The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-10-20
mel; winner over Rear Admiral, Good

mel; winner over Rear Admiral, Good
land kennel.
Battle Royal, H. G. Lowe kennel;
winner over Vans Peter, Landseer ken
mel.
Princess May, H. c. Lowe kennel;
kennel.
Royal Crest, J. Herbert Watson ken
mel, winner over White Lady, II. @
Lowe kennel.
Rhea, GoodIand K enneI; winner over
Miss Dollar III, Maybrook kennel.
Nancy, Landseer kennel; bye.
Thursdays Races
st. Lawrence, II. c. Lowe kennel,
winner over Beau Brummell, st. Pat
rick kennel.
Birds Eye, st. Patrick kennel, win
ner over Billy Taylor, Scouts Rest
kennel
won Boa1s Hope, Scouts Rest kennel
Melitta, owned by II. G. Lowe, run a
Nancy, Landseer kenn ell; won over
Laughed At, American Coursing ken
mel
Lightfoot, American Coursing ken
mel won over Battle Royal, H. G. Lowe
kennel.
Princess May, H. G. Lowe, wen over
Royal Crest, J. Herbert Watson ken
mel.
/ Rhea, Good and EorreJ:1un tye.
| st. Lawrence, b. c. Lowe IoEUel
winner over Birds Eye, CT st. Patrick
F.! kennel.
| Militia, H. G. Lowe; winner over Bon
Bon, St. PatricEs kennel.
| Light Foot. Am erican CoUTSiDg ken
nels; winner over Princess May, 81. @
Lowe.
Nancy, Landseer kennels; winner
over Rhea, Goodland kennels.
Fridays Races.
On Friday the final in the GoodIand
stake will be run off.
First and second money in the Ken
more Derby was won by II. G. loves
st. Lawrence and Militia.
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