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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
Loubet VIII Receive in London.

Iouuct WIN ncSc've w Ssees"s
LONDON. July 7.--President Lou
bet was astir early today and began
an extensive round Of functions visit
Ing the French hospital and other
places. When the president return
ed to st. James palace at 10 o'clock
he was greeted with great cordially
and cries Of "vive Loubet'. The re.
ception Of a deputation from the dip
Iomatic corps filled the rest Of his
time till noon. shortly after which the
president. accompanied by Ambassa-
dor Cambon and Foreign Minister
Delacase, made semi-statc visit 70
the city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
RoBHER ESCAPES.
Missouri Criminal Quits St. Louis
Jail BY Way Of skyIight.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 7.-William
Rudolph, of Union, Mo-, who has been
confined in the city Jail for several
months on the charge of having par
ticipated in the robbery of the bank
at Union last winter, and also charged
with killing Detective Schumacher,
who was attempting to arrest hir.,
made a desperate and successful es.
cape from jail at 4:45 o'cloc',e today
and still at large Shortly before his
escape today Rudolph was LET out Of
his cell to be shaved. The exercise
corridor at the. time contained about
twenty prisoners. The guards were
engaged in locking up the prisoners
FOL. the mint, when aSi,udolph passed
through the east end Of the exercise
corridor, a fight broke out among the
prisoners in the west end. The ma
jority of the guards ran to separate
the fighting prisoners and Rudolph
quickly ran up three flights OF stairs
jumped to the top of the cells and in
a flash had swung himself by the ait
of an iron girder to the skylight and
the next moment had forced the sky
light open and was out upon the roof
sixty feet from the ground.
Rudolph grasped an electric lighi
wire that extended to the ground ant
slid down fifty feet, when the wir,
snapped, precipitating him to th,
ground. Regaining his feet Instant,
he ran through Sergeant Dawson.
residence to the street and was gone
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
The Squadron In England.

PORTSMOUTH, Eng. July T.
With boom OF cannon the British feet
on behalf Of King Edward, welcomed
the United States European sqad-
ron to Great Britain's naval headquar-
ters this morning. National salutes
we're fred by each squadron. Sub
seQuently the two admirals exchanged
visits. Later the various commanders
paid visits to each Others vessels.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
SPIESS AT WORK.

ST. LOUIS. MO-, July 7.-Charles
A. Spiess of Las Vegas, N. NJ, presi-
dent of the New Mexico commission,
visited the administration buillaailng to-
day 10 prepare for the participation Of
New Mexico in the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07

proved an excellent conductor Of the
electric fluid. The current passed
through the stream and took Harry
amidship. He went over fiat shocked
almost to death He was somewhat
painfully grieved, but no serious eff
fects resulted.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
MRS. 1. .. HusBgLL DEAD.
Estlmable Wife Of the shsriff Of osr
naIiIio County Goes the Way
Of All the Earth.
Special to The Optic.

Special to The Optic.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ. July II
Mrs. T. s. Hubbell, wife OF the popu-
lar sheriff Of Bernalillo county,
died this afternoon at 2:3O after a
short illness Of spinal meningitis. It
was scarcely known In the city that
Mrs. Hubbell was iii and the news
Of her death has brought the deep
est sorrow. She was an estimable
lady, beloved by all who knew her.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
Il Was Shocking.

Harry Shupp was the victim Of a
trying and dangerous experience at
the fire Sunday morning. The
young man had his grip on big hose
which was pouring a stream Of water
on to the blaze The stream came In
contact with a live electric wire. The
circuit was completed and the water
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
Afrikandar wins shsspshssd stakes.

NEW YORK, July 7.--Africandar
won the realization stakes at Sleeps
head Bay, worth $4,000. today. Gold.
en- Maxim, second; savable, third.
Time, 2:45 tB.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07

The twice a week band concert At
the hot springs Is an excellent In
stitution. Every concert evening, It
may be assured. the cars viii be crowd
cd.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07

ss american League. s.s
AT New York III =.
New York n ! w.
Chicago ........s...
Batteries: Wolfe and Belleyille:
Owen. Mcfarland and slattery.
At Boston r. H. e.
nos.oh .....s.....s ~
ST. Louis -. !. ....:......6 IA H.
Batteries; Young and Criger; Siev-
or, Terry and Kahoe.
AT Philadelphia Il. II. d.
Philadelphia ...., II 2
Detroit ......ss s o
Batteries; waddell and schreck;
Mullin and Mcclure.
AT Washington r. H. &.
First game
Washington ...... III
Cleveland W. .s....... IL
Batteries: Paten and Kittredge:
Bernhard and Bemis.
| Second game Il. II. b.
Washington :. .....,. o
Cleveland ......... II
Batteries: Wilson and Kittredge;
Joss and Abbott.
National League.
All Pittsburg- Il. H. n.
PlttsDurg y. y, ..... ~
philadelnhia 4
Batteries: Wilhelm and Smith: M
chell and Doom.
At Cincinnati
| First game r. H. e.
Vlnclnnau
Broollyn !. .,s.....,.. 8 IL
| Batteries: Mahan and Bergen; wick
Ter, Ritter and Hugs.
At Chicago R. H 3.
Chicago :. ..,....
New York ........s..
Batteries: Menefee and King: Mathr
ewson and Bowerman.
Western League.
| AT Omaha r. II. IA
Omaha \. \. ............ II
Des Molnes. 4. ..5 ~
Batteries: Companion and Goodlng;
Cushman and Fohl.
American Association.
At Minneapolls--
Minneapolis :. ............ n
I. . -
81. Paui 80. ..ssx n
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07

A sick wire performer The electro
cutioner.
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,hman and Foil.
American Association.
The evening world., 1903-01-08
NO ATHLETIC WAR
IN HURLEY CASE,
New York A. C. and A. A. U. Of
ficiaIs Deny Talk Of Fight on
Cyclists Suspension. :

II isn't likely that a war will result
between the A. A. u. tho New York
A. G. and the N. c. A. from h
A. us suspension of Marcus Hurley,
the amateur champion bicyclist. Hurley
is charged with having played asket
bail professionally and pending investi-
cation has been dropped from the
amateur ranks.
Although there has been talk Oh a
bitter fight on the subject between the
three organizations, the officials oil tine
A, A. U. claim they have not hearo
Of It, and furthermore say that nothing
Of that sort will occur.
When Capt. Charles H. Sheriff., OF the
New York A. c., was asked about the
matter last night he said: II know nothA
| ing of the Hurley case beyond what 1
have seer in the papers. No move has
| been made by the club officials to de-
mand his reinstatement. nor has his
case been mentioed at al. II any f1Sh
being captain Of the club, should know
II. The club governors held a egula
meeting on Tuesday night and there
was not a word about Hurley or his
suspension"
"Wii the club demand his reinstate-
ment?''
Positively. it will not" answered Mr..
Sheriff."
James F.. Sullivan. secretary of the A.
A. u, when questioned on the prospec-
| tive fight said: 'Thi talk of a disrup-
ton between the A. A. u. and New
York A. C. is all rot. The New fork
4. c. is one OF the most loyal members
OF the A. A. u. and I am sure its
officers have not the slightest inclination
| to question our ruling on the Hurley
case. BY playing with an UNREGISTERED
team Hurley SUSPENDED himself. Should
he apply for reinstatement. his case will
be investigated, and II it is found he
played for money or received recon-
out of the amateur class and a profess
sional for good all. That is all
| there Is TO it,
The evening world., 1903-01-08
WOMEN'S TOURNEY
IS NOW ASSURED.
Big Meeting Held Last Night at
the Harlem Circle Alleys, and
Contest Will Begin Jan. IS.

The big women's tournament Is now
an assured fact. Last night the nnal
meeting of the clubs was held and all
arrangements we're completed for the big
games which will be played after Jan. 10.
The tournament will be under the
management of Klumpp Bros, and will
be bowled on the Harlem Circle alleys,
where the meeting last night was held.
This will be the first real tournament
for women bowlers ever held In the
United States under regular Bowling
Congress rules, and 1t is attracting wide
spread attention.
Strikes and spares will be counted and
regnlation balls n pins will be used.
The following teams were the first to
take the matter up, and the members
have worked hard to bring about the
meeting that ended go successfully last
night; The Tallapoosas, Golden Links,
Rosedales Ardsleys. O%leanders, Jollys,
Rip Van Wrinkles, Beethovens, Bis
marcks, Hottentots. Crescents, Libertys,
High Grounds. German-Americans and
the Iolas.
One Of the most prominent OF the
ladies' bowling Tub of Harlem Is the
Lenox. This club bowls every Sunday
afternoon at the Harlem Casino. n
next Sunday night the members will
hold their third annual prize bowling
and reception.
The officers of the club are as fol-
lows: Miss Fannie Kasperwitz, Presl-
dent; Miss Carrie Strauss, Vlce-Presl-
dent and Captain; Miss Sadie Strauss.
Eecretary. and Miss Jennie Costume.
Treasurer.
The evening world., 1903-01-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE .
is KNOCKED OUT.
Robs 1t Of Chance to Put Team
Here at Tunnel Board Meeting.

There was one thing Mr.. Johnson evil
IDENTITY forgot to DO when he was maxi
ing his plans, lie did not look up the
names OF the men who composed the
board OF directors. Had de done 80 he
would have found on the list one Andrew
Freedman. The.e Is only II such per-
son in New York with ans known power.
he was said to have been a to the
baseball world. He probably Is pub
in the old New York Club. He holds
Brush holds enough to make him the
Freedman was loyal TO his old love.
When the proposition OF the underground
road helping out the rival body came up,
there Is no need or even guessing who
was the firsi TO turn down the American
League. Jehnson did not oargain for
II really looks as though he would have
TO lake his New York Club to Fleetwood
Park or some woods II he insists on hay
ing a team 10 represent the big
OF Course. Johnson, away out In Chi
"a pretended surprise whom he heard
heard OF II and that he never asked Mr.,
Mcdonald 70 do anything for the league.
But. according to The Evening Worlds
Dressed his surprise and denial with
a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS express
sion.
Contractor Mcdonald was that the IN
foreground road would collect about
300, 900 fares q year as q result of the
American League playing ball In Har-
lem.
Tho situation place. the American
League In a bad way. They had counted
on a team here, and without New York
have ONLY seven cities In the circuit. II
also had many players signed to play
with the team. n those same players
have It understood In their contracts
place they choose IL the league did not
play them in New York. II now seems
the oniy thing for johnson to do 10 TO
go ahead and put a a In Pittsburs
Instead.
The evening world., 1903-01-08
RACING NOTES.

The Metropolitan Jockey club-Tim Sullivan,
track In Jauaica-hAs Increased It's espitsl stoeL
IRON 100000 10 $4,000, The increase consist.
In the isSus 81 $500 shares At par value Of
500 each. All Of this stock has been subscribed
for, Notification Of the increase in the stoek
Was nlsd yesterday With County CLERK Insr.m.
Of Queens County.
The famous brood mare Golden Reel. By INN.
hayon doT, dam Reel Dance. by War Dance.
owned BY sam Brown, ohriSslAnsbuTE, Ky, IL
dad At AeGrathians, She ran into a fence at
MeGNthiAnA stud. where shs had been sent to
be bred to imp. King Of Coins. ana died OF her
injuries
Trainer james Rove Intends 10 star on . ahoN
vacation to-day % Mount cismsna. Mich. whsrs
he van spend two NssAu. sftsy which he viii ~
70 -wst haasA Tor .tsn days.
wAaa d Regarded u ~prsbebly ons q tbs nsss
Fslultls y~earinps IA Ksutaeky - nov It thp
Raep.sed e,ua - utisebg 4 Mes1lusd. IN buur,
e9p qe4giy, 10 4 ~ as1eut eoll u -
pFeH a'5l,F blss ~ y ilHl@ ~ oat
The evening world., 1903-01-08
DRIVE LORD
DERBY FOR TITLE.
E. E. Smathers Willing to Com
pete for Trophy in Cleveland
in the Spring.

f. E. Smathers. the millionaire owner
OF Lord Derby, the speedy %trotter, has
slgnIfed his willingness to drive bis
horse In n contest for the amateur
championship. The event will be de-
clded In a few months. A trophy has
been offered by the Gentlemen's Driv-
ing Club. OF Cleveland, and 1t is to lake
the place of the race for h Boston
Cup.
Lord Derby and The Monk were sent
10 Cleveland last year 10 compete in
the rnce for The Boston Cup, but as
John A. McKerron managed to win the
race, which was the. third time in sue
cession that the speedy Western horse
won the race, the sporting men OF
Cleveland have decided to oiier another
A horse 10 be eligible must not have
been driven In a professional race for
az least a month previous to starting
for the cup. and must be driven by an
amateur.
The evening world., 1903-01-08

he ever knew, and that Corbett can see
fun in anything he does. whether II DC
a ten-mile run across country or g half
hours bout with n punching bag.
Corbett himself says that his watcn,
While he has travelled about the coun-
try as a vaudeville performer ne mas
ridden horseback alm0st every day.; Inc
first thing he does when he strikes =
town Is to rent a horse for a week. anS
1t is at his hotel every morning at o
o'clock. ,
II possible. the fighter punches the bag
until lunch time. and then he has a resi-
before II is time to go on with his per-
formance. Between matinee n nignt
he takes a long walk, m after the even
ing performance he a a bit OF iuncn.
md is in bed before midnight WITHOUT
haying had a drink all day..
"A martial explanation or tine reluVena-
,ion OF Corbett lies In the fact that ne
ts an abnormal Individual.
One might almost call him super
lust as he was abnor-nally active IN
d%estroyIny himself by too much luxury
and by too much grinding work IN tram
ing 80 has lie shown Tar greater re-
cinerative powers tGnn the average man
Perhaps one 4night say he has snoMn
remarkable will power as well by ne
ginning hts athletic career all over again
In the face Of all precedents. ana aftef
so many downfalls ard, above all. In MS
thirtv-qeventh year.
The evening world., 1903-01-08
BROOKLYN HOCKEY
CLUB VERY WEAK.
1t Got Another Drubbing in
League Game Against New
Workers Last Night.

The Skating Club. of Brooklyn. demon
strGted thoroughly last night that It
has no possible chance of even coming
near 10 winning the hockey champion
ship this year. Following on its defeat
by the Crescent a. c, last week by On
overwhelming score. it wen down to
defeat at the hands OF the players OF
the Hockey Club, of New York, last
night by u score OF IL goals to Q.
III best the Brooklyn players have
for their trouble of trying to prevent
the New Workers from scoring are
bruised shins. incurred by stopping the
flying sticks of their rival in the game.
No one was seriously hurt.
The game began with n whirl. but
became so ~listless after the New
Workers. had scored n commanding lead
that the spectators were glad when the
referees whistle blew,
The evening world., 1903-01-08

With no chance of a go in sight. the
eX-champion has lived in hope of an
other battle, and he could step into the
ring tonight in better physical condition
than any other pugilist in the business.
For a year or more Corbctt has cut out
all late hours and has devoted himself
10 hard. work. 1t is reasonable to be-
lieve. therefore. that he would stand a
better chance now with the champion
than he did after the short preparation
before that worked such a wonderful and
unexpected change in his condition.
Work, for which the ex-champion has
always been n glutton. Is the real cause
| Of his revivihcation. Morning, noon and
night for many months have found the
fighter hard at some form OF training.
When It is Impossible for him to be out
Of doors or to be boxing or punching the
bag, he Is improving the strength OF his
hands with the little grip machine that
ne carries with him at all times.
At other times he is exercising with
the biz medicine bali. and there Is no
sort Of work that he does not regard as
NAV. That is really the secret of Cor,
petTs success. He makes play out OF
eyerything. Prof. William Muldoon; one
~ the grcates trainers that. ever lived.
"a ys tha: Corbett is the hardest worker
The evening world., 1903-01-08
than Ever.

chances were laughed at from one end
OF the country to the other. lie had been
d~issipating for months. and It was an
effort for him to get into shape, yet he
put up the fight Of his career, and had
he not played to the gallery and been
able to go n few minutes longer would
have regained the ampionship.
To-day Corbett is in better shape than
he over was In his life. Since his light
with Jeffrles he has given up all sorts OF
dissipation. and has carefully prepared
himself for Just such an opportunity AS
presents itself now.
The evening world., 1903-01-08

Unless President Ban Johnson has an
other card to spring on his rivals the
League has little or no chance
OF placing a team in this city next sea-
son. The Board ot Directors of the
tunnel which John u. Mcdonald is
building have knocked Johnson's
schemes to smithereens. Andrew Freed
man, a emit of the board and lately
PRESIDENT OF the New York Baseball
eiao' is directly responsible.
Johnson. who Is In Chicago. pretends
10 De ignorant OF the whole AFFAIR. eve
have our grounds In New York, and
The evening world., 1903-01-08

fore. . full brother to the brilliant Blues ana
NJ. @. Whitney's sensational nily Blue Girl.
Herbert ylVsli. the trainer. who raced SHARP
Bird, AlIOra. Irish Jewel aud other horses sue
e~sssfully in the last two years, IL consulting with
J. o. Kseue. American trainer for Gen. N. 4.
Lazeren. Of the Russian Army. Yiysll has an
and dstlres to knoS more Of racing there. through
koene. before accepting the engagement.
y. X. HituhoOek Ia likely 60 purchass from W.
C. DAILY the lattSr's contract with Creamer. the
light weight Jockey. Enoeh wishArd aLo ID try
iug 10 secure the boys services for nsEt sslson.
Crsamer has been riding In clever form lately.
Tony Hamilton. BILLY LAhsIana's old jockey.
who Ma riding In Russia lAss ysar. ls suffering
from the dread dlssass ~eonnunptl0n. and hAA
g0as 20 rleance. Italy. 70 winter.
The evening world., 1903-01-08

What would be the result II the Hayes
Valley Club should be successful In get
ting Jeffrtes and Corbett together in the
ring again7
After his long retirement many people
think that Corbett would not have a
ghost OF a chance to win from the big
champion, but there is every reason 10
believe. nevertheless. h a he would stand
a far better show than he did when he
lost in the twenty-third round. after hav-
ing administered a severe beating to
J%effries.
At the time Of that fight Corbett's
The evening world., 1903-01-08
B0THNER STAYED THE
LIMIT WITH PiENING.
"Rutcher BOY" VIII Take Another
Fnm Out of Edwards TO-NIEht.

'Butcher boy' VIII iuke AnotheF
Fall Out of Edwards Tonight.
John Pien!ng. the Butcher Boy will
again give Bill Edwards. the heavy
weight champion wrestler of the Bronx.
an opportunity to stay the time limit at
the London Theatre, on the Bowery, to-
night. The Graeco-Roman champion
defeated Edwards on Monday night
after fourteen minutes OF desperate
wrestling. Considerable money changed
hands on the result. Edwards's friends
turned out en- mass TO witness the
struggle, and as he had trained faith
fully for the contest they were fully
convinced that tho Butcher Boy would
fall to throw him within the stipulated
time.
Last night George Bothner met Pien-
ing under catch-as-catch-can rules and
he succeeded in staying ten minutes by
clever defensive tactics, although II
looked at times as IL he would surely.
suffer defeat.
The evening world., 1903-01-08
NEW PRESIDENT
FOR u. S. G.. A.
Either J. A. StilIman or H. Y.
Heebner viii Be Elected to
Position by Golfers.

President Robertson, OF the United
States Golf Association. will lose his
job at the next meeting Of the organi-
zation, which will be held next month.
Tho Nominating Committee has a new
man In view and II Is more han likely
that James A. stillTaan, OF this city.
will secure the position. That Is not at
all certain, though. as II Is believed that
some OF the members Of the committee
Will ofer the name OF II. Y, Heebner.
OF Philadelphia. who at present Is treas
urer OF the association.
Both men are very popular all over
the country. and the naming OF either
win be enthusiastically received by all
golfers. II Ia almost sure that 6ecre-
tary Ballou will succeed himselh
The evening world., 1903-01-08
PURSE FOR
RYAN AND OBR|EN,
Philadelphia Accepts Offer OF
Fort Erie Club, but Champion
Has Not Answered Yet.

Tho next match OF importance to be
arranged will probably be between
Tommy Ryan, the middle-welght cham
pion. and philadelphia Jack" o'Brien.
Matchmaker Jack Hermann. of the In
ternatlonal A. c.. of Fort Erie, Canada.
is anxious to bring the two men together
n has offered them a purse OF $500
for "a twenty-round bout TO be decided ut
his club on Jan. %. Hermann says the
choose, but he would sooner see them
fight on the basis of 5000 to the winner
and 1850 to the loser.
O,Brien Accepts Oner.
As soon as O'Brien received the offer
he accepted 1t, and said he hoped thai
Ryan would do likewise. O'Brien VIII
begin training for the fight in Phila-
delphia just as soon as he receives word
from Hermann that Ryan has accepted
the offer. 1t Is doubtful II Ryan. VIII
accept. as he has already said thaI the
amount Of money Was not big enough tor
which will PROBABLY cause Ryan 10 de-
cline the oifer Is the fact that, ne is
matched TO meet jack Root OF Chiosso
In u twenty-round bout before the san
Francisco A. G, some time next month,
Hermann says he Will give Ryan TWO
weeks IN which TO either decline or ac-
cept the ofer.
O'Brien Takes On jackson.
philadelphia Jack" o'Brien and
young Peter Jackson the colored
fighter, OF California, Will meet again In
the roped arena. They have been secured
by lack Fogarty. matchmaker OF the
Ariel Athletic Club, OF philadelphia, 10
the clubs show on Jan, 10. Jackson
is the only fighter who has secured a De
ctsion over o'Brien. o'Brien on tnat
account is anxious to hght. Jackhon
O'Brien fights Joe Grimm, OF Phllauei-
mia. a slx-round bout before the Broad
Way Athletic Club. OF P~hiladeiphia
tonight.
VIII BET $1,000 nm Hanion.
That Eddie Hanion, the feather-weight
fighter, OF California. must be regarded
as a good lad In his class is evidenced
by the suggestion of his manager, who
has notified Abe Attel, whom Hanlon
fights on Jan. 70. that he VIII let the for
TetI Of Al 900 20 as a side bet on the bout.
Snoring men OF California look on Han
ion as n wonder. and when the boys
step into the ring there Is no doubt
that they will bet much money on their
favorite.
"Corbettn 40 FiRht Britt.
.younx Correct" Sho is II Hot Springs at
| prasent. where he 10 matched to hght Austln
jan. Il. las accepted an Oasr 20 hEht Jimmy
| Batt, The California light. vslEht champion.
a. O.. oHsrinG him . biz indqeemsnt 70 hEhi
| Britt, 'corbett'' wirsd back that he would
ashl Britt after his ashi vtth Terry Medossrn.
The evening world., 1903-01-08
THIRD RACE-Hargis I, 81. Tam-
nian, 2, Pageant =.
FOURTH R~ACE-Wnrranted 1, Ma
J0r Nansir =, Erue 3.
Especial 10 Tho EysninE World }

RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS.
Jan. s,-W. Martin w!ll get rid OF Mails
ter, the horse that got Jockey Booker
into trouble. "Fentherstone lost a lot
OF money OF the horse when he had
MIN said Martin. Hes a counterfeit.
Ina gong TO run him In selling races
and anybody VINO wants him can have
him. The stewards to-day began an
investigation of tire alleged ringing OF
the horse Hiram Johnson.
The weather was clear and cold and
tho track fast, except q narrow strip
near the inner rail.
The follow ing horses were scratched
Fading Light, Basileus ami MaJar
Tenny,
FIRST RACE.