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\ Following are the summary, en!ri'
and selections for today:
First Race---Six furlongs. jersey Bo,
4 2O7 Bender, 3, 40 and 20, first; Flas
u ", lO7 ELLIS, 3, ] and 10 secone
Belle Australian, los (NeIson) s. 3 an
32; third. Time 1901 Bessie NJ
Harry L., May Wellington, Monda,nil
Spirit Level, Athol also ran.
Second Race-Four and onc-half fun
longs. Will Fonso, ll2 (NostundJ, !, :
10 and 2-5, first; Midrose, ITO ,Narvaez
50, 7-l0 and 2-5, second; Henry Higgins
ll2 Nelson, 20, and 4, third. Tim
l.W!. Jack Lowell, Scio, Caroyen, Ia
Belle, Test, Irene X. also ran.
Third Race-Four and one-half fur
longs. Traitor, ll2, (HalI) so, 10 and 5
first; Fred Munich, lO9, (Nelson) 10,
and ,, second; Fedora, 107, (Gciger) l2
and ,, third. Time, IG4i. Leondas
Marie Lowell, Lisbon Maid, Hint, alsc
ran.
Fourth Racc-Six and one-half fur
longs. Wampum, ll2, (Nostran)
20, 8 and 1, first; Flames, ll2, Cunning.
ham 10, i and =, second; DR.. Jim, ll2,
| Nelson 2, - and -, third, Time,
l.O. Mildred d., Confusion, Miss LOYAL,
Pulitzer, Bnsirus, also ran.
Fifth Race-Six furIongS. Cozette,
l04, (NeeD s. 3 and 81, first; Charlie
/ Mcdonald, 100, Cunningham, s. 3
and 3-2, second; Francis NJ, lo7,
(Andrcws) ., 9-1O and %, third. Time
l.295 Sandowne, Ludwigite Laurence
T., The Mantaun, also ran.
Sixth Race-Four and one-half fur
longs. Congo Dick, 107 (NeeD, 7, ,!
and 6-j, first Tim Hurst l07 Cum
ningllaln), t. So and 4-5, second Peri
odical, lO5 (Nclson), 3, l and -, third.
Time, l.O4}. lssie o., Lizzie w., Rob
Roy, Joe IIayman, also ran.
Entries for Today.
First Race-Six mile; selling. Arill-
cry ITO; Pocket Piece, Salesman, Advance
Lawrence F., l07 each; Jeneolo Graceful
Connenaugh, Hint, Matte Chun, l05
each.
Second Racc-Four and a half furlongs.
Copyright, llo; Rocbuck, Telegram, ll2
each; Equity, Edna Bennett, Bert, Gold
Spec, no each; Mr.. Wavery, lOS; Gilt
Australian, Ethel Farrell, l06 each.
Third Racc--Four and a half fur!ongs.
Henry Higgins, priyatccr, Silver Bill lO7
each; Onnalee, Grandma, Aunt Susie,
Miss Julia, Ida, Prarie Flower, Windgale,
lO5 each
Fourth Race--Six mile. Monroe Doc
trInc, ia; Jonah White, Jews Harp,
Sebastian, l0o each; Hanoanna, Medica,
107 each; Phaedra, Bette IIill lO4
each.
Fifth Race-One mile. Fox Glove,
Mullaghmorc. Candelabra, lis each;
Stockbridge, John p, Priuce Potomac,
ll5 each; kassala, ll3; Sister Ida, 80.
Sixth Race-Six mile. Wexford c.,
Desbrosses, Bernardo, Salvor, Walter O.,
Tomoka, Fischer. IA each; Miss Ordwav, !
Beloved, | - each; Cake Walk, 100.
Selections.
First Race-A|attie Chun, Pocket
Piece, Salesman.
Second Racc-Rccbuck, Telegram,
Equity.
Third Race-Onnalec, Grandma,
Prairie Flower.
Fourth Race-Monroe Doctrine, Sc
bastan, Jonah White
Fifth Race-kassa'a, Stockbridge,
Sixth Race-Fischer, Wexford, Be-
loved.
Paddock Points.
Ten books We're on the line, an in
;reasc of one over Saturday.
Sam Spencer and Joe Dean were among
he new arrivals from the metropolis,
md as they were booking they no doubt
got the money.
Popular Dink Davis had swell bet on
clash y for the place, and his old pal
lack Frost played Jersey Boy. 1t was {
ough luck to have the bets declared off, |
'ut they got even on Will Fonso.
coeNCN 4Nui NltI lllNt Il lhli u1Tllg tie
ourth race. He made complaint to t
he Judge to the effect that Brophy was t
he cause OF his falling. Judge Bayard ,
ent for him, but he was not to be found. l.
'arvaez escaped with shaking up and
'ill no doubt be in the saddle today.
Chick Nccl rode two winners. Is he {
citing into his old form ? Ii so he will r
G good boy to follow in the future. y
Jack Mahoncy had Il good day, as he Y
laycd Traitor across the board. The o
lcky lrlshman got as good as 40 to | for II
is money.
Dan Donnclly let Wampum and v
raitor get away from him. These are S
1c first long shots. The booknakcr $
ON Ireland has not played. II
Dutch Lou has had tough luck playing ?
le colors and numbers, and is going to "
witch to backing only black horses. II
ne day lust week the popular German
layed yellow all day and did not cash Il
bet The story goes that he won 500 J.
laying the bank and when he cashed in !;
,e dealer offered him two fifty dollar II
Did notes, and the foxy German refused al
} accept them, believing the color to be a:
hoodoo. Fatty Webb is going to have il