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 ! Second rae. running. quarter mile dash. purse Ss1. I'm sae.iss ET>f. Butcher Boy second. 4s4d= tAsr5 < Tine e-25-
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 Fourth race. running. hzlf-mlle dash. purse SsO. Eutriss - Tom Shelley Maude. Long By. Miss Ess.e Minnie II. and Gi.rpY. Tom Shelley iirst- Gil- TOY second, HaHde third. Time. 0.5S.
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 < First race Sanders G Russell purse S25o. free for al. trg;Eiug. mile heats. { best 1T , Black Diamond first. ITix- ter second. Time. 2-2. Tie s-cuHd heat ID this race developed the fastest time ever made on the tfacs-I-5o
 by Black Diamond, property of D. J Raybould Of Memphis.
 Second race. free for all pace. purse ! SEQ. best 3 in ,. EntTies-Lily Banks. Black Beauty. Glide. H-Fmnine George SprOut. Glide first. H-rmoine 2 second. Lily Banks third. Time. 2-322f Third race. running. one mile dash. parse Sl0). EutFies-Nera. Irene B-, Gilroy and Long Boy. Vera first Gil TOY second. Time. 0;5l1.
 The days spsITs closed with a box ing contr.t which afforded immense amusement 10 the audience
 ! THE TINES regrets it's inability t0 furnish an elaborate report of the races
 We cannot close. however. without paying q tribute "a the energy of Sec
 retary James Russell. to whose iBd-- fatigabls exPTtiCns the success of the affair was laTgely due.
 ! Some of the finest horses in the South
 were present and there was some TX celient racing. We are assured that
 the next races will suFpass all former events of the kind in this section There is a movement on foot tO organ ire a circuit in ATksHsas. and if this is done We may expect great things ol our raeecOurss in future.