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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-08
St. Louis 3. Boston 2 wash'ton : Cleveland
Detroit S Philadelphia Chicago ;. New York
PEPUBLIC SPECIAL.

PEPUBLIc SPECIAL,
Boston, Mass, July 7.-McAleer's men
broke their long stretch Of straight defeats
by taking to-day's game away from the
Bostons after very exciting contest. pinch
ing the victory at the last moment. The
game was close all the way.
At the beginning OF the ninth the score
was two 10 one against the Browns. but
that did not dishearten the men from st.
Louis. They went after Gibson very hard
and succeeded in getting one to the good
by making two runs amidst the most in
tense excitement. The Bostons did not give
up the ghost without a struggle, though. and
fought every inch OF the ground in their
half of the ninth inning.
When Captain Collins saw It looked i'm
possible to make two runs and thereby
win. he instructed his men 10 work Ike
demons to score one. as to tie the score
and make extra innings necessary. The
last inning was worth all the others COM
biDed.
WALLACE STARTS ONSLAUGHT.
Bobby Wallace was the first of the Mound
City batters. He raped out a clean single
to center field. but was doubled up with
kahoe on a fast double play, started by
Collins on a nice stop OF Kahoe's hard hit
play and La Chance the terminus. McCor-
mick was very patient and drew a gift. Hill
slammed one that was labeled safe from
the start. Friel went to bat in place of
Evans. the pitcher, and hit savage one
at Gibson, who tried hard TO field it so a;
to get his man at first. but just failed
That hit advanced Mac" and Hill flied
the bases. Jesse Burkett grabbed up his
bat and rushed to the place. He whacked
one sizzling past Gibson and by second base
out to center field and Mccormick and Hill
scored. Heidrick flied out to Dougherty
But the Bostons had chance at the bat,
Sudhoff went in to pitch for the Browns
Dougherty. the first Bostonian up. swatted
out single and Collins shot one by
Anderson, sending left fielder Pat around
to third. OBrien struck at the first ball
and hit up weak fly towards left field bys-
Burkett made a great catch. -
BURKETT SAVES GAME.
Sudhoff purposely gave Freeman his pas
sage filling the bases. Sudhoff preferred
to take chance with Parent, who flied out
TO Burkett. Dougherty started home from
third, but Burkett made good throw to
Kahoe and Pat was out at the plate and
the game was over.
Up to the very last inning Gibson pitched
eNceHently- Up 10 the last inning the
Browns made only five hits. They batted
him very prettily in the last inning. Evans.
too pitched good ball although batted mora
freely than Gibson.
The Bostons made one Of their two runs in
the first inning. Collins singled, but was
forced at second by o'Brien, who went all
the way round on Freeman's two-bagger to
right field.
Tho rsrovns made one IN the third BUR
kett singled. reached second on wild pitch.
third, after he, He!drick and Hemphill
walked. and scored on Anderson's inield
erounder. by which Hemphill was forced at
Tbe Rostons made their second run in the
third inning Dougherty singled. advanced
on Wallaces tumble of D Briens grounoer
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and lusty. and seems to be improving.
There is nothing here. bar Forehand and
Fenian. to run with her. II they do not
get out with her she Is liable to beat them
badly.
Hayes He is. the best. conditioner. and
worked well. AT that. II he does not win
with Fenian he may with Athena who has
chance at the distance. To W in with her
would not be any greater surprise than to
win with Mafalda.
Enigma has chance to show. even If she
and some of the others may not. Wigwam
was a good locker early in May, and may
have worked up into fair colt.
MISS WEST IN FIFTH RACE.
Miss West ran too good race against
Pensal in good race to run bad one
to-day. She has handy pull in weight and
best seven furlongs Of the season to beat
her. and she led him for six and one-half
Of it. Mike Strauss. The Buffoon and Lord
Neville will go well under the weight. as
will GALES, but Miss West should win. Her
race with Bengal and the one prior to It
were both excellent displays. Reducer al
ways liked Delmar and will go well.
VIRGIE DORIS RuNAWAYS.
The last race is not at all easy. II her
recent runaway did not injure virgie dor
she should win. As she was not extended
in that mishap, she is probably not injured
and will run good race. Lunar will go
reputation at Delmar. Oudenarde will also
render good account Of himself. Ida PEN
Zance and Eugenia 8. will travel we'll at
Delmar, Ida especially so.
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AUTOLIGHT WINS AGAIN.
Jockey Brazil Notified of His Rein
abatement, Rides to Victory.

Detroit Mich. July 7.-Autolight scored
his third successive victory at Highland
Park to-day by beating n good field in the
mile and 4 sixteenth race. He was favorite
and heavily backed.
Jockey Brazil was notified by the Western
Jockey Club late this afternoon of his re-
instate.ncnt. He had the mount On Pres
grave in the race for maiden jumpers. and.
after brilliant ride. landed him an easy
winner from Cubanite. Jockey McGovern
who rode Provost, lost control of his mount
at the sixth lump and the horse bolted
through the wing. unseat!ng McGovern and
trampng on him.
Weather fine; track fast Summaries:
FIRST race. mi!e-Prosadar. 100 &c. Kelly. TO
2. Won: SIyond 100 u. MlllerJ. to >. second:
Rwas as f5 Sia Hssp12 IL H3 'h 81 1s
can. Leo Ridley. Navigator. Stephen LillaFd.
second race , re fari tlag los o.
Hoyd, 10 l. won; Maiakoif lgs ca, &C. k1iitl' .
third S Tms Toe Mara zarf 10 Fa M En1 t.
Nc. I.eeto. San Marine. soson Tontue and Wise
Third race. one and one-six,een,!, miles-Au,oa
light. 10 u. Millerl. even. won: M-rrimens. iy'
Sconnorj ; l. to third io''4 Tine e i:i5s Butter
Scotch. Druumond and Tosa also ran. No..
Fourth rac six iSn 1 ~ Wss lbs to
:. second: Car! kahlsr. los a. Gonleyl; to
ME Max Harlem Lane and Whiskey King also
f to Ra @cn SIX A fsfonfsEg tenIs s'sVs
second; Blackamore. 10 Cw. H; Wood. . to !.
Eusrits steele and NJ, Tip TOP a!s2 ran; :,
l. Won: luminosity. i5i C. Kelly. e i, second;
The Stcwartess. lV2 BOYD. to !. third Time,
t F s. Bu r 8" I Ias 1n ad S
also
sSs m sz S'efps o hG:i
Car,eD TO /. second BellcenTt: IA Higgins; .
f F. h and rnraGs s & lost Hh e RAY dtrs s0 m
To-DAY'S HIGHLAND PARK ENTRIES
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DICK wELLEs IN STAKE IN 1 :as.
Only Three Horse. Were willing to
Chnse HIm-Petcr PnuI Rentcn.

Chicago. July Dick Weiles won the
Drexel Stakes at Washington Park to-day
in a Esliop. The distance was one mile,
which the winner covered in leg 1t wa
the best mile of the meeting. aside from
the worlds mark set by Alan-a-Dale. and
reduced the record for the stake by a sec
Ond and thrce-quartcrS.
Because owners had no desire to use thei-
horses in chasing Dick Welles only four
went to the post Dick Welles vas ito
shot. He Immediately went to the front
and won all the way. finishing three lengths
in front of Bad News. Peter Paul. the
by Flo Bob in the fifth race.
1t was announced positively that N. H.
Iichenor & Co.. who we're angered by the
disqualification OF one OF their horses sew
auction July l6 and retire from the turf
In, the last, race Haviland reduced the
Haviland's record takes the honor from
MOnarka. who ran the distance in 1:i2 2-5
at the Harlem spring meeting Haylla nd
fractional time was: Quarter. "a IL: half.
4, 40; three-quarters, lib: mile. 1:3s %:
mile and fifty yards, l:u Is.
to l:il 10. Two favoriteS won.
First race. six furIonss-Mary McCarertv. 90
n d wilson to i Won; oFganaie lG2 1 ea
Msath Jet; Mary GIsnn Belle Mah5n Gyp5 teas.
s:@n iacs n! Il. faricn ss Eh Aans
&c !. won: Irene Lindsey lGe Henry). ; 70 ;.
second; TarioIph 169 Bonner. 9 to I. third.
Time. I:l2 %. Never Fret Erma. Anna Beall.
Mlrance and Warte NIGHT asD
T..irl race, mile. Drex.l Stakes. value 81.
e4-Dlc!i W-lles. ITO IT Knight. to 2. won.
Bad News. III tB. Davis. 10 !. second: No
Tee. los adkins. Is to !. third. Time. las
McGoWan ran.
Fourth race mile and fifty rarIs-Mrac!e II.
3S wv KnapuI to 2. won: Little Duchess II.
80 u BOOKER. Z 20 ]. second; VulCain. ij'
tEzelD 10 !. third. Time. :l3 2-5. Lady Ch"r-
lister. lena. Alma Girl Marros. Harry FlEsal
ard I!arTica also ran. go
derly). 10 10 l. won: Peter Paul. los adkins.
even. second: English Lad. Ill nlominickl. II
10 . third Tine l:l2 %. Commodore. Alsta,
Nitchcr4ft Triumvir and Fl Ccrteza also ran
Sixth race one mile and fifty yards-Haviland.
% III Phillips TO !. won: Antonius, Jos tOtisl
IT, to /. second: Orsina. % CTurnerl to J. third
Time, III 10 The Kentuckian. Eva's Darling.
Louisville and SILK Cord also ran.
TO-DAY'S WASHINGTON PARK ENTRIES
Firs, race sCllin- FIVE and half furlonEs:
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SUE w. SHOULD WIN FIRST RACE.
This Filly's Form mt LatOnia and Chf--



Sue W. showed good enough form at La
tonia and Chicago to win the first race at
Delmar to-day. She was right there with
Bill Knight. Peter Paul, all out only beat
her in the stretch at Chicago. SeStette is
a fair kind and might run we'll. Regina D..
is a fine locker, ran a much improved race
last time and will not be easy to keep out
of the money.
JAKE A GOOD MAIDEN.
In Jake. so the checkers say, Mr.. Turney
has an excellent maiden Turney does
not bet enough to make him run a
race for the smart fellows to get bitten on.
He always and ever is trying n HIS horses ;e
variably need races to ftthem. Hence he Is
bad betting proposition first time out. but
If Jake is of any account he will win. There
is really nothing in the race, Pirateer does
not act like Splinter and he has had lot
of II on his bad hoofs.
Uneedher is said to be of fair kind. Prince
Eugene will go well. He has been in the
competent hands Of Johnnie Mengel for
some time and will run an improved horse
over his Strobe form. Ranchman has been
his rest may go well to-day. Mayor Graham
will in all PROBABILITY 60 well also.
Tangenet is very high in flesh. but ran
race. that surprised e:en the shrcwd Mr..
Combs last time. He is still fat. but may
race much better than he works Ed Bishop
has been we'll thought of. is a good locker
and should not be overlooked at a price.
Mayor Graham will also run a better race
than he did last time.
MURMCR SHOULD WIN SURE.
If there is any kind of boy on Murmur
to-day she will win. She should have beaten
Brown Vail last time and did beat Venus
Eictrix and Gaslighter. Those who have
watched Bakers colt make up much ground
after slow beginnings admire him very
much and sa-: If Gaslighter had only.
gotten off, That may be. but he has a
ferocious ringbone and the track was very
hard yesterday. He may win. but Murmur
showed enough to beat him last time. Ken
lucky Middle. Lynch and Professor Neville
will all 20 well. but Murmur should win.
Neville has worked well and Middle has
raced well. The Fiddler is 4 good locker
and had nice prep for this yesterday IN
position from start to finish in a common
canter. Helen Hay at the weights must
not be overlooked If she Is price.
HAYES ENTRY IN STAKE
When Fenian last started the rail birds
said that he always outworked Anne Davis
when they galioped together. He is q
grand locker. a horse OF most impressive
conformation. He started coupled with
Mafalda last time, made the entry even
money. then ran CAST. while Mafalda won.
He squatted as the barrier went up. then
took after the field and ran the first half
much faster than the winner
Jehane and Forehand are the ones he has
got to beat Forehand ran q most i'm
pressive race last time out He came from
rear position, and made Jehane, who was
off in front, run to win from him. Peter
Nolan. who trains him. says that he has a
sore mouth, and is liable to throw his head
up when taken hard hold of. This is a bad
thing. especially at the post.
Jehane seems to be at this colts mercy at
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WHIST LEAGUE IN SESSION.
Z. U. L. Hamilton of st. Louis q Win
ner In Open Pair Games.

Detroit. Mich, July THE American Whist
League dropped playing long enough to-day to
devote n short time to the consideration of
business matters. After the reading OF the re-
ports and a talk given by the president. John
T. Mitchell of Chicago. It was voted to hold
no more business sessions until Friday morning.
when the election OF officers will take place
The feature OF the playing was the beginning
OF the battle for the Hamilton trophy. Two
afternoon: 1850
Section A. East and west-winners. C. o. P.
Hamilton. St Louis and p. Muhlfelder. Albany.
n. Y. score 1921 plus: North and South-Win-
ners. Mrs. James T Shaw. Detroit. and F. NJ
Matthias. Toledo: score 10 s-21 plus.
Section b. North and South-Winners, ]. T.
Rouse and Mrs. E. Z. Davidson. Cincinnati:
score 1918 plus; East and West-Winners. Miss
Rose Walker and Mrs. E. S. Walker. Chicago:
score S 1873 plus,
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MARTIN AND PATTON GET BONNER
Negro Jockey Is Ordered by Turf Gov
erning Body to Report to Them.

Chicago. July THE Board of Stewards
of the Western Jockey Club to-day issued
an order directing that the full name of
each applicant for license be signed to
his application. The middle name. where
there is one, will be insisted .pon. Licenses
were granted TO seventy trainers and forty
one jockeys.
The following applications for licenses
were denied:
Trainers-I. B. Fitzgerald and N B. Da-
Wis.
Jockeys-w. Fftzrnaurice and c. Buxton.
The following licenses were revoked:
Trainers-R Broimall and J. Maloney.
Jockey James Foley.
In the controversy for the services of
Jockey C. Bonner. the contract of Martin
& Patton was held valid. and the boy was
ordered to report to their.
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the referee having an undue tendency to-
wards Felt2, but these have been disre-
garded by Sullivan and his manager. who
expect to win.
suinvan is IN better condition that when
he last met Feltz. That much is certain.
He has improved greatly by training in
he expects to op,point his man from end
to end
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RAGING AT DELMAR
WAS TRUE TO FORM.
Best Horses Invariably Won at the
County Race Track in
Six Events.
BIAS DOR ALL BUT BEATEN.
Favorite in the Fourth Race Was
Given a Poor Ride, and Eda
Riley Almost Nipped
Him on the Post.

Racing was excellent and absolutely TO
form at Delmar yesterday. ocyrohe at I
10 !, selected by The Republic. won the
first event cleverly under excellent ride
by Troxler. Russell Baber cleaned up most
handsomely TO the race. getting on 500 at IS
Poseur was TO 2 in the second. She did
not display her usual burst OF speed. but
was good enough to win from an inferior
lot. She had TO be shaken UP at the end
10 do SO. Joe GosS ran good race under
a weak ride, and Montana Peeress closed
stoutly.
The third race saw quite an upset
Huckelberry Finn, by IIendsel. out of Bette
Prather the dam OF Founding and other
good horses. won at TO TO l. This colt showed
q high turn OF speed and won going away
Not many dollars were. bet on him. but
"waterboy Pat and some other clever fell
lows got down for small bets. Briliiants
ran q true race and was second. while Bell
made Check Morgan begin fast and finish
third.
BIAS DOR WINS.
The fourth race went TO Bas dor by the
wealth of the white color on his face. Bas
dor was badly ridden. Calvit made three
distinct runs with him. He eased him Up in
the stretch. Eda Riley. famous tinisher.
came at him fast. Calvit almost fell off
grabbing the re.nS and whip when he saw
Gda come along. Bas dor. good colt.
answered handsomely and just did wan. Had
Higgins let his whip alone, Eda might have
Mon. She was going very strongly. but her
head topped when higgins drew his CAD.
Light opera started with very bad-look-
ing foot and ran lame. Bengal showed the
effects of his recent hard racing and was a
distant third.
Helen Print made a runaway race Of the
fifth. Orpheum displayed much improve
mcnt and ran good second, well ridden by
Bridwell.
Pierce J. won the sixth handily. Brown
Vail warmed up stiff and sore, but ran an
excellent race into second place. Bell gave
Chandoo 4 tremendously fine ride and out
Bells hard ride was one of the most en-
er,etiC of the season IL does one good to
set boy make a horse run ten pounds a
better laCe than he should have run.
TO AN,S DE.I.hIAR ENTRIES.
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New York; Corporal w n Short. Seventh Reei-
men. ". c.. New York: Sergeant ]. H..
Keough, sixth Regiment y G. Massachusetts:
C"rpgral c. E. Winder. Sixth Regiment. y. -.
ONO: P-iratc George Cook. FIRST Regiment. y.
g. District of Columbia. Lieutenant Thomas Hol-
comb. II. United Sfafea Marirl. t,Irrs
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AFRlCANDER PROVES HIMSELF BEST
THREE-YEAR-OLD OF GENERATION.

Great Son of Star Ruby Captures the Rich
Stakes From the Best Field That It-Sufers
From Bad Racing Luck but Closes With Marvellous Speed
Endurance, and Doggedly Sticks His Head in
Front as the Wire Is
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Select Family Excavations on the Right
boat.

Steamer City of Providence leaves every
Tuesday and Thursday for Alton and Piasa
Chautauqua, landing at both places. Every
Wednesday and Friday for MontesanG.
Three hours at the park for picnickirg.
Boat leaves Olive street $50 a. m. Returns
p. m. Round trip. &c. Table de Hote din
ner, EAc. Lunches la carte.
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HIGHLAND PARK SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Detroit. July 1.-Seections
First Race-Tribesnan. Amaga. Taps
Second Rce-Blue Darter. HandInore. Clay
Clements.
Fourth Race-G W. w. Malay. Pearl Finder.
Fifth Raco-Seven Oaks. Maud johnson. The
World.
Sixth Race-Fairbury. Military. Grand Marias.
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Try the "Keystone Express"

For New York and other Eastern points, via
Vandalia- Pennsylvania lines. 1t leaves St.
Louis Union Station at s:A a. m. daily.
dining cars. Book Lovers Library. etc.
Ticket offices Seventh and Olive and Union
Station.
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london. July THE rife team which Will rep
resent the United States at Bisiey on Saturday
In the competition for the Palma trophy has
finally been selected. 1t consists OF Leutenants
A. F.. Wells X. X. V. Casey and Sergeant
George Doyle. Seventy-first Regiment. n. G..
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Apprentice allowance claimed.
IT. p. HAYES entry.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
IT. p. Hayes entry.
THE REPUBLICS SELECTIONS.
First Race-Sue w. Regina d. Sextette.
Second Race-Jake. Prince Eugene. Ed Bishop.
Third Race - Murmur. Gaslighter. Kentucky
Middle.
Fourth Race-Hayes's best, Forehand, Jehane.
Fifth Race--Miss West. Mike Strauss. Lord
Neville
sixth Race-virEie dor. Eusenia g. Ida Pen
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GENERAL PUGILIsTIC NOTES.
Times Schedule Adopted for Tonic
rows BATTLES at West End Club.

Times Schedule Adopted for To-Mor-
rows BATTLES at West End Club.
Battles at the West End Club tomorrow
evening will be pulled off in accordance with
a time schedule. the initial event being set
for S:45 p. M. when Young Kid Mccoy and
Kid Page will come together in the curtain
raiser. sx-round go at 14 pounds.
Following this will be the Cooney Kelley
Nick Sanford battle. which will go an at
9:15. At 1920 the main event. between Tom
my Feltz and Tommy Sullivan. will be card
ed. According to Manager Haughton. all
events will start at exactly the hour speci-
fed.
In case the two aforementioned bouts come
to an early end, from one cause or another,
a battle royal or a wrestling match will be
PIT on to fill the time until the hour for the
next fight.
Johnny Regain, the bantam pugilist. who is
SO well known here. and who recently low
cred Clarence Forbes's colors at Memphis
stated last evening that he would like
chance at Abe Attell. either here or on the
boat at Memphis. He said that n guarantee
and purse would be hung up in case At
tell would meet him at Memphis, and that
Doc Hottum. who runs the fight club, would
make liberal terms for such bout.
hottun tOlu me that he would post q
purse and forfeit for the bout" said Regain
that he would guarantee 800 as the purse
and would turn over to US all the money
over $500 that came in. Abe and / ought to
draw a good house and II he wants such
match he can have IT."
Jack Doyle, who is training Regain,
stated that he had received assurances
from Hottum that such a bout would be
carded at once If Attell could be secured
The latter has been wiring to this city
for a battle and Doyle believes that he
might try his luck further South with ad-
vantage.
Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan will remain
quietly in the country until tomorrow
when he will come TO the city to weigh in
for his battle with Feltz. He probably
will reach the city about noon, will weigh
in at o'clock at the West End Club. and
will then take 1t easy until it is time for
the battle.
Both Tommy and his manager. Frank
Hart. are confident of the outcome of the
fight SO far as merit 10 concerned. Some
rumors have been going the rounds about
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BRIGHTON BEACH SELECTIONS.
r. EpI-y,J IT, SpEruAT

NF-FU IiLIC SFf.JIAL.
New York. July 7.-Seections:
First Race-HOpeful Miss Rush Bath Beach.
second Race-rop Gallant. Rising Son. Plohn.
Third kacc-lrish Jewel. Homestead. High
Fourth Race-River Pirate waterboy. Afri-
cander.
Fifth Race-syrlia II You Dare Royal.
Sixth Race-Sacredus. Loacon, Creole Jim.
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WASHINGTON PARK SELECTIONS

WASHINGTON PARK SELECTIONS.
SPECIAL
Chicago. July I.-Selections:
First Race-Listeway. Cognomen. Rainland.
Second Race-Fading Light. Kentucky Cardinal,
Double o.
Fourth Rare-Sioux Chief. Waswift. Bragg.
Fifth Race-Au Revoir. Toah. Bondage.
Sixth Race. Il. Campbell. Kinlorie. Lou
Woods
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THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

P
A A Lear;
-fO/ five furorg
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q Of
Time
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To-nAY'S DELMAR ENTRIES.
. -1rs selling. .re ftlrlonge.
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Start good: driving: second Winner
pete Ocyrohe ridden
very good lmproven
bad ride. Tlomane weakly ridden
Time-:Sis :25l. :31i.. :50a. 1905
HOO Second race for syearolds purse 500 furlon
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Start good: won clerery: second. Winner E s
tence P9seur did not display her usual speed but
X ridden. and good hts courage cus,ua c
Duela of badly had chance thereafter.
Time-1si. :ai., :36is 40 iO2i., l:i5is.
430 Third race for a-vsar.o,as nurse ,.o FIVE