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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-03
CUNARD WON HANDICAP.
Hard-Foueht Battle With Frederick
All the Way.

Buffalo. n. Y. Sept 1.-THE feature at
Kenilworth Park to-day was the handicap.
In which Cunard won by a length and a
half from Frederick after a hard-fought
battle over the whole course. The local
talent played Circus and the latter ran to
the mark. although he failed to score.
WENTWORTH SUMMARY.
First race. i've furiongs-Sarah Maxim. i65
IntyTs). Z 10 l, second: Nauiahka, 10 CM~athews),
: TO i, third. Time. I:oo "a. Hattie WIlker.
Belle Graham. Lady Churchill. Glen Rice. Nus
Ical Slipper. Whiten. Seal Spots. Goody Two
Shoes. Sloan. Ger Land and Sea also ran.
ROTH. I 10 : won; Lady Idris. 81 robins, I to Z.
second: Theory. 81 adkins. 10 TO ! third. Time.
l:ls Is Fade Meny, Best Man. Silver Fig.
Somersault. The Cedars. Declaimer. Kenmore,
Third race. mIl-watsr Edge. 81 HeIgeson).
- to ). won; Talpa. les PRIOR. S TO 5. second: j..
V. Kirby. lG q. Walsh. ! 10 l.. third. Time.
1:19 "a Solinus. HOOdwink. Golden Glitter,
Champagne ana Ora Ny Cnree also ran
Fourth race. mile and one hundred yards
l02 RobbinsD. I to !. second; Corrigan. I05 tCo-
bUrn). IS to J. third. Time. i:S Is. Rolling BOer.
Jane Holly. Ethel Wheat and Bruiare also ran
Fifth race. six furlOng-Au Revolr. 100 (Co-
sesoHd: Gresor x IGl (BirkenIuthl, :. 10 /,
and Pericies also ran.
SIKH race, ons and ore-slxteerth rnii-Cltruda
81 Adkins. 5 to 2 voni Chorus Boy. 100 Hoi;-
dinston). Il to i. third. Time. i.S 2-s. KiSg Bar
leycoTn. Commodore Dewey. Tizona, Golden
Septre. LEO Newell. Tatar. David s.. An About.
Ida v. CaerTies. Simeon and The Caxton also
To-navc ENrprEa
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race under such weight in a handicap at

A6Cc NAAONA sun "tAsN ~
Kinloch.
FItzkanet should land the fourth race II
he is ready. He had no race at kinloch
the other day, when he was left at the
post. Mr.. Rogers then said that he had
been unable to work him all ne wanted Tor
that race as the Fair Grounds track had
been shut up for two weeks. He had TO
muzzle him and train him by keeping MIN
from eating for that race: he LOCKE a
fit to-day. Helen Print ran a ripping race
to the stretch in the Labor Day Handicas;
She will go on to-day she - getmng goo
Stubs is doing well with her. rounding
will go well and Is seasoned; but seems to
be outclassed: Then Mr.. FizeG likes 70
he wins with Founding to-day he will have
to keep her running in handicaps, though
he. can enter them where ne pIeaseo ..
times. W. B. Gates was III great fettle last
time he ran at Delmar, but all captain
Rice's horses seem to be short nowadays.
South Breeze should win the fifth. though
Lindenella has beaten her at kinloch. Mir;
Gains mare Is wofully deter1orated ana
not within fifty pounds OF hsr spring IOgh;
to win here. Lindenella two ways Is best
bet. however. II ever Lefare forgets to
The brute can run, but will not He will
probably be last. but may be first IL he
takes q notion 10 run.
The last race is a hard one. You would
be inclined to say II You Dare at first
glance, but Found has a chance at the dis
lance, even II she Is not a Splinter. She is
good just now. and Deans ride on her when
Temptress beat her was q sir. Croix dor
ran II You Dare to a head at kinloch
same way weighted and should have won.
but he was stopping and Dare was coming
at six furlongs. Croix will not K the
Delmar track as well as that at kinloch.
Found. too, never ran q good race over II
Father Wentker seemed sour and of color
in the last trip to the post.
It seems to lie between Found. III You
Dare and Temptress. and Dare Is the best
bet, all three ways.
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JOCKEY Escaped Injury
Favorites Slaughtered.

Chicago. Sept 2~-Favorites Jared badly at
Harlem to-day, four OF them meeting de-
feat. Ailyar. one OF the heaviest backed
horses in the days racing. fell with Jockey
WINFIELD in the second race. but the Jockey
and horse escaped injury. Weather clear:
track fast.
HARLEM SUMMARY.
Firse race. 2-year-olds. selling. I'VE and one
halt u~rlongs-LampoOn lG q. DAILY, : 70 J..
won; AEgnOni. los CMcCann). s TO / second:
Alice Gary; los Ct Knighp. 5 to 9 third. Time
Bis -, v M5s; NtFEs; special Tar seottLshi
Second race. s-year-olds and over. selling. i've
and one-half fu~rlongs-Trayers. los CAcCannl. 6
to 5 won; Peimarch. igs (G, MORTAL. Z TO :
Reina de cuba also ran
Third race. handicap. for sye1r-olds and up
ware. one and one-eighth- I'D
tAincerp, l TO 3. Won: PiederIch. Ie5 O'NeiD 9
70 1 second; Gregs. u ,RobertsOnl. Il 70 i.
third Time. i.ss as. Brief also ran
Fourth race. 3-year-olts and W. selling. mile
and seventy yards-San Andres. Ill Ct. knight.
4 to 5, won: Ienagra. los tBiake). Is to J. Sec
ond: Jack AcGinn, Ill q. Dsly). 8 to !. third.
Time, l:iS - Wellesley and Roysterer also ran.
sncer1. 5 TO 2 won: DGrazzo.- l7 Csinder), 4 TO
] second: Decoration. ITO CMcInerney). 2 to 1
third. Time. lis Chickasha. Christine. Tan
cred. InsensIble. Rosanco. Artist and Judge voor-
sixth race. s-year-oid. and over. one mile.
~sellng-Cursey. III Cinder). I to : won: Ions
Fisherman. Ni Kuhn. s to !, second: e Orien-
te. 10 lAlexander1. ; TO l. third. Time. I:S5 %
Kings Pet. Blue Ridge and Trocadero also ran.
ENTRIES
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As A BETTING PROPOSITION.
Louis Wagner Seems to BE In q So
Spot in Third Race.

Peter Duryea had q nice easy race last
time out. he can carry weight He is as
big as a house, as strong as a bull. likewise
1T as q fiddle. The horse that beats him to-
day will be frst.
De Blaise is a giant and VIII find t.e
weight q feather. Tros Is also a hugs fell
low and will go well.
Nearest hates to carry over 16 pounds,
and Is having g first start in two months
since she ran away one day and broke her
self all to pieces. She will scarce be at
ner best to-day.
On her recent races Warehouses 4. ''in''
to-day unless she gets of badly. Her last
three races have been clinkers. especially
her fourth to Kings Lady in that bad start
at Kinloch on Friday. Ruth L will go well
at the weight but Barnacle should be SEQ
ond II she had g good boy W.
II Mr.. Curry gives the orders on Louis wag-
ner and runs from third CT fourth position,
he will walk home in the third race. II Mr..
Forman gives them and runs him In 'front.',
he vii not win Eainault is the horse they
have to beat II his race against Miss Go
lightly - q criterion, but IL Is scarce so.
Eengaw showed q Let Of speed with a pad
lot one day. He is taking on weight and
nay do something here to-day. Master
full is good and viii run q strong race at
the weight. Henry Bert seems to be out
weighted, but he II not any 10 to ! shot.
He outclasses the lot and ran one ripping
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Mare Breaks Badly in First Two
Heats, Then Comes Out and
Takes the Next Three.
DIRECT HAL AGAIN A VICTOR.
Layers OF Odds Refuse to Bet
Against Him-FavOrite Eula
Mae Beaten by Prince Zelma
Other Hartford Results.

Hartford. Conn. Sept. Amelia trotted
two slow heats in the Charter Oak $1,000
event to-day. and then went IN and won in
three straight heats.
The race was marred by a bad accident
In the last heat. when Idolita and Raw
thorne came together. both horses gong
down.
The accident occurred at the three-quar-
tiers pole. and the majority OF the 500
spectators left the stands. crossing the in
field TO the scene OF the accident.
The horses and drivers were found to be
uninjured. Each driver blamed the other.
but it was found that Driver Tozier fouIed
the wheel guard OF Hudson's suIky. lolita
had won two heats. and held a good posi-
ton In the heat which won for Amelia the
race.
In the first heat Amelia broke at the
start and again in the back stretch. Metal
las gave ldolitl 4 hard drive. and Ozanam
broke badly. In the second heat MetalIas
led to the back stretch. but Idolita took
the heat. The third heat was easy for An
zeila. with Ozanam coming fast and get
ting seond place. The fourth heat looked
good for Hawthorne, but he broke at the
Wire. and. though Amelia had broken
twice. she came in a winner. The fifth heat
was an easy win for the ~favorite.
BOOKSELLERS FEAR DIRECT HAL.
LAX RyOl SeIieTs ENlGenIy feared Direct
HaIs bursts Of speed and no pools were
sold on the favorite for the go pace. He
Won in straight heats and though the time
ne made was fast, he could have done bet
ter. Greenline sold for second place at
even money. To win the third heat and
race. Direct Hal had to race the last guar
ter in better time han 20. G~reenl!ne. who
led at the three-quarterS pole. DID the
quarter in :3oAs and Direct Hal was two
lengths behind GreenlIne when time was
snapped at the stretch mark.
Eula Mac sold favOrite at $50 with the
field SO in e:ls trot. but Scott Hudson drove
Prince Zelma TO .gin after Golden had taken
a heat with Silver GLOW. Hairy con-
tinually broke in scoring and in heats, but
In the third heat he went remarkably fast
and 1t was only by the hardest driving and
In a whipping finish that Golden took the
heat with Silver Glow.
Previous to starting the Ell pace. Billy z.
sold a favorite at So. with the field So. but
Don kiley took the second. third and fourth
heats The Judges believed that Billy III.
had been pulled. and in the last heat sub
stituted Driver Geers for Fisher. In scor-
ing Billy L showed the greatest speed and
apparently wanted to win, but the heat was
Don Riley's in easy fashion Hutson's horse
led at the half and at the hree-quarters
had such q lead that IL was impossible for
Betonica to catch him, though ToZier drove
hard TO win Summary:
2:l trot. Charter Oak. $1,000 purse:
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BRAKES CHALLENGE
HAS BEEN ACCEPTED.
savabIe May Meet Aceful and other
Crack Eastern Colts.
REPrRLrC SPECIAL.

Sheepskead Bay Race Track. Sept. =
John a brakes challenge 10 race ~savable,
the winner OF the Futurfty. against any
2-year-old IN the world. has been accepted.
o h Z Madden who. jointly with Whitney
and Duryea, owns Aceful, said this evening
that he would start the Mirthful colt I'm a
match against the mighty son OF Salvator.
Madden also said that he would strongly
advise MesSrS- Whitney and Duryea to start
Irish Lad. the winner OF the Saratoga spe-
cial In the race, and as Madden trains
Irish Lad it Is practically certain that the
young m~ilionaires would accept his advice.
Turfmen have no doubt. that now the chal-
lenge has been taken up, William G. Whit
ney. the keenes and August Belmont. Will
also agree to enter their great youngsters,
SO that another battle between the very
pick OF the Futurity contestants Is assured.
No difficulty will be experienced IN hold
Ing the event Thomas Smith, the assist
ant secretary OF the COney Island Jockey
Club. announced this evening that the club
would make arrangements for the battle
to be decided st Sheepshead as soon as the
owners come 10 an agreement Strictly
speaking. q match race may not be held on
any OF the Metropolitan tracks. but 1t Is
easy to turn a match race into q sweep
stakes. which the rules permit
The only possible hitch in bringing about
the contest would be in the owners failure
to agree as TO the respective weights to be
Imposed Mr.. Drake, IN issuing his chal-
lense. stipulated proper weights" That
any serious obstacle Will be found IN this
stipulation, however. prominent horsemen
do not believe. Madden's prompt accept
ance of the challenge caused the impression
to arise that Eastern turfmen were only
too anxious to get another chance at the
Western colt and everybody believes that
the allotment OF weights will easily be ad-
justed.
There are a dozen or more worthy foes
OF Sayable. Besides AcefuI and Irish Lad
the heenes have a string OF colts and
niles mt TO battle in any race. Among
them are Dazzling: Flying Prince. Dales-
man and Buster August BelmOnt's string
embraces MiZZen and Fire Eater. William
e Whitney has some fast youngsters, while
Green Morris. Captain Brown. the Pepper
stable and several other millionaire own
ers. have ~yo:Iysty-S which would have a
good chance in such a race.
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Results mt Windsor.

Detroit. Mich. Sept "A seyen-furioaE event
Tor All ages was the feature OF the programmes
a.. Windsor thi. afternoon. Autollght. the Z 10
5 fayortte. after trailing along In the last placs
most Of the distance. came away when ready
and won easily. Weather clear: track fast
Results:
First race. six furlonrs-Frank Nc won: Ar
tncial. second: winIfred Norwood. third Time.
1.lsa-
Second race. i've fu~rionrs-Heroins won: Donis
Hayrnan. second: Lampshade. third Time. I:e5<-
Third race one mile-Lougao won: Prince Zeno.
second: Also Ran II. third Time 1:tzN-
FOURTH race. seven furicnse-Autollsht won:
Matte Spencer. second: Andes. third. Time, lis
Fifth ace. mile and seventy ds-Obstina
simon won: Annie Thompson. second: Easy
Sixth race. stx and one-haif. f-uricnks-chsn
trsle Ven: Edin5orough. sscond: Nat Goodwin.
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GOSSIP OF THE QUARTER STRETCH.
Mr.. Ffzer's Hard Luck-Trainer For
mau I'm n VERY BAD Temper

VIZ. EaEu LuSk-t Eoa-
man In n Very Bad Temper.
Mr.. Dade's start In the handicap yester-
day was very much inventor of the no-re-
call Tag" From the stand It seemed that
Hilee was four lengths to the good when
they broke, and that the others were all
tangled up. 1t was an equitable break for
all but Hilee. Thai hig hound likes a start
is hard to catch for any OF them. though
he Is not as fast as he once was
The suave and clever Mr.. F1zer. when It
comes TO business. lost a hard one with
Doc Mayer in the second race. Mayer was
breezing home on the rail. with Doctor
horses between him and Floyd x. who was
coming fast. T. Walsh had the apparent
e con en- t5ss frozen S1si, to f Sessn; ana Wbi Sas VIM maf hing
the smiles Of the women in the grand
stand when he pulls 1t of. and tine ever
one puts it on him. as frequently it hap
pens. McJoynt, who rode Floyd K with
great cleverness. brought the big colt up
heeled To-day asleep and COPIED the coin:
McJoynt Is not handsome. but he hustled
Floyd FAX 4; With With VASE e Ssns sew What pg Sap DsyedI
but Floyd K was under Roadway and could
not be held.
The betting prognosticated that the race
was 'in' for Mayer. but Mcyoynt's earnest
ness and Walsh's o~verconndence broke 1t
up.
When Trainer ]. W. Forman of McAlester
& Co. was away on his vacation Gil Curry
of the same firm assumed charge OF the
horses. Mr.. Curry ran Louis Wagner from
behind instead of in front, as Mr.. Forman
had been doing when the colt was leading
and losing. Wagner ran three or four great
races that way for Mr.. Curry and won
three of them. On Saturday, when Likeness
and Miss Mae Day showed up lame. Louis
Wagner looked like a good thing. Mr.. For
man gave Battiste. who rode him. hurry-up
orders to get of and make every post a
winning one Battiste rode to the mark and
like u 2-to-l shot with Miss Mae Day and
Likeness out of it
Mr.. Forman was a sore gentleman yester-
day. A humble Individual, who would have
grow "nigger rich" had Wagner won, ap-
the horse been run from behind. as Mr..
Curry ran him, he could not have lost
Bling ring ding and dong you two-dcilar
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spendthrif. Yenrunr, Sold

New York. Sept. 2-The yearlinSs from the
Sperdthrift Stud and those belon ing to o. n.
Ghenaglt and J. J. MeCan-rty we sod az IA.
EasiS-Tipton sales paddocks. Sheepshead Bay. To-
day. ice UIlman. The ~5ookmaker. paid the top
price OF the sale. $50. for a bay colt By imp.
Esher-Vaunaclalr.
Other sales were:
Property OF ]. J. McCaEerty-
u. c. by EsheF-Palmetto. J. @. Lyman: 1850.
Be-. z by imp Frederick. !. @.
Lyman: N.O5N.
Oh. G b. H~andsome-imp. Bridal. J. p. Kra-
ner: r.1O.
b c. ~ imp. E~sher-saata Rosa II. C. r. ELL
son. $3.50.
B. {. by imp. ~Esher-Matron. Joe unman: e 800
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R-venus. second: Over Again. third. Time, I:il
VICTOR WAS VICTORIOUS.
Local shot Broke Most Targets in Lem
harth's tournament Sunday.

-Four contestants figured in all ten shoots
conducted at Lenharth's annual tournament
In carondelet last Sunday. Joseph Victor
leading the number. with a total Il 10 out
of 80 targets. Cumberland OF this city and
Willis Of Belleville tied for second honors.
with scores Of lf each. while lie Page OF
French Village distinguished f.aself by
breaking fifteen straight in the seventh
event.
Events a~lternated at ten. fifteen and
twenty targets. and ten shoots were on the
programme Scores made In detail ty the
various contestants were.
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hughes entry. fAackeSsey entry
HIGHLAND PAR SELECTIONS
REPUBLIC ECI
New York Sept z-Selection-:
Ftr>t Lo1gnore, Lady Jones
Second Rsce-Je>sie Jar6oe. SIX Cord. 81.
Hera-
Third First Chord. All Souls
Fourth Race-Annie Lauretta. Bounteous. Ma
v1rino-
Fffth Rae-crurados. Fluke. Queen Carnival
Sixth Rscs-Optino. 81. yitus. Chambiee.
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Races ut Nebraska state Fair.

Lincoln. Neb.. Sept "A strong wind worked
against fast time az The State Fair races o-iay.
Governor Savage. S~ecretary Of Asrfcgl ure WI son
stand. Results:
so tTottinE. pure s400-Tom Wei won first.
fourth and afth heats and race: George N. won
second heat: Chana won third heat Best time.
2sSE.
straight heats; Mayer Bob. second: Judge Kent.
third Best time, 2.=ik-
Running. six-furiong dash-Cnc,e Sam won:
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MABEL wINN wON EASILY.
Ran Fast Three-Quarters at Sleeps
head Hay.

New York. Sept. "A Featherstone's feet
FLY Hatasoo. vita Shaw in the saddle. wor
the Flying Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
to-day. Despite the fact that she was car
rying top weight. Ia pounds. the public
made Blue Girl favorlte. HatasOo led al
the way. however. and Won in a driving I'm
ism. Gay Boy. Blue Girl and Lux Casta
finished heads apart Blue Girl pulled I'D
very lame.
Andrew NIIIer's Wild Thyme won the
Partridge Stakes easily by two lengths.
Merry Acrobat closed strong and beat out
the favoTite, Blue Ribbon. for second
money.
Mabel VIM was the only favorlte to win.
SHEEPSHEAD SUMMARIES.
First race. selling. last i've fu=longs 90 the
FutuIity -col-se-I:iGn. s. III. Michasisi. { TO L
Esa' bats L.sS 3 - Martin. ; 70 4 send:
iaf - Healing i SSlpa. DANTE AZ 70 s !: s ! An Tim:
i!ei Black Dlaa5. sgqii. Wiifal.. wysaeid:' sw-s,
OF What; Harriet s. Ballroom Belle and Julia
Second race. handicap. all ages. one mile
Grand Opera. l3 IL Smith. 5 70 !. won; Ethics.
~ - bIthSl' Z - l. SOM. Z9rcasieT ly =
OId Hutch. Nuusersi and M-ri;o also ran.
fu fRns f1 oS the See n TsLtRfSf' rh fSl e.y ia G.5aeJ So :
70 l. Won Merry Acrobat. i7 ct. Rurnsl. 10 :,
Tine ia - RO1boro. Fire Eater and Benson
Fourth race, the Flying Handicap, for s-year-
olds. six fuTionss. on msin aek.Ha;asoo i
! second: Blue Girl. IA CfurnerJ. : 10 s. third.
lyernia also ran
Filth race. fo- s-year-olds. selling. 10 be ridden
ey apprSntcs 69ys six farlougs OF the FutuTity
T~glrst-Aa6ei Ninn. IS tsnyCsr). 6 TO 2. won;
hsse,ta, is tSheetyJ. - to l. second. FTir;in-e-.
flyinS TirsiniS. hold. Grfa;hs. Paul Crey;on.
Gibson Light. Knight Of Sn1Wdin. CaSsyfIie. C-I-
ran
Sixth race. for syea--oId. and upward. selling.
one mile ard a. quarter. On turf-Peninsula- Ii5
Ct Burnsl. ) TO !. won: Wild Pirate. los Vsuli-
mani. s to l. second: Lady Sterling. 81 (GannOnl.
- 70 J. third. Time. 2:j3 IL. DTummond. Bes-
ie mccarthy. The Regent. / Know. Latsoa and
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* Al Sheepshead Bay

OF them are considered IN the first fight.
Poo!rooms as a rule don't care to handle
over two or three sets of races at one time.
Nevertheless. our business to-day from this
source was fully as good as IL has been at
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Huntsville Fair Opens.
SPECIAL

Huntsville. No-.. sept 2-The Huntsville Fair
opened to-day under favorable circumstances. A
large crowd was In attendance.
The 2:fo trot was won hy Red Ellison. Candy
vas second Time. 27E
Green pace. half-nlls heats. won By Pandont.
Best time. I.QSts.
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SELECTIONS

SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago, Sept. 2-Sslect.cns:
Shelly.
Second Raee-Toah. wain-G-woinen. Bunis
Bunton.
Third Rac-st- sulphlce. Bob Alone. Stamp.
Fourth hace-Iacimae, Gcnfailon. Rolling
Boer.
Fifth Race-Frank Rice. Sloan. Dupont.
sixth Race-Duelist. ]. :. Corbeit. Cork.
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Harness Races at St. P.uI.

st. Paul. MINI. Sept. 2-The feature az To-
eays card At the state Fair was the 2:l3 class
pacing. with q purse u S.CD guaranteed nv 81
Paul business mon Ailerson won h in straleht
heats The other event. a rs class trot. also
was taken in straight heats. Red Boy Carrying
OF the big end OF the purs-.
Z:3 class pacing. purse $500:
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sHEEPsHEAp BAY sELrcr1oNs

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Sept 2.-SelectIons:
First RGce-Africander. River Pirate. John A.
Scott.
Second Raee-Conundrum. obuet. cIonmeI.
Third Rac-Da=zlins Judith Campbell, Lone
Note.
Fourth Race-Hindred. Whisky King. Peninsula.
Gypsic-
Sixth Race-st. Flnnan. sI!p;hrift, Remor,..
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DR., R0HANNAN

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MIN Who feel . weakness beyond their years Price. Five
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the Remedy vii do allthatis advertised. Sold only By DE-C
A. BoHASSAS. No So Moran street. -. louis, Mo.
kntte any add-ess. securely sealed Prtva.s Circzlar FREx
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Apprentice allowance claimed.
THE REPUBLICS SELEC,

First Rsce-Peter Duryea, Tros. Aline g
second observation-disclosures Barnacle, Ruth L
Third Raee-Henry Bert. Louis Wagner. Hal
Gates. -
Fifth Racs-south Breezs. Linden Ella, LN
Sixth Raes-f You Dare. Found. TsmptresA
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Races at Delmar
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART

DELA1AR JOCKEY CLUBS AUTUMN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = Second Day.. Judge
P A Brady; Starter, a b Dade. Weather clear; track fast
O4S Frtt race. purse $40 for arearods and upwards six fulongs:
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Star good Ven easily; second same winner. " p lines b g. ; star Rhy-Hne aDweE
BIkbfe was much The BEST at the weights and won as he psasd seMr had nice Tet but
StchdL Hazel had mos speed at any part It legation can do better. SO can Bsvn- George
fhe-as. a44 aa ASK. Iaa. 1a.
O44 sacond race ure ,4n for vearold. five filonss:
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TO-DAY ENTRIES

First race. handicap. s-yea--olds fly. and , hal,
furiOngs OF the FutuEity cCurze:
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TO-DAY's DELMAR ENTRIES.
F1rst race- EclIInr sig f~urlnnrs.
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Mabel Winn From the German Stable
Wins at Six Furlongs in Fast Time.
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Hughes entry. tMackesIey entry.