Overton,
. 10 ;: Ormonde, 122, Hennessey, 80 TO l:
Pomfret, III, 1. Lewis, to L; Sea Foam, III,
Fishburn, 30 10 l.
Pomfret and Hagen were first away,
and set merry pace for the other
three. who were two lengths away. At
the three-quarter pole OvertOn sent
Poet Scout up to the leaders, and turn
ing into the stretch, the faVorite took
first place. Poet Scout had no trouble
in winning from Ormonde. who beat
Pomfret a length for place. Time,
1851.
EFou1th race. handicap for three-year-olds
and upwards. of so EACH with $3.50 added,
mile and a quarter-Starters: Tom Rogers,
%, Finnegan, g to l; Gov. Adams, l02, Penny,
10 to /; W q. Morris, 100, English, 10 to l:
Ed Hopper 90, Hutsell. 10 to /; Aloha. los,
Hazlitt TO /; Dollikens, 104, Mccarthy, II to
l; Valera, l02. Lindsay. to ?; Ernest Race.
1l5, Rowe, to l; Guido. 110, Overton,
to- =
Aloha, Tom Rogers and Guido were
in front when the flag fell Aloha
rushed out and Was leading past the
stand. the others close up and nicely
punched. Down the back stretch they
raced, not two lengths separating the
uISl anu ldSt lOlSe' AloHd SaNC u u y a.
the head of the stretch, and Guido, Val
lera and w G Morris fought it out,
Guido winning by length from Morris,
who beat Valera head for place.
Time, 2:O7$I.
Fifth race, purse 5000, for three-year- -olds
and upward, entrance SIS, mile-Starters:
Rival. 100. Curtis, s to 5; Lizzie B, 100, Nc
Auliffe, S to l; Philora, 109, Overton, 5 to /;
Neva c, 107, Freeman, 10 to l Silver Lake,
IN I
Hazehurst "a, Hoggett 10 to |; Lucille
Mannette. 81, Stewart II to L; Lillian Lind.
say, 1O7, Allen, 10 to l.
Silver Lake and Rival made the rum
ming to the stretch, where there was a
general closing up. Philora, who got
away very bad, came up very fast and
won by head from HaZelhurSt, who
beat Silver Lake one length for place.
Time. 40.
Sixth race. purse $500. for three year-olds
and upward, entrance SIS. mlle-Starters:
Longshore III, McCafferty, to 4; Linlith-
gow'109, Seaman. to /; DR.. Nave 122. FitZ-
patrick, to 1: Ed Bell 1U9 Thorpe, u to l;
BraZos 122, Allen, TO l. Balgowan 100, Over
ton, TO ?; Bankrupt l24, l. Lewis, II to !.
Ed Bell bounded to the front and on
the back stretch had lead of three
lengths. Around the turn and down
the stretch Ed Bell was still in front
Overton brought Balgowan up with one
of his mastery rushes and nipped the
race by nose. Ed Bell beat Linlith-
gov half length for place. Longshore,
who got away badly, was fourth and
close up. Time, I:41I.
Seventh race. purse $500, for three-year- -olds
and upwards, entrance SIS, mile-Starters:
Sank Moody, 50, Hutsell, 10 to l.; Governor
Wheeler, 104, Boyer, p to 1; Penn P, 112.
Thnrpn IN EnrpTnOnpr ia Allen z
!: Gender, 81, Madison, to 1; Frederick
William, 102 Lindsay, II to 1; Clio, 1l2, /.
Lewis, TO l; Charlie Ford SO, Kuhn, 10 to
l; Take Notice, 1l2, Overton, to l.
Penn p made the running until well
In the stretch, where Forerunner, Zen
der and Take Notice passed him, and IN
a rafting finish Take Notice won by a
length, while FOrerunner beat Penn P
for the place. Time, 1:424.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY,
First race, three -year-olds one mile
Georgetown, Homer, Rudolph, 122; Harry
Ray, Glenrush, Ludowic, lis; Asben, 10I;
Orcas, 102
Second race, nine furlongs-Arundel 124;
Pilgrim, 1l2; The Kaiser, Miss Hawkins, 10+
Third race. Friendly stakes five furlongs-
Lillian Beatrice, los; Old Pepper, Sir Charles,
Bashford, Chief Justice. Ill; Addie, Salon
lea, 1l5; Wightman, Carlsbad, Faraday, Gu
linda. Newton. Dankurtz lis; Chaperone,
lis; Miss Knott, 120.
Fourth race, handicap, mile and half
Atticus. Ill; Churchill Clark, Joe Black
burn, ITO; Ormie. 100; Business, %.
Fifth race. mile heats-Guido, III; Bran
dolete. 1l5: Contender, 102; Allen Bane, 104;
Prettiwit, 92; Jugurtha 50.
Sixth race extra race, closes tomorrow at
a. m, selling, one mile, to be run as sixth
race.
SELECTIONS.
Georgetown and Homer Arundel and Miss
Hawkins, Wightman and Carlsbad, Joe
Blackburn and Orme, Brandolette and
Guido.