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receive the $50 prize offered by the book
makers.
Following are the summary, entries
I'd selections for today. -..-
Summary.
First Racc-Six iurIongS. Collision,
40 (Cumpbcll, ), , and !, first. Lizzie
w., 10 Camp, 10, / and >, second.
Belle Australian, 10 IrttcrJ, 6, , and
|, third. Time. l2S. RoXboro, OIIcarn,
Parvrnuc, Ida, Destiny. falibr, Bette
| Hill, also ran.
Second Racc--Six and one haIf fur
longs. Nellie s., lOo lNarvaczl, G-5, -
and H. first Susie Eowse, lo6 Ben
dcrj 50. 40 and -. second. Belle Of
Killarney, lOG Burns, 10, / and 2,
third. Time, l.3Of. Vent, Fred Mauch,
Miss OrCw.y, John p, Jack Lowell,
King Bon, also ran.
Third Rarr--FuUr and one half fur
longs. Despair, lO7 Bender, So and
80, first; Frances. lO5 Narvacz), s, >,
40 and % second; Flake b., IO5 Ncci) J
10, and ,, third. Time l0l !. Prompt,
Matte Chum, Privatecr, Mabel, Censor,
Marie Lowell, One. Cbance.a also ran.
Fourth Racc--Fvr furlongs. Navahoc,
lo7 (A~bun), -, > and .! first Gorman,
lO1 NrrI1, 50, 40 and % third. Time
l.O7i. War Song, Ros>man, Tie Man
taun, Frank r. Hart, ,Wah Jim, Mulagh-
more also ran.
Fifth Racc-Six iurIongs, Lida Wood
lands 100 lColrnan), 5, , and -, first;
Aunt Sally, lO5, Cunningham. 90, -
and Ia. second: Wexford, lO7 (Narvacz)
50, 40 and 2-3, third. Time l.2l$.
Hopeful, Aran, Henry, Fox Glove,
Wind Gale, Frank b. also ran.
Entries for Today.
First lsacr-Scvrn furlongs. Candle
Iabra Caruvcn, IA each; .Iohr T., Gal
latin, Cashier II, silva, II each: Stock
bridge, Lawrence T.. lOo each: Minis,
Susie Howsc. lO6 each.
Second Racc-One mile and a six
tecnth. Fox Glove. ll0; Metropolis,
Mischief, Busirus. Walnut Ridge, Ncr-
mont Bradford, ! IG each; Equity, Bert,
Qulla Nordan, If each.
Third Race--Four and Il half iur|ongs;
selling. Medici, 10; Frank r., Harry
Bennett, Farragut, Par,hian, II each;
Rossnan, III; Colonel r., lO5; 4. b.
Dade, Blue Jay, lO2 each; Startling, 100.
Fourth kacc-SiX and Il half iurlnngs.
Oracle, III; Bernardo, Monroe D"ctrina,
III each; Spri,e, lennbr""k, lO7
each; IIiddenitc, lo4: Nellie $, lU2;
Gould. IOl; Phaedra, 0"
Fifth Race-One mil, and Il sixteenth.
Copywright, Red Star, ll9 each; Hum
ming Bird, Pocket Piece, Jack Wynnc.
Walter G., ll6 each; fcrocious, Brown
Fonso, III each; Belle Of Killarney,
(iracia. lO3 each.
Selections.
Frs, Kacc--S,lsic Howe, >ira, Cashier
II.
Second Racc-Nermont. Bradford,
Walnut Ridge, Equity.
Third Racc---Ilarry Bennett. Medca,
Frank +.
Fourth Rac"-Molr lr Doctrine, Could,
Phacdra.
Fifth Race-Bclle Of Killarney. Walter
o., Fcrncious.
Paddock Points.
Jockey Nolr'licr was set down for tie
meeting on account Of his ride ON Ross
man.
Wexford was heavily played to win
the last race Yesterday. but could d" no
better than finish third. although .
Naryacz rode him hard.
Dutch Lon lad a bad day Yesterday. I
ns his system Of playing the numbers
Iid not work.
Al Ilick had good day, as he beat
lida Woodland. She figured a good
hing in his dope.
Dan DonnrIly had il good day, Us he
won small bet ON Narvaluc. He got
10 to for his money; he says he didn't
hnk he won; but no one but the Judge
an tell. So says the bnokmakcr from
Ireland.
II. Connors had 500 on Archie II, So,
md thought he was going to break his
'pel OF hard luck.
Popular Jack White won Il good bet
N his mare Nellie s., but through the {
lrfcut of Francis NJ. and Archic's inabil- ,
ty to finish second l,c quit the day Il
OScr
=. McDrrmutt had few spots on
Despair, Navahoc and Ida Woodlands.
Frank Wier lost II good bet ON his
mare, Susie Howe, but got even on
Despair, aS he bet $50 each ut So and So
c. Tompkins lost $50 on his mare,
AUNT sally, a- he thought she was a
.ood thing.
En- x-Partol Judge, Mike DAILY. had 10
II three ways on Lizzie W., at 10, and
!, she finished second and the little !
udgc quit $50 winner which ne bet {
,ack on Francis M.iora place Wi lite 4
nan, Billy Cratic had $25 on Matte
hum. I
Old FIippen got mixed up in the rush !
pr Rossnian, it cost him so, but he got t
ven on Lida Woodland, as he got 20 to {
for his money
Tommy Holt had good bet on Wex-
ord; never mind get even on Susie f
lowe to-day.
The Bookmakers had things pretty ,
oft yesterday as only one favored cross +
d the wire first. a
The first race yesterday was six fur
Dngs and it was run in I.2S. Nellie $.
nm six and half in l.3OY, what II poor V
Vt must have been in the first.
Airplant Casey had good day as the :,
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