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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-25
Things THEATRICAL.
THE EVIL EYE

Charles H. Yale's newest extrava-
gapza Thu Evil Eye" or the merry
MIshaps Of Md and the Weird Won
derfuI Wanderings of Nod" will m AXE
a visit to Us at the opera Rouse, Satur-
day Eight. New scenery, new costum IS,
new mechanical effects, and new faces,
the electric ballet, the revolving wind.
mil, Pha'ey Troupe, Gus Bruno and
Wayne Mayo, are among the many
features.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-25

The merited reputation of curing piles,
sores and skin diseases acquired by De
Wits Witch Hazel Salvs, has led to the
making of worthless counterfits. Be sure
to get only DeWitt's Salve. w. J. Butts.
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Mrs. T. Briddleman, of Parshallville
M CHI, was troubled with salt Fheum
for thirteen years and had tried q
number Of doctors without relief. Al
ter two or three applications Of Ban
ner Salve, her hands became better,
and IN q short time she was entirely
cured.
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Brunswick.
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Miss Aimiee }. Cohen, solo -cornettist
and teacher, will locate in Brunswick,
after having finished a teachers course
In New York. Best Of references, new
method. making a speciality of breath
ing exercises. For terms, ETC., address
$40 Gloucester street, city.
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LINGERING LAGRIPPE COUGH

g. Vacher. l57 Osgood St., Chicago, says
my wife had very severe case OF la
grippe, and it left her with very bad
cough. She tried bottle of Foley's Hon
ey and Tar and it gave immediate relief
A 30 cent bottle cured her cough entirely"
Price Csc and soc. W. j. Butts
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You won't get left by tran or boat,
if you order your carriage and baggage
wagon from New Town stables, corner
e and l. sireets. Phone "a 3. E. F.
Ts3 lor, manager.
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We have thou
sands of testimo-
malls from CRATE
full patients who
have been cured of
Con Su m ptlon
b. Dufy's Pure
alt Whiskey.
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When you want prompt acting little pills
at never grippe use De y tits Little Aariy
isers. W. j. Butts.
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NOTES.

''The Evil Eye" which Will be at the
opera house on Saturday night, is the
biggest attraction that has ever visited
Brunswick.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
WILL SWIM AND DIVE
FOR NATIVE SONS
Grand Aquatic and Athletic Enter
tainment at Sutro Baths in Aid
of Relief Fund

A large and varied programme will be
given tomorrow afternoon at Sutro
Baths in aid of the relief fund of the Ma
tive Sons of the Golden West. sThe enter
tainment will begin at noon and will con-
tinue until 6 p m. The following clubs
and socieues will be represented by their
best performers:
The Olympic Athletic Club, san Francisco
Turn Verein. Veren Eintracht, Dolphin Swim
ming and Boating Club, Lurline Swimming
Club. Sutro Baths Swimming Club. Ariel and
South Emo Rowing Clubs, and the Reliance
Athletic Club.
In addition to aquatic events, such as
swimming, diving, canoe racing and fancy
sculling, there will be wrestling, boxing
and pyramid-building by the members of
the German turning clubs, and a per-
formance by members of the Olympic
Club. The holders of the boxing cham
pionships in every class have promised to
take part. Eddie Hanlon of the Ariel
Rowing Club, champion bantam weight,
will spar with Tom Gilfeather of the
South End Rowing Club; j. Britt of the
Olympic Club. champion lightweight, will
box with w. J. Leonard of the same club.
Harry Foley, Ariel Rowing Club, cham
pion middle-weight, is matched against
Clem Millward. champion light heavy
weight of the Olympic Club. ]. S. Earls.
Dolphins will take part in a canoe race.
Alex w. Pape, champion sculler of the
Pacific Coast, will give an exhibition Of
The officers of the board of relief of the
Native Sons are:
William H HAZEL chairman, J. NJ Hanley
vice chairman. Abraham Mayer secretary, H.
Levison treasurer, H. c. Hasselback, NJ. H.
Squires and D. F. Nunan trustees. The com
mittee of arrangements and the parlors to
which they belong follows: NJ Joseph
son, Preside. chairman: R H Turner Mis-
sion; H. Scheper, Sequoia; J. Z. Britt Jr., El
Dorado; A s. Mazzini San Francisco; NJ C.
Hasselback, Sequoia; J. S Earls Precita; D.
F. Nunan. National; p L. Badt, Army and
Navy; J. Oswald, Preside; J. J. Handley
Rincon. The committee programme con-
sists Of A. Rahwyler, Alcalde, chairman; DR.
A. A. Drossel. Yerba Buena; H Lichtensten
Alcatraz; II. Levison. Bay City and j. J.
Burke South San Francisco. The committee
printing is made up of ]. H. Roxburgh
Hesperian. chairman A. Mocker. Olympic and
w F. Tillman, Precita. The members OF the
committee on press and advertising are e j.
Lynch. Pacific, chairman; J. J. Newbarth,
California and A J. Zollver Dolores The
committee on finance and auditing is made up
Of NJ H. Herman, Mantle. chairman; j. NJ.
Hanley, Precita, and Abraham Mayer Cali
fOrnia
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lThe teams will line up,
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WILL MAKE MERRY IN
TIBURON CLUBHOUSE
Corinthian and California Yachtsmen
to Hold Closing Entertainments
Of the Season Tonight.

To-day marks the beginning of the end
of the yachting season of 1901. After the
arrival at Tiburon of the $50 boat from
the city a supper of chowder, beans and
accompaniments will be served in the Cor
inthian Yacht Club house under the direc
ton of Port Captain John II. Keefe.
prince of caterers and good fellows. After
supper the company will move up to the
lerge hail. where an entertainment will
be given under the management of a COM
mittee consisting of E. F. Sagar, chair
man; Frank w. Thompson. Walter Howe,
e. j. Angelo, L. Harris and j. V. O'Brien.
Most of the well-known singers and spe-
cialsts whose services are freely given to
the club will be on hand with a repertoire
of good things, new and old, among them
being Ossie Frank. Cathcart and Ryan,
Clarence Wendell, Eugene Beauce, George
Mcbride, DR.. T. l.. Hill, Frank w.
Thompson. Charles Kelly, fautist, and
the Corinthan quartet, made up of E. F.
Sagar, Frank w. Thompson, Walter Howe
and E. ]. Angelo. Signor Abramoff, D. w.
Mclaughlin, Pete Sloan and Dave Finney
have also been asked to lend their valu
able aid.
The California Yacht Club will give the
closing entertainment of the season in it's
clubhouse on Oakland Creek tonight.
Tomorrow the CALIFORNIA; will take
closing cruise, and the Corinthians and
San Franciscos will sail in company for
the last time during the present year.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
TALENT FAvORS
FAST PALO ALTO
Selects Him to Win the
John Grace Cup
Stake.

The John Grace challenge cup stake
for greyhounds, the most important
coursing event of the kind decided in
America, will be run to-day and to-mor-
row at Union Coursing Park.
The fastest greyhounds in the country
will be among the starters OF the forty
eight dogs entered Palo Alto Beacon and
Rector are the best on public form. In the
drawing for positions these three are so
placed, by chance, that they cannot meet
until the next to the last course if they
are returned winners up to that time. The
hares are said to be strong lot and the
feetest dog may have his chances spoiled
by long course early in the stake.
One round of thirty-two-dog special
stake will be run this morning. The aft
ernoon will be given over to the first
round of the cup stake. In addition to
the remaining rounds of both these stakes
tomorrow there will be consolation
stake for the dogs beaten in the first
round of the cup stake to-day. The prob
able winners to-day look to be: Ireland
Wedgewood, Homer Boy, Dewdrop, War
Eagle. Beacon. Vandal Narcissus, Char
ia, Nora, Herschels Pride, Flying Fox,
Aeolus, Game Boy, Sisquoc, Palo Alto,
Chicago Boy, Roman Athlete, Freeze Out,
Luxor, Tralee Boy, Anchor, Rector and
WarShip.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
Racing at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1S.-Results:
First race five and half furlongs. selling
Ed won, Tenny Belle second, Sam Lazarus
third. Time. 1:o9
Second race, six furlongs-Oreans won, Hilee
second Salve third Time, 1:15.
Third race. six and half furlongs. purse
BruIare won, Kindred second, Tremar third
Time, 1:21A.
Fourth race. one mile. purse-Huntresso won.
Jordan second, Meditation third. Time. 1:4S94
Fifth race one mile and seventy yards, purse
Lunar won Wax Taper second, Albert F.
Dewey third Time, 1:47.
Sixth race, one mile selling-Eleven Bells
won Omela second, Tickful third. Time, 1:4Sls.
CHICAGO Oct. 1s.-worth summary:
First race, five and a half furlongs-Little
Scout won, Throstle second, Rag Tag third.
Time. 1;07 S-5.
Second race. mile and a sixteenth--Prinee
Blazes won, Miss Liza second, Ell Ghor third.
Time, 1:49 S-5.
Third race, six furlongs-Money Muss won,
Sevoy second Gonfalon third. Time, 1:14 Is.
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth. Worth Fall
special-Denman Thompson won, Argregor sec
ond, ST. Marcos third. Time, las As.
Fifth race, mile and an eighth-Hermencia
won MacGyle second, Jessie Jarboe third.
Time, 1:55 As.
Sixth race seven furlongs-B. G. Fox won,
Oliver Nc second. Andes third. Time. 1:29.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
OAKLAND WINS
IN THE NINTH
Batters Straighten Out
Pitcher Doyle's
Curves.
One Home Run and a Three
Bagger Clinch the
Victory.

Cal Ewing's team of cripples from Oak
land defeated Sacramento handily yester-
day at Recreation Park, by a score of 6
70 g. Sacramento scored all its runs in
the ninth inning.
The Oakland batters fell on Doyles de-
livery for total of thirteen hits. -Four
of these came in the ninth inning, Dun
leavy sent the ball over the centerfieid
fence the most direct line out of the field
for q home run This scored Mohler from
second base. Streib followed with three
bagger and scored on Eagan's bunted
ball. This was fielded to Sullivan. who
missed it Eagan made second on the
play.
In this inning Mohler made a sensat ton
al play. stealing second while Pitcher
Doyle held the ball. Mohler hit a high
bounding ball, which was difficult TO field.
and reached first. He played well off the
base, andi as Doyle turned his back 70
pitch AIohler started for second. In the
excitement Doyle threw low and Mohler
was safe.
Mohler scored the first run for Oakland
in the third inning. He was safe q first
on a high throw by ShoFtStop DeYereaucs
leaVy's two-bagger, Dunleavy scored on
g n overthrow TO first TO catch Eagan.
In the sixth Hamilton. the recruit from
the amateur ranks, made good With
Babbltt on second he MADE a clean two
bagger, scoring Babbitt
In SacrS mento's last time at bat Court
ney hit for two bags, and was followed by
HOfer with the mate TO it. scoring Court
ney. Hofer came home on Davis hit to
deep center. Davis scored on Doyle's safe
hit. The side was retired before any
more damage was done. The score
n III
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
To-Day's News Letter.

Probably the cleverest sketch of the
personal traits of j. Pierpont Morgan as
he has appeared in his present visit to
the West has been written for this week S
News Letter by Morrison Pixley. The
featured editorial of this week is a some
what, sensational expose of the real ex-
tent of gambling as it is carried on in
San Francisco. This article is entitled
How San Francisco's Tiger Is Fed and
is well worth reading. The Town Crier
mas mas trumpeo pto up 1ampoon .9lr,d municipal
lists Ticket and filled with some very in
congruous candidates. The columns of
Lady Algy, Mrs Chauncey de Wit and
the LOCKER On are. as usual splendid de-
partments, and the editorial and critical
discussion is scholarly and timely.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
Travis Defeats Ward at Golf.

NEW YORK, Oct 1S.-Walter ]. Travis,
the amateur. golf champion. once more
demonstrated to-day at the Westbrook
Golf Club that he was on the top of his
game. His opponent in the semi-tinals
was John nj. Ward of the Fox Hill Club,
formerly famous in professional baseball.
They halved their holes, then Ward by a
lucky drive stole the fourth hole of 145
yards in two to four. This aroused Travis
and to the end he played out in nearly an
average of fours. Travis won by 6 up and
to play. The cards were: w. J. Travis
Out 4S, in A-6S. j. M. Ward-Out 45, in
2A69
In the other half of the semi-finals
Charles III. Seeley of the Weeburn Golf
Club, the Connecticut State champion. de-
feated Louis Livingston Jr of West
brook, the home champion. by 2 up.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
Olympic Club Outside Grounds.

The directors of the Olympic Athletic
Club are still seeking suitable outside
grounds. committee, consisting of John
Elliott George James and H. r. Mana.
was appointed at a meeting last night TO
inspect a new site: This is on the Oak
and belongs to the Pacific Improvement
Company. Negotiations for a portion of
the Cohen property, Alameda, have been
a ba ndoned
Fifty members of the club will enjoy a
tramp in Marin County tomorrow under
the leadership of Captain George James.
They will start for Mill Valley on the
s a. m. boat and will walk to Ross Valley
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
Prelatess Wins the Lexington.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Oct. 1s-Summary:
2:1s class trot, purse $1,000 Diminished from
Thursday Colonel Cochran won the fifth, sixth
and seventh heats in 2:14, 2:17%, 2:15 Una
Belle won the third and fourth heats in 2:1Sia,
2:13k. Alice Car the first heat in 2:1612
Galbeter won the second heat in 2:161s. Marion
Wilkes, j. R. H., King Hunlbert and Neghbor
Girl also started
2:10 class trot. purse s1500-Chain Shot in
three straight heats. Time. 2:11, 21015, 2:1124
Janice and Toggles also started. - -. -
The Lexington, trotting, for two-year-olds
S200G-Prelatess won two straight heats in 2:29lb
2:151a. Hattie Smith also started.
2:22 class trot. purse S1000-Red Princess won
the fourth. fifth and sixth heats in 2:15, 2:1715
2:1Sk. David Harum won the second and third
heats in 2:13%, 215. Henrietta won the first heat
in 2:141k. William Tell. Happy Jack Black
Beauty, Betsy Tell and Kings Clerk also
started.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
GOLFERS ON OAKLAND
AND FORT BAKER LINKS
New Clubhouse at Sausalito Will Be
Opened To-Day With Reception
o,J ro-4o14c
oOd Cop%eSfc

Owing to the buildings recently erected
on the Fort Baker reservation by the
United States Government it has been
necessary for the Sausalito Golf Club to
lay out some of the holes of its course
afresh. The new course and also the club
house will be formally opened this after
noon. There will be a reception to mem
bers and their friends and also competi-
tions in driving and putting for ladies and
men, three prizes having been offered to
the winners
On the Adams Point links. Oakland the
opening match-play round of the competi-
tion for the Captains cup, will be PLAYED
this afternoon, the following having quail
flied last Saturday: E. r. Folger, r. NJ.
Fitzgerald, F. S. Stratton A. H Higgins,
{. Belden, c. R. Winslow, T. r. Hutchin-
son and w. p Johnson
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
IFRESHr1AN TEAMS WILL PLAY
ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIP GATE
First of the Contests Between the Football Eevens
Representing Stanford and Berkeley.
CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES.

T~HE freshman football eleven of
the University of California will
meet the freshman team from
III Stanford University in the eighth
annual championship contest this
afternoon at o'clock on the Sixteenth
and Folsom streets grounds. From pre-
liminary games played tits difficult to
form a comparison of the teams ability.
This has ever been the case in freshman
games 1t has required the actual con-
test to prove which is the better team
and to develop their weak points.
The men who will compose the Califor-
ence. follow
Burke. center age IS, weight. 10. Played
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19


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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
Lowell to Plav Lick School.

The football elevens of Lowell and Lick
High schools will meet this morning at 10
o'clock on the Sixteenth and Folsom
street grounds The game is one of the
series for the Academic Athletic Lea que
championship. Lowell played the best
game of the season recently with ST.
Matthew's eleven, winning by score Of
19 to 0. The playing of Hamilton was es-
pecially meritorious. Lick's eleven has
not neglected any opportunities for prac-
tice and is expected to put up a stubborn
contest. Each team has won all its games
this season up to the present time.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
Uncle's Men Win in tbe South

Los ANGELES. Oct. 1s.-AbiIity to hit
the ball won the game for San Francisco
to-day Jones was taken out of the box
IN the sixth inning and H. Hartweu sub
stituted, with little success. Darkness
stopped me game in the first half of the
eighth inning. the. score reVerting to the
seventh. Home runs by Krug and House.
holder were the only features of the game
a long drawn-out one. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD,
VIa SausaIIto EaxTx.
Commencing September % 1aot
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL, W

FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MiTJ'1Gc. j'V1c
AND SAN RAFAEL. ALLEY
WEEK DAYS-6:55, $3.50, $50 linn
s1:45 315, Ais. 5:15, >6:15, 6:45 d m d. n..
EXTRA TRIPS-For Mill ValIsv
Rafael on Mondays. Wednesday, ana dna San
days at s:30 and lao D. m. anu Satur-
sUHDAYsas;s9 s1sA s-ac sso riO;o0 '1:so a. m .1us
Trains marked le run to San Quentin
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN ESp IN.
WEEK DAYS->5:25. 6:27, 7:45 SAsNC1SCO.
a. m, 1925, 2:15 1856, 4:40. $50 n SO 1O:l5
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays WI IA;
and Saturdays at Gas and s:55 p. m. nmneonesdays
81 40, @3:15, 4:45 $3.50 D. m 4o a m.
Trains marked 20 start from San O.
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN Er'S quentin.
WEEK PAYssS aas s45 1855. SIS ClsS9; iS3s
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays, wed,..,.
and Saturdays at 7:lo and 10 :S5 D. n, ,"eonesdays
SUNDAYS-S:05, 1O:05 a. m. 13.aI 49,
$780, GAS .. m. go $3.50.
THROUGH TRAINS
655 a. m week days-Cazadero and
tions. o way sta
1:t5 p. m. saturdays-Duncan Mills and w..
500 a. m sundays-Duncan Mills ana
atoms. iS anu way
Sunday time. "iA run on
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
Automobile Racing.

JOLIET, ILL.,, Oct 1s.-The chief interest
in the automobile tournament to-day CEN
tered in the road race from Chicago TO
Joliet. The first to arrive were Mr. and
Mrs. ]. B. Burdett of the Chicago Ath-
letic Club. They made the run of forty
second and Charles Howard third.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
TOPPY BARRED
IN THE BETTING
Wins the Pace at Stock
ton Cleverly in Fast
Time.
Burlingame Finishes First
on Three Outside
Chances.

STOCKTON, Oct. 1S.-Toppy, the Stock
ton horse. won the 2:12 pace off the reel
this afternoon and made the largest
crowd that has attended the races happy.
The sports who wanted to back him were
greatly disappointed to find that the books
barred him in the Betting and they could
not get down on the chestnut gelding
The local horse had to extend himself in
the second heat, as Harry j. went after
him all the way. In the stretch Wheeler
made a fine drive and almost won the
heat, the two passing under the wire like
double team Toppy had short nose
the best of it. In this heat the fastest
mile of the meet was made.
Verona, a three-year-Old Nutwood-
Wilkes mare, showed her gameness by
drives in the stretch. 1t was her first
start and she acted well.
Burlingame put a crimp in the pockets
of the bookmakers the latter will not
soon forget by winning the three running
races in trio of hair-raising finishes. He
was not on the best horses, but simply
outrode the other boys from two to four
lengths and nosed them out of the money
As all his mounts were heavily played the
bookies cult big losers on the day.
Howard took the first one and Pilot
which had already won two races this
week. landed the mile while Game War
den had the shortest kind of a nose over
Mike Rice in the seven-furlong scramble.
Summary:
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
SACRAMENTO
Runs AND HITS by INNTNGs
SUMMARY

Runs responsible for-Hodson 3. Doyle 6.
Home run-DunleaVy. Three-base hit-Streib
IWo-base hits-DunleaFy. Courtney, Hamilton.
brennan. Hofer. Davis Sacrifice hft-Sheehan
First base on errors-Oalland :. First base on
called balls Oakland 2 Sacramento . Left on
bases-Oaklsnd g. Sacramento Z Struck out
l5y Hooson ?. by Doyle ?. Time of gane-1:50.
Impire-Harper- Official scorer-McFarlin.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19

two years at Los Angeles Normal. Wilson, left
years in Portervlle High School,. Derneritt,
right end age 49, weight 14S. End for two
years in Berkeley High School, Gage, left end,
age 20. weight 142. End for two years in
r. Boone Academy. Saeltzers captain and quar-
ter-back, age 21. weight 1876. Halr for year
High School. Risley, left half, age 20, weight
155. Half for three years in Fresno High School
Kelsey. right half age q. weight 154. Fullback
for year in Lick High ScnooI. Bush. full
back, age 20, weight 155. Half for three years
in Fresno High School,
DR.. Frank Simpson. California; coach,
says regarding the game:
You can never foretell the outcome of a
freshman game. California has even chance
to win We do not expect our freshmen to be
badly ratified as the positions which require
headwork are filled by experienced men. Ag
gressivenesss and determination are what we
want in the men right from the start.
l.. A. Womble captain of the big
eleven, says:
The team, though not overburdened with
weight has the latent qualities of spirit. de-
termination and aggressiveness. which, together
with fair defense, should enable them to
score.
James Hopper, assistant coach, says:
From the preliminary scores think Calfor-
the offensive play than Stanford. The game
will undoubtedly be loosely played, offering
many chances to score, and the team which
takes advantage of these chances will win the
game. q
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19

Five and half furlongs. seiiing-R. E.
Dolans Howard, ch. g.. Tyrant- Mayette Bur
Miss Dividend (See). third. Time, 1:09. Little
Sister. Ellis Glenn and Jim Brownell also ram
One mile. sellng-B. F. Hobart's Pilot, b. g.,
Morello- Adelaide (Burlingame). won; Bob Pal
mer (See), second; Kastaine (TulletD, third
Time, 1:42A Roulette Wheel also ran.
Seven furlongs-C. Murray's Game Warden
b. g., Take Notice-The Teal (Burlingame),
won; Mike Rice (See). second: Fsvorito Fogg),
third. Time. 1:2s. Lode Star, " j and
Master Lee also ran
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
Minsted Wins at Newmarket

LONDON, Oct. 1S.-Lord Harwood's S
Minsted won the Middle Park handicap,
the blue ribbon of the two-year-olds, at
Newmarket to-day. R. Forrest Tod S
Czardas was second and ]. .Gubbins' Port
blaire. ridden by Glenn Jenkins, third.
Crown Equerry. ridden by Jenkins, won
a mile selling stake.