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great horse evidently needs long rest.
Just before the first race was called
addressed man, supposed to be c. l..
Blackwell, dropped dead i'll the betting
ring from heart disease. There were
no letters found on the dead man, but
the name &C. L. Blackwell" was
stamped under the lapel of his coat.
The police took charge of the body.
First race, purse $780, for maiden two-year-
ODDS entrance SIS, tive-eighths of a mile
Starters: Clementine, los, Mccarthy, TO 1;
Ella Shipman. los, Narvice, u to 1; Min Due,
10S r. Williams, to l. Espirito SantO los,
Porter. 10 to /; Redino, los, Thorpe, 10 to |;
Nellie Pearl, los W Harris, 10 l; O'Sul-
Ivan, los, Penny, u to l; Umatilla, los, En-
gliSh, I to 1; White Wings los Mooney, 5 to
l; Annorian, los. Fox, 10 to 1.
White Wings and Clementine were
first away, the others nicely punched.
These two showed the way to the
stretch, where Annorian drew away
and looked all over winner, but Espir-
ito Santo came with a rush, and won by
half a length from Annorian, who beat
CIementine a length. Time, :05.
Second race, purse 800. for three-year-olds
and upwards, entrance $40 each, one mile
and an eighth-Starters Whitney, 105, Nc
Blackburn. lis, Penny, to ]; Harry Ray, %,
Porter, to l; Homer, los, Narvice, to 1;
Faithful, 105, Thorpe, 10 l.
To good start, Whitney was the first
to show. AT the turn Whitney was first,
with Homer neck behind. Down the
back stretch Whitney increased his
lead to two lengths and was running
easy. When the far turn was made,
Prince and Homer set sail for the leader
but could never catch him, Whitney
winning in a canter by three lengths.
L., L.,
money. Time, so.
Third race, purse $500, for three-year olds
and upward, selling, mile-Starters: Fairy
Queen. los. Penny, TO /; Odrey, 107, Good
ale, to /: Hardee, ITO, c. Sloan. q TO l; Tom
DAILY, ia. Overton, TO l; Falerna, 99, Hut
sell, 10 1; Van Buren,. 80, Porter, s to |
Borealis, 102, Fox, to l; Pat Conley, 1O3,
Mcdonald, Is TO l.
Away they went with Van Buren, in
front, Borealis second and Pat COnley
third. Van Buren, mnde the running to
the far turn, where BOrealiS won by
length from Pat Conley, who beat Van
Buren, two lengths for place. Time, 1:46.
Fourth race, the Sheridan stakes, sweep
stakes for three-year-olds of 500 each. with
Sl500 added. mile and a quarter-Starters:
Kingman, 129. r. Williams, to =; Pomfret
10, Porter, 30 to 1; Yale 81, 122, Narvice,
to {; San joaquin, 115, /. Lewis, 20 1; Poet
Scout 115 Overton, even.
The start was perfect. In a few
strides Pomfret jumped to the front
and was leading Poet Scout by half
length. Passing the grand stand Poet
Scouts nose peeped III front and great
cheer went up from the crowd. Max
ing the turn and down the back stretch
Poet Scout was first by length; Pom
fret. who was doggedly hanging to
his flank, was two lengths be-
fore San Joaquin, the others
few yards away. Poet Scout
maintained his lead, and after making
the far turn OvertOn took a gentle pull
on the favorite. Pomfret began to close
up rapidly, and a hundred yards from
the finish Overton began riding Poet
Scout hard and he responded nObly,
passing under the wire length before
Pomfret, who beat San Joaquin two
lengths for the place. Kingman was
fourth and Yale '91 last. Time, 2:11$4.
Fifth race purse $500. for three, year-olds
and upwards, three quarter-mlle heats -
Starters: Trust, 1l9, r. Williams, 10 TO l
Big Three, 119, Overton, to 1; Kate Malone,
ia c. Sloan, S to l.; Josie NJ, ia, Hathaway,
Z to ); Joe Carter. los, Penny. 6 10 /; Little
Crete, 112, Narvice, to ]; Woodpecker, Us,
lines 40 to l; Too Sweet, 103, Keith, 20 to 1.
First heat-Little Crete and Josie NJ
made the running TO the wire, Josie NJ
winning by neck from Little Crete.
Joe Carter was third. Kate Malone,
WOodpecker and Too Sweet were dis
tanced. Time, LII. Second heat-JOsie
NJ led to the stretch, where Trust came
up and won by a neck. Josie NJ beat
Big Three head for the place. Time,
lis. Run off-Trust won by six lengths.
Time. lis.
Sixth race, handicap for three-year-olds
and upward, of $50 each. with 500 added,
mile-Starters: Glockner. ITO, FishbuTn, TO
/; BraZos. liz, Mckay, 10 to l; Guido, III,
Feeny, TO l; Fayette. 104. Overton, to 1;
Santiago, 49, Lewis to l; Forerunner, 90,
Hutsell, 10 to |; Chimes, o. Naryice, 10 to 1;
Labold so, Keith 20 to 1; Longlight, 102, Nc
Carthy, 20 to 1; Rosemont. 100, Porter, Is to l
Business, 100 English, 20 to 1; Fakir, 104,
Penny 10 to 1.
Business took the lead at the start
and held it to the stretch, where there
was a general closing up. In beauti-
| full finish Santiago won by head from
| ForeruEner, who beat BraZOs neck for
| place. Time, 1:4315.
| Seventh race, purse $500. for maiden two
| yearolds, fve-eighths of mile--Starters: IL
| lume, Ill, Thorpe, Is to l; Bob Forester, Ill.
| Penny, 10 TO /; Glenoid, Ill, c. Sloan, 20 to
/; Ulster, Ill, Narvice, u to /; Salvation,
| Ill, Goodale, 10 TO L; Mssal, Ill, Boyer, 20 to
| /; San Salvador, Ill, r. Williams 3 TO l;
Madden, Ill, Seaman, z to 2; Gayosa, III,
Keith, II to 1; Perblaise, Ill, Overton, 5 to l.
The start was miserable, Perblaise
| getting two lengths the best of the
| others, with San Salvador virtually left
at the post. Perblaise was never caught,
! winning by length from Hume, who
beat Madden length for place. Time,
1:04.
Eighth race, purse $500 for three-year-olds
and upward, selling, mile-Starters: Get
away. iO7. Hennessy. 20 to |; Modieska, 102
english, 20 to 1; Ed Bell, 10Y; Goodale. to
/; Martin Russell, los, Seamen, TO 1; Ell
| r. Williams. to /: Carus. ia, McCatferty, 3
to1: 81. Adams, Il6, Mccarthy, 70 Il jim